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The phrase "It's not a problem" is correct and commonly used in written English
You can use it to respond to someone who thanks you for something or asks for help. It is commonly used to acknowledge that a request or task is not a burden or difficulty for you. Example: Person 1: "Thank you for picking up my mail while I was away." Person 2: "It's not a problem at all. Happy to help."
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It's not a problem that goes away on its own.
"It's not a problem.
It's not a problem here".
"It's not a problem," he says.
"It's not a problem," Errani said.
"It's not a problem for them".
It's not a problem with content, either.
It's not a problem; it's a crisis.
It's not a problem in my life.
It's not a problem unique to Sony.
"It's not a problem," Mr Kordowski said.
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