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For people in search of new treatments, clean water or political attention, the purity of a scientific laboratory may be a problem rather than an ideal.

South Korea's Western-based players may be a problem rather than a strength after revelations that Ki Sung-Yeung, the Swansea midfielder on loan to Sunderland, warned the coach Choi Kang-hee not to upset the European players.

"It's anti-social behaviour which is a problem rather than crime, really," said one of the officers on patrol.

The town school department pays a pesticide specialist to visit the school every month to determine if there is a problem, rather than spraying for no reason.

The White House acts as if Taiwan's burgeoning democracy is a problem rather than an opportunity.

The establishment of an appropriate cure function is a problem rather concerned about by scholars at the time of performing theoretical analysis on epidemicity of diseases.

While Pant said the situation is getting worse for women in India, he added that "people are coming out and saying this is a problem, rather than before when we almost celebrated it".

"Every now and then there will be a problem, and rather than just fixing a problem, I have to build a system to fix the problem".

Unlike most of the existing literature, quantization is supposed to be a problem datum rather than a degree of freedom in design.

If current polls are anything to go by this is going to be a problem for David Cameron rather than Gordon Brown.

This seems to be a problem of unwillingness, rather than inability, to put existing legislation into effect.