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problem
noun as in difficulty; bad situation
noun as in puzzle, question
Example Sentences
“Democrats cannot gerrymander their way out of their gerrymandering problem. The math simply doesn’t add up,” said David Daly, a senior fellow at the nonprofit FairVote.
“I think AGI is probably necessary for humanity to survive—our problems seem too big to solve…without better tools,” Altman tweeted a few years ago.
But when it comes to getting paid for their work, there’s a problem.
But for all the bits that work, there are problems too.
“We didn’t want to sell to Amazon. It’s just that Amazon was the best solution to a problem we had,” he said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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