Money was stolen, not merely mismanaged.

In order to address that problem, the Administration of UNON was actively advertising vacant posts.

Unfortunately, the Obama administration s proposed approach to ending too big to fail now taken up by the US Congress will not work.

The problem is too difficult to solve.

Let's discuss that problem later.

This problem is really annoying.

And we have one.

How do we solve it?

Tell me how to solve the problem.

This problem is too difficult for me to solve.

I cannot solve this problem.

This problem can't be ignored.

But that is not the real problem.

This is a problem contained to the developing world.

How can we fix this problem?

Who doesn't know this problem?!

That was the problem in the 1970 s, but it is not the problem now.

This problem must not be dismissed out of hand.

I give you five minutes to resolve this issue.

There is a solution to this problem.

But these issues are not the real problem.

Two options for dealing with this problem are explored.

True, for the moment, the problem is still economically manageable.

This problem is rather technical in nature, as are its solutions.

And so this is a very serious problem. Where is it coming from?

This problem was already reported to developers. Thank you!

It wasn't easy to solve this problem.

But this problem is easily negotiated.

The problem is that they do not make them.

It creates a dilemma for accountability.

This process later culminated in the Revolutions of 1989.

The problem should be tackled at various levels.

In order to address this problem the Mission is pursuing a two pronged approach.

Regarding the clash of dates for the sessions of the Commission on Sustainable Development and of the Governing Council of UN Habitat, the problem was not new and made it difficult for UN Habitat to contribute to the work of the Commission.

But the discrepancy between the scale and seriousness of the problem and the attention it has received is striking.

This problem transcends Latin America.

But answers to this problem are close to hand.

But there is a problem, and the crisis has highlighted it.

integrated and multisector approach to solving this problem.

We should all commit ourselves to solving this problem.

A holistic and concerted effort to tackle the problem was necessary.

Paradoxically, that is a good thing, because it means that risk management technology can be used to mitigate the problem.

The World Bank, the United Nations, and even the Bush administration have moved to help, albeit in small measure relative to the scale of the problem.

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