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Fathimath Rishtha Abdulmajeed, 15, of Maldives "Child abuse is a big problem.... Far too many children are being sexually, physically and mentally abused," says 15-year-old Fathimath Rishtha Abdulmajeed from Malé, Maldives.

Nevertheless, there's a big problem here, and it reaches far beyond Medicare.

But they face a big problem: Some have already spent far more than the city's public financing system allows for Council races.

Applying battery material to rollable displays has been a big problem for the gadget manufacturers thus far but this breakthrough could change the way we think about surfaces, screens, and case materials.

How to identify and deal with corruption in FAR adjustment remains a big problem.

Turner acknowledges that this invisibility so far "has been a big problem for those developing rich applications".

But a bigger problem is deciding how far government should try to influence family structure and whether it can do so.Both Labour and the Tories want to be the party of the family.

A bigger problem is that the play relies far too much on recitation, and not merely during the many times Akhmatova speaks her poems.

"What I do know is that actually we have a very big problem as far as capacity on the railways is concerned.

But The Old Ways had some big problems as far as I was concerned.

Amid the semantic fervor, however, one big problem looms: So far, neither search engine seems to achieve anything that Google can't.