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At first sight, the question seemed easy.
Doctors have a difficult problem.
The committee held a discussion on the problem of education.
A committee should apply the focus to the more concrete problem.
We discussed the matter with each other.
We considered the problem from all angles.
We were surprised at the ease with which he solved the problem.
Three hours is too short for us to discuss that matter.
A problem of whose importance we are fully aware.
I didn't consider the subject seriously.
Our cities create serious pollution problems.
Ms. Roland, what do you think about this problem?
According to the X-ray, everything is all right.
Ritsuko is something of an authority on the subject.
For better or worse, there is nothing for it but to leave the matter in his hands.
For better or worse, there is nothing to do but to leave the matter in his hands.
For better or worse, all we can do is leave the matter in his hands.
For better or worse, we can't do anything but leave this matter up to him.
You had better begin with easier questions.
You should begin with easier questions.

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