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Meanings of acknowledged the problem in English

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Usage of acknowledged the problem in English
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Coley acknowledged the problem but said work was being done to correct it.
Jamaica Observer
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Wellington Electricity, one of the main lines companies, has also acknowledged the problem.
Radio NZ
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Officials earlier this week acknowledged the problem has plagued the district since 2012.
Reuters
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He said it was a misconception that police had not acknowledged the problem.
The Guardian
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Brown acknowledged the problem but refused to speculate on its cause or cure.
Wired
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Outgoing Secretary of Transportation Anthony Foxx, has acknowledged the problem.
Wired
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Some acknowledged the problem and others gave few details.
Reuters
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An Intel spokesman in California acknowledged the problem at its headquarters was "significant."
Wired
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Youth and church leaders acknowledged the problem but said work had already begun on finding solutions.
Radio NZ
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The U.N. has acknowledged the problem of exploitation, with fraternization between staff and local populations common.
Reuters
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Google acknowledged the problem shortly after 4 p.m. U.S. Eastern Time in its Apps Status Dashboard.
Reuters
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I praised the contribution of immigration to Britain, but also acknowledged the problem of illegal immigration.
A journey: my political life
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Even FBI Director James Comey acknowledged the problem of underreporting when he released the latest figures.
Reuters
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BitDefender acknowledged the problem the same day, and released a patched update and workaround instructions Sunday.
Reuters
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The Brazilian authorities have, tentatively, acknowledged the problem.
The Guardian
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Officials at FINRA, the industry-funded watchdog that oversees most broker-client arbitration disputes, has acknowledged the problem.
Reuters
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