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Discover LudwigThe phrase "become matters" is not grammatically correct.
You could use the phrase "become important" instead, which would have the same meaning. For example: These issues have become important in recent years.
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Aging infrastructures (e.g. roads, bridges and water mains) in America are deteriorating and becoming structurally deficient and their reliability and safety issues become matters of great concern.
Adherence to such schemes become matters of belief, not evidence.
Linear perspective and knowable reality become matters of serious debate.
The French title may become "Matters of Conscience".
This time, darkness, violence, desire have become matters to discuss calmly, and shown only in brief spasms.
The next questions — when to use it and on which patients — become matters of judgment, not measurement.
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Matters of transcendence here become matter of fact.
Within months, processing delays and possible human rights violations once again became matters of international concern.
After the 1960s, they instead increasingly became matters of public debate.
As new members joined, payment methods and image representation became matters of serious dispute.
It takes very little for individual tastes and decisions to become urgent matters of public debate.
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