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It is a unique problem, totally unlike any other area in the UK.
He's had to learn to pull back before a game". Even by modern rugby standards, this is a unique problem.
"Madiba, this is a unique problem," Kinsley said, leading the group (cameras included) to the bed of a boy from Botswana named Neil.
However, Mr. Iger added in the letter, "Cigarette smoking is a unique problem and this P.S.A. effort is not a precedent for any other issue".
I have what I hardly think is a unique problem, but I am at a loss about how to handle it.
Every specimen is a unique problem when it comes to preparation, and the way this one is preserved suggests it will require a particularly delicate touch.
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Presumably, Hyv's situation of needing to test its app across platforms is not a unique problem; rather, it is a problem that affects many app creators – which is often college students just like Koren and Trotman.
This is not a unique problem in developing nations, but in India the situation is especially dire.
Faulkner and Amin's dispute is not a unique problem: The Australian government says with two to three children are abducted from the country each week.
This is hardly a unique problem; many successful democracies still struggle with it.
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