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problem

[prob-luhm] / ˈprɒb ləm /




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The Rams create problems for Sam Darnold, sacking him nine times in a playoff game last year and intercepting him four times in a tight win last month.

From Los Angeles Times

"We could see people losing bone density and muscle mass and that's where we may see some problems in the future," she said.

From BBC

It means the situation has become significantly worse for victims, defendants, witnesses and everyone else who works in the system, and shows the scale of the problem the government is now grappling with.

From BBC

The regulator acknowledged some problems needed addressing, and said it would expand its scrutiny of how claims are processed and how clear policies are to customers.

From BBC

"That's not to say that dogs are a problem. It's just wildlife is interacting with us at all times," he said.

From BBC