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Problem is thirty.
If a problem is 30, the problem is the person who sits 30 cm from the computer screen.
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The problems are worsened by the surge in traffic in containerized freight.
Its problems are worsened by having to maintain buildings that are drastically underused.
Even though the problems are worsened by the poor economy, experts speak of a structural deficit facing Chicago.
The fiscal problems are worsened by the recession and terrorism "that make this job more difficult and more important," Mr. Suozzi added.
These problems are worsened by the limited healing potential of injured tendons attributed to the presence of degenerative changes and relatively poor vascularity of the cuff tendons.
The problems are worsened if international support is fragmented and poorly co-ordinated, or directed by people with little understanding of local context.
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But its economic problems are worsening by the day.
But the drumbeat of bad news has rattled investors who believe Washington Mutual's problems are worsening.
The latest foreclosure figures suggest that New York, New Jersey and Connecticut are generally doing better than the rest of the nation but that problems are worsening.
And, in an interview with The Associated Press on Sunday, the Palestinian prime minister, Salam Fayyad, the official in charge of the government bureaucracy, said the problems are worsening and the authority is on the "verge of being completely incapacitated".
The findings indicated that Medicare billing problems are worsening as doctors and hospitals switch to electronic health records.
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