According to the couple, they received a billing statement in December that showed the two-cent shortage, but the document did not make clear that the sum was past due.
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The skills shortage comes in two forms: higher staff turnover and rising wage costs.
Objective Analysis has been forecasting for the past two years that a DRAM shortage would commence in mid-2013 causing prices to remain stable through the middle of 2015.
That would require every farmer to sustain nearly two city dwellers, which a shortage of fertiliser, farm machinery and fuel precludes.
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There is undoubtedly waste in the system but I visited a hospital near Piraeus two days ago that had a shortage of syringes, dressings and basic drugs.
The departure of those two players has left Ferguson with a shortage of strikers, with Fraizer Campbell also likely to be sold.
Two-thirds of HAs reported a shortage of NHS dentists locally.
Consultant paediatric consultant Dr Richard Kirk, based at the Freeman, said that despite awareness campaigns, there was a shortage of baby hearts - two UK babies have died this year waiting for a new organs.
The first data set, for the year 1999, came from 76 stores in a midsize retail chain and was used to weigh cash shortage and inventory shrinkage, the two most important sources of financial loss in retail, as a percentage of overall sales.
"Not because tenants are needlessly under-occupying larger homes, but because there is a national shortage of affordable homes, especially one and two-bed properties, " said CHC spokeswoman Bethan Samuel.
And, with a power shortage blacking out large parts of the country for two hours each day and unemployment rising sharply, there are plenty of other things to think about.
It closed two-years ago with the loss of 16 jobs after a shortage of fish supplies made it financially unviable.
Last year, the U.S. flu shot market was so unappealing that only two players were producing injectable vaccine--leading to a serious shortage when one of them, Chiron, had to shut down its plant.
But because there is a shortage of shariah advisers - there's only about two dozen of them who are really the most qualified to sit on shariah boards - and that's the way it basically works.
The more immediate of the Internet's two big problems, and the easier one to solve, is the shortage of addresses.
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Part of this stems from one legacy of the past: a surprising shortage of academic and other non-governmental links between the two countries.
Whenever and wherever these two jovial veterans have an opportunity to meet, there is never a shortage of reminiscences to keep the conversation flowing.
She added that the money shortage also meant Unicef would be unable to provide supplies to two new camps slated to open in the coming weeks.
The school, which now has about 6, 500 students on two campuses and in two nearby prisons, doubled its nursing program when its market research revealed a nursing shortage.
For the last two years patients have had to travel from Barrow to Lancaster for tests because of a shortage of staff at Furness General Hospital.
Such a set-up is an elegant way of coping with a national shortage at the top: one head and five deputies are easier to find than two of each.
Last week, an Idaho woman has filed a lawsuit against Genzyme, charging that a long-standing shortage of its Fabrazyme treatment for Fabry disease led to the death of her husband two years ago.
While defending Haier's strategy, Zhang Ruimin acknowledges that two constraints are already being felt even as the company gears up for international expansion: scarce financial resources and a shortage of qualified staff.
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