And that's actually the opportunity, because they want to solve the problem, people from tech want to solve the problem, customers, they want to solve the problem.
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He's working very hard to solve the problem and he will solve the problem. OK?
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Solve the problem in a political way, not to solve the problem by blocking the others from doing business.
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"How can you solve the problem of violence and organized crime if you don't solve the problem of corruption?" he added.
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"It is not a matter of injecting public money to solve the problem, sometimes legal procedures can do much more to solve the problem," he added.
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"If they're not going to solve the problem ... then we're going to solve the problem for them because we're going to have to do something about Chicago," Trump said Wednesday.
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So if we just redirected those subsidies towards those technologies, not only could we theoretically solve the problem, there are some complications, but theoretically, we could solve the problem immediately.
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What I wanted to do was solve the problem. Right.
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That will help, but it will not solve the problem.
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In addition, "you solve the problem for them," he said.
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But it will not solve the problem of inflation itself.
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This addition may not be enough to solve the problem.
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But a soft and snappy response may solve the problem.
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For decades, scientists have thought animals could solve the problem.
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And what can we do to solve the problem now?
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Failing to solve the problem of fit isn't an option.
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But by itself, the West will not solve the problem.
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That would clearly solve the problem of the Irish border.
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They are still figuring out how to solve the problem.
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The lesson is clear: Giving up doesn't solve the problem.
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We need to solve the problem, not perpetuate it indefinitely.
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"It will be a considerable feat to solve the problem."
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Leave it to Starbucks to solve the problem for us.
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And while empathy won't solve the problem, it's a start.
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Once you're there, you've got to actually solve the problem.
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If you take that access away, you solve the problem.
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To solve the problem, many are looking to the skies.
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These and other policy measures won't solve the problem overnight.
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Third, school air conditioning appears to largely solve the problem.
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If you change the logo, it doesn't solve the problem.
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An outright ban is not going to solve the problem.
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And teachers are often stepping up to solve the problem.
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The Miners Protection Act, Enzi said, doesn't solve the problem.
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Despite notable efforts, technology alone will not solve the problem.
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Buying products alone is not going to solve the problem.
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When people respect you they'll help you solve the problem.
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"If he's going to solve the problem, we're in trouble."
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Intrigued, they set to work trying to solve the problem.
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But Mr. Abdullah said resignations would not solve the problem.
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YOU WILL NOT SOLVE THE PROBLEM WITHOUT REAL GOVERNMENT POLICY.
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But they aren't united on how to solve the problem.
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But this new section, while fun, doesn't solve the problem.
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It's supposed to solve the problem with deductibles being unaffordable.
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The Republican proposals also simply will not solve the problem.
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And then we worked since 2014 to solve the problem.
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But there's no agreement on how to solve the problem.
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"If they're not going to solve the problem – and what you're doing is the right thing – then we're going to solve the problem for them," Trump told Scott while reporters were still in the room.
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But such a radical remedy would not really solve the problem.
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Mathematicians have developed many ways of trying to solve the problem.
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We want to solve the problem when and where it happens.
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And it had to "solve the problem of succession in leadership".
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"It would certainly help solve the problem of food," Witton said.
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The existence of new technology can't solve the problem alone, however.
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Meanwhile, upgrades at the stadium might also help solve the problem.
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"There isn't one magic solution to solve the problem," he said.
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Higher Taxes Lower benefits by themselves do not solve the problem.
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A few geo-coding companies are trying to solve the problem.
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Turns out that didn't solve the problem ... more fish just disappeared.
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It doesn't solve the problem, it just solves this one issue.
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Perhaps the Academy's just-announced membership changes will solve the problem.
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But it probably won't solve the problem they came in for.
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Hiring new money managers won't solve the problem on its own.
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"We can solve the problem with a modest increase," he said.
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"There'll never be enough money to solve the problem," Moran said.
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Adding more computers does not solve the problem; quite the opposite.
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It is imperative that we work together to solve the problem.
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But experts say that will not solve the problem long-term.
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"It doesn't solve the problem with issue-based ads," he said.
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But it's not just public awareness that will solve the problem.
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Decision aids may not solve the problem, but they can help.
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And we should put pressure on China to solve the problem.
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Ultimately he enlisted Weta Digital to solve the problem of scale.
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But we will not give up until we solve the problem.
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It should automatically solve the problem in the best possible way.
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But the effects are not large enough to solve the problem.
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If you try each one, you're likely to solve the problem.
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It's a way to solve the problem of top-down mandates.
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How can she solve the problem when she is the problem?
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The five countries' attempt to solve the problem through dialogue failed.
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What are America's colleges and universities doing to solve the problem?
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They probably aren't, after all, out volunteering to solve the problem.
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Four ideas for how to solve the problem of your birthday.
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And Disraeli was hoping to solve the problem of the Thames.
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Once again, we heard from foster youth to solve the problem.
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Netflix uses online streaming to solve the problem of entertaining consumers.
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And what did Trump do to try and solve the problem?
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Can this solve the problem of the unreliable audience review score?
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But a crop of companies is trying to solve the problem.
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THE PRESIDENT: If they're not going to solve the problem -- and what you're doing is the right thing -- then we're going to solve the problem for them because we're going to have to do something about Chicago.
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It won't solve the problem but it would be a strong deterrent.
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You can&apost solve the problem after they&aposve reached the border.
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"He is very passionate about trying to solve the problem," Oklahoma Sen.
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Google now says it'll be making some changes to solve the problem.
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Adding to the pressure to solve the problem, according to Variety's sources?
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Instead, he's simply announcing (or threatening) to solve the problem with force.
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Mr Tulley nonetheless argues that localised culls would not solve the problem.
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STIR/SHAKEN won't be enough to solve the problem on its own.
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They could solve the problem today and barely dent their bottom lines.
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The country has taken other drastic steps to solve the problem, too.
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The web's alternatives to native apps do little to solve the problem.
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And better yet, people can collaborate to solve the problem without you.
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It does not, however, solve the problem it was designed to address.
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And second, does it even solve the problem you want it to?
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It's an important first step, but it does not solve the problem.
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Unsurprisingly, the most numerate were most likely to solve the problem correctly.
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Some reckon crypto-currencies like bitcoin may help to solve the problem.
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Solve the problem, get compensated, and repeat the process until you're rich.
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There was only one way to solve the problem: Call Joe Gorga.
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A Nova Scotia law from 1963 was supposed to solve the problem.
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These actions are largely symbolic because they won't really solve the problem.
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Although Sessions has agreed to step aside, that doesn't solve the problem.
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We'll have a whole new monetary system before we solve the problem.
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Personal, point-to-point transportation does not solve the problem of geometry.
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He was trying to solve the problem of three interacting bodies—astrophysics.
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Does the proposed Honest Ads Act fully solve the problem at hand?
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As the Houston Chronicle noted, new medical schools won't solve the problem.
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Dery tries to solve the problem with a fancy straw-man argument.
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Congress unable to solve the problem of slavery without resorting to violence,
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Ellerington said the next generation of chargers could help solve the problem.
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Would solve the problem but they want Open Borders, which equals crime!
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But their approach, which came under heavy criticism, doesn't solve the problem.
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But it doesn't solve the problem here; it simply creates different ones.
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But spinning up conspiracy theories isn't the way to solve the problem.
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Yet it's not your job to solve the problem on your own.
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He did not believe a few wind turbines would solve the problem.
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"But so far, there is still no way to solve the problem."
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So selling IQOS in the US isn't going to solve the problem.
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Repeal and delay doesn't solve the problem, or even put it off.
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But allowing more best-picture nominations did little to solve the problem.
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"There's no magic bullet that's going to solve the problem," Saul said.
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He said relocating people from low-lying countries didn't solve the problem.
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I wanted to solve the problem and put a bow on it.
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READ: Why the SAT's new "adversity score" still doesn't solve the problem.
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But Mr. Trump hasn't said how he plans to solve the problem.
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A dual-threshold system would not necessarily solve the problem, he added.
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But it will take more than sales pitches to solve the problem.
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Tell them not to worry about it, we're gonna solve the problem.
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One proposal, the BLOCKING Act of 6900, would not solve the problem.
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I don't know if anyone can solve the problem, other than government.
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And his ultimate attempt to solve the problem only made it worse.
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Simply cutting permit numbers is unlikely to solve the problem, Hollis said.
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So in practice, touchback might solve the problem of people who want to get legal status not being able to get it, but it wouldn't be able to solve the problem of having unauthorized immigrants in the US.
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Mrs Merkel seems to have won two more weeks to solve the problem.
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None of these ideas can solve the problem of global warming, of course.
|
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Vein structure is unique, even among twins, and would theoretically solve the problem.
|
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But no one seems to think this amendment alone will solve the problem.
|
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But we do know for certain that bombs alone won't solve the problem.
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Barring an algorithmic breakthrough, we will have to solve the problem in segments.
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We are calling on everyone concerned to solve the problem with those responsible.
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But at the same time, I thought medical science might solve the problem.
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How can we know the Chinese will help us solve the problem, huh?
|
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In their rush to solve the problem, however, they likely aggravated it instead.
|
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One way to solve the problem may be more licenses, especially for minorities.
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We need metal detectors at our schools and that will solve the problem.
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" "What I don't get is why don't we try to solve the problem.
|
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But trying to solve the problem is not the same as solving it.
|
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Hiring more FBI agents to process background checks will not solve the problem.
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We're going to be working hard and we're going to solve the problem.
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"That's the way to solve the problem — keep them there, happy," she said.
|
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I quickly Google it and am able to solve the problem (thanks, wikiHow!).
|
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Supporters of the British regulations acknowledge that transparency alone won't solve the problem.
|
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Let's solve the problem, but let's not make it any worse by guessing.
|
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We've got to get beyond rhetoric, and actually get to solve the problem.
|
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To be sure, none of these recommendations alone will completely solve the problem.
|
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People put blindfolds on decades — and now it's time to solve the problem.
|
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Unfortunately, a staff shake-up won't solve the problem in the White House.
|
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While tougher rules around ads may help, they alone won't solve the problem.
|
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Eventually it dawned on me that paint in water would solve the problem.
|
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To solve the problem, Mexico will need to spend more money more intelligently.
|
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But first, technicians have to solve the problem of conveniently charging them up.
|
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Staff discipline is not your responsibility, and it might not solve the problem.
|
|
This is not to say that gloomier maps alone would solve the problem.
|
|
What is obvious is that the U.S., acting alone, can't solve the problem.
|
|
Attention on biomarkers and intermediate endpoints alone will not solve the problem, however.
|
|
Industry says it is proceeding with voluntary measures that will solve the problem.
|
|
She was trying to solve the problem of the watery summer vegetable gratin.
|
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Data like this is sensitive, and data alone certainly cannot solve the problem.
|
|
Ross has suggested that government subsidies could be used to solve the problem.
|
|
THE CONVEY THEYRE TRYING TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM IS BY ADDING MORE SALESPEOPLE.
|
|
Cecafé said it had asked Brazil's government for help to solve the problem.
|
|
Luckily, a selection of foldable helmets has emerged to help solve the problem.
|
|
The AAS is taking steps to solve the problem of harassment in astronomy.
|
|
The president cutting off aid to those countries will not solve the problem.
|
|
"I don't think you solve the problem with these trainings," Mr. Chaslot said.
|
|
And no country will be able to solve the problem on its own.
|
|
"Now he's acting like he's going to solve the problem," Mr. Norris said.
|
|
Instead, they carefully guided them to collaborate and solve the problem at hand.
|
|
But it isn't clear that these measures are enough to solve the problem.
|
|
"It's about a practical method that will actually solve the problem," she said.
|
|
"We often think giving the iron tablets will solve the problem," Daru said.
|
|
They just aren't totally convinced that removing Chinese equipment will solve the problem.
|
|
But simply not selling guns anymore would not solve the problem, he argued.
|
|
"That's the way to solve the problem — keep them there, happy," Behar said.
|
|
Until we address that, putting more penguins out there won't solve the problem.
|
|
But we have to help solve the problem that's in front of us.
|
|
How do I solve the problem without forcing her out of her home?
|
|
You could instantly, if not solve the problem, you could mitigate it dramatically.
|
|
You can't just throw money at it and expect to solve the problem.
|
|
Now, we can and should argue about the best approach to solve the problem.
|
|
The good news is Apple is already pursuing technology that could solve the problem.
|
|
"Large companies have not tried to solve the problem," Walker said of razor bumps.
|
|
"Not one group can solve the problem of online and offline harassment," Swearer said.
|
|
"But... if we still feel vengeful it will not solve the problem," he said.
|
|
They never solve the problem, which fits perfectly into their brand of identity politics.
|
|
TRUMP: And we&aposll solve the problem (Inaudible) that has been to be solved.
|
|
But with Roam Ropes, Lamar wanted to solve the problem of usability and mobility.
|
|
A new podcast app is designed to solve the problem of discovering new shows.
|
|
"These climate strikes are by no means methods to solve the problem," Lynn said.
|
|
Netting will not solve the problem at your building, but there are other methods.
|
|
Closing loopholes doesn't solve the problem of the base that controls the Republican Party.
|
|
And if you can't use the term, you're never going to solve the problem.
|
|
Introducing another app to solve the problem of potentially overreaching apps might sound antithetical.
|
|
Instead, Gates is sounding the alarm about discord over how to solve the problem.
|
|
To solve the problem, we leveraged state-of-the-art deep neural network technologies.
|
|
Simply punching holes in the ground at breakneck speed will not solve the problem.
|
|
"I just wanted to do something to help, to solve the problem," he said.
|
|
The app then gives you a step-by-step explanation to solve the problem.
|
|
I'm not sure you can solve the problem, but at least mitigate the problem.
|
|
No one expected the national climate plans submitted in 20203 to solve the problem.
|
|
But the exact causes are unclear, and politicians have struggled to solve the problem.
|
|
Unfortunately the Elite controller did not solve the problem for most limited mobility gamers.
|
|
At least, there is increasing awareness that Mexico's national institutions cannot solve the problem.
|
|
"If that is not evidence of our willingness to solve the problem," Mulvaney continued.
|
|
Without compassionate capitalism, this country cannot create jobs and solve the problem of poverty.
|
|
It's not going to solve the problem, but may put a ceiling on it.
|
|
Kevin BankstonApril 19, 2016 Cohen and Galati's suggestion might not really solve the problem.
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You'd think that the ego would drive you to want to solve the problem.
|
|
Nor can we pretend that banning just one conversion technique will solve the problem.
|
|
It won't solve the problem, and in some cases it could even be illegal.
|
|
Highly trained, gun adept, teachers/coaches would solve the problem instantly, before police arrive.
|
|
The problem is also, tech people tend to want to just solve the problem.
|
|
This is the only way to solve the problem from what I have seen.
|
|
Ms. Coonrod's attempt to solve the problem of Shylock by multiplication is surprisingly effective.
|
|
Some scientists poke holes into fish swim bladders with needles to solve the problem.
|
|
"It's not going to solve the problem if you take nuclear offline," he added.
|
|
A quick scan of sight lines before being seated would seemingly solve the problem.
|
|
Such efforts around the country have begun to help some districts solve the problem.
|
|
All this talk and demagoguery and rhetoric is not going to solve the problem.
|
|
Lowe said that it took Factum more than a decade to solve the problem.
|
|
"It's cool and upbeat, and we can have a party to solve the problem."
|
|
Dealers will replace the brake fluid, which Fiat Chrysler says will solve the problem.
|
|
Now we can and should argue about the best approach to solve the problem.
|
|
If it works, this may solve the problem, and future updates will happen automatically.
|
|
The president has promised to solve the problem he created when he ended DACA.
|
|
Confident I could solve the problem with mind power, I visualized myself as healthy.
|
|
It is up to Paddy Lowe, the chief technical officer, to solve the problem.
|
|
But you're not trying to solve the problem of death or even aging, really.
|
|
But cutting emissions doesn't solve the problem of the CO2 already in the air.
|
|
We want to solve the problem getting into the ideal place for you. Right.
|
|
At the time, Trump said that gave Congress 6 months to solve the problem.
|
|
"I hope we will manage finally to solve the problem of the speed," Kazansky said.
|
|
Even the Daily News editorial admitted this won't necessarily solve the problem of spreading hate.
|
|
He understands, though, that a texting-friendly section of a theater doesn't solve the problem.
|
|
Rosenworcel also condemned the FCC's relentless promotion of "industry-led" efforts to solve the problem.
|
|
But the need to solve the problem is urgent, said professor of astrophysics Steven Desch.
|
|
Tandem aims to solve the problem for you by connecting you with a native speaker.
|
|
Would this vague plan to suspend immigration solve the problem of terrorism in the States?
|
|
Leaping towards the ball, scratching the headpiece, and barking do nothing to solve the problem.
|
|
As Suh modeled in the study, the other three strategies can't solve the problem alone.
|
|
But the judge concluded that issuing the injunction that English wanted wouldn't solve the problem.
|
|
"We have to help solve the problem that's in front of us," the statement read.
|
|
Note that just being able to physically "touch" the content doesn't solve the problem either.
|
|
But the efforts have gone no further: McConnell has blocked attempts to solve the problem.
|
|
Kumar, in particular, has been trying to solve the problem of business cards for years.
|
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Reconnecting to these devices and networks from scratch might be enough to solve the problem.
|
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BatchedInbox attempts to solve the problem by having all your messages arrive on your schedule.
|
|
Scans today to study my bone health after a #YearInSpace to help solve the problem.
|
|
The proposal doesn't define the technological solutions or tell businesses how to solve the problem.
|
|
Sorrell said blanket withdrawals from advertisers across these digital platforms will not solve the problem.
|
|
In earlier tweets on Sunday, Sheikh Khalid said external interference would not solve the problem.
|
|
Enabling this technology, even on platform as pervasive as iOS, doesn't solve the problem entirely.
|
|
This will decidedly solve the problem of boob sweat or friction from skin and clothing.
|
|
Enacting legislation to prevent airlines from overbooking flights is not going to solve the problem.
|
|
Elizabeth Warren was asked what she would do to solve the problem of gun violence.
|
|
Finland is not alone in trying to solve the problem of its accumulating nuclear waste.
|
|
At the same time, Trump's ability to solve the problem is, at face value, plausible.
|
|
WALLACE (voice-over): But technology which caused the problem could also help solve the problem.
|
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Stop waiting for the invisible hand of HR to solve the problem of workplace harassment.
|
|
Safour said he spent more than $200 of his own money to solve the problem.
|
|
And if they don't solve the problem, we should make trade very difficult for China.
|
|
In any case, a second bill doesn't necessarily solve the problem of building a coalition.
|
|
Despite success with Athleta, Gap did little to solve the problem in its main business.
|
|
He aims to solve the problem of protracted poverty by offering a pathway toward prosperity.
|
|
"Economic development was important, but economic development by itself didn't solve the problem," said West.
|
|
Big Pharma could solve the problem by committing to more rational and sustainable pricing models.
|
|
Above all, France hasn't been able to solve the problem of economic and social exclusion.
|
|
But he said importing drugs would not solve the problem, calling for regulatory reforms instead.
|
|
I didn't want to wait for an appointment; I just wanted to solve the problem.
|
|
But given the realities of American political culture, cash transfers alone cannot solve the problem.
|
|
Now, an innovative company is applying its powerful dehydration tech to help solve the problem.
|
|
Moreover, even if a country did eliminate its own emissions, it wouldn't solve the problem.
|
|
This is the reason I believe banning these products will not completely solve the problem.
|
|
"He doesn't want to solve the problem if it means losing his base," said Sen.
|
|
"It solves the problem for us, but it doesn't solve the problem for the internet."
|
|
But one move in the right direction doesn't solve the problem or settle the issue.
|
|
" Maya Gupta, a Google research scientist, advises, "Don't just solve the problem, write the code.
|
|
We can do this ... and solve the problem of preexisting conditions using high-risk models.
|
|
It's easy to just throw out player names and say that would solve the problem.
|
|
"Unless you address what led to that outbreak, you don't solve the problem," he said.
|
|
"Carriers, in particular, are well situated to be able to solve the problem," he said.
|
|
But the challenge is that it's individuals in aggregate who potentially can solve the problem.
|
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"It doesn't solve the problem," Mr. Warburton, the chairman of the town's business council, said.
|
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If past experience is anything to go by, that alone will not solve the problem.
|
|
MyDyer and LuLaRoe came to an agreement to partly solve the problem, according to Winget.
|
|
People have put blindfolds on for decades, and now it's time to solve the problem.
|
|
Mathematicians understand they'll need a wholly new idea in order to solve the problem completely.
|
|
SpaceX said it would solve the problem by putting a dark coating on future satellites.
|
|
Lockheed will search the world for simulations and data that could help solve the problem.
|
|
Couldn't N.Y.U. and other colleges solve the problem just by cutting how much they charge?
|
|
"One of the things about crutches is you can definitely solve the problem," he said.
|
|
It really bothers me when I hear people say, 'Well, it wouldn't solve the problem.
|
|
Act three concludes with the resolution — your best idea on how to solve the problem.
|
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But retailers simply dropping gun sales at this point today ... it won't solve the problem.
|
|
A recall to replace the batteries did not solve the problem, prompting a second recall.
|
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A counselor told her that yelling at him was not going to solve the problem.
|
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But training alone will not solve the problem of police violence against people with mental illnesses.
|
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Our children have not, and it's tempting to want to jump in and solve the problem.
|
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Most solve the problem by having a heart that pushes oxygen-rich blood around the body.
|
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I think I'm in the middle of the process to solve the problem with my backhand.
|
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She sent them a digital photo of the equation and detailed steps to solve the problem.
|
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We cannot solve the problem of immigrants crossing our border illegally until we secure the border.
|
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There's an easy way for the company to solve the problem — cut its sky-high prices.
|
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Blocking a single merger won't solve the problem, but it would at least pump the brakes.
|
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They can solve the problem of North Korea if they wanted to but they taunt us.
|
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It won't solve the problem, but Australia proved that such programs can help reduce gun deaths.
|
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"Policing on its own won't solve the problem," laments Mick Palmer, a former federal police commissioner.
|
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It attempts to solve the problem by following the steps outlined in a pre-configured playbook.
|
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There have always been people who have insisted that simply exercising more could solve the problem.
|
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Many of those — when a witch character faces difficulty — they use magic to solve the problem.
|
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They say those evil rich people, if we take their money we can solve the problem.
|
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No single study is going to solve the problem of predicting volcanic eruptions across all volcanoes.
|
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"It's buying time, but we need to solve the problem of rising CO2 in the atmosphere."
|
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"It has been proven time and again that sanctions alone cannot solve the problem, " she added.
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And while lots of apps have tried to solve the problem, none have totally cracked it.
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"But we can solve the problem better than any government, any organization, anyone in the world."
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In this case, you will need three or more neurons per layer to solve the problem.
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We're trying to solve the problem of the single-study headlines you're probably all familiar with.
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What a ridiculous way of trying to solve the problem of homelessness with this stupid tax.
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He said he remains confident that the software fix being worked on will solve the problem.
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Only by raising awareness that what they are doing is wrong can we solve the problem.
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We don't believe it's going to solve the problem," Morganlander said Monday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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Unfortunately, making these swaps is slow, and costly, and doesn't guarantee it will solve the problem.
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Trump floated an idea to solve the problem: canceling pressing briefings in favor of written responses.
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The President agreed it was time to try to solve the problem once and for all.
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Bishop Makarios does not expect it to pass; nor, if it does, to solve the problem.
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But Graham acknowledges that GOP lawmakers don't yet know what innovative technologies will solve the problem.
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Catch-all, draconian approaches to crime don't actually solve the problem or make society any better.
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"It will fundamentally never solve the problem because these issues are caused by scale," Kaziukėnas said.
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"We cannot solve the problem 100 percent, because it's the fight against human instinct," he said.
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Increasing regulations which push lower cost models out of the market does not solve the problem.
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But that doesn't mean it's going to solve the problem — and it could create even more.
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IBM offers a way to solve the problem with classical hardware in a couple of days.
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"I don't think getting [Trump] out of office is going to solve the problem," Robbins said.
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Often simply slowing down while you eat or cutting back on soda will solve the problem.
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It aims to solve the problem of playing PC games on the couch, and it succeeds.
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But clearly there is the potential for technology to also solve the problem of underage use.
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To help solve the problem, Lynam now works with schools to set up better retirement plans.
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He immediately wants to solve the problem — and that's who I want in the White House.
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But neither proposed solution is likely to solve the problem, and might even make things worse.
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"Indulging in ideological purity is great until you actually want to solve the problem," he said.
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And we can't solve the problem if we refuse to see who those workers actually are.
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"The transition from one generation to another will solve the problem — mentalities are changing," he said.
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Camp clearings placate neighbors, but don't solve the problem and just move complaints to other neighborhoods.
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"It's designed to encourage people to figure how to solve the problem," the source said. Sen.
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What are the pros and cons of using desalination to solve the problem of water scarcity?
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But that does not solve the problem; it is just a way of living with it.
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"That's the problem with the Freedom Act: It procedurally pretended to solve the problem," he said.
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To solve the problem, Gates said the U.S. government should raise taxes that affect the wealthy.
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If we could just start treating health care like broccoli, the market would solve the problem.
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The overvaluation of the dollar may be hurting, rather than helping, solve the problem, he said.
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"I'd sit down, but I'm not sure that sitting down will solve the problem," Trump said.
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But policies geared toward simply reducing the amount of opioids prescribed will not solve the problem.
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Greek officials noted that closing routes northward, even if physically possible, would not solve the problem.
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That would solve the problem of relying on fisheries, shipping, and mining organizations to police themselves.
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But you shouldn't feel bad about it — by visiting you are helping to solve the problem.
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My first attempt to solve the problem was to reject wires altogether and buy some Bluetooth headphones.
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The Palestinian Authority is boycotting the Bahrain meeting, saying only a political solution will solve the problem.
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To be sure, a higher minimum wage by itself won't solve the problem of widening income inequality.
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"I think they could solve the problem very easily, if they want to," he said of China.
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Well, you take it to Twitter and have Elon Musk solve the problem for you, of course.
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The researchers at DeepMind, however, have developed an algorithm to solve the problem: Elastic Weight Consolidation (EWC).
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Thus, making college free would not only fail to solve the problem; it would also exacerbate it.
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No matter what companies say, AI is not going to solve the problem of content moderation online.
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The state cannot solve the problem because the state is the problem, so it pathologizes and individualizes.
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Dating apps like The League and others are rushing to try to "solve" the problem of ghosting.
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VanEck is allowing the fund to invest in larger companies in an attempt to solve the problem.
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America's Founding Fathers, particularly James Madison, believed that constitutional intricacy could solve the problem of the masses.
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It was a bit better than the monolithic knowledge systems, but it didn't really solve the problem.
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As Mr Thomson says of radicalisation: "The reality is that nobody knows how to solve the problem."
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When she couldn't get answers from the airline, Ono took to social media to solve the problem.
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To solve the problem, some parents told WSJ that they've had to come up with creative solutions.
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The existing tools were crap, so he decided to solve the problem because he faced it daily.
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Elections are about competing visions to solve the problem in your community, your state or your country.
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Oxford's medical school is trying to solve the problem by changing the way its students are educated.
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If you replace the knee joint, you don't solve the problem area, which is actually the hip.
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He knew that banging out code would not solve the problem, but cool, collected problem solving would.
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"It's a good first step, but does not solve the problem," said an ethanol trader on Thursday.
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Just like a ride-hailing company, Tinder constantly needs to solve the problem of supply and demand.
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Vue is considering creating an adjustable nose piece, but I don't know if that'll solve the problem.
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But Anthony Tyson, an astronomer at the University of California, Davis, said that wouldn't solve the problem.
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" To solve the problem, he pledged, "I will build a great, great wall on our southern border.
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Creating a uniform mandatory reporting requirement has value, but this requirement, alone, does not solve the problem.
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"Is sending them to their room or putting them in a timeout going to solve the problem?"
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To be fair, there are efforts from both sides of the aisle working to solve the problem.
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It's an ingenious attempt to solve the problem of there being too many movies to choose from.
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If anything goes wrong, you just have to keep your wits about you and solve the problem.
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But because Amona is built on private Palestinian land, it cannot solve the problem with legal machinations.
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To solve the problem, NextHealth has to combine effective targeting with smart applications of existing data-sets.
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So, this is not about charity for them, they're trying to solve the problem, which is great.
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That won't alone solve the problem, but it's a crucial first step in any direction we choose.
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So there is a risk that you don't solve the problem, you just have many more problems.
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Unless humanity is suicidal (which, granted, is a possibility), we will solve the problem of climate change.
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No tax credits, no means testing, just universal provision of services to solve the problem in question.
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If we can't have an honest discussion about this, then we can never truly solve the problem.
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He said he had tried to solve the problem by installing a second bell on his bike.
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He also creates a straw man by asking whether Facebook alone can solve the problem of polarization.
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Even that savage war didn't diminish Americans' faith that technology could solve the problem of political division.
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Those kinds of numbers can make a mockery of any effort to solve the problem with money.
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"You don't have to solve the problem," says John Draper, president of the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
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These are edited excerpts from the conversation: • Do you think Sacramento could solve the problem of homelessness?
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But we can solve the problem better than any government, any organizations, any people in the world.
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Many writers pressed for abolishing capitalism, while others argued that the free market would solve the problem.
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I feel confident in my ability to solve the problem if I know that there's a problem.
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It's been going on for years this way, Facebook has done very little to solve the problem.
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"The proposal doesn't define the technological solutions or tell businesses how to solve the problem," the wrote.
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To solve the problem, God made theater, which was both a joy and, it seems, a mistake.
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This app is the only app on the market intended purely to solve the problem of loneliness.
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You can pay more to get more RAM and storage, but that doesn't actually solve the problem.
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Our president eagerly — and wryly — awaits advice from the experts who were unable to solve the problem.
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"If that is not evidence of our willingness to solve the problem," the top Trump aide continued.
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A Slovakian vehicle company wants to solve the problem of failing infrastructure by taking to the skies.
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Some have criticized the bill as an imperfect attempt to solve the problem of green card shortages.
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He also said the move was unlikely to solve the problem — and could even make things worse.
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Terrified of the possibility of legal action, FIFA quickly worked behind the scenes to solve the problem.
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That seems like the heart of it: They don't want to spend more money to solve the problem [as reflected in Trump's budget], but they did promise to solve the problem — ergo, let's use an innovation office with input "from the tech world" to accomplish both goals at once.
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Scattered rain in recent days had raised water levels, but it was not enough to solve the problem.
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The first computer, or multiple computers, to solve the problem earns a fixed amount of bitcoin or ethereum.
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But this would be unlikely to solve the problem, since it only shifts the vulnerability to another location.
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To solve a problem, you must first understand it So what can be done to solve the problem?
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"Maybe what will happen is you and Congress will do your job and solve the problem," Carson said.
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How do you solve the problem of traffic jamming every time there's a match at the Dodger Stadium?
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Money was not going to solve the problem, so they had to find another way to do it.
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But one company is thinking inside of a 40' x 8' x 9.5' box to solve the problem.
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Most of the expert systems use the symbolists' approach to solve the problem with an If-Then approach.
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We'll keep an eye out for when this patch hits to see if it does solve the problem.
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Because they lack ubiquity of installation and engagement, they're much worse equipped to solve the problem than Facebook.
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But it took the cable drama, with its 10- and 13-episode seasons, to really solve the problem.
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That's how we're really going to solve the problem — not by more programs or committees, but by jobs.
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A national ID with a smart chip could solve the problem, but U.S. citizens don't love national IDs.
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Enter Civica Rx, a nonprofit that intends to solve the problem by not making any money at all.
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The surest way to solve the problem would be to close the loophole in the third-country agreement.
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But last year, the White House hired David Recordon—who planned Facebook's office tech—to solve the problem.
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I will not sit and wait for someone else to solve the problem — I will be the change.
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None of these techniques will "solve" the problem, though; not while the internet exists in its current form.
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Right now, individuals have to lead the charge on this issue until we can collectively solve the problem.
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Facebook today is trying to solve the problem of too much non-personal content in its News Feed.
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Once we uncover all the problems as we were doing investments then we're ready to solve the problem.
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Increased immigration could help solve the problem, but per the Times, there is little public support for it.
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"You're not going to solve the problem, but you can certainly try to slow them down," he said.
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China says the only way to solve the problem is if the U.S. directly negotiates with the regime.
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"It's certainly a great step to take and helps to solve the problem of foreign influence," he said.
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They solve the problem of surplus males by expelling teenage boys from their isolated communities for minor infractions.
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While I'm not able to solve the problem by myself, I want to be part of the solution.
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More jobs would solve the problem of mass incarceration, he told the Washington Post editorial board last month.
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It's just a question of selecting from the menu and putting something together that will solve the problem.
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Another opportunity would be to use its power and leverage to help solve the problem of medical debt.
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Enter Portal, a gigabit Wi-Fi router that aims to solve the problem of congested Wi-Fi networks.
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To solve the problem, a handful of local shipping companies have developed strategies to ensure delivery inside Venezuela.
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This also doesn't solve the problem of finding the space to use the Vive in the first place.
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Yet these contributions alone are not enough to solve the problem, said Adefemi Afolabi, the UCH's deputy director.
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But alliances do not solve the problem of overcapacity and they have not stopped freight rates from falling.
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Yet, Beijing refrained from exercising its unique leverage over Pyongyang, insisting that Washington had to solve the problem.
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"It calls upon students to think hard about whether changing institutions is really going to solve the problem."
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"We're going to need technological solutions, but I don't think they're going to solve the problem," Farid said.
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Planners in New York have now begun employing a method known as "active design" to solve the problem.
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But something has gone wrong on that space station, and it's up to you to solve the problem.
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The solution a lot of people recommend is all-wheel drive, but that doesn't actually solve the problem.
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Facebook understands clearly that there's a problem, and I think Facebook is clearly wanting to solve the problem.
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But higher public investment, as demanded by France and others, will not solve the problem alone, Kastens said.
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"It's not an exact calculation but most people believe that you can't solve the problem efficiently," he continued.
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Maybe they think someone else can solve the problem since they see all the dog rescue organizations here.
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So the Grassley/Warren bill set out to solve the problem, a novel idea in Congress these days.
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So now when you're annoyed with someone or something, you can solve the problem without severing the connection.
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But creating a race war and retaliating against police officers is not the way to solve the problem.
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" Merkel added that she doesn't think that "by simply improving the border facilities you can solve the problem.
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Energy spent worrying about what you could've done is better spent actually doing things that'll solve the problem.
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Providing this kind of help might ask little of us and solve the problem in the short term.
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She said she was skeptical that shifting the start date back a few centuries would solve the problem.
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If we're going to solve the problem of avoiding catastrophic climate change, it's going to come through technology.
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These are not the times for self-congratulation and claiming that only one man can solve the problem.
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Enlisting the private sector's expertise to solve the problem is an idea that comes up again and again.
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In Silicon Valley fashion, the pair decided that they could help solve the problem by starting a company.
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"You don't have to solve the problem," says John Draper, executive director of the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
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Until these systemic inequalities are addressed, simply telling girls to be "more assertive" will never solve the problem.
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"People have put blindfolds on for decades, and now it's time to solve the problem," Mr. Trump said.
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"Without attacking supply lines, and helping addicts and users get clean, it won't ever really solve the problem."
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"We like cheese and we are now in discussions with the authorities to solve the problem," Harborn said.
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Leesa is on a mission to challenge that statistic and solve the problem of youth homelessness and bedlessness.
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It's not OK. I'm all for debt forgiveness, but I don't think it alone will solve the problem.
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Voters tend to think their member is "different," so merely attacking the GOP Congress doesn't solve the problem.
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Developing advanced science and nanotechnology to solve the problem, not banning the development of "clean burning" natural gas.
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Amazon uses e-commerce to solve the problem of getting people what they want when they want it.
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She received no diagnosis, she said, and a stream of heavy-duty painkillers that didn't solve the problem.
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If one approach fails or cannot solve the problem, the existence of different alternatives can carry the day.
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"I don't believe the incumbents — Facebook, Apple, Google — have the incentive to actually solve the problem," Kendall says.
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The catch, Sivaram and Kann say, is that none of the strategies on offer fully solve the problem.
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But we're never going to be able to solve the problem if we don't look past the presidency.
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So wind and solar are complementary, but not enough so to solve the problem or cover the gaps.
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The Conservation Letters paper posits a novel, eyebrow-raising idea to solve the problem of motorists hitting deer.
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"You can't realistically solve the problem by widening streets or banning cars," Ponte told Time Magazine in 1970.
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The first computer, or group of computers, to solve the problem earns a fixed amount of bitcoin or ethereum.
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Schumer said the U.S. can achieve border security without a wall, which "doesn't solve the problem" of illegal immigration.
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General Alexander suggested getting technology executives together to ask them if there's a practical way to solve the problem.
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These small, grassroots projects cannot solve the problem, experts say, but they could change lives in more subtle ways.
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Countries will have to solve the problem of social justice by allowing students to borrow against their future incomes.
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It's important that when we try to solve the problem that we are looking at all of the options.
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Unlike Fidesz in Hungary, PiS in Poland has a proper opposition, so the next election could solve the problem.
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"I was just trying to be creative, I was trying to be practical and solve the problem," she said.
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Hall spent the next three years living off the royalties from his tachometer and working to solve the problem.
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Solve the problem, and I'm sure the men would be all for this – the men and women play together.
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"ANOTHER TRAGEDY" The Palestinian Authority is boycotting the Bahrain meeting, saying only a political solution will solve the problem.
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This would solve the problem of jam-packed blocks, and consequently speed up transactions times while reducing associated fees.
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Boeing told NBC that further software fixes could solve the problem, and reiterated that safety remains a top priority.
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"If development is not inclusive, it will not be addressing the root causes and solve the problem," he said.
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Competing groups are putting their differences aside to solve the problem quickly in the face of global regulatory threats.
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For 60 years, researchers had been trying to solve the problem of the joint on the tomato plant's stem.
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However, dad's smart-ass comment just dismissed you and didn't solve the problem that you still haven't gotten any!
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"In the long-term you need to solve the problem of property rights to bring down deforestation," Szerman said.
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That means there's no guarantee that international negotiations can solve the problem if this happens again in another town.
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"Hopefully, there can be a clear policy in place that everyone understands that would solve the problem," he said.
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Money alone, to fight fires and treat the land (reducing fuels in heavily wooded forest) won't solve the problem.
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We cannot solve the problem without talking about labor, without talking about jobs, without talking about health and equity.
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Yet, there was only a minimal attempt by Congress back then to solve the problem of the imperial presidency.
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Even those Democrats who worry about the deficit, we have a fundamental disagreement over how to solve the problem.
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Most importantly, don't pretend there's nothing you can do to solve the problem, and don't pretend it's already solved.
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The first miner to solve the problem is rewarded in cryptocurrency and the transaction is added to the blockchain.
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The first miner to solve the problem is rewarded in bitcoin and the transaction is added to the blockchain.
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Sympathy seems like a good response, but feeling badly for someone doesn't solve the problem because it isn't active.
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That would still not solve the problem of poorly-paid troops selling their arms to feed families, he added.
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Switzerland is a very good role model, assuming Greek politicians and the troika actually want to solve the problem.
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A wall may slow them down and so be justifiable for some, but it will not solve the problem.
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They could solve the problem if they were simply allowed to do their job and do their job properly.
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And, sadly, from these cases and others, we've learned that body and dashboard cams alone won't solve the problem.
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Flooding the internet with more video doesn't actually solve the problem that comes with monetizing content on the internet.
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The company is trying to solve the problem of how to stream to more than 00013 million concurrent users.
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If the Russians do not quickly solve the problem, the station may be left empty of astronauts in January.
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The politicians of the world all need to be acting together to apply scrutiny to actually solve the problem.
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Their reluctance is understandable — our last attempt at an amnesty, in 19653, failed, and did not solve the problem.
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"Tariffs could cause financial and economic instability," weakening the Mexican government's ability to solve the problem, Mr. Ebrard said.
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"We're not trying to solve the problem of flying long distances," Matt Chasen, CEO of Lift Aircraft, told Motherboard.
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When this didn't solve the problem the authorities implement the Viajemos Seguras, or Let's Ride Safe, program in 2008.
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Thermographic inspection, a kind of infrared imaging that detects where air might be escaping, can help solve the problem.
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Mr. Jones had amassed millions of followers, but limiting his influence does not solve the problem of false news.
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"I don't think quotas or financial measures parachuted from on high are going to solve the problem," he said.
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The issue was not screens but people's own minds, and to solve the problem they had to look within.
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It has to solve the problem of how to compress difficult, messy material into a polished, crowd-pleasing drama.
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And then you have to create a sense of urgency to spend the money to solve the problem now.
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KERNEN: IT DOESN'T SOLVE THE PROBLEM, BUT YOU'RE IN -- IF YOU CHOOSE ONE OR THE OTHER, YOU'D WANT GROWTH?
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While it's good that Pugh is taking violence prevention seriously, Bridgeford said, expanding policing alone won't solve the problem.
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But he contended that passing a measure requiring background checks for all guns sales would better solve the problem.
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But his fear was unfounded and his chosen means to solve the problem unnecessary, adding unnecessary risk to America.
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Neither he nor Ansari is optimistic that the Iraqi government will be able to solve the problem in time.
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"Even if the virus is not our fault, we will be the ones to solve the problem," Miller said.
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Do I think that Trump's approach of just putting tariffs on steel and aluminum, is gonna solve the problem?
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"SESTA does not solve the problem of sex trafficking victims and sex workers continuing to be arrested," Powell said.
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A wolf reared by a human, by contrast, will just keep trying to solve the problem on its own.
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Leave it to the Norwegians to solve the problem of stir-crazy kids by dreaming up a play car.
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If two desk officers can solve the problem, well, call it a day, close the file and move on.
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The results showed that people had to push the misleading association out of their minds to solve the problem.
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The president claimed that one governor had told him raking the leaves below trees would help solve the problem.
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Several Republican consultants and fund-raising experts, though, warned that fixing the operational bugs won't completely solve the problem.
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During a combative campaign, neither Ms. Lightfoot nor her opponent laid out a comprehensive plan to solve the problem.
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The Flip might also help solve the problem of Trump's apparent ambivalence about victory, which many observers have noted.
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So I think there can definitely can be a value, but we think we have to solve the problem.
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"It is not necessarily a technology challenge to solve the problem in terms of designing a solution," Reich said.
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We're trying to educate designers to basically change how they're designing these products because the point is, per your point about AI is not going to solve the problem, content moderators aren't going to solve the problem, it's actually a sophistication about human nature and social dynamics that's going to fix the problem.
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But pouring in money alone will not solve the problem, said Nisar Majid, a researcher at the Feinstein International Center.
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In Oreo, Google is trying to solve the problem by giving you more options for dealing with these pop-ups.
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"We've convinced ourselves that working by and through a partner is going to solve the problem," she told Fox News.
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Other teams have subsequently looked at using radars and tiny mechanical pressure sensors as a way to solve the problem.
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Whether any of them will actually solve the problem Ocasio-Cortez and Cruz are interested in, however, is another question.
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"I don't know if this is really going to solve the problem that HHS is trying to address," he said.
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With 7 billion people on Earth, we could give up every aspect of modern life and not solve the problem.
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The approach would feature less armed conflict with cartels and try to solve the problem in a long-term way.
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But perhaps the easiest way to solve the problem, or at least postpone it, is to make the grid bigger.
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It also does not solve the problem that universities should devote their limited resources to improving scholastic, not athletic, offerings.
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Arup was asked in 2014 to conduct a "peer review" of HNTB's efforts to solve the problem with the bridge.
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"This doesn't solve the problem," said Francisco Monaldi, fellow in Latin American energy policy at the Baker Institute in Houston.
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And they want to solve the problem of death, whether by freezing their bodies through cryonics or uploading their consciousnesses.
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But Trump's tepid entry into the campaign and lack of endorsement of the other candidates may not solve the problem.
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"I felt like I could keep writing books about the problem — or I can just solve the problem," he said.
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But the experience of the West in Afghanistan since 2001 holds another lesson: military intervention alone cannot solve the problem.
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The PLO has dismissed Kushner's plans as "all abstract promises," insisting that only a political solution will solve the problem.
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It can't just be about electing the loudest person in the room, because that alone will not solve the problem.
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FRENCH FINANCE MINISTER LE MAIRE SAYS WE SHOULD SOLVE THE PROBLEM OF TAXING DIGITAL GIANTS THROUGH ACCORDS RATHER THAN THREATS
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But Guy Rosen, Facebook's VP of product management, said in a blog post last month that won't solve the problem.
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As company founder and CEO Lyal Avery told TechCrunch last August, it's using on demand reviewers to solve the problem.
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I don't know how he's going to solve the problem [of North Korea], but his tone is right, I believe.
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From a more ambitious perspective, there are technologies being developed which, if they worked, might solve the problem for good.
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Because the infection had been so bad, Elist had to circumcise the patient weeks later to fully solve the problem.
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But this time the punishment would be "most severe" to solve the problem once and for all, according to CCTV.
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But that fix clearly doesn't solve the problem of NSA accessing domestic communications with its newly expanded back door searches.
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Trump has repeatedly demanded that Beijing solve the problem, only to back off after meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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"If we had these, this would solve the problem of Syria," opposition spokesman Salim al-Muslat said of the weapons.
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"We built the programs because to solve the problem of malnutrition in America," said King, who backed Trump in 2016.
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The researchers went into the experiment knowing exactly how much information needed to be transmitted classically to solve the problem.
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While we agree with the need to address the high cost of drugs, the demonstration would not solve the problem.
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A clear definition of success upfront makes agreeing to the approach of how to solve the problem an easier task.
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It may feel super-weird to have your wet hair inside a shower cap, but it will solve the problem.
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To solve the problem of the trains, Prabhu says, the city planners and the railway authority need to work together.
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The pair said they share Trump's concern about the deficit, but that cutting defense spending will not solve the problem.
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That was a big victory, won against steep political odds, but we knew it wasn't enough to solve the problem.
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Thus, computers must work harder—that is, process more information—in order to solve the problem and mine a Bitcoin.
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Assuming we all would like to solve the problem, here's what I would do if I owned an NFL team.
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However, he said the government could not solve the problem alone – community leaders and families also needed to take responsibility.
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It's a program called Delivery Service Partners, and Amazon is hoping it will solve the problem of last-mile delivery.
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To solve the problem, the burger giant introduced All-Day Breakfast, plus a line of upscale burgers and chicken sandwiches.
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Can you come up with a humane way to solve the problem of overpopulation of wild horses in the West?
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Education alone will not solve the problem, because young parents are sleep-deprived, said Janette Fennell, the founder of KidsAndCars.org.
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That incentivized the fake news problem we see across the web, and Spiegel thinks tighter curation can solve the problem.
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Meaningful rains can solve the problem, but they don't usually show up in many portions of the West until November.
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Showing up Trump, Rubio actually put together a "deal" to solve the problem; there is nothing like that from Trump.
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In short, the best way to solve the problem of election meddling and anonymous attacks would be a dictator's dream.
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Concerns about the hypersexualization of girls in society are valid, but body-shaming students won't solve the problem, she said.
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"We as the domestic intelligence agency will not be able to solve the problem of the AfD," Mr. Kramer said.
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There are several steps he should take immediately that will both help solve the problem and boost his political standing.
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Clearly, physically blocking people from crossing the border using a wall is not an effective way to solve the problem.
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For example I personally find math easier if I watch someone solve the problem and explain what they are doing.
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A few years ago, some researchers tried to figure out the best way to solve the problem of jet lag.
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Substantive efforts to solve the problem, whether legislatively or through regulation, are either not discussed or are not followed through.
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And it remains unclear exactly what the president meant when he said he would "solve" the problem of North Korea.
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This is fantastic but, as BAFTA Head of Industry Sustainability Aaron Matthews explained, it's not enough to solve the problem.
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" The Cultural Healer (voice of Marianne Williamson): "You can't just medicate this away or solve the problem with wonkery alone.
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Some of this stuff happened over the last 29 years but it didn't, so we're going to solve the problem.
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This means a lot more friction and a lot more need for something like Wayv to help solve the problem.
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Manila is notorious for its traffic jams, and the Philippine capital is trying to use data to solve the problem.
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If a truck appears to be having issues, then the fleet operator would come in remotely and solve the problem.
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Trying to solve the problem could force Apple to push volume production to October or early November otherwise, Hargreaves said.
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"Who can solve the problem of a female if she cannot tell you the problem, and find her own solution?"
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Earth's shared atmosphere absorbs all of civilization's greenhouse gas pollution, and no individual or nation can solve the problem alone.
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How did Sylvia Plath try to "solve the problem of herself," so that her husband, Ted Hughes, would love her?
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To really solve the problem, you'd need to unplug the machine entirely, a step legislators aren't quite ready to take.
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And the thefts are giving rise to new startups aiming to help solve the problem, such as Pickups or Latch.
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As unlimited voice became standard that shifted, though many were still resistant to spending money to help solve the problem.
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That's all great, but school takes time, and it does not solve the problem of needing funds for right now.
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Steve Aoki says there's gross gender inequality in the DJ'ing world ... but he's not sure how to solve the problem.
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Rosneft responded with a statement urging Transneft "to solve the problem, instead of starting a discussion on the issue in public".
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Her first instinct is to kill him because that would easily solve the problem and they'd finally be rid of him.
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And, experts say, Obama resisted the recommendations from his generals when it came to figuring out how to solve the problem.
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Here Aviv Ovadya writes that decentralization alone won't be enough to solve the problem: What decentralization does is re-distribute power.
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Trying to solve the problem of a sleep-challenged baby can present a minefield of guilt-inducing choices for new parents.
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It shouldn't all be on women; men need to pitch in to act as effective allies and help solve the problem.
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Students are instructed to create a robot that could solve the problem, and draw the robot on a piece of paper.
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But around the world, countless people are working to solve the problem with a different approach, by removing drivers all together.
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I never fell for the myth Obama's election would solve the problem with America, built-in structural inequity powered by racism.
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SCHUMER: And the experts say you can have border security without the wall, which is wasteful and doesn't solve the problem.
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"We're constantly looking for things to solve the problem of the day in that end-to-end shopping experience," Poellnitz said.
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A good doctor will make you feel supported, inform you of how to solve the problem, and patiently answer your questions.
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Every day, I walk and say, 'I would like to meet with him,' because I do want to solve the problem.
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The group helped the company solve the problem, and now its recycling facility is back online with plans to scale up.
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The low-carbon revolution is well underway, but it not yet at the scale and pace required to solve the problem.
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And what's more, they didn't so much solve the problem with violence as they deduced a creative solution and implemented it.
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And Zillow's lawyers probably thought sending a scary letter would solve the problem, because that's what lawyers are paid to do.
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"We have to help solve the problem that's in front of us," CEO Ed Stack said in a statement in February.
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Unfortunately, says Dr. McClean, some women do require multiple surgeries — and each subsequent surgery is less likely to solve the problem.
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Chrissy Teigen has a picky eater on her hands — but if anyone can solve the problem, it's a renowned cookbook author.
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Long-term, Higgen said, "This kind of technology can eventually solve the problem of warehousing parts in automotive and other industries."
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Wong added that the police statement "can't solve the problem" of anger people feel toward the Chinese and Hong Kong governments.
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To solve the problem, Saudi Arabia wants to grow its alfalfa in a land that apparently has plenty of water: California.
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But even if it doesn't solve the problem, it seems like the right direction for Google to start tackling the problem.
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He says that "app builders are always trying to solve the problem of discovery," and he thinks Search Ads will help.
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Only by knowing what the trigger is do we know what has to be removed to begin to solve the problem.
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This isn't the first time that someone has tried to solve the problem soldiers lugging around too many large battery packs.
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It will be harder to solve the problem of Italian banks without the City of London in a capital markets union.
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The VCAA has apologized for its mistake, but that doesn't exactly solve the problem of those one-star reviews right now.
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When their two-year stint at Microsoft was over, the four founders decided to build a startup to solve the problem.
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It's why we've got to get beyond rhetoric of China bad, and actually get to how do you solve the problem.
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Although pharmacies can play a role in reducing the risk from combining medication, they alone cannot solve the problem, Qato said.
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In response to this unsettling trend, there's a push to solve the problem the way every problem gets solved: through apps.
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Now, this newly discovered electron beam, acting as an antenna, may solve the problem by cutting through the blazing heat shield.
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The nation's intelligence apparatus does not lack the ability to "solve the problem and put terrorists on the run," Texas Rep.
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But just escaping Howard doesn't solve the problem, because Michelle hasn't really made a choice: She's been driven by unavoidable circumstances.
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Bair is a big proponent of changing the student loan system — and she has plan she thinks could solve the problem.
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While limiting the number of vehicles involved in a race would certainly help, that in itself would not solve the problem.
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Musa said Macron and Erdogan had asked their respective interior and justice ministers to find a way to solve the problem.
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We need to solve the problem of authentication, the root of almost all problems on the internet, and ensure communication resiliency.
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He emphasized our dual responsibilities in the wake of such evil: to pray for peace while acting to solve the problem.
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As a contrast, scientists tested another group of untrained bees, discovering that of 110 insects, only two could solve the problem.
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The laws existed — it was a matter of whether you were going to solve the problem aggressively or be more passive.
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When your manager does walk you through how to solve the problem that's on your plate, make sure you document it.
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But he poured cold water on the idea of an "outside commission" to solve the problem, as some lawmakers have proposed.
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And two, that Zinke has been promoting industrial logging—that is, clearing live, healthy trees from forests—to solve the problem.
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And it has exacerbated the tragedy by failing to implement, with urgency, well understood crisis management skills to solve the problem.
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By December 2015, Warner had changed his tune: The companies, he said, should try to solve the problem on their own.
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Banning bleaching products will not completely solve the problem of unsafe skin bleaching unless other measures are also put in place.
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Other technology giants have attempted to solve the problem through their own web-based patient health record services, but have failed.
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Things that he said before were actually just starting bids so he could use his negotiating skills to solve the problem.
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It shouldn't be up to the residents and clinic users and the staff in the individual area to solve the problem.
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It's why we've got to get beyond rhetoric of China bad, and actually get to how do you solve the problem.
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It was really a harmonization of how to solve the problem and how to fund the problem, all through his leadership.
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Reports of smugglers operating around most of these points of access suggest to researchers that walls alone cannot solve the problem.
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"All the education and all the awareness of the problem, and concern about the problem, doesn't solve the problem" he said.
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"I think the president's expressing his frustration that Democrats don't want to solve the problem while we do," Mr. Scalise said.
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While there's no one single thing that will solve the problem, I'm hopeful SaveOurFaves is one of many initiatives to help.
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Forethought developed Agatha Predictions to help sort the tickets and get them to the most qualified agent to solve the problem.
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To the Editor: Your article offered several practical suggestions about what each of us can do to help solve the problem.
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"We feel like Lam has done NOTHING to solve the problem of the lack of face masks," Yvonne texted via WhatsApp.
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Since I couldn't solve the problem on my own, I asked the office manager to come over to reset my computer.
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These consultancies would often leave behind junior talent that possessed little or no domain expertise to "solve" the problem at hand.
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If Sloman and Fernbach are correct, providing future voters and customers with more and better facts would hardly solve the problem.
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Sometimes it shows up in the form being really mission-driven, and you have some burning desire to solve the problem.
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Michael S. Rogers, was proposing to solve the problem by significantly reducing an important type of surveillance undertaken through the program.
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If Trump really wants to solve the problem, not just emit dog whistles and inflame passions, that's what he would do.
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Because not only is it one algorithm fewer left unchecked, it's more evidence to demonstrate why we must solve the problem.
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She attempted to contact the Brazilian environmental protection agency Ibama to solve the problem, but says she didn't receive a response.
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Now the federal government ought to do its job and not blame California for its own inability to solve the problem.
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He is also the founder of The Boring Company, a tunnel-digging business aiming to solve the problem of traffic congestion.
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Harvesting the grapes before they are fully ripened does not solve the problem, says Mr. Niewodniczanski, because it affects the flavor.
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The "Discovery" team did not solve the problem of how difficult it made Klingon words to understand for the viewing audience.
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I think a lot of it has to do with just a mentality that technology can solve the problem, technology alone.
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This is a valuable insight in itself, but Pei wanted to take things further—he wanted to solve the problem itself.
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We've found, however, that the best way to solve the problem is with an excellent hydrating balm and equally effective lip exfoliator.
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"The Finance Ministry's desire to solve the problem of falling revenues through raising dividends is quite understandable," Rosneftegaz said in a statement.
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Indeed, several decades ago, Canada dealt with public outrage over this very topic — and adopted major reforms that helped solve the problem.
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The key was to apply machine algorithms and computational logistics to solve the problem of how to craft the perfect marketing message.
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What do you think is the strategy to try to actually solve the problem and not deal with the politics of this?
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" Carson replied, "Well, maybe what will happen with them is that you and Congress will do your job and solve the problem.
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One of many caveats to this is that we must solve the problem of climate change, a challenge that cannot be minimized.
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""Well, I said a lot of—""You said you wanted to solve the problem of ultimate compatibility threshold between consciousness and computer.
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Haq denied that talks were underway to have an Israeli diplomat assume another UN post in a compromise to solve the problem.
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While Apple says this isn't a safety issue, it wants to solve the problem as quickly as possible with free battery replacements.
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When introduced, the Tile Slim was meant to solve the problem of tracking items where the larger Tile would have caused problems.
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Co-founder Lucas Carpenter explained that he came up with the idea to solve the problem of children passively playing with screens.
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So Mastrangelo, who's a professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Utah, decided to solve the problem for himself.
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"We are working to solve the problem and expect the plant to return online tomorrow afternoon," Borivoje Vujicic told Reuters by telephone.
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The big picture: Some states are giving money to emergency medical services, but experts say it's not enough to solve the problem.
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There are already products designed to prevent wine dripping, but Perlman says he wanted to solve the problem without an additional accessary.
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So it took time to develop a feedback mechanism to solve the problem, and make sure it was fair to all parties.
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The task for China is not just to solve the problem of past excesses, but to lay the foundations for future growth.
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After a lot of research about the situation in China, US, and Europe, we don't think electric cars can solve the problem.
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"ANOTHER TRAGEDY" The PLO has dismissed Kushner's plans as "all abstract promises," insisting that only a political solution will solve the problem.
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One last workaround to float, one that'll possibly solve the problem for good, is to stop sharing these terribly corny memes altogether.
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Pederson says that eliminating all the problematic mutations won't solve the problem because it will only serve to further reduce genetic diversity.
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But so far as we know there are no email providers, much less startups or security researchers, working to solve the problem.
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They needed to know more to solve the problem such as the phone type, the OS version and the underlying log data.
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On the techlash thing, first, I would like to see us get calmer and more nuanced about, let's just solve the problem.
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He said on Tuesday that North Korea was "looking for trouble" and Washington would "solve the problem" with or without China's help.
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Removing videos of atrocities after the event won't solve the problem as long as the online pipeline of new extremists keeps refilling.
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StdLib is aiming to solve the problem by making it possible to deploy new updates that are uncoupled from a company's infrastructure.
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"One convoy will not solve the problem," said Stéphane Dujarric, a spokesman for Secretary General Ban Ki-moon of the United Nations.
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An April 2019 CNBC story detailed how meeting a virtual version of yourself could help solve the problem of saving for retirement.
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It can even handle simultaneous equations and logarithmic functions, and shows the step-by-step process it took to solve the problem.
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The only way, it seems, to solve the problem of the inefficient chatbot is to make these systems act more… well, human.
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UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin said that soccer could not solve the problem on its own, and politicians must play a greater role.
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A program launched last month by the country's aviation and meteorology agency aims to solve the problem by sending texts to farmers.
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"Money policy alone won't solve the problem," said Jordan, adding, however, that he remained willing to intervene in currency markets if needed.
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Unfortunately, the tech industry has long resisted such regulation, and created the appearance that its own self-regulation would solve the problem.
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"When you set up a company, you have to solve the problem, you provide [a] service for the users," Dai told CNBC.
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Last year, BRCK rolled out BRCK Education, an initiative built to help solve the problem of providing remote schools with digital material.
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Public relations campaigns reminding Floridians that OX513A doesn't bite because he's male and feeds only on nectar didn't completely solve the problem.
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That leaves building a world that's better able to adapt to the consequences or changing the world to the solve the problem.
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"They're taking the water and shoving it out to sea," he said, before adding that he knew how to solve the problem.
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Only Congress can modernize employment policies in ways that allow greater employer/independent contractor flexibility and solve the problem Seattle's ordinance exposes.
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The reason you need to be more empathetic as a negotiator is that it gives you more options to solve the problem.
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Efforts to solve the problem have struggled as many players in the health system don't have a financial incentive to share data.
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"Chris Finan, executive director of the National Coalition Against Censorship, agreed that attempts to ban racist rhetoric "will never solve the problem.
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"People always think that you can solve the problem of sexual conflict by sending married people, and I'm saying, really?" she says.
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Rodrigo Bolaños, who manages one of the few businesses that openly employ ex-gangsters, hopes the private sector will solve the problem.
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"Politics is not going to solve the problem," he said, settling into the third-floor lounge of his Alpine-styled boutique hotel.
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He said the department has been working for years to solve the problem of the cannabis industry being stuck largely in cash.
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The bad news is, without strong public pressure, there's a very real concern that the definition it chooses won't solve the problem.
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The fact that there are now multiple versions of surprise billing legislation shows that there's a definite desire to solve the problem.
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I've often wished for the alarm clock that runs away from you, and electric pajamas might solve the problem just as well.
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The big remaining question is whether these steps — and Zuckerberg's vow to change the company — will be enough to solve the problem.
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The household sector and personal consumption are big components, globally, but it won't solve the problem to the degree that we need.
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Or sometimes we can beat something to market because we know what we need and are motivated to solve the problem first.
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"It's one step toward making a change, but just bringing the issue into the open doesn't solve the problem," Christensen told Reuters.
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That doesn't solve the problem of the very large number of people who are already on prescription opioids and are now dependent.
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The one thing I hadn't anticipated was the number of people who wanted to solve the problem by eating the purple urchins.
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Although congressional appropriations make up the vast majority of deferred maintenance funding, annual budgetary appropriations alone are unlikely to solve the problem.
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It's no wonder, then, that Trump tried something different by relying on China to solve the problem — even if it didn't work.
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And it therefore naturally leads to the (wrong) conclusion: If they just all put in more work, they'd finally solve the problem.
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"Tech people tend to want to just solve the problem," Ito said on the latest episode of Recode Decode with Kara Swisher.
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"I'd sit down, but I'm not sure that sitting down will solve the problem," Mr. Trump said in an interview with Reuters.
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"They have to solve the problem with their core business and make people want to come and shop at Kohl's," he said.
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" In the remarks, Bloomberg also spoke of the need for America to solve the problem of income equality before society "blows up.
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However, as is often the case in open puzzle layouts, this didn't solve the problem entirely but instead pushed the trouble elsewhere.
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"So its possible that we will get some help from that, but I dont think that will solve the problem," he wrote.
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A number of startups have tried to solve the problem of paying for content online, and none have made it very far.
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"Meshkati said that "when something goes wrong ... you need the human operator who comes back in the loop to solve the problem.
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But he said more advanced radar and camera systems could solve the problem without the need for more expensive or offbeat technology.
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"So the key is: Can they can solve the problem as quickly as possible, have they identified the problem correctly," he said.
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Watching the Australian Cattle Dog figure out how to approach and solve the problem at hand was 10 minutes of pure joy.
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He has agreed to divest his holdings in some two dozen healthcare stocks, though critics argue that will not solve the problem.
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"We have to help solve the problem that's in front of us," the company's chief executive, Edward Stack, said in a statement.
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When the lowest level engaged cannot solve the problem, the correct answer is a classic piece of State Department lingo: "elevate it".
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So, in 1577, Pope Gregory XIII appointed a commission, led by physician Aloysius Lilius and astronomer Christopher Clavius, to solve the problem.
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With that in mind, AstraZeneca came up with an extremely lucrative solution: A pill to solve the problem caused by other pills.
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The FTC, which ultimately decided against pushing for new legislation to solve the problem, had a lot of work on its hands.
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One way to solve the problem would be to reduce the perceived need to lie when addicted patients are desperate for drugs.
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The term came as we were ushered into the digital world, and now we're using technology to identify and solve the problem.
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Since 2008, the EU has demonstrated a pattern of short-term crisis-management that saves the day but does not solve the problem.
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" But he questioned if now equipping campaigns with security tools will "actually solve the problem, or if it just solves Facebook's PR problem.
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We should focus on the perpetrators of harassment and how to prevent similar situations; shaming survivors for coming forward doesn't solve the problem.
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The mayor of San Jose knows his city is expensive — and he's willing to entertain just about any idea to solve the problem.
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It was the only bill I have seen since I had been in Congress that would actually solve the problem of illegal immigration.
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Or will one party said to the sidelines, complain like they&aposve complained for decades, and not step up and solve the problem?
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Rohit Kumar Pandey, Tathagato Rai Dastidar and Apurv Anand want to solve the problem caused by the chronic shortage of trained medical practitioners.
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A firm whose products do not work properly, or are repeatedly hacked, will find its premiums rising, prodding it to solve the problem.
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Slamming the door shut on them and pretending there is no burning house and fleeing people will do nothing to solve the problem.
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Though we'll forever question why deodorant is the most stubborn product of all time, this deodorant removing sponge can solve the problem instantly.
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Caplan says that pressure on tech companies to solve the problem of content automation could also be contributing to this state of affairs.
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Cities are noisy places, and a team of scientists believe that sensors, artificial intelligence, and some generous volunteers can help solve the problem.
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That would make downloading apps easier, though it would not solve the problem of the embargo or the absence of local credit cards.
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Now, a growing group of apps, including Talkspace and The Difference, are looking to solve the problem by using technology to improve access.
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We should be able to make an immigration bill that can really solve the problem, not just -- this is one aspect of it.
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Tuesday does not answer the question, but it hopefully will solve the problem in November with history pointing in the direction of progress.
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And tuition-free, of course, does nothing to solve the problem of the costs of room and board, fees, and books and supplies.
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"We acquire the parent, and solve the problem for them," said Dominique Shortell, head of retention and member experience for Nike Adventure Club.
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The classic example of the president's snake oil is that his protectionism will bring these industries back, and that will solve the problem.
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Amazon (and others) are betting that Vesper can solve the problem thanks to its novel approach to manufacturing MEMS using piezo-electric technologies.
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Artificial intelligence cannot solve the problem of not knowing what the hell you're doing and not really caring one way or the other.
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"There have been some new players in the flower space, but none solve the problem by creating better technologies," argues the Floom founder.
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You can go shoot in the freezing temperatures of the arctic to solve the problem, or grab this custom sensor-cooled Nikon D5500.
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"If you can't solve the problem, you feel like you have no voice and no advocate, then you leave," Dr. Dara Kass says.
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We will also say we still think that's not the way to solve the problem but we'll say we'll go on with relocation.
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That means the longer lawmakers wait, the more they will have to invest in program cuts or tax hikes to solve the problem.
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It's a grandiose claim, but if it can solve the problem of shaky in-home WiFi, it might be worthy of an investment.
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But just about anyone can have trouble curtailing their spending, for any number of reasons, and knowing why doesn't necessarily solve the problem.
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This serves an economic purpose: young foreign workers more than pay their way and can help solve the problem of an ageing Europe.
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"Amending CALEA is not going to solve the problem, and more than half these companies are overseas anyway," McCaul told InsideSources last week.
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The debate around Waxman-Markey is sometimes framed like it was put forward by people who didn't actually want to solve the problem.
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With the continuing escalation of partisan polarization, it may seem less likely than ever that the parties could cooperate to solve the problem.
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He told state lawmakers that experts likely wanted to "solve the problem" before they raised it with senior officials in the Snyder administration.
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Our political leaders can solve the problem by abandoning tax cuts and taking two alternative steps: raising the minimum wage and supporting unionization.
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Most Republicans, however, have argued that more money wouldn't solve the problem until more is known about how best to fight the epidemic.
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Physicians, epidemiologists, public health experts, and sociologists understand the challenge and how their expertise can – and should – be leveraged to solve the problem.
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The best thing you can do in a rehearsal is solve the problem; it's the most unhealthy thing to do in a relationship.
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The hiring of Mr. Öhman, she said, did not solve the problem of Ms. Waltz's lack of knowledge of ballet tradition and culture.
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Saying Germany must give more money to the EU would not solve the problem and would give countries the wrong incentive, Schaeuble said.
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The 2017 tax law stimulated investment and economic growth, but those benefits will not solve the problem of America's chronically low savings rate.
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For most otherwise healthy people, bed bug-related anxiety is necessary to solve the problem, and resolves soon after the bugs are gone.
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The Brazilian leader accused Macron of exploiting the issue for political gain, saying his "sensationalist tone" will do nothing to solve the problem.
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It is each country's personal interest to keep emitting and hope someone else will take the costly steps needed to solve the problem.
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But in order to solve the problem, it's going to take more than just milquetoast trap-neuter-release policies in a few cities.
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The governments are making plans to solve the problem, and I want to see if they are doing what they said they would.
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Even now, he would benefit by declaring that contrary to his opponents, he actually tried to do something real to solve the problem.
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At the same time, however, both sides are so entrenched that they can't recognize that constitutional reform could solve the problem for them.
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But Mr. Stretch hemmed, saying the rejection of a foreign currency to buy political ads would not solve the problem of foreign interference.
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"This won't solve the problem, but the more brains we put behind it, the more progress we can all make," Mr. Gingras said.
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But he's not sure the state can solve the problem fast enough, since setting up a public weed banking entity could take years.
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But what if ban the box doesn't actually solve the problem — or, rather, what if it replaces one kind of discrimination with another?
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Dipankar Gupta, a leading sociologist who has written books on Indian society, said only heavy state intervention was likely to solve the problem.
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Among their arguments was that Mexico had done nothing to solve the problem and that it was unlikely to act without economic pressure.
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They want to solve the problem, but they actually don't want to do the work, so they just want it to go away.
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With many diabetics still struggling to manage their conditions, both medically and financially, we need to recognize that politicians can't solve the problem.
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In confiding in Beuscher, after discovering her husband's affair with Assia Wevill, Plath seems to be trying to solve the problem of herself.
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Such sites certainly don't solve the problem of drug overdoses — Vancouver has had a recent spike in fentanyl-related overdose deaths, for instance.
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Nor did the United States in 1962 count on another country to solve the problem, again in contrast to President Trump's approach today.
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"I expect we'll solve the problem so that they have the right defense equipment in terms of Patriots and F-35s," Shanahan said.
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But even the officials who run the protection program acknowledge that spending millions to keep journalists from being killed cannot solve the problem.
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If you can't solve the problem as a rough "back of the envelope" calculation, you'll never know if your computer got it right.
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Mr. Patz and his team have been working on an exhibit, "Hoop Curves," that promises to solve the problem of missed free throws.
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Polish wheat also suffered from drought and recent rain was not enough to solve the problem, said Wojtek Sabaranski of analysts Sparks Polska.
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Which sounds like an expensive way to solve the problem of cow belches — until you think about the cost of not solving it.
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The founders who are the best are the ones that are so motivated to solve the problem they're working on, they've researched everything.
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Going behind their backs to talk to their daughter's allergist — again, assuming your suspicions are well founded — isn't going to solve the problem.
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Mr. Trump has weighed in frequently on Chicago's violence, threatening to "send in the Feds!" if local officials do not solve the problem.
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That doesn't solve the problem, but would give employees the time to put in place a comprehensive long-term care plan, experts said.
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Some of the people who took a leadership role seemed to understand what we need to do in order to solve the problem.
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Several NGOs working with migrants worry, though, that with its limited capacity, the center might not solve the problem in the long-run.
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Joshua Gotbaum, a guest scholar for economic studies at Brookings Institution, said there are limited options to solve the problem without raising taxes.
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There are limits to the amount of transactions that the network can process, and some developers have proposed updates to solve the problem.
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Whatever solution was arrived at, it had to solve the problem of the tapes once and for all, he told Buzhardt and Haig.
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To the contrary, Mr. Trump has vowed to "solve the problem" of North Korea's nuclear threat with or without the help of China.
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Critics say Japan should concede the plant will not solve the problem and start looking for a place to bury its nuclear waste.
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"If the government represses us as they have been, if they throw us all in jail, it won't solve the problem," he added.
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President XI told me he appreciates that the U.S. is working to solve the problem diplomatically rather than going with the ominous alternative.
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In an effort to combat this growing threat, the U.S. government is turning to private companies to solve the problem of drone attacks.
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China needs to solve the problem Even before he was president, Trump urged China to step in and help alleviate problems with North Korea.
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In an attempt to remedy this, Hart gave a series of personal interviews in advance of his campaign, which did not solve the problem.
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Blinkist tries to solve the problem by boiling down well-known non-fiction works into summaries you can get through in just 15 minutes.
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All 2020 presidential hopefuls should prioritize housing affordability and, if they have not done so already, develop a serious plan to solve the problem.
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With the furor over long airport security lines growing, Delta Air Lines debuted a new system Wednesday it hopes will help solve the problem.
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Spotahome aims to solve the problem of how to find mid to long-term accommodation online, including negating in-person viewing for the tenant.
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Even life vests wouldn't solve the problem; passengers would only float upward and find themselves trapped against either the canopy or a capsized hull.
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Musk could try to solve the problem of transmitting power over long distances, and is ready to attempt that with the Tesla-SolarCity combination.
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"A LITTLE MORE TRUST" The PLO has dismissed Kushner's plans as "all abstract promises," insisting that only a political solution will solve the problem.
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But if you really want to solve the problem you will need Democrats, and the local congressmen is probably a good place to start.
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Subsequent emergency tests to fix the issue showed it took pilots longer than expected to solve the problem, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Clamping down on such agreements would not solve the problem—just look at the tech giants that call California home—but it would help.
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Facebook's attempt to remove bias from its Trending feature by automating it may not solve the problem, according to one artificial intelligence start-up.
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Wald said legal operators like himself need to see more assurance from city and state officials that they are going to solve the problem.
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In particular, it can't solve the problem of eligible voters who are forbidden from voting in the first place for false, trumped-up reasons.
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The two Afghan teens are quick to solve the problem, and are called up to the blackboard to explain the exercise to the others.
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In fact, a quantum computer needs just one hint, while even with unlimited hints, there's no algorithm in PH that can solve the problem.
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In asking questions, you're really looking to spark that collaboration process to generate as many options as possible to solve the problem at hand.
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In Spain's increasingly fragmented politics, absolute majorities were a thing of the past, so any new election would not solve the problem, he said.
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Based in New York city, HyperScience is bringing relatively general-purpose AI to market to solve the problem of data processing for its clients.
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"The ability to combine different systems, which could have different capabilities could solve the problem, would be a big step towards a quantum internet."
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Trump has expressed openness to having talks with the North Koreans, but also said this month he isn't sure talking will solve the problem.
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Other popular locales for miners like Oregon and upstate New York have tried to solve the problem by hiking electricity rates for cryptocurrency operations.
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"We thought that would solve the problem, but it turns out that if you still hold 70 percent control, nothing will change," he said.
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I think you have to start with how big the solution needs to be to solve the problem and then reason backward from there.
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On Tuesday, the UN warned of an "imminent humanitarian crisis" in Greece and accused European nations of failing to cooperate to solve the problem.
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In an attempt to, finally, solve the problem on the right, House Republican leaders -- and the White House -- created a problem in their middle.
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By restricting Facebook's ads, Zuckerberg's company is at least doing something to combat the issue now, but the move won't solve the problem outright.
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"It's up to us as charities to go and solve the problem and we don't get supported to go and do that," he said.
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Chasing down R.S.V.P.s was a particular headache, and she claims credit for inventing "this ghastly thing called the reply card" to solve the problem.
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But it's time to face the facts: no single bill or candidate and no military intervention will be able to solve the problem permanently.
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This was the situation in Argentina and Brazil in the 1980s and 1990s, as repeated attempts at stabilisation failed to solve the problem conclusively.
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"We look for demonstrated leadership skills and experience to help those clients actually solve the problem that they brought us in for," she says.
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And still to this day Republicans refuse to help solve the problem by cutting back our fossil-fuel emissions with a whopping carbon tax.
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That's when we discovered Catty Stacks are all cat owners need to solve the problem of having unsightly boxes strewn all over their home.
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Eliminating a bloated, bureaucratic UNRWA and redirecting its work towards more efficient bodies determined to solve the problem will ultimately serve all interested parties.
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No amount of sanctioning will persuade North Korea to give up nuclear weapons, nor will China step up and solve the problem for us.
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While there is a significant rise in environmental-friendly transport, Gietinger still believes that inventions such as e-cars will not solve the problem.
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With rising urban populations putting pressure on space in cities, architects are turning to unused industrial buildings to help solve the problem of overcrowding.
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Instead of trying to solve the problem by pouring more money into a broken system -- which continues to raise costs -- let's try something different.
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Trump also tweeted that "North Korea is looking for trouble" and that the U.S. is ready to solve the problem without China if necessary.
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Gerstenmaier said he is "comfortable" that the problem will be resolved and that NASA is "fully engaged" in its efforts to solve the problem.
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But newspaper bosses argue the tariffs aren't fit to solve the problem at hand, and they instead benefit a single print mill in Washington.
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Trump said in a Tweet that North Korea was "looking for trouble" and the U.S. would "solve the problem" with or without China's help.
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So for most cord-cutters, the cost of Unlimited Screens and Live TV, along with their restrictions, won't solve the problem of sharing accounts.
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But whether adding new directors will solve the problem remains to be seen, especially with a chief executive as strong-willed as Mr. Musk.
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Those probabilities are based on impeccable science, for which we have profound respect, but constant repetition of a problem does not solve the problem.
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Britain's preferred one is for an overall Brexit trade agreement that would solve the problem, but talks on that have not even formally begun.
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Mr. Trump said last year that drug companies were "getting away with murder," but he has not taken many steps to solve the problem.
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However, some are turning away from strategies that will actually solve the problem and instead supporting policies like national or state-based rent control.
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All we have is a proposal to put a few more unnecessary dollars in my pocket and do nothing to actually solve the problem.
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A ban on new ride-hailing drivers will not solve the problem of road congestion since it is being primarily caused by other factors.
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But if creative ways to keep staff can't solve the problem, it's better to make the tough decision of layoffs early, rather than late.
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Technology has already started to solve the problem of squeezing into a space, with automatic parking features taking the pain out of parallel parking.
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You win by winning the public's trust to solve the problem Third, Trump should suspend or scale back the political activities of the administration.
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" She added: "The problem was they did not start to look for somebody who could solve the problem and answer questions about the species.
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Mouse pads with padded wrist rests, like our pick from 3M, are a popular and simple way to solve the problem of wrist pain.
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"The idea is to let the natural dynamics of the physical system solve the problem," says Garrett Kenyon of the Los Alamos National Laboratory.
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As concerns over carbon emissions grow, there will be no shortage of willing and able entrepreneurs to step up and help solve the problem.
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We don't need to know how to solve the problem -- we just need to put our best minds to the task of solving it.
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Doing so will allow the city to draw on relief funds, but opponents say it will ease pressure on officials to solve the problem.
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Then reports spread that some schools had told students and teachers not to wear masks and to trust the government to solve the problem.
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I used to think that the next election would solve the problem, that once Donald Trump was gone, we would revert to past practices.
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But the landlord could take you to court for nonpayment of rent, which would make your life worse and would not solve the problem.
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"Airlines knew if they didn't solve the problem, somebody else would have solved it for them," said Seth Kaplan, managing partner of Airline Weekly.
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To be sure, none of these things on their own, or even in concert, will solve the problem of ever-skyrocketing prescription drug costs.
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The President, who clashes with California politicians on a number of issues, has made frequent reference to the state's failure to solve the problem.
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The caveat is that the negotiations would drag on, North Korea might well cheat, and it doesn't solve the problem but delays it indefinitely.
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It asserts that it will solve the problem and skips huge questions — like the roles of a carbon tax, nuclear energy and urban density.
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"We have a responsibility to pass legislation that will solve the problem and then it's incumbent upon the Senate to do the same," Rep.
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" He adds: "The important thing is not to take one thing in isolation and say: 'This is going to solve the problem of reoffending.
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More dangerously, the awkward theory of "reimbursement" via retainer fees over time does not solve the problem of an illegal campaign contribution in 0003.
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"I would say that none of this reflects well on Congress or the administration in terms of our inability to solve the problem," said Sen.
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The social network's corrective updates are starting to roll out right now, and while they won't solve the problem overnight, they're an important first step.
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The board wasn't convinced that the team could solve the problem of monitoring continuous blood pressure quickly enough, especially after outside consultants reviewed the data.
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Kachikwu said the government looked at 197 naira while determining the new petrol price but "moved away from that because it didn't solve the problem".
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"If diplomacy cannot solve the problem in Aleppo, people can solve it," tweeted the charity which hosted the mass rally at the Cilvegozu border crossing.
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"I think that the one I'm most nervous for is tripping but hopefully we'll have some comfortable shoes that will solve the problem," Sistine says.
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Introducing even more air defenses does not solve the problem of Syria's unprofessional and indiscriminate firing of missiles, or reduce the risk to regional aviation.
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Frustrated with the way I organize my reminders, I was looking for a way to solve the problem that didn't involve using 50 different apps.
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We are the first to use both computer vision and machine learning techniques to solve the problem of predicting your body shape underneath the clothes.
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So Pence, tone matters and I agree with Kaine, we should not be afraid to discuss racial bias if we want to solve the problem.
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But while after-market multi-device controllers exist, Samsung plans to solve the problem straight out of the box with its new smart TV remotes.
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The paper suggests ad networks reset identifiers more often and actively scan for malicious ad-buyers, although even those methods wouldn't solve the problem completely.
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"Essentially, the idea that you have AI machine learning that's creating other AI models that actually solve the problem you're trying to solve," Arnoud says.
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The RSPH report includes a range of recommendations to help solve the problem and create a happier, healthier culture for commuters in England and Wales.
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The game will basically amass a giant collection of complex 3D geometries that will be used to teach computers how to solve the problem instead.
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Mike gets his way in this decision, but the crucial thing is that Nick and Mike solve the problem as a negotiation between just them.
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States have taken diverging routes to solve the problem, according to Vincent Mor, a Brown professor who studies health policy and is an InterRAI member.
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Across the industry, companies are racing for more data to solve the problem, assuming the company with the most miles will build the strongest system.
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"What won't solve the problem is putting our heads in the Florida sand while streets and basements flood around us," she said in a statement.
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I don't think there's anything in the first year, other than [military progress] ISIS and trying to deal with North Korea and solve the problem.
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A lot of companies have attempted to solve the problem of texting and driving without your hands, and now Logitech thinks it has the solution.
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But cracking down on drug dealers alone won't solve the problem, according to Katharine Neill, a drug policy postdoctoral fellow at Rice University in Houston.
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That would solve the problem of a hard border in Ireland once Britain has left the EU, something that is of great concern to Dublin.
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Trump said in a tweet that North Korea was "looking for trouble" and the United States would "solve the problem" with or without Beijing's help.
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If we move through that research and development stage, he is optimistic future technology will be able to solve the problem that past technology created.
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Instead of having those arguments turn into full out yelling matches, maybe you should leave it up to Alexa to solve the problem for you.
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We need to find better ways to allocate transportation money, but adding another program to the already convoluted Washington transportation bureaucracy won't solve the problem.
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But this also failed to solve the problem, as China responded to high U.S. duties by exporting large amounts of subsidized steel to third markets.
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It does solve the problem of how we get to a place where we can solve those problems, which is a conference with the House.
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"Now, that may not solve the problem to everyone's satisfaction, I understand that, but that's there and a lot of people overlook that," Kudlow said.
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He has suggested that economic growth will solve the problem by stimulating wage growth and payroll tax collections - a position most economists dismiss as unrealistic.
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Slimming down required sentences, they say, would release violent criminals onto the streets without doing anything to solve the problem of America's over-packed prisons.
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"I'm requesting that we all get in a room tomorrow and stay in that room until we solve the problem," said McCarthy, a California Republican.
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The result of this division has been a weaker party structure — one that isn't in a position to solve the problem, only mitigate the damage.
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