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problem

[prob-luhm] / ˈprɒb ləm /




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However, instability has been Chelsea's enduring problem when compared with standard‑setting clubs such as Manchester City, Liverpool and Arsenal, who have dominated the Premier League in recent years.

From BBC

The case is the first of its kind and will be a landmark test of questions around whether social-media platforms designed features that cause mental-health problems and lead to addiction.

From The Wall Street Journal

England's prop problems continue to mount in the run-up to the Six Nations with Harlequins' Fin Baxter ruled out of the tournament.

From BBC

Suffering a leg injury in the French Open semi-final against Sinner harmed his chances, then he considered retiring from their Wimbledon semi-final because of a groin problem.

From BBC

"The low hiring rate is a problem," said Navy Federal Credit Union chief economist Heather Long.

From Barron's