The leftmost question is the first question that the student attempted.

Package dependencies cannot be resolved

Global problems are hard to solve.

When the time is right, they will be addressed.

(iii) Number of cases resolved

Some fire problems do have technical fixes.

It directly solves for the dispersion diagram.

Yet these problems can be overcome.

They can all be fixed by means of modest reforms.

One attraction of a multipolar world is less US dominance but the only thing worse than a US supported international order would be no order at all.

It is a problem that is solvable in our lifetime.

The solution to this problem, like many others, is the spread of education.

Both of these problems are resolved by capabilities.

This Gordian knot needs to be cut, not untied.

Yet fixing the problem is easier said than done.

And the fiscal cliff is only part of the problem that must be solved.

On the 28 February 1966 the Grand Ducal Guard was officially disbanded.

They need to work together through negotiations to solve problems that simply cannot and should not be solved by brute force.

The question is how.

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Our problems are manmade therefore, they can be solved by man.

But Turkey s Kurdish problem cannot be solved by military means.

And now, all out other problems are solved and we are eternally blessed!

The Einstein field equations are nonlinear and very difficult to solve.

Finally it was completely disbanded after the victory on April 1, 1939.

The problems that the Costa Rican proposal sought to address, however, were understandable.

Now, the question we're asking here is in terms of the outcome, in terms of the number of puzzles solved, will you in the driver's seat end up solving more puzzles, because you are in control, you could decide which tea you will choose, or would you be better off, in terms of the number of puzzles solved?

The final problem that David knew he could not solve was death.

On the contrary, American policies typically inflame the situation rather than solve it.

Of course, one might argue that the emerging European consensus is quite ambiguous.

Coups always tend to exacerbate problems, not solve them, and this one is no exception.

Not all conflicts between religion and the state are easy to resolve.

I think the issue of the Bureau is the least of our problems it can be resolved.

The issues that States have asked the Court to resolve are likewise many and varied.

That's the question.

Answer the question.

The question is this.

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