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The phrase "have a problem with" is a perfectly acceptable and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to mean something is causing difficulty or displeasure. For example, "I have a problem with the fact that he's always late".
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Anyone have a problem with that?
"I have a problem with that".
"We never have a problem with that.
We seldom have a problem with FedEx.
"I still have a problem with that".
Did I have a problem with that?
Alas, I have a problem with that.
Do you have a problem with glitter?
Most entrepreneurs have a problem with authority.
So I have a problem with it.
Have a problem with crime?
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have a problem with training
i have no problem with discussion
i already have a problem with
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have a beer with
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have a nightcap with
have a conversation with
have a difficulty with
have a drink with
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have a word with
have a deal with
have a contract with
have a relationship with
have a fascination with
have a bag with
have a fight with
have a sketchbook with
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