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Some see it as a broader problem.

She believes sex-selective abortion should be seen as part of a broader problem with gender inequality in Armenia.

The book is not, however, without its flaws, one of which stands out as symptomatic of a broader problem with how we think about energy.

It points to the problems at HSBC, Europe's largest financial institution, as indicators of a broader problem of illegal money flowing through international financial institutions into the United States.

Why would we make them fit into a facility they didn't identify with?" Some development scholars see such exclusion as symptomatic of a broader problem: that gender-variant people are left out of development programs in general.

But some economists saw the consumer price index's acceleration in February as a sign of a broader problem in China that could be harder to fix.

The fact that one of Mr Blunkett's officials later emailed the IND asking for an update on the case casts doubt on his insistence that he was simply raising it as an example of a broader problem.

Maybe Jazzer will allow us to accept that, as a nation, we have a broader problem with alcohol.

Vadim Gayevsky, an eminent Russian ballet scholar, said the tension around Ms. Vorontsova is symptomatic of a broader problem, as artists barely out of their teens expect to shoot to the top of the profession.

The Met's memo also placed its financial hardships within the context of a broader problem: "As the global audience for opera continues to decline, the last year has seen the demise of New York City Opera and the collapse of other opera companies in the US and abroad".

But there is also a broader problem.