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On the cultural side, it highlighted that the medieval heritage of Wales could not be treated as unproblematic.

Dr Smith added: "It would provide an ethically unproblematic way for individuals to opt for deferred fatherhood."

Mounting was unproblematic and the Clip keeps the pistol securely in place used with belts ranging from 1-1/4 to a full 2 inches.

The unproblematic friendship between an African American, a Hispanic, and a mixed-race girl is especially welcome.

'Not completely unproblematic' "Having monetary policy and banking supervision under one roof is not completely unproblematic," German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said recently.

They are in response to what doctors have branded "unrealistic representations of vulval appearance in popular culture" and "the "intensive marketing" of cosmetic genital surgery as an "unproblematic lifestyle choice."

"Flying over contested territories such as Afghanistan was previously thought of as unproblematic because there were no weapons that could reach passenger planes at the altitudes they fly," Joerg Handwerg, a board member at German pilots' union Vereinigung Cockpit and an A320 captain, told Reuters.

The GBER exempts unproblematic categories of aid from prior European Commission scrutiny - member states are obliged to notify the Commission under Article 108 TFEU (see Europolitics 4644).

Though bringing contrasting perspectives, Letherby, Scott (both sociology, Plymouth U., England), and Williams (social sciences, Cardiff U., Wales) all address the question of objectivity and subjectivity in social research within the context of social constructionism, which holds that science is a production of the constructive practices of scientists rather than an unproblematic reflection of an external world.

The universal is undoubtedly a far from unproblematic concept, especially from a post-colonial, feminist, queer and/or any other traditionally marginalised perspective.

So he recommends that we not focus on that, but rather the unproblematic

OBSTREPEROUS EUROPEANS Joining the euro fiscal pact is not entirely unproblematic in Denmark, which guards its four opt-out outs from EU cooperation in the areas of monetary union, home and justice affairs, defence and EU citizenship, and whose citizens have a habit of voting in referenda against closer integration.

Mission is never unproblematic, however, and two of the best essays in the volume, some "idiosyncratic reflections" by Paul Rule on being Chinese and Christian, and a rich article by R.