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Towers tackled two problems at once last winter by trading third baseman Mark Reynolds to Baltimore in a deal for Hernandez.

Ironically, it may be paid partly by the people it is intended to help.If Brazil is to see new investment in electricity, the government must tackle two problems.

Swansea University's Bay Campus Recruitment Project was set up to tackle two problems: the gender gap in university job roles, and the lack of career development opportunities for facilities management staff.

Her concept is to create business incubation centres that will help young people to become successful dairy entrepreneurs – simultaneously tackling two problems that blight Malawi: high unemployment and low agricultural productivity.

Before we even get to the amazing set design or the slick, ad-style art direction, or the way Sam Neill keeps a straight face when he says, "It's beaver", we need to tackle two problems.

Overall [CAP's proposal] reflects a very good start at tackling two problems in the child care market: the high cost of care experienced by many families and the low quality of care offered by far too many providers.

The three challenges aim to tackle three problems common in dealing with atrocities: how can we better understand which communities are most at risk; how isolated communities at risk of attack might better communicate with each other; and how fast can human rights organisations be alerted in case of an actual attack.

Looking at what and how to design its first product, Larrea says that he and his co-founder wanted to tackle three problems.

He said: "They've got the right idea, but a lot of the low-fat foods in Britain are high in salt, so we might be tackling one problem only to create another.

The new World Bank president must overcome concerns about the legitimacy of the leadership selection process even as he tackles three key problems.

Schneider tackles three key problems that have plagued the LOT approach for decades: the computational nature of the central system (the system responsible for higher cognitive function); the nature of symbols; and Frege cases.