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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and those issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer back to previously mentioned problems or topics in a discussion or text.
Example: "We need to address the budget constraints, the timeline, and those issues that have been affecting our project."
Alternatives: "and those concerns" or "and those matters".
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But do I recognise those characters and those issues?
They're much more interested in child rearing and those issues.
And those issues will be resolved in the near future.
And those issues, too, will not go away anytime soon.
And those issues deserve a discussion, not a lecture by one side to the other.
There's been a history of student activism around civil rights and those issues have not gone away".
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"Pride and credibility, and all those issues are there.
In what follows, we critically assess the arguments discussed under the six clusters presented above, and identify those issues and concerns that have been neglected so far.
The new law would require voters to have a government-issued photo ID, but excludes those from colleges and government employers and those issued by public assistance agencies commonly used by poor or minority voters.
The states and many cities still carry good ratings, and those issuing warnings are dismissed as alarmists, reminding some analysts of the lead up to the subprime crisis.
Spreads on their bonds have widened sharply, and those issued by Ford the world's biggest issuer of corporate debt—have fared very poorly recently.
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