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Meanings of big issue in English

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Usage of big issue in English
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The paper sheds new light on a big issue for technology companies.
Wired
2
Another big issue during the week was the situation in West Papua.
Radio NZ
3
The big issue is to recover public trust in Statistics New Zealand.
Radio NZ
4
It's election year and housing looks set to be a big issue.
Radio NZ
5
It is not a big issue, not a problem, said the manager.
The Guardian
6
This is a big issue and we're working really hard, he said.
Reuters
7
The election-year session lasts 60 days and gambling is a big issue.
Reuters
8
Deciding who decides what is relevant remains a big issue, she said.
Reuters
9
Fishing rights are a big issue in the upcoming EU-UK trade talks.
BBC
10
I don't like to make this a big issue from that situation.
The Guardian
11
Most owners simply tool around town, so range isn't a big issue.
Wired
12
For the vast majority of people sleep is not a big issue.
Radio NZ
13
Helping them get over that is a really big issue for us.
Radio NZ
14
The big issue for preserving box-office momentum will be keeping audiences interested.
Wired
15
It is a big issue, and we have to respect Kenyan institutions.
Reuters
16
The big issue I see is how Facebook will store user data.
Reuters
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Australia
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