[!□] □
[!(□ | □)] □
[!(□ & □)] □
A focus on solving problems , however , makes many people in the basic science area very uncomfortable . Education exercise , which asked for reflections on student work accompanied by examples , but I 'm very uncomfortable about copying students ' work without their explicit permission . WE were to proceed in the first instance by steamboat ; and as it is usual to sleep on board , in consequence of the starting-hour being four o'clock in the morning , we went down to where she lay , at that very uncomfortable time for such expeditions when slippers are most valuable , and a familiar bed , in the perspective of an hour or two , looks uncommonly pleasant . " " Of course , " said Mr. Bunting , taking out and wiping his spectacles and feeling suddenly very uncomfortable , - - for he had no Greek left in his mind worth talking about ; " yes - - the Greek , of course , may furnish a clue . " She laughed in the way that makes one very uncomfortable . " Yes , my dear , I do , for it has troubled me a good deal to see you so badgered by that very uncomfortable old lady . The trial court stated : " Well , [ the prosecutor ] is an officer of this Court , and if he says that that 's what he observed , that 's what he observed ; and I find that there is a nonracial reason as enumerated , although I will admit I 'm very uncomfortable with it . I 'm very uncomfortable having this hit-or-miss sessions and hope you can give me some assistance in locations and techniques in giving shots . And although the point that Sang-Hyon is making , I think , is quite valid , I 'm very uncomfortable trying to make the modifications on the fly . I find it at once produces a glow , stops rigour , and though it makes one very uncomfortable , prevents the advance of the disease . To be honest , I 'm very uncomfortable with that .