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problem
noun as in difficulty; bad situation
noun as in puzzle, question
Example Sentences
“If he had a track record of solving huge problems like homelessness, or the social safety net, he’d be a more palatable candidate,” he added.
Portland’s problems go well beyond mere refusal to enforce the law.
Alcohol, in particular, is considered the most damaging drug overall, contributing not only to health problems but also to traffic accidents and incidents of violence, according to researchers.
He emphasizes that identifying the physical principles behind life's emergence from nonliving matter remains one of the greatest unsolved problems in biological physics.
The current problem for the memory-chip players is that it takes more wafers to manufacture and produce HBM, which is eating into the supply, Klein said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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