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issues

Definition for issues

noun as in point in question

noun as in result

noun as in edition of publication

Strongest match

number

noun as in distribution

noun as in children

verb as in distribute

verb as in emit, emerge; come from

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Example Sentences

RMG said pest issues following "misuse of the bin store" had been resolved.

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He also said that children were picking up on the pressures felt by their parents, such as cost of living issues.

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Mr Neely’s death sparked protests across the city and reignited debates over public transportation safety and how the city cares for its residents who struggle with mental health issues and homelessness.

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Unemployment, the cost of living and concerns over the environmental impact of illegal gold mining, known as "galmasey", were among the key issues.

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“It’s not just people who are international students, who are less likely to face issues but certainly did during the early part of the first Trump presidency during the Muslim ban,” Frenzen said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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