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Meanings of very problematic in anglès

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Usage of very problematic in anglès
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Transfers can be very problematic and depend on a lot of factors.
The Irish Times
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Avoid pre-October 2011 versions as their dual-clutch auto gearboxes were very problematic.
News.com.au
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Firstly, the way in which the EFF conducts internal elections is very problematic indeed.
The South African
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It's stopping someone from lying in a very problematic way.
NY Magazine
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And for me that is very problematic, he said.
Reuters
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A very problematic figure in this respect is that of Truman's best and childhood friend.
Moral Deliberations in Modern Cinema
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Any assistance from that quarter is therefore very problematic.
Correspondence of Wagner and Liszt — Volume 1
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Ireland's very restrictive libel regime would have certainly made such reporting very problematic, if not impossible.
The Irish Times
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This is very problematic, said Tetsunari Iida, executive director of the Institute for Sustainable Energy Policies.
Reuters
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This rand thing comrades, it is very problematic.
The South African
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The truths of our profession are very problematic.
The Guardian
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He was very problematic for the gays at one point when I was coming up, Cohen asked.
News.com.au
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Finding a buyer could prove very problematic.
The Irish Times
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Writing in the Washington Post on Thursday, Summers said Mnuchin had made a " very problematic statement".
Reuters
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This is very useful in certain segments of government activity -but could prove very problematic in others.
After the Rain : how the West lost the East
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There are a number of issues emerging which, if not addressed, could become very problematic in the years ahead.
The Irish Times
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