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"It would become a problem if we didn't get paid," said Rod Barajas, the former Mets catcher who hit a home run in the second inning.
I had not yet seen any gastrointestinal illness and did not anticipate that it would become a problem.
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"If you were to raise objections at a time like this it would become a political problem and you could get punished," she went on.
"The women in the market had destroyed their skin with all this kind of beauty products, bleaching products, and so I saw the need for assisting them to reverse the process because otherwise it would become a social problem," she said.
A weaker sterling would become a problem if it forced up the government's borrowing costs.
Niklas Zennström Zennström says that some of those urgent problems have their genesis in our parents' generation, who didn't understand that certain things would become a problem because it was assumed that the world had infinite resources.
Before this recession it appeared that absent action, the government's long-term commitments would become a problem in a few decades.
That would become a problem for Abbott.
We realized that the availability of gas would become a problem for us.
If Slovakia joined the Union, say some Haiderites, incoming Slovakian Gypsies would become a problem for Austria.
Peripheral economies became increasingly uncompetitive, which wasn't a problem as long as the inflow-fueled bubbles lasted, but would become a problem once the capital inflows stopped.
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