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problem

[prob-luhm] / ˈprɒb ləm /




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"People hope things will improve after the election, but many of the problems are structural," she said.

From Barron's

The lack of bins is the most commonly cited problem for tourists, ahead of language barriers or crowds, according to a recent survey by Japan’s tourism agency.

From The Wall Street Journal

The problems grew, compounded by high management turnover and shifting priorities.

From BBC

Giving him the prize would also go some way to correcting the Grammys' rap problem.

From BBC

Chief Executive Tim Cook mentioned the problem in a Thursday earnings call, saying Apple was seeing constraints in its chip supplies and that memory prices were increasing significantly.

From The Wall Street Journal