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"The media have turned a problem with Mourinho into a lack of respect towards Adan".

We'll continue to do what we can to document the consequences for the human beings whose lives are on hold because Australia's toxic political debate has turned a difficult policy problem into a stand-off without any obvious end point.

"But the UK Government has turned a blind eye to the problem and has failed to make the reduction of the population's alcohol intake a policy goal," he added.

Al Qaeda's terror network derives most of its financing from charities and individuals in Saudi Arabia, but the kingdom has "turned a blind eye to this problem," according to a new report by experts on terrorist finances.

On the rare occasion when the three generations of Franciscos can steal enough time from their hectic schedules for coffee or lunch in the funeral home's reception room, they complain that the city, intent on taking care of its own fiscal problems, has turned a deaf ear to people like them.

These parasites have turned an evolutionary problem (being killed along with their host) into an evolutionary opportunity (being transferred to the predator and continuing to feed).

The women placed the blame for the violence at the foot of police, saying they had turned a blind eye to problems like sly grog for too long.

Since then, politicians have turned a blind eye to the problem.

Instead, he said, the tribal council, the federal government and the people of Pine Ridge have turned a blind eye to the problem.

But it is the policies, attitudes, and ideological blindnesses of the Bush Administration that have turned a chronic but manageable alliance problem into an acute crisis.