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The tumbleweed love lives of the urban millennials involved is a symptom of a wider problem, the programme suggests.

"The failure of employees to disqualify themselves has not previously been an issue at the N.R.C., and absent evidence of a wider problem, the N.R.C. does not believe that additional reporting requirements are warranted," he wrote.

For local politicians and housing advocates the issues at Three Pools are the symptom of a wider problem – the drive by property firms to squeeze out people in affordable housing in order to raise rents.

Over the past few years it has become a common belief that prison radicalisation is the most dramatic manifestation of a wider problem: the vehement rejection by many young French Muslims of what they see as a xenophobic and impious French republic.

As for the Steve Fielding blog, many of you identified what you consider a wider problem with the parliamentary system: the blocking power of the senate.

Their fame and promotion is symptomatic of a wider problem, too: the norms becoming the stars.

So apart from the evidence of the NHS failing to recognise the differences that exist between peoples, there is a wider problem of the different parts of the public's allegiance to society as a whole.

The event symbolised a wider problem with the planning system.

Rowling's response was enthusiastic, but her insistence that Hermione could be read as black in the books highlights a wider problem with the series regarding its racial make-up.

It highlights a wider problem as the Ministry of Defence struggles to find the money to maintain its vast estate.

For they symbolise a wider problem: how the curse of excessive pay has infected the public sector.