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                    There is a discrepancy/ mismatch/ conflict/ contradiction ... between P and Q.
                    There is a striking similarity ... between P and Q.
                    It is misleading to suggest/ It is (was) strange (uncommon/accidental) ... that P.
                    It is hard/ may be difficult to calculate (judge/ imagine) P. It is not clear whether
                     P.
                    It seems impossible to tackle the problem successfully.
                    Whether P includes Q is an open question.
               •     It is the rate of P ... that will be most troublesome.
                    At present we cannot explain ... the discrepancy between P and Q.
                    What is less easy to explain is ... how P can induce Q.
                    Modeling this phenomenon ... poses a problem for P.
               •     (What matters here is that) P ...
                        ... assumed unusual shapes/ exhibited an unusual behavior.
                        ... proved greater than suspected/ may sound attractive, but Q.
                        ... revealed itself with startling clarity/ is not an incidental consequence of Q.
                        ... is insufficient to determine Q/ may seem undesirable here.
                        ...  is  not  at  all  clear/  may  come  in  various  guises/  cannot  secure  our
                        understanding of Q.
                        ... poses an as yet unsolved problem/ should not divert our attention from Q.
                        ... vanishes under further scrutiny/ deepens the mystery of how the galaxies
                        formed.
                    This ... is a frustrating lesson/ an unpleasant consequence of P.
                  ... is a vexed (and troubling) question.
                  ... raises an unanswerable question of whether Р/ presents one with a dilemma.
                  ... may conceal a great deal of information (about variation).
               •     A word of caution ... is needed about this concept/ approach/ idea.
                    There is ... a danger in relying too much on P as an explanation.
                    There is no ... conclusive evidence on the trend of P.
                    There are no ... clear ways (procedures) of testing P.
                    There may be instances ... which are uncertain/ about which we are uncertain.
                    There is ... (considerable) confusion over this difference.
                    П.е confusion arises because of P. Another instance of this confusion is that P.
                    The main source of confusion ... seems to reside in differentiating between P and
                     Q.
                    Much of the confusion in the field ...lies in a mistaken claim that P.
                    This question ... leads to a paradox/ is not yet accurately formulated.
                    These conditions ... could complicate the assessment of P.
                    Lack  of  P  has  been  a  serious  obstacle  to  Q.These  stereotypes  affect  attitudes
                     towards P.
                    P should not be confused with Q.
                    A positive answer cannot be based on crediting that P. We must take care not to
                     misinterpret the difficulty that P. Serious obstacles lie in P.
                    The extrapolation of P must be made with caution.
               •     The difficulty may be put briefly/ One added complexity presents itself, P.
                    Progress in analyzing P has been hindered by the lack of information concerning
                     Q.
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