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Analysts said Waterford's problems reflect the wider problems of the luxury market, the main casualty of falling consumer demand.

The cataclysmic events of the last few days should also serve as a reminder of the wider problems of poverty in the developing world.

Republicans were split over the wisdom of the New York grand jury's decision and the existence of wider problems of discriminatory policing, which Obama and his attorney general Eric Holder argue persist in some communities across the country.

In America, the Paris attacks have precipitated peripheral debates about whether the United States is waging war on Islam and the question of whether to admit Syrian refugees, rather than ways to address the wider problems of the Middle East.

The unrest was triggered primarily by food shortages in the city, which were caused by the wider problems of a worsening economy and repeated failures on the battlefields of World War I.

A number of callers challenged Hopkins' views, with one - who was promptly cut off - saying that Western governments had done much to contribute to the wider problems of north Africa and should take some responsibility.

"On the other side of course, there is the wider problem of trial by social media.

Yet the wider problem of cruel and prolonged death is sidestepped in this debate.

Women working at Gordon's say the wider problem of corruption and discrimination must be tackled.

Addressing it would show commitment to reducing the wider problem of microplastics.

Not only that, the squeeze plays into a wider problem of unemployment among young people.