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When the UK's Conservative and Liberal Democratic coalition swept into power last spring, a problem was apparent: What to do with all the neophytes?

Now the scale of the problem is apparent, a new confidence has emerged: confidence that matters will get worse, whatever action we take.

One problem is apparent from a casual glance at a prototype car: lidar sensors are bulky.

The problem is apparent in a poll made public last week by the Eagleton Institute at Rutgers.

This problem is apparent despite a reduction in incidence from 79.9/100,000 in 2001 to 60.7/100,000 in 2006 and constant hospitalization rates (Table 2) Tuberculosis incidence was lower in the study area than in the rest of Brazil (incidence rate 62/100,000 in 2006).

When supporting infrastructure cannot support a basic human right, the depth of the problem is apparent.

No cities have the exact same income discrepancy — aka top-to-bottom ratio — but the underlying problem is apparent in every one: a withering middle class.

An immediate problem is apparent: how can you trust an author or third party to give a fair analysis of an article?

The scope of the problem is apparent here.

The problem is apparent at retirement parties in catering halls and the back rooms of bars, where New York City police officers toast the good fortune of their departing colleagues.

I don't have the answers, but the emerging problem is apparent enough.