"We got a serious problem in New York, we have a serious problem in New Orleans, and we're going to be developing serious problems in other areas," Fauci said.
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G20 governments recorecognizedSeptember that steel overcapacity was a serious problem.
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We think it's the most serious problem that humanity faces.
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Because this is a very serious problem in our country.
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For Latinos in this country this is a serious problem.
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This is a serious problem we cannot continue to ignore.
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Do you think crunch is a serious problem in Japan?
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"We have a serious problem in central Wisconsin," Smith says.
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Palm Beach has been a serious problem since day one.
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There is no doubt corporate inversions are a serious problem.
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SPONSORED CONTENT - JUUL LABS Underage vaping is a serious problem.
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By 2012 Dr. Karcher knew she had a serious problem.
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That makes their impending electoral defeat a pretty serious problem.
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Crime is a serious problem in South Africa more broadly.
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Among those respondents, 2628 percent called it a "serious" problem.
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Violence against women in Spain, however, remains a serious problem.
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Especially on social media, this is becoming a serious problem.
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"Suffering is becoming increasingly recognized as a serious problem," he said.
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It is a serious problem that needs to be addressed now.
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There is a serious problem with the culture at FBI headquarters.
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The Ludekrusher rides smoothly, but we did have one serious problem.
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"French police and intelligence have a serious problem," said the officer.
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The Hip'Air is trying to a solve a very serious problem.
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Consumer Reports has a serious problem with those falcon-wing doors.
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These IS members are a serious problem for their home countries.
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A more serious problem relates to the quantity of the data.
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That could be a serious problem for the world's fish stock.
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A similar figure said the extrajudicial killings were a serious problem.
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And this is a serious problem we haven't faced up to.
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Whatever the truth, Islamic State faces another, perhaps more serious problem.
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"This is a very serious problem, it is everywhere," he said.
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But the advent of warrant-proof encryption is a serious problem.
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The new law addresses a serious problem that has plagued Colorado.
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Opinions remain divided about whether government debt constitutes a serious problem.
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Another very serious problem is evident upon inspection of Swimply's website.
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The primary issue, it appears, is a serious problem of dating.
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Turnover is a serious problem for Uber, Lyft and other companies.
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If they do not, the art world faces a serious problem.
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The web is a huge, bloated space with a serious problem.
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For any other president, maybe they would create a serious problem.
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"Bullying is a serious problem, especially against President Trump," she says.
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By adulthood, his drug habit had escalated into a serious problem.
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It's a serious problem, and it deserves to be taken seriously.
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If you don't like that song, you have a serious problem.
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Both race and class explanations pose a serious problem for democracy.
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This was a serious problem when he was chief of DIA.
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And it turns out that's a fairly serious problem for facial recognition.
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G20 governments recognised in September that steel overcapacity was a serious problem.
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But this good news emphasizes another serious problem with these data visualizations.
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This is a serious problem for someone whose entire wardrobe is black.
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Gonzalez (2006) presents a much more serious problem for the McLemore plaintiffs.
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We have a serious problem with, as you know, with radical Islam.
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"Climate change is a serious problem for national parks," Nye tells PEOPLE.
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From Pizzagate to QAnon, YouTube has a serious problem with conspiracy theories.
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The country is "not facing a serious problem with inflation," Ocampo added.
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Another serious problem is the tremendous underfunding of public-sector pension funds.
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This is a serious problem and we have a heart for that.
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But, the authors point out, there's a serious problem with that approach.
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"Gravity ... is a really serious problem," Bigelow Aerospace founder Robert Bigelow says.
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Muchmore emphasized on September 26 that lead poisoning was a serious problem.
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This could be a serious problem should a fire marshall walk by.
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So beware fake Yeezys, which are a serious problem on social media.
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"Theft is a serious problem, especially with devices like this," he said.
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For any satellite or astronaut working in space, it's a serious problem.
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Congrats to X.GLU for an innovative project taking on a serious problem.
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"Brexit is a serious problem for Scotland," she told the SNP conference.
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Last summer, researchers discovered a serious problem at the core of Android.
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G20 governments recognized last month that steel overcapacity was a serious problem.
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"We have a very serious problem that we can no longer ignore."
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"Any fire onboard an aircraft is a serious problem," Mr. Birky said.
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It is clear campus sexual assault continues to be a serious problem.
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"But does that mean she is a more serious problem?" he said.
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Why is anxiety often seen as a less serious problem than depression?
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Both can be repaired, but one is a much more serious problem.
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The first big mistake is exacerbating our serious problem of income inequality.
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South Korea has a serious problem with spy cameras and illicit filming.
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Grace Notes For 224 years, Clark Kent has had a serious problem.
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"Beauty standards of music shows is a serious problem," the guildelines said.
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Air pollution poses a serious problem to people all over the world.
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Gaming and internet addiction is a really serious problem throughout East Asia.
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G20 governments recognized in September that steel overcapacity was a serious problem.
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"We have a serious problem," he said, almost not eating the pizza.
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This is noble and vital work, but there is one serious problem.
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It's a serious problem for a company trying to navigate a turnaround.
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The party simply does not believe climate change is a serious problem.
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Sexual harassment is a particularly serious problem in restaurant and hotel jobs.
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In the summer of 2000, Kern County law enforcement faced a serious problem.
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But sexual abuse by troops sent to protect civilians remains a serious problem.
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But she has one very serious problem: The Vermont senator isn't giving up.
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So, we have a very serious problem that we can no longer ignore.
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Just 19 percent of respondents viewed alcohol abuse as an extremely serious problem.
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Ineffective representation by defense attorneys is an equally serious problem, perhaps more prevalent.
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Viana, however, agreed that the lack of labor inspectors is a serious problem.
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While the new study is small, it uncovers a serious problem, experts said.
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Because it's such a serious problem, finding real solutions is urgent and needed.
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This sounds like a piece of legislation that actually addresses a serious problem.
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It is a serious problem the likes of which we have never had.
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Ibrahim Omar, a developer, said the stealing of land was a serious problem.
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The hamstrings have been bothering him but are not considered a serious problem.
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Ongoing and unrelieved inflammation, on the other hand, can be a serious problem.
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Declining funding for higher education has been a serious problem in recent years.
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That is no doubt a serious problem and one that must be addressed.
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"The most serious problem of the Venezuelan revolution is the economy," he said.
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The other, more serious problem, was due to the size of the attachment.
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Wall adds: This country, and its government, have a serious problem with representation.
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And trash will be a serious problem that will damage our public lands.
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Eighty-eight percent view drug abuse as a serious problem or a crisis.
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Mass incarceration is a serious problem in America, but what leads to it?
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And it's a more serious problem than just dismissing these people as insensitive.
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Of course, like any coping mechanism, emotional eating can become a serious problem.
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Indeed, access to capital is a serious problem for mom-and-pop stores.
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I think we have a serious problem in our country with corporate consolidation.
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" Mr. Reeves, an alumnus himself, also said the school had "a serious problem.
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We have a serious problem with mental illness today it's almost an epidemic.
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But there is one serious problem with this approach: It is utter fiction.
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But on one serious problem, continued progress is not only possible, it's probable.
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This discrepancy poses a serious problem for Democrats as the primary season continues.
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It is a serious problem, the likes of which we have never had.
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It is, as it has always been, a serious problem that demands confrontation.
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Sexual harassment is a particularly serious problem for workers in restaurants and hotels.
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So we have a very serious problem that we can no longer ignore.
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The Daily Beast reports that domestic violence is a "serious problem" in Mobile County.
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Dog breath isn't just a playground insult, it's a serious problem plaguing our pets.
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"We've got a serious problem we need to address," Campbell said about gun violence.
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That will pose a serious problem for Japan's structurally impaired and export-driven economy.
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The minute a serious problem surfaces, suddenly a lot of things happen in parallel.
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But the findings are promising, particularly because premature delivery is such a serious problem.
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It also perpetuates the view that violence against women is not a serious problem.
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"Such a serious problem for Ted & the GOP," Mr. Trump said Tuesday on Twitter.
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Knife crime is a serious problem, but pales into insignificance beside American gun crime.
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And we are going to do a study on it, a very serious problem.
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Both the state and the DOE told Gizmodo this is not a serious problem.
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There's obviously a serious problem with regard to race, sexuality and gender in Hollywood.
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Some deny that corruption is a serious problem that can be addressed through legislation.
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We all agree (or should all agree) that gun deaths are a serious problem.
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Losses on this scale are becoming a serious problem for Hizbullah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah.
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Tax evasion is a serious problem and should be strictly policed and harshly punished.
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The National Climate Assessment is the latest confirmation that we have a serious problem.
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Since almost all rhinoceros populations are endangered, several critically, this is a serious problem.
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Women deluged the stage with flowers, so many that disposal became a serious problem.
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North Korea's burgeoning nuclear program is posing an increasingly serious problem for President Trump.
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Thus, it was only a question of time until we face this serious problem.
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The ethics problems could be a serious problem for Grayson's run for the Senate.
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In 1994, 37 percent of Americans identified crime as the nation's most serious problem.
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Nate I do think North Carolina is a very serious problem for the Republicans.
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However, no physician believed benzodiazepine use was a serious problem in their clinical practice.
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The military knows it has a serious problem—but addressing it has proven difficult.
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Sessions's false testimony could nonetheless be a serious problem for him and his boss.
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But Britain, in fact, already has a serious problem with loneliness, research has found.
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A majority of Americans, 54%, considered it a "very serious" problem, the poll found.
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And being a man is a serious problem and being a woman is, too.
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About one-third of voters, 22019 percent, think it is a somewhat serious problem.
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And the fact is, we have a serious problem in America with gun violence.
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This presents a serious problem for the regime's domestic legitimacy and North Korean propaganda.
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Any foreign country that messes with us will have a serious problem in return.
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Nitrate pollution from agriculture is a serious problem nationally, especially in heavy agricultural states.
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"You guys know enough now to know you've got a serious problem," he said.
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Then it becomes Wednesday, and so on, until you have a really serious problem.
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Don't try to make bad comedy out of a serious problem in our industry.
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If the ban were to happen during that time, it would be a serious problem.
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The Japanese whaling industry still faces one serious problem: appetite for whale meat is declining.
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Hahn said the decision was precautionary and medical tests showed no serious problem with Rodon.
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In 2018 exit polls, roughly eight in 10 voters rated sexual harassment a serious problem.
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As the population of the Alola region increased, dealing with garbage became a serious problem.
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"Our hearts and prayers go out to all who are affected by this serious problem."
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And, unlike rival Samsung, Apple isn't beset with the very serious problem of exploding batteries.
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Pauses, trouble with certain tenses or pronouns — little things may indicate a more serious problem.
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Depending on how you count, it's either seriously impressive or a serious problem for Amazon.
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To its credit, the OECD saw that the lack of data was a serious problem.
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On the other, I can imagine butt-dialers and prank "friends" becoming a serious problem.
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It's rare to actually have a serious problem when making any other type of music.
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Many experts think this is a more serious problem than the export of jobs abroad.
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That is a serious problem anybody who cares about criminal justice should be watching closely.
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And even then, the metric mostly felt like a distraction from the more serious problem.
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The Trump administration took a vital step by recognizing there is a serious problem here.
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"There is a serious problem with senior management at Wells Fargo," Warren told CNBC Thursday.
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"It's a serious problem," organic chemistry professor at Oakland University Roman Dembinski told USA Today.
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When you have a serious problem, you need to get over it and move on.
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Most voters welcome people coming here legally, but believe illegal immigration is a serious problem.
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A serious problem with the estate tax is how it immorally destroys many small businesses.
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Why have wild horses become a serious problem on public lands in the West today?
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However, she notes that there is a serious problem in the investigation of such cases.
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It only took a year for fake Live videos to start becoming a serious problem.
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It's a serious problem — life threatening, for many people — with multibillion dollar health care consequences.
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After all, recognizing that we face a serious problem might hurt his beloved stock market.
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She's going to have a serious problem on her hands if she can't do that.
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Postpartum depression is a serious problem, affecting, by some estimates, one in nine American mothers.
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The pieces are worth reading, and I agree that voter suppression is a serious problem.
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But the most serious problem is that the piece has no structure to speak of.
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It's true that economic and racial segregation remains a serious problem in the largest cities.
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"We have a serious problem on our hands," said Senator Rob Portman, Republican of Ohio.
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ORRIN HATCH, R-UTAH: There is a serious problem with the culture at FBI Headquarters. SEN.
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And for the growing number of couple who can't conceive, this is already a serious problem.
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Good to see Shaq helped Lindsay stay positive in what could have been a serious problem.
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However, there is a serious problem with this argument: there are more male than female refugees.
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That became a serious problem five years later, when Podesta was running Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
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Domestic violence is considered a "widespread and serious problem" throughout El Salvador, according to the agency.
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Thirty-five percent of respondents see heroin abuse as an "extremely serious" problem, the survey found.
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We are "at the cusp of a really serious problem", Mr Smith told the nine jurists.
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It's not pure optics — corruption is a serious problem in Saudi, and this could counteract it.
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One of the hardest is aviation, where battery power runs up against a serious problem: weight.
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Goetz brought up one other pretty serious problem with this idea: removing dead trees is disruptive.
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It's a serious problem you see recited, and I didn't want to shy away from that.
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It is a serious problem and we don't seem to have any real solutions for it.
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In an electoral landscape with a growing demand for voter ID, this represents a serious problem.
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Dissatisfaction with the government had been chosen as the most serious problem in the January edition.
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There was a serious problem, however, with the way the orchestra sounded in its early recordings.
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The only way to overcome this serious problem is to streamline the legal process for deployment.
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The more serious problem is today's pervasive and self-reinforcing pessimism, which feeds the reactionary impulse.
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Bits Samsung has a serious problem with things burning up, and not just in its smartphones.
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Income inequality in America is a serious problem, and all indications say it's only getting worse.
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Obviously, there is a serious problem of enhanced levels of anti-Semitism in European Muslim communities.
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"We have a serious problem," said congressman Harry Roque, who filed a resolution supporting martial law.
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Even after Knight's baby was delivered, a potentially serious problem arose: The placenta wouldn't come out.
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That's a big drag on world economy, and a serious problem for Germany's euro area partners.
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Another issue is reaching homeless female veterans, a serious problem that also affects the male population.
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"This is a serious problem, and it's going to get a lot worse," Mr. Brynjolfsson said.
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This is a very serious problem that we need to pay close attention to right now.
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An excess of pollen was a far more serious problem than a depletion of ozone was.
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But they studiously avoided confronting a much more serious problem: the consequences of our president's character.
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These businesses would have a serious problem, unlike conventional exporters — companies that ship things overseas, say.
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How much can you rely on your family for help if you have a serious problem?
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Others in the medical sector agree this is a serious problem that needs to be addressed.
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But Rubio has a serious problem in making this case: He hasn't yet won a state.
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Go deeper: 63% of voters say Trump asking Ukraine to probe Biden is a "serious" problem
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According to a poll commissioned by Demos, 92 percent of people consider student a serious problem.
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That is a serious problem, and it's not clear that it's one the EU will survive.
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If Arrieta isn't healthy or right, the Cubs have a very serious problem on their hands.
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The United States has a serious problem with getting women into STEM jobs and keeping them there.
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On the left today, there's a serious problem with a slippage between anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism.
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Given the nature of the data usually being handled, this could be a serious problem going forward.
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Slack knows a lot about you, and it realizes that could one day be a serious problem.
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This is a very serious problem and one that from my perspective I don't see being addressed.
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"There is a much more serious problem of kidnapping, extortion and arms and human trafficking," she said.
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The rate of new cases is declining, but the epidemic remains a serious problem in the country.
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Many people now agree with Mr. Trump that there is a serious problem that must be resolved.
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People assume they can pollute for free until the pollution builds up and becomes a serious problem.
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"Dropout from device usage is a serious problem for the industry," said Gartner research director Rachel McIntyre.
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The President, perhaps unintentionally, has focused attention on a new and serious problem with the Mueller probe.
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More than half believe that companies' lack of loyalty to their workers is a serious problem today.
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After all, Carson's opinion identified a serious problem: segregation resulting from longstanding policies of the federal government.
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Here's what your urine color says about your health — and when it could signal a serious problem.
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But the cocktail's notoriety has led to a serious problem for the bar: lost and stolen toes.
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This is a serious problem that people less famous than Melania Trump struggle with all the time.
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That gas, and the slurry left over from putrefying waste, "is the most serious problem", Penido said.
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The gaps will determine whether climate change is a mildly serious problem or an extremely serious one.
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But, by the spring, he sensed that the company was realizing that it had a serious problem.
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Qatar's serious problem began ever since Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani deposed his father in 1994.
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If you're as worried about America's declining economic freedom as I am, this is a serious problem.
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The toxic water crisis in Flint, Michigan brought national attention to the serious problem of water security.
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That said, props to DC for contemplating an out of the box solution to a serious problem.
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They get called in when there's a serious problem, issue threats, and execute on them when necessary.
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Facebook executives knew they had a serious problem on their hands, said the current and former employees.
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But unlike depression, with which it routinely occurs, anxiety is often seen as a less serious problem.
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"The most serious problem is the lack of people who want to learn those skills," he said.
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How do we stop crime, which is in fact a very, very serious problem in this country?
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White royalists, in many cases, argue that racism is no longer a serious problem in British society.
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But while Russian meddling is a serious problem, the current sentiment toward Silicon Valley borders on scapegoating.
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Obama understood that this was a serious problem, but he didn't do much to really solve it.
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This breeds inconsistency in our criminal justice response — a serious problem we should all be concerned about.
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He said the most serious problem with the United States is that it believes it is exceptional.
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Most Americans view racial discrimination against blacks as a serious problem, according to a new poll Tuesday.
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That issue may not have attracted a lot of attention, but it is a serious problem nonetheless.
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"We're steadfastly focused on addressing this serious problem," FCC Chairman Ajit Pai said in a news release.
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Toxic misogyny is still a serious problem, and Donald Trump's campaign is a potent symbol of that.
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"This is a serious problem," Hoke said in an interview on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference.
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"A defection of a single North Korean could pose a serious problem for inter-Korean relations," he said.
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"It's a serious problem, and this project will hopefully set a good example for everyone else to follow."
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"Toilet: Ek Prem Katha", which releases August 11, focuses on a serious problem that plagues millions of Indians.
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" He added, "We don't need to know who or why to know that we have a serious problem.
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But the more subtle, more technically legal forms of this game pose a serious problem of their own.
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All that said, these new policies seem like a genuine effort by Airbnb to fix a serious problem.
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Given this fact, Bill Clinton's desire to defend his 1990s legacy is a serious problem for Hillary Clinton.
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"The misalignment of the color of money is a serious problem under a long-term CR," Blume said.
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"To a degree that it's ... that it's a very serious problem in the next few decades," he said.
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"Orbital debris is a serious problem, but at the same time the sky is not falling," he said.
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But the truth is that overpopulation in the United States is not even close to a serious problem.
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Former Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said Sunday that the Trump administration has a serious problem with leaks.
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If, for instance, European internal migrants really have lowered the wages in Britain, this is a serious problem.
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"We still have a serious problem in Congress, in part because we've never addressed it," Speier said Wednesday.
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For more than a generation, Democrats have valiantly advocated policies to combat the serious problem of climate change.
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In that poll, 2900 percent said they believed that climate change is a serious problem that needs action.
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Passing the Veterinary Medicine Loan Repayment Program Enhancement Act is a common-sense solution to this serious problem.
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Burnouts are a serious problem in the Netherlands, which is why many therapists now teach the niksen method.
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In the early nineteen-eighties, rape was a serious problem at basic-training installations—especially in the Army.
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I am the only person running for the presidency who understands this and this is a serious problem.
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The most serious problem is that the option would enable seniors to front-run the fear of insolvency.
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For families in Newark now confronting that threat, such steps seemed ineffective for handling a deadly serious problem.
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Eliminating rebates would get at the serious problem of some middlemen manipulating drug prices for their own gain.
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When the Trump administration first realized the coronavirus would be a serious problem has been an open question.
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Her false eyelashes, worn at a fantastic length since she was a teenager, posed a more serious problem.
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That suggested a serious problem, he told her, and he immediately sent her to the neurologist on duty.
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In the event of a serious problem, like a burst pipe, it automatically shuts off the water supply.
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The "duopoly" of the two parties is a serious problem, stifling a lot of potential competition and ideas.
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But Moser doesn't love her, and this absence of emotional connection poses a serious problem for his book.
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The court said that people were frantic, and that the cases were a sign of a serious problem.
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But a more serious problem, according to Enrico Letta, the former Italian prime minister, stems from putting Mrs.
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The reaction to Mr. Javid's appointment reveals a serious problem with how many people seem to understand politics.
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And it is not that a wealth tax is not a serious proposal to address this serious problem.
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This is a serious problem in how we are using—or in this case, misusing—our natural resources.
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School-related sexual- and gender-based violence is a serious problem in Senegal, HRW said in the report.
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So let's just agree that it's a serious problem and think about something else, not tartar or gingivitis.
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A majority of respondents in a new poll, 57 percent, said that school segregation is a serious problem.
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"This is a really serious problem," said Matt Long, an oceanographer at the National Center for Atmospheric Research.
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It's clear that alcohol misuse is a serious problem — one that, again, the data suggests is getting worse.
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The video is funny, but it points to a very serious problem — one that's not restricted to college campuses.
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"Food insecurity is going to be a serious, serious problem" warned Joseph Alliance of the aid group Action Aid.
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"I can tell you this, voter fraud is a serious problem in the country," Miller had told ABC News.
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The denial Trump practices whenever he is criticized about this is a serious problem for him and the country.
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Australia received a poor score on the right to freedom from torture, which the survey called "a serious problem".
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Child rape continued to be a serious problem in Cambodia, the U.S. State Department said in a 2016 report.
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PDVSA board member and pro-government union representative Wills Rangel acknowledged the flight of talent is a serious problem.
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That compares to 453 percent of people who saw abuse of strong prescription painkillers an an "extremely serious" problem.
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"There is a serious problem within the Trump administration," said John Bolton, former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.
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And more people believe discrimination against blacks is a serious problem as is bias in the criminal justice system.
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"It's a serious problem," Cerf told the audience at the South by Southwest Festival in Austin, Texas on Sunday.
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You'll want to take out those serious problem minions as quickly as possible to keep your own board healthy.
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The Union Leader's Bosse agreed drugs represent a "serious problem" in New Hampshire but said Trump's remarks weren't appropriate.
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But in Europe (fertility rate: 1.6), North America (1.86), and Asia (2.2), low birthrate is becoming a serious problem.
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A majority of respondents see crime as a serious problem in the U.S., according to a poll released Wednesday.
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A majority of Americans (54%) consider it a "very serious" problem, according to a Monmouth University poll released Thursday.
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This is a serious problem in the United States since the majority of the population lives in metropolitan areas.
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I support a full review of Congressional sexual harassment policies and procedures and actions to address this serious problem.
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It can take an hour to heat water to take a shower, and garbage removal is a serious problem.
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"Fuel is becoming a serious problem," said Sinhue, a member of the opposition center-right National Action Party (PAN).
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Which is all to say that WhatsApp's plan to hurt virality is an interesting solution to a serious problem.
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But the fact that a waiver is needed at all points to a serious problem in our cabotage laws.
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We have a serious problem in New Orleans, and we're going to be developing serious problems in other areas.
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A more serious problem with "Tailspin," however, is that Brill never quite makes the connection between laws and norms.
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Some friends acknowledged that Ms. McHenry may have used drugs recreationally, but said that it wasn't a serious problem.
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"I think the reason it will be moving that fast is we have such a serious problem," he said.
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In a general election, Trump's problem will be that most Americans do think white racism is a serious problem.
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World markets are facing a simple but serious problem: There just aren't enough dollars to execute trades and transactions.
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When people of color constitute roughly 39 percent of the current U.S. population, these numbers convey a serious problem.
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No one questions that the disease is still a serious problem, particularly in Hubei Province and its capital, Wuhan.
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I've spent the last 24 hours being more appreciative of my family and realizing we have a serious problem.
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Air pollution has long been a serious problem here in Beijing — for citizens and The Times's foreign correspondents alike.
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The Supreme Court ruled that while cigarettes are a serious problem, the FDA had no authority to step in.
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"The age of majority is nine or 10 years, and that poses a serious problem for girls," Cardona said.
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The One That Comes Naturally" Sarah Bittner on "Do You Think Anxiety Is A Serious Problem Among Young People?
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Ninety-one percent of Democratic respondents said Trump's talks with Zelensky are a very serious or somewhat serious problem.
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With college costs rising, simply paying the tab is a serious problem when it comes to picking a school.
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Air quality has long been a serious problem here in Beijing — for citizens and The Times's foreign correspondents alike.
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The creation of unstoppable and undetectable theater weapons that can evade both detection and countermeasures is a serious problem.
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Loss of trust in the local police is a serious problem only made worse by this kind of deception.
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" He asked, "How do we stop crime, which is in fact a very, very serious problem in this country?
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"Just like United Technologies, getting on the next President's bad side could be a serious problem for Boeing," Cramer said.
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""This—hopefully—blip provided a window into the future where this is going to become a much more serious problem.
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This—hopefully—blip provided a window into the future where this is going to become a much more serious problem.
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"The road's been a serious problem for us, so guys will feel good about that," A's manager Bob Melvin said.
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RUBIO: You know, as I said already twice in this debate, we have a very serious problem in this country.
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"If an Italian says 'I'm possessed', I would suspect a serious problem," says Luana Giardinelli, a clinical psychologist at IMC.
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In some parts of the world, however, lack of access to affordable, clean and reliable energy is a serious problem.
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One of the women was relieved the short-term blindness didn't signal a more serious problem like an imminent stroke.
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Overfishing happens when more fish are caught than the population can replace through reproduction, and it's become a serious problem.
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AND BASICALLY, WHAT YOU'VE JUST DESCRIBE IS A LEVEL OF CIVILITY AND COMMON LANGUAGE TO ADDRESS A VERY SERIOUS PROBLEM.
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If the "middle-income trap" were found to be real, it would pose a more serious problem than ever before.
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Although undeniably a serious problem for some individuals, drug prices are not one of America's most significant health cost issues.
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" Thomas' dad tells TMZ, "My son has a serious problem and he needs help, and I hope he gets it.
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But getting caught with 106 violations in the casino's opening years is an indicator of a serious problem, they said.
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"This is a very serious problem, with grave implications for the global trading system," it told the closed-door talks.
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We will continue to work with our workforce to find dynamic solutions and funding to address this very serious problem.
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"This is a serious problem that needs to be investigated," said Carlos Beristain, a Spanish doctor and a panel member.
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"We've got a real serious problem about this cyber terrorism," Clinton said in an interview clip with CBS released Friday.
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Pascal Lamy, formerly of the WTO, has put forward something similar as a potential solution to this very serious problem.
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So I want to make it clear that that is not the time frame that will create a serious problem.
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But a serious problem became apparent before long: China was not confirming the details that made Trump's claims so encouraging.
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London has a serious problem with pollution -- one that is costing £3.7 billion and more than 9,000 lives each year.
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Until now, celebrities have been reluctant to join the cause, perhaps not understanding what a serious problem drowning really is.
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Pratik Sinha, the founder of Alt News, said Facebook did not seem to view false news as a serious problem.
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But the whole Thuringia affair points to a more serious problem that won't go away with the departure of AKK.
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"If we don't, if we squander the opportunity, then there will be a serious problem on our hands," he said.
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"If we don't, if we squander the opportunity, then there will be a serious problem on our hands," he said.
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Rape and other forms of sexual violence against women is a serious problem in South Africa, according to government statistics.
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That's about the same as it was in December of last year, when 68% called it a deeply serious problem.
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You know I think the press has a serious problem with bias on anything related to religion and social issues.
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Notably, 32% of Republicans found the conversation to be a "serious" or "very serious" problem, compared to 91% of Democrats.
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Driving represents 83% of trips, and the number of miles driven is rising, posing a serious problem to curbing emissions.
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Gruss said Meltdown was the more serious problem in the short term but could be decisively stopped with software patches.
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Its chief executive, Kevin Burns, on November 13th admitted that under-age use had become a serious problem for the company.
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If a new spate of 2018 election polls is anywhere close to accurate, Republicans have a serious problem in the Midwest.
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"Earlier is when we have the potential to make greater changes that can forestall a more serious problem developing," she said.
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A poll by Quinnipiac at the beginning of March showed that 96% of New Yorkers think homelessness is a serious problem.
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Yet according to a Quinnipiac poll from August, 46 percent of the city's voters said crime is a "very serious" problem.
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The housing shortages that are impacting cities around the world is a serious problem worthy of creative, outside-the-box thinking.
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Democratic backsliding is a serious problem in a club membership of which is supposed to provide the kitemark for good governance.
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The singer first discussed his food issues in his self-titled autobiography, released in November, calling it a "quite serious" problem.
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If this is the case, this could become a serious problem for the Fed and they can soon start paddling backwards.
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"If someone got a driver's license in your name, that's a lot more of a serious problem for you," Steinberg says.
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"It's not going to break down soon after arrival, a serious problem with medical equipment in low-resource countries," says Gawande.
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It seems that these folks recognize that this company is attempting to solve a serious problem around open source license management.
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Going Dark remains a serious problem for the FBI, as well as other federal, state, local and international law enforcement partners.
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Gintama's stories generally start with the introduction of a serious problem that is then complicated by an absurd or comedic scene.
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And so, the questions about the imbedding of technology from a Chinese company into networks, I think it's a serious problem.
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An Ipsos poll this year found 47% of Canadian respondents thought racism was a serious problem, down from 69% in 1992.
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That interruption is a "serious problem" for people with a definitive diagnosis, she said, because the consequences can be so devastating.
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But it's an interesting way to look at a serious problem in public health and put it in a fresh context.
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For them, murder is an appropriate action, and that evidences that we have a serious problem with HVE in this country.
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The DO also said that its ruling should not be taken as "calling into question the serious problem of sexual assault".
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"This is a way to preserve freedom, not to raise taxes and combat a serious problem all in one," Chumley said.
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Hate crimes against all groups are a far more serious problem in America than even the F.B.I.'s annual statistics indicate.
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And the honor killings Mr. Trump mentioned are a serious problem that takes the lives of thousands of women each year.
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According to a Gallup poll from June 2017, 66 percent of Europeans believed non-resident terrorism to be a serious problem.
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The one person who may not be on board is Trump — and that could prove a very serious problem for Barr.
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Mr. Weiner had been an embarrassing nuisance for the Clinton campaign, but he now appears to pose a more serious problem.
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With today's rhetoric, Shelby, Toomey, Corker, and others confirmed that consumer abuses by major national banking conglomerates are a serious problem.
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When people started stopping his daughter to ask what time the pizza shop opened, he realized there was a serious problem.
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Drinking alone is often considered a sign of a serious problem, evidence of depression or even an indication of possible alcoholism.
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Drinking alone is often considered a sign of a serious problem, evidence of depression or even an indication of possible alcoholism.
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"We will continue to work with our work force to find dynamic solutions and funding to address this very serious problem."
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But these numbers mask a serious problem: A small number of large galleries and artists took in most of those sales.
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And while Lighthizer didn't endorse her proposal, he did acknowledge that the economic impact of the coronavirus is a serious problem.
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That's a serious problem in developing countries where cholera, typhoid or yellow fever are present, according to the World Health Organization.
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If he's going to go off after the summit and say Russia isn't a serious problem, where will that leave them?
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"Anyone who circumvented that process was going to have a serious problem," said a former official who saw the transformation up close.
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South Korea has a serious problem with voyeur photography, with more than 6,400 cases of illegal recording reported to police in 2017.
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"If someone picked up a driver's license in your name, that's a lot more of a serious problem for you," Steinberg says.
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"If they would disguise inflater data sent to the customer, there is a serious problem with ethics within that company," she said.
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The Polish government, led by Jaroslaw Kaczynski and his Law and Justice (PiS) party since late 2015, presents a more serious problem.
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Gaming addiction is a serious problem and the news is filled with accounts of the times when gamers croak during marathon sessions.
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Climate change is a more serious problem for America's future than illegal immigration or bilateral trade deficits, Mr Biden could credibly argue.
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This could pose a serious problem, since most people on the minimum wage work for smaller firms, not conglomerates such as Samsung.
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"I think it's a very serious problem — it may be even more serious than people have reflected in the market," Sculley said.
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This morning the New York Times' Alan Rappeport points out another serious problem — President Trump's refusal to release own his tax returns.
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" He added: "We have a serious problem on our hands, with technologists developing and releasing tools that will have profoundly destabilizing effects.
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Trump called the opioid crisis a serious problem "the likes of which we have never had" (yes, you've heard that phrase before).
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Still, we'd be remiss not to mention that — as great as it is — this sign also kind of trivializes a serious problem.
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This could be a serious problem for developed economies where a large proportion of well-paid jobs are forms of knowledge work.
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"@SouthwestAir has a serious problem with their fleet," tweeted Ryan Holley, sharing a photo his mom Linda sent him from the plane.
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But pervasive hatred of women hardly explains everything, and in any case may not even be the most serious problem we face.
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While fans can often enforce basic rules of civility like our four Wrigley friends, there remains a serious problem with unruly fans.
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The US has its own serious problem with antibiotic-resistant infections: They're associated with 23,000 deaths and 2 million illnesses every year.
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Along with a checkered history recognizing the talent of women and people of color, Hollywood has a serious problem highlighting trans talent.
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Overtreatment with antibiotics is contributing to the very serious problem of "superbugs;" multiresistant bacteria pose a substantial risk to possibly more people.
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"Climate change is a serious problem," said Kardashian, who was attending the World Congress on Information Technology in the Armenian capital Yerevan.
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If Americans agree that there is a serious problem on the border, however, the country is divided on how to address it.
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Fully autonomous weapons will make it easier and cheaper to kill people — a serious problem all by itself in the wrong hands.
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"This is a serious problem," said Steve Volz, who leads NOAA's Satellite and Information Service, said in a media conference call Wednesday.
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But there is at least one subject that members of both parties — and independents, too — consistently cite as a serious problem: corruption.
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She has a serious problem, though — a new pimp, played by Alfie Allen, who's trying to cut himself in on her profits.
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A 2017 study, for instance, found that 79 percent of the French population believes climate change to be a very serious problem.
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And that's a serious problem when these bugs carry diseases like Zika and dengue, which can cause serious damage to our health.
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While the comic relief is appreciated, these ridiculous laws actually are a symptom of a serious problem in the United States: overcriminalization.
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However we feel about these developments, it is clear that large segments of evangelical Christianity have a serious problem related to women.
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In Spain, the National Union of Spanish Transport Associations has warned that social dumping is the most serious problem facing the sector.
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And when asked directly about the deadly New Zealand attack on Friday, Trump denied that surging white nationalism was a serious problem.
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It's such a serious problem that even the Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is warning people about it.
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Beyond that, the data has had a powerful effect on researchers wo have begun looking into the roots of this serious problem.
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It is possible that coronavirus comes under control and is someday seen as a serious problem but not a gigantic worldwide catastrophe.
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About three-quarters of citizens in the region consider climate change a very serious problem, among the highest percentage in the world.
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"I don't think they will be compelling in changing minds, absent a serious problem that we uncover in the stockpile," he said.
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The Gallup poll released Tuesday found that 36 percent said it's a "moderately serious" problem, while 21 percent said it's "very" serious.
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We must wake up, acknowledge that we have a serious problem, and undertake the hard work to literally clean up America's cities.
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In other words, are people overstating a very serious problem, or is the problem itself one big liberal phantasm in your view?
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That doesn't mean that we shouldn't recognize that there is a serious problem within Islam, as that is obviously where Islamic extremism exists.
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As they see it, the most serious problem for local campaigners was that Conservative Central Headquarters (CCHQ) insisted on taking almost total control.
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Ahead, find five common causes for a change in your urine — and take note of which ones could signal a more serious problem.
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If the agency could not provide vital services to millions of Palestinian refugees, Guterres continued, it could create "a very, very serious problem."
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G20 governments pledged in September to address the serious problem of excess capacity that has punished the industry for years with low prices.
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"Labor inequality is becoming a serious problem even as companies are raising record profits," Masahiko Shibayama, special adviser to the premier, told Reuters.
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In high school I had a serious problem with isolating myself, since I didn't know where to fit in with my peer groups.
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Sanders has said the surge of migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border is a "serious problem" but criticized the Trump administration's detention policies.
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I'll let you mull that over, but if you extrapolate the case to the entire science publishing enterprise, you've got a serious problem.
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When Rob Ford died, many people were discussing how, looking back, this guy had a really serious problem with alcohol and other drugs.
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Climate change is a much more serious problem for America's future than illegal immigration or bilateral trade deficits, Mr Biden could credibly argue.
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Deforestation is clearly a serious problem, but it's not immediately obvious how or if a global consensus can be reached on the matter.
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If the money didn't materialize in time, she warned, there could be a serious problem with the shows: nobody would hear the actors.
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But it gets worse: On top of this rigged cycle of predatory price gouging and consumer manipulation, there's another serious problem: electric waste.
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If treatment becomes inaccessible, Brexit poses "not simply a serious problem for the individual patient," the authors write, but a public health risk.
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But looking at that list, I'm hoping that everyone is touched and sees that there is a serious, serious problem in our country.
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A serious problem with her vocal chords threatened to derail her career for good, triggering an extensive bout with depression and mental illness.
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Due to a number of factors including economic inequality and a lack of job opportunities, illegal prostitution remains a serious problem across America.
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Even as Trump rode the attention wave to the nomination, it should have been apparent to him that he had a serious problem.
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But he is often in Moscow, and he knew that the library's collections of nineteenth- and twentieth-century manuscripts had a serious problem.
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Because they're so small, they can easily travel into the lungs — a serious problem for people who already have breathing and heart issues.
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It is upon Congress to decide whether they are actually serious about finally addressing and ending this serious problem once and for all.
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And he could easily pose a serious problem to a Democratic candidate seeking to secure every vote possible in the crucial purple states.
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Later we learned that glue huffing is a serious problem on Cochabamba's streets, prone to provoking delusions and aggressive behavior, among other effects.
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Literacy, or rather a lack thereof, is a serious problem all over the world — believe it or not, even in our little utopia.
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The big picture: For a quarter of a century, NATO members, the U.S. included, acted as though European security wasn't a serious problem.
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He spent weeks denying it was a serious problem, predicting it could simply go away and was not much worse than the flu.
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That's the reason why so many people start having two glasses of wine—and then dependency becomes a more entrenched and serious problem.
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"People you trust — people you probably voted for — have spent weeks minimizing what is clearly a very serious problem," Carlson told his viewers.
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After the horrific slaughter in New Zealand, where a white nationalist killed 51 Muslims, Trump denied that white nationalism is a serious problem.
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It can be a highly challenging process, as misinformation shared through digital social networks is a serious problem for a modern-day newsroom.
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The POLITICO-Harvard poll found 45 percent believed the issue is a full-blown crisis, and 41 percent considered it a serious problem.
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Fraudulent robocalls are a serious problem in the United States—and the Justice Department says two US companies contributed significantly to the problem.
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A full 82 percent of Democratic voters said they considered prejudice against immigrants a "very serious" problem in a recent Quinnipiac University poll.
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The latest annual survey released by Weber Shandwick finds that nearly 70 percent of Americans feel we have a serious problem with civility.
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"Climate change is a serious problem," said Kardashian, who was attending the World Congress on Information Technology (WCIT) in the Armenian capital Yerevan.
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His phrasing was slightly awkward, but it's clear from the context he was speaking extemporaneously with understanding and sympathy about a serious problem.
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"I think it's a serious problem, it should not have happened and we're disturbed about it, I've got to tell you," Sessions said.
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Clinton's use of a private email server while she was secretary of state emerged early as a potentially serious problem for her campaign.
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In her struggles to gain the trust of young Democratic voters, Clinton reveals that she has a more serious problem with young independents.
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Before you close the tab, let me be very clear: Mass shootings are a serious problem, and gun control would help reduce them.
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"Our hearts and prayers go out to all who are affected by this serious problem," the church's First Presidency wrote in the announcement.
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And so urban Americans are just as likely as rural Americans to think that opioid addiction in the US is a serious problem.
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But beyond the battlefield, a serious problem is emerging: How will the volatile region be governed if Iraqi forces successfully flush out Islamic State?
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Swatting remains a serious problem across the country, but as a hub for gamers and streamers, Seattle needs a solution sooner rather than later.
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But Bitcoin's most serious problem may have been something more basic: Nobody has figured out how to make the technology useful to ordinary people.
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The best body oilsBody oils are clutch for folks whose chapped skin is a serious problem year-round because of the way they moisturize.
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CARSON: Well, there's no question that ISIS is a very serious problem, and I don't believe that this administration recognizes how serious it is.
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"So this is going to be a very serious problem for him and an issue that the next Congress will look into," Castro added.
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Much of the recent shift comes among whites, 34% of whom now see it as a very serious problem, up from 28% last June.
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"It is a very serious problem," said Filippo Menczer, the director of the university's Center for Complex Networks and Systems Research, which launched Hoaxy.
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Even in the rural US, connectivity remains a serious problem in 2017 and when internet access is available, it is often slow and unreliable.
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Despite the mistake, the FBI claims that encryption still poses a serious problem to law enforcement investigations, including those from state and local police.
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Common sense, however, is that if you're worried about America's murder problem — which really is a serious problem — you should address murder, not immigration.
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The process uses aldehyde to fix the brain in place, preventing any shrinking on account of dehydration (a serious problem during the cooling process).
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In March, towards the end of Alphabet's first quarter, advertisers and major newspapers seemed to agree that Google and YouTube had a serious problem.
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This is such a serious problem that if a recruiter sends us three candidates who cannot pass our coding test, we fire the recruiter.
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Meanwhile, one in four whites (25%) said it was not a serious problem and only one in 573 nonwhites (11%) felt the same way.
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Residents of coastal areas were 17 percent more likely to say that climate change was a "very serious" problem, compared to their inland neighbors.
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Residents of coastal areas were 17 percent more likely to say that climate change was a "very serious" problem, compared to their inland neighbors.
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But it seems his decision to skip a tournament he has won eight times was more precautionary than the result of a serious problem.
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Three questions could well determine if there was a serious problem of abusive tactics or merely bad optics in the running of the Walrus.
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Piyush Gupta, CEO of DBS, told CNBC's Tanvir Gill that he doesn't anticipate a "serious problem" with the bank's loan book in Hong Kong.
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For example, a VMT fee could incorporate congestion pricing, as London successfully did in 85033, to alleviate a serious problem in many urban areas.
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For one thing, it doesn't have an index — a serious problem in a book so filled with names of people, TV shows and movies.
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A HuffPost–YouGov survey finds 28500 percent of Republicans and Republican leaners think Democrats have a very or somewhat serious problem with sexual harassment.
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But it did not fix the tax code's bias against personal savings, which is a serious problem given that many Americans save so little.
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"When you can do things like that, and deliver results like that with a system, you're really solving a very serious problem," Sayer said.
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New jobs and clean energy, not only to fight climate change, which is a serious problem, but to create new opportunities and new businesses.
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If objects could affect one another instantaneously, this would pose a serious problem for Einstein's theory of relativity, which depends on effects following causes.
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But there was a serious problem with the Massachusetts model: While the state had expanded coverage, it hadn't really dented its high medical prices.
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" Another HRW report said that "early marriage remains a serious problem, with 21 percent of girls in Pakistan marrying before the age of 18.
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These rural voters seemed to genuinely believe that migration is still a serious problem; several told me they voted for Orbán because of it.
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The main point here is to emphasize the serious problem policymakers would face in isolating just what exactly it is that should be banned.
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A second, and likely more serious problem, is that caucuses are often held when people can't escape work, childcare, or their other daily responsibilities.
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While I am in contact with the bureaus regarding this issue, I have not seen the necessary progress to solve this serious problem yet.
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If they can't find any reservations in your name, it may signal a serious problem that needs to be resolved before you travel anywhere.
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"And because we can't source many of these materials, especially on social media, it's going to become a serious problem in the long run."
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That waiting time poses a particularly serious problem for high-risk patients who may need to stop treatment for other health problems to isolate.
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Moreover, a Eurobarometer survey conducted by the European Commission shows that eight out of 10 Germans see climate change as a "very serious" problem.
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That's not to say these puzzles don't require some serious problem-solving, but if your cat likes a challenge, I recommend checking these out.
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Space debris — the human-made junk floating in space — is such a serious problem that it could prevent the use of some Earth orbits.
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Meanwhile, deficiencies in midband spectrum, which is crucial to the realization of 5G at scale, remain a serious problem in the rollout of 5G.
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And through that, they get infection which is a serious problem that would lead to things like surgery that may require removing the womb.
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I took a pass on the dent, but I handled the scrapes and a slightly more serious problem using a $6 roll of tape.
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"If our customers around the world start going to other parts of the world for their supplies, that is a serious problem," he said.
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"I realized then we had a serious problem," Gasaway told CNN, claiming that mistakes by local election administrators could have cost him the race.
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Democrats see such harassment as a more serious problem than Republicans, with 87% of Democrats calling it very serious, compared with 49% of Republicans.
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Nine in 10 European Jews say anti-Semitism has increased in their country, while eight in 10 say it has become a serious problem.
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That's a problem for those staffers and a serious problem for Trump, whose promise to hire only the best people seems questionable at best.
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Nearly half of the public, or 47 percent, agree it's a "serious problem," but they stop short of labeling it as an outright crisis.
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But the vagueness of the term presents a serious problem — suggesting that Latzer is putting a diverse group of people into a monolithic culture.
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Cooper says he's seen people make up to $15,000 for doing this, and that it's a serious problem in the online sober influencer community.
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Win or lose this case, AARP may help the country open its eyes to what's already an economically serious problem and could get much worse.
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Crypto related inventories are playing a significantly more serious problem for Nvidia, and in the near-term may mask strong gaming and data center momentum.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker told his Chinese counterparts in Beijing on Wednesday that overcapacity in the steel sector is a very serious problem.
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For darkweb weapons-dealing (nasty but uncommon), ransomware payments (a serious problem), and very high-fee transactions, the value-for-electricity may be downright negative.
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There is growing consensus in Washington that the inability of many American families to cope with economic blows is a serious problem that needs fixing.
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Harassment and hate speech is a pretty serious problem on the Internet, and particularly on Twitter, which seems so optimized to enable mob-style abuse.
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"It really is a serious problem when get above 0.2 on average," says George Koob, director of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.
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"People are quiet about lives which are being lost as a result of wildlife, we have a serious problem of overpopulation of animals," he said.
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"Having fun on the job" was mandatory, which posed a serious problem because working there was about as fun as a North Korean labor camp.
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One in five women are affected by sexual assault on campuses and, as you know, throughout our society this is a serious problem for everyone.
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It's a serious problem, but it usually happens outside of Facebook, so the service's stepped-up focus on account security isn't likely to change much.
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On February 27th the World Health Organisation named both in its first-ever list of "priority pathogens", for which drug-resistance is a serious problem.
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Now, a new Washington Post-ABC News poll shows that a majority of Americans — 64% — acknowledges sexual harassment in the workplace as a serious problem.
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The recent decline in crude oil maybe a serious problem for the earnings "narrative" for the stock market in the second half of the year.
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In 2015, a government-commissioned report, which claimed that marine refuse "does not constitute a serious problem" in Hong Kong, enraged local environmentalists and citizens.
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A Pew Research Center poll from spring 2015 found the majority of people in all 40 countries surveyed see climate change as a serious problem.
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But he also needs to reassure the majority of Britons who think that immigration is too high and that illegal migrants represent a serious problem.
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On the issue of sexual harassment, 81% of voters view it as a serious problem and the numbers are similar for other [gender-equality] issues.
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Nancy Atkinson, senior analyst for Aite Group, said the outage at BNY Mellon would be considered a serious problem at any large financial services company.
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To that effect, GLSEN also surveyed 1,015 teachers and found that half of them felt bullying and harassment were a serious problem at their school.
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Bowers has fallen several times, and those falls made her very skittish about walking, a serious problem in the rehabilitation of those who have fallen.
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That's a pretty serious problem that would potentially lead a parent of a baby who was very sick to think that their baby was okay.
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"Speculations on how they got here vary, but the green iguana is a serious problem," says Tennant about the scaly-tailed enemy of the state.
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To give a real-world example, if misinformation about voter ID laws causes people to stay home from the polls, that is a serious problem.
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Meanwhile, nearly six in 10 Republicans say it is not a serious problem and less than a quarter polled support government action to tackle it.
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The survey found that more than eight in 10 Democrats say global warming is a serious problem and 65% want the federal government to intervene.
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A Quinnipiac University poll in March found 66% of nonwhites labeled prejudice a "very serious" problem, while only 39% of whites felt the same way.
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As I see it, the core issue is that America collectively refuses to even admit it has a serious problem with guns and gun violence.
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If it turns out that the coalition can't operate in that space" — because of Turkey's conflict with the Kurds — "then we have a serious problem.
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Emerging economies like Kenya, South Africa, Malaysia, and Nigeria refer to human capital flight (brain drain) as a serious problem, India is not the exception.
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In other words, access to healthcare is a serious problem in rural Texas and something our leaders need to try and make better, not worse.
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With inflation and inflation expectations below target and declining, there would be little case for preemption even if inflation above target was a serious problem.
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And if someone dies from or gets arrested for using someone else's drugs inside your club, then you are going to have a serious problem.
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More than 80% said that sexual harassment is a very or somewhat serious problem in our country today and almost half said it's very serious.
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As supporters of strong action to tackle climate change, we are worried that the state government may be sleepwalking its way into a serious problem.
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There is nothing in that creed that should bias a person one way or another over whether global warming is a serious problem or not.
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Democrats who thought sex discrimination was a serious problem tended to be more supportive of Hillary Clinton than they were of her competitor, Barack Obama.
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Puzzlingly, some conservatives have chosen this moment, of all moments, to spike the football and declare they were right: Voter fraud is a serious problem.
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" He told employees in an email on Monday that the investigation had identified a "serious problem" that had been "ongoing for a number of years.
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That unmasked a serious problem: A quarter of the team could not perform their jobs at home because they needed access to secure computer systems.
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"The recent repeated launch of ballistic missiles by North Korea is a serious problem for the international community, including Japan," it said in a statement.
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By 22008, a staggering 22008 percent of blacks believed that racial discrimination was "a very serious problem" and 61 percent described "race relations" as bad.
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So all of this incompetence or malfeasance, regardless of where or why it occurs, undermines trust in the entire process, and that's a serious problem.
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It was not clear how much was withdrawn but it did not pose a serious problem for liquidity, said one banker, who did not elaborate.
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"I think it's a serious problem because he's probably on the wacky side, he certainly, he could be a total nut job frankly," Trump said.
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Only 8 percent of those high earners reported having a serious problem paying for medical bills, while 57 percent of those making under $35,5003 did.
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To Matthews, that looks like a serious problem for a global economy that has reacted to low rates by taking on more and more debt.
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Pouring more money on the supply side to tilt the outcome in your favor seems like applying a half-measure to a very serious problem.
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The poll found 28503 percent of people blame outside agents for planting fake news, and more than 22019 percent believe it is a serious problem.
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At the time, a third of Americans said sexual harassment was a serious problem in the country and only 9% thought it was deeply serious.
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"This is a serious problem in objective investigative tactics" for a case that the police had been told was a continuing criminal investigation, she wrote.
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" This is a serious problem, Green continued, "especially if Democrats want to maintain their control of the legislative agenda and keep peace in the family.
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In 2016 the Kaiser Family Foundation found that between 66 and 71 percent of Americans believed opioid abuse was an extremely serious or very serious problem in the US. Similarly, a 2016 Gallup poll showed that 44 percent of the public felt that prescription painkillers were a crisis or a very serious problem in their area, and 42 percent believed the same about heroin.
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Drivers were afraid to pick up passengers at night, and these assaults had become a serious problem not just for drivers, but for the taxi industry.
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And that's kind of a serious problem, given recent studies which have indicated that anxiety and depression could be linked to increased risk of cancer death.
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"We believe this is a fairly serious problem," said Dr. Lyle R. Petersen, chief of vector-borne diseases for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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About half of Americans said in a March CNN/ORC poll that Clinton's use of the private server was either a very or somewhat serious problem.
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But should the forces squeezing Turkey drag down a broader swathe of emerging economies, governments around the world could have a serious problem on their hands.
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It's about to be a serious problem with people stepping over the line on this page… Show respect for each other and stick to the facts.
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You would like to know before it becomes a serious problem, and an expert is going to charge you a bunch of money to find out.
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Usher's got a serious problem shaking an obsessed fan ... and it's gotten so bad she was arrested standing outside a recording studio trying to film him.
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That could become a serious problem when precipitation increases due to climate change and spikes the probability of air and water socializing with long-frozen tailings.
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About 103 percent of respondents, for instance, said heroin abuse is an "extremely serious" problem in the US, while 28 percent said opioid painkiller abuse is.
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Another major problem for Syrian children is the lack of access to medical care and basic medical supplies, which make otherwise preventable diseases a serious problem.
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Williams have not given details of why deadlines were missed, fuelling speculation that there could be a serious problem with the design that has needed fixing.
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Affordable healthcare remains a serious problem for the trans community, given that an estimated 19 percent of patients seeking gender-affirming procedures have no health insurance.
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But we also feel like it would be irresponsible of us not to inform policymakers that there's a problem — a very serious problem that needs attention.
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But it's not like Donald Trump believes sexual harassment is a serious problem that should to be tackled by anyone but the person it's happening to.
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"We don't even understand the authority under which these things are authorized, and that strikes me as a very serious problem," said Citizen Lab's Christopher Parsons.
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"This equity issue is a serious problem that will lead to disparities in health and life expectancies for the next entire generation of children," he said.
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Sixty percent of Democrats say their party has at least a somewhat serious problem with sexual harassment, while just 18 percent say that it does not.
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After all, at least one artist in each coupling had a serious problem with intimacy that was often transferred to a violent, sexualized approach to painting.
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" Marc Rotenberg, the president and executive director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center, called the legislation "a concrete response to a serious problem facing American consumers.
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"Novel antibiotics or targeted antitoxin treatments are required, as wound infection is a serious problem for thousands of patients with chronic wounds," he said last year.
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Counterfeiting has become a serious problem on Amazon, largely due to the size and scale of Amazon's third-party marketplace, which it does little to regulate.
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Congressional aides familiar with the staffing shortages who spoke to CNN this week acknowledged it's a serious problem that could get exacerbated as the virus spreads.
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The check engine light strikes fear in the hearts of inexperienced owners, but it usually just indicates a non-serious problem with the vehicle's exhaust system.
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In this respect, Melania Trump's campaign against cyberbullying, largely rhetorical though it is, addresses a more serious problem than does her husband's concern with virtual gunplay.
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Selling it to him as a climate measure could be a serious problem, since he is copiously on record as dismissing global warming as a problem.
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In a tweet on Monday, the president minimized the idea that leakers presented a serious problem — but at the same time, he threatened to confront them.
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Gendered employment discrimination is a serious problem, but it's not as though most developing countries are teeming with well-paid jobs that women are excluded from.
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Though this method can be a book for people with heavy flows, Streicher says ibuprofen should not be used to mask or ignore a serious problem.
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It's mildly surprising because the fiduciary rule is an elegant way to deal with a serious problem for everyday Americans using an approach conservatives should appreciate.
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""If we do well, we can avert any serious crisis, but if we squander the opportunity then we will have a serious problem on our hands.
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But new data retrieved by WIRED suggests that YouTube Gaming also has a serious problem with scammers and cheat-makers—and lots and lots of bots.
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"From our perspective, the use of e-cigs by kids is such a serious problem, we think urgent action is needed to curtail it," he said.
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Africa's urban housing crunch is already a serious problem, and without significant investments and policy interventions, it's projected to get far worse in the decade ahead.
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But stigma around PrEP use can become a serious problem for romantic partners, to the point of discouraging either party from taking the HIV-prevention drug.
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Now, I think we've largely come around to the correct view, which is that debt is just not a serious problem for the United States currently.
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Now I think we've largely come around to the correct view, which is that debt is just not a serious problem for the United States currently.
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Also, since legislation is focused solely on Syria and Iraq, the broad and serious problem of antiquities being used to fund conflicts worldwide is barely addressed.
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I think lots of folks are getting addicted to this narrative, that immigrants are a serious problem, in ways that are really useful to our elites.
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As they had when an earlier case was argued in October, many of the justices agreed that partisan gerrymandering is a serious problem that disfigures democracy.
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That's a potentially serious problem because Putin now has the only record of the meeting — and is free to use it, or distort it, for political gain.
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Fully 57 percent of Trump voters view undocumented immigrants living in the U.S. as a "very serious problem" compared with just 30 percent of the general public.
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His stories do a good job of illustrating his theoretical argument, but they don't shed much light on whether growing industry concentration is a serious problem today.
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Air pollution is becoming an increasingly serious problem in London, with authorities saying that 9,400 deaths a year can be attributed to illnesses connected to air quality.
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The most serious problem with Binge On, as it is now, is that T-Mobile has imposed throttling without its customers' making an informed choice to participate.
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Overall, 23 of the 30 bankers described the existence of ghost collateral as a serious problem and expected more instances to emerge as the Chinese economy slows.
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"We have a serious problem with, as you know, with radical Islam," Trump said, questioning why no one had called the police on the San Bernardino shooters.
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"Spectators need to understand that school bullying is a serious problem and that if they don't act, bullies will feel empowered to torment their victims," it reads.
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Enduring reports of America's sexual recession are a sign of a serious problem for a wide-ranging list of sectors from real estate, to apparel, to condoms.
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The Arizona-based research team has run into a simple but serious problem: They can't find enough volunteers who fit their strict eligibility criteria, Military Times reports.
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Orbital debris is a serious problem that will only get worse as launches multiply, though some companies, like Rocket Lab, are taking a proactive stance on it.
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But the burden of disease that stemmed from rural practices of open defecation was a much more serious problem for the communities in the country, Jain said.
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I know you were talking about a serious problem, so I'm sorry for being glib, but at the same time, why on earth did you say that?
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There's no question that ASI is a serious problem in the making, and we should most certainly be thinking about ways to mitigate this still-hypothetical threat.
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The Kansas City Royals held a seminar to educate players about the dangers of watching pornography -- and XXX legend Lisa Ann has a SERIOUS problem with it.
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"Most G7 members saw Libra as posing a serious problem from the perspective of consumer data protection and the impact on monetary policy," the official told reporters.
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If you have a more serious problem, like a faulty oxygen sensor, fixing it can improve your mileage by as much as 40 percent, the DOE reports.
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"Tax advisers' lack of accountability for the damage they inflict on societies is a serious problem," said Toby Quantrill of charity Christian Aid, welcoming the draft proposals.
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"I don't agree that we should start the debate assuming legal penalties (are needed)," said Noda, adding that men in Japan had treated a serious problem lightly.
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Another 7-in-10 said that illegal immigration is a very or somewhat serious problem in the US, a number that has stayed relatively stable since January.
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The fact that there are over 10 million undocumented people in this country is a serious problem, and one that needs to be addressed by the legislature.
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"The problem with the Wheeler nomination is if Trump [fires Pruitt] tomorrow, Wheeler is, in fact, the administrator, and that is a very, very serious problem," Sen.
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Although I was not expecting this response, it validated what I've been saying for four years: There is a serious problem with leftist intolerance on college campuses.
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"We do not see a serious problem there and we think this problem will be overcome," he told a news conference with his Italian counterpart in Ankara.
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"I want to send a message that we've got a serious problem and we need to deal with it, and they're part of the solution," Thrasher said.
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But recent experience has shown us that the economy can operate at low levels of unemployment — even lower than "full employment" — without inflation becoming a serious problem.
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For example, Millennial Republicans are much more likely to believe that global warming is real, human-caused and a serious problem than those over 85033 years old.
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The cardiologists said the president's weight and diet were a serious problem that probably contributed to his high LDL level and increased his risk for heart problems.
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The new legislative measures could address a serious problem for the Navy that truthfully extends well beyond the ability of its new carriers to carry F-35s.
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Fashion designer Jerry Lorenzo says Gucci's got a serious problem -- either the brand's too dumb to realize it's promoting hateful imagery ... or it's doing it on purpose.
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So while you should feel reassured that we're not talking about The Stand here, it is in fact a much more serious problem than a flu outbreak.
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Devlin Korr from Ontario, Canada highlights a case study for journalistic ethics: Soft censorship by media outlets is a serious problem that does not get enough attention.
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The distance began to pose a serious problem when his father's liver cancer spread through his body and left him unable to move about on his own.
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But he said the BOJ saw no serious problem emerging for Japanese financial institutions, stressing that they have ample liquidity to cope with rising dollar-funding costs.
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Seventy-five percent of respondents surveyed in the ABC News/Washington Post poll said sexual harassment is a problem, while 85033 percent called it a serious problem.
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That is because most people do not find it to be a serious problem, with many ignoring it, assuming that everyone reacts the same way they do.
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More than 85% of Americans in urban, suburban, or rural counties see drug addiction as a serious problem in their community, according to a 2018 Pew survey.
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"If the I.M.F. and Germany cannot find a way out, this is a serious problem," said Dimitrios Argyroulis, a political economics scholar at the University of Sheffield.
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Brexit is seen as a serious problem mainly by countries near the U.K., which are also those that would pay the highest price for a no-deal.
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"Tick-borne diseases are a very serious problem, and they're on the rise," said Rebecca Eisen, a research biologist at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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For the White House, the attacks on the attorney general have touched off a serious problem on Capitol Hill when it did not need any other headaches.
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Despite everything I had endured, and knowing that Rob had a serious problem with young girls that needed to be exposed, I still felt like a sellout.
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Violent crime is a serious problem across South Africa and 47 farmers were killed in 2017-18, according to statistics from AgriSA, an association of agricultural associations.
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The New Zealand shooting, which left at least 50 people dead, served as a horrendous reminder that Facebook's scale — and YouTube's and Twitter's — are a serious problem.
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I interviewed four experts this week — and their answer was that the Clinton really did risk dramatically escalating an already serious problem with money's influence in politics.
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In 1999, the NBC/WSJ poll showed that just 15 percent of Republicans believed that climate change had been established as a serious problem requiring an immediate response.
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Nearly eight in 10 Democrats say sexual harassment in the workplace is a "serious problem" in the United States, according to a recent Washington Post-ABC News poll.
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While the report focuses on a single region, Human Rights Watch said torture is a serious problem throughout Ethiopia and it regularly receives allegations of abusive interrogations countrywide.
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"While there's no change in our belief that cross-shareholding is a serious problem, we have to weigh benefits and administrative costs of any such reform" Kim said.
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That's still speculative, of course, but it could pose a serious problem for Trump if officials with secrets to keep unknowingly divulged information to a wired-up Papadopoulos.
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The survey results come as an increasing number say discrimination against blacks is a very serious problem and concerns about bias in the criminal justice system remain widespread.
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For the market to have a serious problem, it's going to have to be convinced the protectionist Donald Trump is showing up more than the growth Donald Trump.
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In fact, even Putin himself said "corruption is indeed a serious problem" in Russia during a gathering of leaders whose countries care about the Arctic region in March.
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"Most G-7 members saw Libra as posing a serious problem from the perspective of consumer data protection and the impact on monetary policy," the official told reporters.
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This is a serious problem given that about 75 percent of the crop species around the world need to be pollinated in order to grow seeds and reproduce.
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Washington is one of America's most liberal states and polling shows a record-high 45% of Americans say climate change is a serious problem and supports immediate action.
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While pollution of farmland is a serious problem for villagers who depend on it for their livelihood, the potential incubation of "superbugs" in Medak's waterways has wider implications.
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According to Vocativ, this presents a serious problem: A Google search for "passwords" restricted to Trello's website revealed credentials stored by a small portion of Trello's user base.
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A 2016 US State Department report found that child sex tourism was a "serious problem" in the country and that it remains a common destination for trafficking victims.
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All agreed that this bias, whatever its causes, is a serious problem for Washington, hindering the United States' ability to understand, and navigate, a rapidly changing Middle East.
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"It's a serious problem and would hold back any company," said Vivek Wadhwa, an adjunct professor at Carnegie Mellon University and a director of research at Duke University.
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Japan has long grappled with bullying, but discrimination against Fukushima evacuees is a serious problem, with a government panel last month urging greater efforts to safeguard such children.
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Finally, the game is currently putting quite a strain on Ethereum's network, and if this becomes a serious problem, it's easy to imagine the game being shut down.
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Zarlenga said the future of its Sao Paulo factories had presented GM "a really serious problem," but did not confirm that the automaker had considered closing them down.
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"This is a serious problem that could lead to the loss of trust in our country's auto industry," Transport Minister Keiichi Ishii told a news conference on Friday.
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A whopping 91 percent thought high ticket prices were a serious problem, and a plurality (43 percent) said they thought that issue was the biggest problem facing Broadway.
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Mental illness is a serious problem, and the prison does not have the capacity, or maybe even the will, to treat the inmates as in any way afflicted.
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The agency is still investigating and doesn't believe the family has any serious problem with the town, Kristen Setera, a spokeswoman for the FBI's Boston office, told CNN.
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Only 21% of Americans think the budget deficit is a "very serious" problem -- down from a broad 2504% in 22.9 at the peak of the tea party surge.
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"We're really flirting with potentially a very serious problem in terms of funding that will have very ominous consequences for the U.S. markets and the economy," he said.
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But what we do have now, thanks to Mueller, is the most egregious proof that unchecked foreign lobbying is rampant and is a serious problem in this country.
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But arrests like the one in Marlborough have become such a core component of Trump's mass deportation campaign that it's now a serious problem for state law enforcement.
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Free ports, tax-free warehouses largely beyond the reach of local customs and international law enforcement oversight, are a serious problem, particularly when it comes to stolen antiquities.
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"The problem with the Wheeler nomination is if Trump (fires Pruitt) tomorrow, Wheeler is in fact the administrator, and that is a very, very serious problem," Udall said.
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They say it's a catch-22: Although trolling is a serious problem for which many people should get psychological treatment, some trolls are unlikely to ever seek it.
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But the cops will still effectively be the ones deciding who gets arrested, and for what—a serious problem when you consider the racial disparities in NYC policing.
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Indeed, in countries like India where this is a serious problem, there is already excess coal capacity on the grid, so new plants are likely to sit idle.
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Assuming that he does have a serious problem, it doesn't sound as if you have a close-enough relationship with this man to intervene effectively from a distance.
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If a hit succeeded, it could still spread nuclear material below — less of an issue over the water, but a serious problem if the interception occurred over land.
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But for independent resellers that don't use middleman marketplaces to sell their goods, the threat of counterfeit sneakers is a serious problem that can be detrimental to business.
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The tension between Sanders's revolutionary rhetoric and his more institutionalist approach to Senate rules is underexplored in his candidacy but would be a serious problem for his presidency.
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Campus drinking is a problem, but it is not the most serious problem ("Trump education official: Parties usually 'both drunk' in campus sexual assault cases," July 12, 2017).
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If you got a new Amazon Echo device for Christmas and set it up via your iPhone or iPad, you might have a serious problem on your hands.
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In 1943, in a book celebrating the centenary of the magazine, its editor at the time acknowledged that larger electorates saw "inequality and insecurity" as a serious problem.
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Advocates credit the threat of federal investigations with fostering a better understanding of campus rape as a serious problem deserving of clear consequences, up to suspension and expulsion.
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Remarkably, we've gone three years without finding out: Until now, every serious problem facing the Trump administration, from trade wars to confrontation with Iran, has been self-created.
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Instead, they're focusing their attention on the national debt, tacitly framing it as more important than the personal debt burdening countless young folks—and that's a serious problem.
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Under this perspective, the tax cuts might have been wasteful, or harmful because they encourage income inequality, but the deficits they create aren't a serious problem at all.
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It seems minor, but it's potentially a serious problem for police, who are legally allowed to compel fingerprints but move into trickier legal territory when it comes to passcodes.
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As we move into the busiest season of the year for gaming, I'm beginning to suspect that videogames are developing a serious problem: They're scared to let you fail.
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The rise of white nationalism is a serious problem for any democracy, and serious citizens really are obligated to rise up in democracy's defense and make their opposition unmistakable.
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However, unfortunately, the FBI counsel in the room has instructed Mr. Strzok not to answer many, many questions, and that&aposs going to be a serious problem moving forward.
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It's fair to say that any major FTC investigation or enforcement action would be a serious problem for Tripadvisor, whose business model requires consumers have trust in its reviews.
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"I fear that's going to become an even more serious problem under the Trump administration," said Matthew Henman, head of IHS Jane's Terrorism and Insurgency Center, based in London.
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Our association with Starpharma will provide extra protection for everyone on the Team, and is a common sense approach to a very serious problem we are facing in Rio.
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Racism in technology is a serious problem, and I know there are many people who are much smarter than I am who are thinking about how to solve it.
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And if sex toy companies continue to enhance their products with wifi bells and whistles without keeping their security top notch, that could quickly become a pretty serious problem.
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The district attorney would face another serious problem prosecuting the case: No DNA was found that could link any of the young men to the scene or the jogger.
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"Aging of business owners and difficulty in securing successors are becoming a serious problem for Japanese firms," said Yumi Tanaka of Teikoku Databank, a private corporate credit research firm.
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Stephan Lewandowsky: The moment you get into situations that are emotionally charged, that are political, that are things that affect people's fundamental beliefs — then you've got a serious problem.
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Drug shortages became a serious problem when a donor project, called the Emergency Medicines Fund, ended in June 2015 and responsibility for procurement reverted to the government, MSF said.
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The more serious problem is the divisive impact the dump has had on a party that is in the midst of trying to unite the Sanders and Clinton constituencies.
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"This is a way to preserve freedom, not raise taxes and combat a serious problem all in one," State Representative William "Bill" Chumley, a Republican, said in an interview.
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As the regulation forms the core of America's climate pledges in Paris last December—to cut emissions 26-28% below 2005 levels by 2025—this is a serious problem.
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Air pollution is becoming a serious problem in the U.K. A report last year said that exposure to outdoor air pollution was linked to roughly 40,000 deaths every year.
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The presence of Chinese fishing boats pose a more serious problem, as Beijing has the largest navy in the region and is willing to protect its citizens with force.
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Surely police misconduct has been a serious problem for a long time, yet the majority of cops are trying the best they can to do a very difficult job.
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It is a potentially serious problem for your organization to have someone tossing around language offensive to others within the company and among its clients, partners, customers and others.
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"We have a serious problem with Boeing in the military side of it," the California Democrat told CNBC earlier this week, pointing to cost overruns and years of delays.
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And not because I'm telling you, but because if you can't solve it with 400 years of experience, we have a serious problem with the talent in this room.
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We understand that online fraud is a serious problem for not only consumers, but the travel industry, which produces $1.4 trillion in direct revenue for our economy each year.
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We understand that online fraud is a serious problem for not only consumers but the travel industry, which produces $1.4 trillion in direct revenue for our economy each year.
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Nearly seven in ten Americans say sexual harassment is a very serious problem, according to the poll, a 34-point shift from a CNN/Time poll conducted in 1998.
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The second serious problem is that too many decisions are driven by political expediency instead of by the values of the United Nations or the facts on the ground.
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" — Daniel Yergin, an energy historian and vice chairman of IHS • "People you trust, people you probably voted for, have spent weeks minimizing what is clearly a very serious problem.
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"It's a serious problem," said Sandro Magister, a veteran Vatican observer at L'Espresso magazine, who said the remarkable public broadside was indicative of enormous frustration among conservatives toward Francis.
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But if it remains in the final version — depending on how immigrants are expected to prove their residence — it could pose a serious problem for any unauthorized immigrant anywhere.
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The fact that Carlson is not only tolerated in the movement, but celebrated, points to a serious problem for conservatism today: the movement's impoverished understanding of race and racism.
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Animal cruelty is a serious problem throughout society, but the full extent of it is unknown; the FBI did not begin collecting data specifically identifying animal crimes until 2016.
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To the Editor: Jonathan Cowan and Jim Kessler correctly identify a serious problem with the national minimum wage: The cost of living varies greatly depending on where you live.
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It's a serious problem, but to call attention to the need for regular mammograms and self-care, and in keeping with October's being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, each Oct.
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There is increasing "international consensus, at least among law enforcement folks, that this is a serious problem," said Sujit Raman, an associate deputy attorney general in the Justice Department.
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A 228 Pew report found 210 percent of Americans ages 2000 to 221 considered global warming a very serious problem, compared with 57 percent of those 228 and older.
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One is the environmental tipping point where it gets too hot, all that frozen methane and greenhouse gas, CO2 in the Arctic will be released, that's a serious problem.
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Indeed, that's one of the reasons online misinformation is such a serious problem: Surprising and outlandish conspiracy theories, or fake news headlines, tend to draw eyeballs and spread quickly.
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"There is a serious problem with the methodology," Moise told Reuters in an interview at the National Palace, during which he repeatedly criticized how donors handled aid to Haiti.
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"As the President has said, there is a serious problem among our youth and their growing addiction to e-cigarettes," White House spokesman Judd Deere said in a statement.
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"Manipulation of our brand and intellectual property with the specific intent to misinform the public is an incredibly serious problem that platforms need to urgently address," the spokesperson said.
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To control or to maintain a balance in the court's political makeup, Democrats are pursuing various strategies, all of which rest on the contention that a serious problem exists.
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The Nord Stream 2 project is a potentially serious problem for Ukraine, which currently earns large transit fees from piping Russian gas to Europe and stands to lose out.
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Jacksonville Jaguars star Jalen Ramsey has a serious problem with Texas A&M using his image to recruit players -- and he's demanding the school cut that crap out, ASAP.
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Temperature ranges vary by age, which is why setting up individual users through the Withings app allows the thermometer to determine if a measurement indicates a serious problem or not.
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A serious problem, Brackeen reasons, is that as law enforcement relies more and more on face recognition, the racial disparity in accuracy will lead to consequences for people of color.
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In a radio interview with Fox News' Brian Kilmeade on Wednesday, Trump addressed his December comments about barring Muslims from entering the U.S. "We have a serious problem," he said.
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Merkel already told the German parliament that "it is apparent that we have a serious problem with multilateral agreements here, and so there will be contentious discussions" at the summit.
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"With our colonial history, it's a serious problem to be seen helping such regimes when the international community has determined that these shipments should be prohibited," said the police official.
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If Pence's September trip was intentionally designed to reinforce Trump's demand for a "favor" with an intimidating follow-up message from the vice president, Pence may have a serious problem.
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While the disruptions might at first appear to be counterproductive, the reality is that even loud, obnoxious demonstrators can cause a serious problem for Trump and harm his political chances.
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For activists, the lack of good data is a central problem in trying to get policymakers and advocacy groups to treat FGM as a serious problem in the United States.
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The share describing discrimination against blacks generally as a very serious problem has inched up from 0863% last June to 42% now, a high point during Obama's time in office.
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But Phineas Chikoshana, an official with a local conservation NGO, Chikukwa Ecological Land Use Community Trust (CELUCT), warned that the loss of farmland in the area was a serious problem.
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The Burger King located on the corner of Eighth and Market Street in San Francisco has had a pretty serious problem with people loitering around the front of the store.
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"The high cost of electricity is a serious problem in Puerto Rico, for both individuals and businesses," Pedro Pierluisi, Puerto Rico's nonvoting representative in Congress, said in a recent statement.
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Musk is optimistic that the trip could take as little as 80 days, but a more realistic estimate is around six months, and sexual frustration could be a serious problem.
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"We have a very serious problem that will only get worse." said Boa Vista Mayor Teresa Surita, adding that the city's once quiet streets are increasingly filled with poor Venezuelans.
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This can be a serious problem for people who bought in years ago at far lower prices and who may have to sell if they cannot shoulder the increased costs.
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Closed Facebook groups are increasingly being used to advertise the sale of animals, and they pose a serious problem for enforcement because they are hard to find and shut down.
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That could pose a serious problem for the GOP as it tries to increase the number of female recruits in hopes of winning back moderate and independent voters in 2020.
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"With buyers, a serious problem has been they cannot find enough trucks, not to mention the delay to port due to traffic," said Xiaojing Zhang, an analyst at Everbright Futures.
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Opioids are a serious problem in many communities, but treatment and prevention are more effective than repeating the mistakes of the past and locking up more drug offenders for decades.
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The survey found that 91 percent of Americans say the lack of civility in politics is a serious problem, with 47 percent of respondents saying Trump is responsible for that.
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But improving success — reducing the extent to which people who start a degree or certificate program leave with nothing — is at this point a more serious problem than initial access.
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Bad actors last year subverted the game's protections to assault a child's in-game avatar — a serious problem for a game aimed at kids, and a PR crisis, as well.
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Let me emphasize that my approach to this question should not be misconstrued as suggesting that unwanted sexual contact of any nature is not a serious problem in this country.
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I think that it was unfortunate that a number of public health professionals said early on when COVID-19 first emerged that annual influenza was a much more serious problem.
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In a November HuffPost/YouGov survey, a majority of both Democrats and Republicans said sexual harassment is either a very serious or a somewhat serious problem in the Democratic Party.
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And while burning natural gas produces far less carbon dioxide than coal-fired power generation, the methane emissions associated with natural gas production are a serious problem for the planet.
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Coronavirus The Wuhan coronavirus is going to be a serious problem for a while, but the World Health Organization says it's not yet a public health emergency of international concern.
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A whopping 77 percent of Iowa voters said extreme weather poses a serious problem where they live, according to a poll taken by Yale and George Mason University last July.
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"The opioid crisis is a serious problem that requires a serious solution," ACLU deputy director Jesselyn McCurdy said in a statement Monday adding that Trump's "draconian law enforcement" is unconstitutional.
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"All of that gives us the sense that we face a serious problem, but we also have some really serious tools at our disposal to tackle that challenge," Waskow said.
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When a late-night talk-show host is more honest about the dire consequences of pending legislation than the people who are voting on it, we have a serious problem.
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But when Mr. Christie ran for governor in 2009, he cited that same tenure as a prosecutor to explain his support for gun regulation, citing handgun violence as a serious problem.
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This is a disruption in the best sense; however, there's a serious problem: we're at a very real risk of crushing our own excitement and stalling our progress toward the stars.
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"On the one hand, the [RCMP] do have a serious problem," said Jeffrey Dvorkin, former vice president of news for NPR and director of the University of Toronto Scarborough's journalism program.
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"It is a pretty serious problem that many potential customers of residential PV don't like how it looks," Ben Gallagher, senior GTM analyst and lead author on the reports, told me.
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We've worked very hard to repair that in Afghanistan, but it's a serious problem and I don't think we foresaw and really had prepared to deal with it in those days.
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"I think it's a very serious problem, because they're really trying to silence a very large part of this country, and those people don't want to be silenced," he said, regardless.
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And as many candidates have pointed out, there's still a serious problem with heroin addiction in New Hampshire, which doesn't seem to be stemmed at all by this stepped-up enforcement.
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And for a company whose success is strongly tied to the emblem of a traditional party—the humble balloon—being unable to provide ones that can float presents a serious problem.
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That becomes a serious problem when Glen and China attend a party held at the home of a movie star, Grace (Rose Byrne), who's getting entangled romantically and professionally with Glen.
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A 2015 Pew study found that only 28 percent of white Evangelicals believe the Earth is warming due to human activity, and only 24 percent viewed it as a serious problem.
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But the kerfuffle belies a serious problem: the stiflingly narrow views we hold of what little girls should look like, the limitations we place on what they can do and be.
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That follows Tuesday's State of the Union speech, where President Trump said America is forging ahead with its fossil-fuel dominance, with no regard to the serious problem of climate change.
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"It hasn't been thought of as a serious problem, so why spend money on it?" says Peter Goadsby, a migraine research pioneer who helped identify the role of CGRP in migraines.
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Yet a relative lack of personal wealth and lack of connections to donors with deep pockets pose a serious problem for would-be female candidates looking to get started in politics.
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" Biden fired back in the Medium post without naming Warren, saying "these kinds of attacks are a serious problem" and "reflect an angry unyielding viewpoint that has crept into our politics.
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Thankfully, the excerpt of the article makes it very clear that it's about students gaining hands-on experience in the work force or else, we'd have a much more serious problem.
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Eighty-nine percent of respondents said they feel that anti-Semitism has increased in their country over the last five years and 22019 percent said the surge was a serious problem.
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Anthony Weiner has a serious problem and if and when he and he alone wants to quit his personal choice to sexually act out, then that will be up to him.
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It's especially troubling considering the serious problem he dealt with while renovating — he removed the roof to build a second level, but a severe windstorm blew the tarps off the structure.
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Campaigners say a gap in education persists in the impoverished Southeast Asian nation, with fewer girls attending and completing school, while sexual and labor exploitation remain a serious problem for women.
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And while many conservatives like to gripe about the endless coverage the mainstream media gave to Trump, others tend to acknowledge that a more serious problem lies within their own shop.
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It's unusual for a smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy S10 to not receive text messages properly, but if it's happening to you, it's a serious problem that needs to be remedied.
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Between a historically wide gender gap and a president not exactly known for his sensitivities when it comes to these issues, Republicans recognize that they have a serious problem with women.
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If anti-Semitism bypasses consideration as a serious problem in New York, it is to some extent because it refuses to conform to an easy narrative with a single ideological enemy.
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However, a more serious problem is that Wolfe's portrait of the linguistic aspect of the issue is so superficial that participants on both sides of the debate end up looking silly.
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"The real serious problem for the world is China's excessive production," said Masahiko Hosokawa, a professor at Chubu University and a former director of the American division of Japan's Trade Ministry.
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This debate overlooks what is perhaps a more serious problem with America's new approach to Venezuela: It's shedding the very allies that the country's democratic forces need, while strengthening international opponents.
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In 2015, Maurizio Rossi, a member of Parliament from Genoa until this year, alerted the transport minister at the time of "the serious problem of the Morandi Bridge," questioning its safety.
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Yes, child abuse and domestic violence remain a serious problem in America, but we should never conflate that abuse with what many Americans still consider traditional parenting in a free country.
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Last week, Italy's 20 Serie A clubs wrote an open letter recognizing that there was a "serious problem with racism" and that the clubs had not done enough to fight it.
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A majority of voters surveyed also think there is too much prejudice in the nation today, and 28503 percent those polled think prejudice against minority groups is a "very serious" problem.
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As traditional brick-and-mortar stores struggle to compete with the trend of shoppers doing more of their holiday purchases online, not being able to find help is a serious problem.
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When West Nile came to the United States in 1999, we knew it had occurred in Africa and in the Middle East, but nobody thought of it as a serious problem.
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"Our view is we have a very serious problem losing our intellectual property, which is the single biggest advantage of the US economy," Lighthizer said in a congressional hearing on Wednesday.
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At the same time, Musk post TWEET regarding the future plan of TESLA also violating the rules to some extent, because privatization is a serious problem to the US security exchange.
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America's public lands and waters are our nation's most treasured resources, but they face a serious problem – a lack of federal investment that has led to $21625 billion in deferred maintenance.
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Child advocates say Pakistan has a serious problem with child abuse, with child protection watchdog Sahil reporting more than 3,800 cases of sexual abuse and violence against children cases in 2018.
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The second serious problem, as you rightly point out, is the greed of landlords who force successful retailers out of sustainable spaces in search of richer tenants, who rarely turn up.
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"Everything that happened to us in 2018 generated a serious problem in the economic system, great instability in the exchange rate, and those who suffer the most are the SMEs," Macri said.
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That a building named for the great orator has been vandalized to prevent speech should be an indication that we have a serious problem on some college campuses -- and across the country.
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Publishing its annual report on how the world is tackling the often deadly mosquito-borne disease, the WHO said achieving sustained and sufficient funding for malaria control was becoming a serious problem.
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Your computer has a serious problem, they might say—before supposedly guiding you through the process of how to fix it, which almost invariably involves giving the scammer access to your machine.
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I'm not sure what Eminem is recovering from, exactly, other than perhaps a very long nap that caused him to not notice that Donald Trump was a serious problem until October 2017.
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That really could be a serious problem for Amazon: if it turns out that consumers prefer to just use one assistant, in the long term, that edge Alexa out of people's lives.
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Among blacks, that figure has softened somewhat and remains starkly higher than the share among whites, 80% said it was a very serious problem in June 2015 and 73% say so now.
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For the operators of solar PV power plants, "soiling" — wind blowing dirt or sand up onto panels — can be a serious problem, leading to as much as $210/kWh of energy loss.
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"The lockout laws imposed in 2014 were a poorly researched knee-jerk reaction to the very real and serious problem of alcohol related violence in Sydney," Van Tiel told THUMP over email.
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MORE FROM REUTERS Third London attacker said to have been flagged to UK police Cosby sex assault case: 'America's dad' on trial No one doubts the U.K. is facing a serious problem.
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This, perhaps, is why the meme spread so far this year; it allows us to point out the terms of a serious problem and then laugh at how dumb they actually are.
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The stunt was funny, but it was also a good way of exemplifying a serious problem in the US: Black people are often denied social and economic opportunities because of their race.
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While few dispute that Duterte has a serious problem on his hands, his critics have derided his declaration of martial law across all of Mindanao, an area the size of South Korea.
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For example, 61 percent said the bilateral trade deficit was a very serious problem in 2012, when the goods deficit was $315 billion, compared with 2023 percent today, at roughly $347 billion.
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It is shocking that only now, and after early denials from Facebook that the ads were a serious problem, are we discovering the vast online spread of manipulative content linked to Russia.
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The poll found 17 percent believe the United States's economic climate is the most serious problem, with 15 percent picking dissatisfaction with the government and 11 percent who say unemployment and jobs.
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"So I don't really anticipate (a) serious problem with the credit portfolio in the coming year, it's just to be abundantly cautious we kept some money aside just in case," he added.
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It's been updated in countless Dave Chappelle and "Key & Peele" sketches, all of which make a joke out of the painful reality that Hollywood still has a serious problem with black humanity.
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About half of the respondents viewed "communal incidents," or tensions between religions or castes, as a very serious problem, but the issue ranked behind others such as corruption, crime, terrorism and unemployment.
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Trump has stated that he does not see white supremacist violence as a serious problem, and instead tweeted that he is considering naming the anti-fascist resistance as a domestic terrorist organization.
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Strong concern over the deficit sunk down significantly among both parties as well as independents, falling the most sharply from 215% to 13% of Republicans who say it's a "very serious" problem.
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National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson said the future of taxpayer service is the most serious problem faced by taxpayers as part of an annual report to Congress that was released on Wednesday.
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In our national survey of 28500,6900 likely voters, 2628 percent of Americans agree with the statement that the widening gap between the rich and poor is a serious problem in America today.
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Rajo-Miller says many of her peers don't feel at home in the financial system — and it's a serious problem that impairs their ability to gain wealth and prepare for the future.
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" Hill continued: "I am hopeful that others who have suffered sexual harassment will not become discouraged by my experience, but instead will find the strength to speak up about this serious problem.
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The fact that Facebook did not own the core device on which its app is accessed was seen as a serious problem, one it didn't want to encounter the next time around.
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If they start splitting publicly on specific provisions, or moving off into public cliques for or against specific issues, that would signal a more serious problem than is thought to currently exist.
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"This is a serious problem, but the solution to that problem should not land solely on the rental housing industry," said Tom Bannon, president of the California Apartment Association, a landlords' group.
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SEATTLE — When malicious software first became a serious problem on the internet about 15 years ago, most people agreed that the biggest villain, after the authors of the damaging code, was Microsoft.
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"I would say probably at least once or twice a week someone comes to me solely because their watch said, hey, you&aposve got a serious problem," said Zagrodzky told the outlet.
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"If someone got a driver's license in your name, that's a lot more of a serious problem for you," Steinberg says, noting that identity theft can be difficult for victims to unwind.
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Andy Rothman, an investment strategist at Matthews Asia, said in March that Chinese debt is "a serious problem" but is unlikely to run the risk of a hard landing or banking crisis.
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Sixty-one percent say prejudice against black people is a serious problem in Virginia now, but most (60%) say the state is less racist toward black people than a few decades ago.
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An equally serious problem is the number of high school graduates — as many as 40 percent in some urban districts — who have been accepted to college but never make it to campus.
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The IG found that heavy painkiller use and abuse remains a serious problem in Medicare's prescription drug program, known as Part D, which serves more than 43 million seniors and disabled people.
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White supremacy is a serious problem in our military, according to a poll of military members themselves, and the bipartisan defense appropriations bill mandates a new report on extremism within the ranks.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Monday warned against foreign interference in U.S. elections, threatening that nations seeking to meddle in the 2020 races will "have a serious problem" on their hands.
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A new poll from CBS News finds that two-thirds of Americans think climate change is a crisis or serious problem, and 56 percent think the problem must be dealt with now.
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"And I think we're still far from concluding that that's the case, even though we find, many of us, his comment anathema and there to be a serious problem here," he continued.
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This is not a huge concern in a city with a relatively low crime rate, but insecurity could be a serious problem in communities that already suffer high levels of street violence.
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"What we interpret is that there must have been a serious problem with the communications [infrastructure] or with the electrical supply, cables, antennae or other equipment," Argentine navy spokesman Enrique Balbi said.
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"Unequal access to land for women remains a serious problem in many parts of the (Arab) region," Wael Zakout, a global land policy expert at the World Bank, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The poll showed 60% say housing affordability is a serious problem where they live, which is up an astounding 763 points since 2016 — and that includes majorities in cities, suburbs, and rural areas.
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The United States has a serious problem – arguably a full-blown crisis – in patent quality: a flood of bad patents devaluing the good ones and reducing the benefit of patenting for true inventors.
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"Doing so solves a serious problem in a way that Americans, including Hispanics, overwhelmingly support -- and improves Republicans' standing with swing voters now, in the next presidential election, and for years to come."
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In 2017, a Pew Research Center survey revealed that 21 percent of women ages 18 to 29 have experienced sexual harassment online, and 83 percent say that online harassment is a serious problem.
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To remedy this ongoing and serious problem, the agency has worked closely with the Department of Homeland Security, the Administration, and the Congress over the past several months to find a legislative solution.
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Domestic violence is recognized as a serious problem in Italy, and this month two sentence reductions sparked outrage because judges cited the hurt feelings of men who had killed their wives or girlfriends.
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Research shows a majority of U.S. voters see sexual harassment as a serious problem, said Amanda Hunter, spokeswoman for the Barbara Lee Family Foundation, which conducts research and promotes women for political office.
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"However, the notion that any servicemember would think it is acceptable to upload, view, or comment on nude photos of their fellow servicemembers is a serious problem that must be fixed," she added.
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A more serious problem yet with the shock absorber argument is that it overlooks the fact that swooning currencies generally require sharp hikes in interest rates to stabilize them and to prevent inflation.
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And despite Miller's youth, (he's only 32), combative political nature and history, his ascendancy could mean the end of the most serious problem for the Trump team: Policy inconsistency that borders on incoherence.
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"Mishandlings found in so many vehicles were a serious problem, that we take very seriously," Suzuki President Toshihiro Suzuki said, according to Reuters, apologizing for the trouble caused to customers and business partners.
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There are people who lost their jobs trying to harm me and if you pass on these damaging claims without your own reporting to back them up that will become a serious problem.
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The under-recognized conclusion is that while gerrymandering is a serious problem, it's also a symptom of a bigger one: districting itself, and our very system of single-district, winner-take-all politics.
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A majority of Democrats, 28503 percent, think their own party has a sexual harassment problem, while 22019 percent of Democrats think sexual harassment is a very or somewhat serious problem within the GOP.
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Democrats were more likely to see the deficit as a very serious problem than Republicans when Bush was president, and the opposite was true when Barack Obama was president, according to CBS/NYT.
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University of Chicago economist Harald Uhlig, meanwhile, recently argued that debt will not be a serious problem as long as the interest rate paid on it does not exceed the economy's growth rate.
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That is, no doubt, why a recent opinion poll found that 63 percent of Americans regard global warming as a serious problem, with 76 percent of those aged 18 to 29 expressing concern.
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This presented a serious problem in pre-production for "Doctor Strange," as the titular character's storyline heavily involved a comic book character known as "the Ancient One" — historically depicted as a Tibetan monk.
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She added that Ford's allegations did not meet the "more likely than not standard" but tried to stress that she was not saying sexual assault was not a serious problem in the country.
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The notion that the United States has a serious problem with overzealous prosecution of white collar crime falls in the same category as the claim that we have widespread problems with fraudulent voting.
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Nine percent of respondents said that crime was a very serious or extremely serious problem in their areas, the first time that rating has dropped into single digits since 2004, according to Gallup.
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"It's a serious problem that could be avoided that has terribly serious effects on people who are invaded," said Richard D. Emery, a civil rights lawyer who is the chairman of the board.
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In the English-speaking West, for instance, women are 7 percent more likely to see climate change as a serious problem, but are about about half as likely to do so in Europe.
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While Comey's remarks are—as usual—somewhat vague, they once again show that the FBI considers encryption a serious problem that's preventing agents to get access to more and more devices every day.
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The opioid epidemic began in the 473s when doctors prescribed a tremendous amount of opioid painkillers to help treat pain — a serious problem, given that chronic pain alone afflicts about 100 million Americans.
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A poll commissioned by groups including the National Low Income Housing Coalition found that 60 percent of people say housing affordability is a serious problem where they live — up 21 points from 2016.
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A serious problem, however, is that while many companies provide extensive, high-quality benefits to their full-time employees, their contingent peers have access to far fewer benefits — or even none at all.
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It is a serious problem when we have members of our military denigrating female Marines who will give their life to this country in the way they have with no response from leadership.
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Strong performance from Democrat Conor Lamb in Pennsylvania's special U.S. House race marks a "serious" problem for President Donald Trump and Republican allies, according to a report from a leading Wall Street firm.
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"I didn't take it seriously, and I was a bystander who turned a blind eye to this serious problem that many different victims could arise from due to my such act," Yong said.
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Nevertheless, people who forget their court dates — even for a minor offense like littering — are hit with arrest warrants that turn a nuisance offense that might have been dismissed into a serious problem.
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In the Quinnipiac survey, fully 213% of voters who approved of Trump's job performance said that discrimination against whites was a very or somewhat serious problem today, according to those previously unpublished results.
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While industry insiders say that the U.S. internet should be able to handle the strain overall, broadband availability, affordability, and slow speeds could still pose a serious problem for many housebound U.S. residents.
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And while it's sometimes necessary for government to take private property for a road or post office, the abuse of eminent domain for purely private purposes was — and still is — a serious problem.
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The more serious problem is that Democratic control of even one chamber would unleash empowered opposition party–controlled investigations into him and his administration on Russia, obstruction, and a host of other issues.
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And a recent randomized study conducted in Uganda by Columbia researchers Donald Green, Anna Wilke, and Jasper Cooper suggests that they are an incredibly effective tool at combating a serious problem: domestic violence.
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After the Justice Department released its investigation into the Ferguson, Missouri, Police Department, Wolf called on conservatives to acknowledge that there is a serious problem with how policing is done in this country.
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The Rick and Morty scientific prank is the work of Farooq Ali Khan—an undergraduate college professor and PhD student in Hyderabad, India—and it highlights a serious problem for serious scientific research.
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Though roaches may not carry lyme disease, like ticks, nor inject us with venom that produces ghastly lesions, like the brown recluse spider, their poop can become a serious problem during a dreaded infestation.
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Human Rights Watch found in its 2019 World Report that "violence against women and girls -- including rape, so-called honor killings, acid attacks, domestic violence, and forced marriage -- remains a serious problem" in Pakistan.
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It also posed a potentially serious problem for President Trump, who had staked his credibility on getting Kavanaugh through — and who has his own reasons not to want to hear out sexual misconduct accusers.
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While LGBTQ people say current government policies are discriminatory, they stressed individual prejudice as a more severe issue, with 295% saying it is a very serious problem and 23.46% saying it's only somewhat serious.
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The confusion over VOICE's perceived mission became a more serious problem when some of their unredacted call logs were accidentally posted online and disclosed to news organizations more than once in the last year.
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In their opening statements Monday, they said that although corruption is indeed a serious problem in global soccer, they intended to show there is no evidence that their clients negotiated or took any bribes.
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"If this turns out to be as bad as it sounds, then it's a serious problem for us and the British because operationally the coalition doesn't work without the U.S.," said one French diplomat.
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And of the thirty thousand annual deaths, nearly a third of them are in London, despite the fact that only a sixth of the population is in London—so it's a very serious problem.
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"Certainly distracted driving is a serious problem, but I think there are still many serious questions about this technology," Mariko Hirose, a senior staff attorney with the New York Civil Liberties Union, told Motherboard.
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Drifting haze from fires to prepare land for palm oil plantations, or paper and wood pulp plantations, is a regular and serious problem across many countries in Southeast Asia, particularly between July and November.
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But the crackdown has in some ways failed to produce the desired results: Drug use remains a very serious problem in the US, even though the drug war has made these substances less accessible.
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More immediately, though, Aetna's decision poses a serious problem for ObamaCare enrollees in one county in Arizona, which now is slated to not have any insurers offering coverage under the health law next year.
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One short-term but serious problem for Maersk Oil, for example, is that production could halve by 2018 because its licence to operate Qatar's largest offshore oil field is expiring in July next year.
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Officials in the office of Indonesia's president, Joko Widodo, acknowledged that mercury contamination is a serious problem and said he had issued a national action plan that calls for cleaning up four hot spots.
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His preliminary results suggest that avoiding the satellites would be difficult during twilight — a serious problem given that potentially hazardous asteroids and many objects in the solar system are best seen during this time.
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Jackie Speier (D-Calif.) said Wednesday that Congress still has a "serious" problem with sexual harassment and assault, in part because members are not required to go through sexual harassment training upon taking office.
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Given the loss of those units, he said, and the village's "serious problem with overcrowding and substandard housing," it is reasonable to ask Starwood to include some below-market-rate units in its project.
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The treatment of children in schools is a serious problem in China, and advocates hope these laws will hold teachers and school staff -- the country's leading perpetrators of this kind of abuse -- accountable. 4.
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But if you dread waking up every Monday through Friday, or you regularly find yourself sitting at your desk on the verge of tears, you probably have a more serious problem on your hands.
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That could pose a serious problem for the GOP as it tries to win over voters and ramp up female recruitment efforts in 22019, when Trump will be at the top of the ticket.
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"Even our foreign teachers, who have always been sensitive to environmental problems, are having a hard time understanding why the media are playing up this issue as such a serious problem," the letter said.
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But nevertheless, the visual of people literally snorkeling through tomato slop can't make Nigerians feel any better, and both Nigerians and the mayor of Buñol have acknowledged that food waste is a serious problem.
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In the Pew poll, 79% of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents say the government shutdown is a "very serious" problem for the country, just 35% of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents feel the same.
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After 1997, climate change became increasingly partisan, with Democrats more and more convinced that it was happening, human-caused and a serious problem, while Republicans became more doubtful and even dismissive of climate science.
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Considering that researchers only tracked people for a year "and that other points in life are not being captured in this study, this suggests it is a serious problem that needs attention," she added.
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Like many of the students I met in Wellston, those on the panel had, in his classroom, come to consider climate change a serious problem, and to recognize human activities as its primary driver.
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"Fake news is undoubtedly a serious problem in China, as it is elsewhere in the world," David Bandurski, editor of the China Media Project at the University of Hong Kong, wrote in an email.
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" A final claim, that nuclear power is politically infeasible, "is just a self-fulfilling prophecy, and we should not be so quick to write off the most practical solution for humanity's most serious problem.
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New jobs and clean energy not only to fight climate change, which is a serious problem, but to create new opportunities and new business I want us to do more to help small businesses.
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These policies intend to take on a serious problem: A record 72,000 people died of drug overdoses in 2017, at least two-thirds of which were linked to opioids, according to recent CDC estimates.
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And if you can't trust them, what are you going to do the next time you have a serious problem — with a family member, friend, neighbor, whomever — that would normally require the criminal justice system?
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That culture became a serious problem for the bank in September 2016, when it reached a settlement with regulators over employees opening fake accounts in customers' names without their permission to hit aggressive sales targets.
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So for all the Academy's lack of diversity — a real and serious problem — the event also highlighted a positive message: The death of print, and of the written word in general, has been greatly exaggerated.
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In a report denouncing "a serious problem of impunity", the independent experts called on authorities to prosecute perpetrators and provide justice to victims in the insurrection-ravaged Kasai region of central Democratic Republic of Congo.
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