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Meanings of cause problems in English

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Usage of cause problems in English
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Uber's autonomous driving business would also likely cause problems with CFIUS today.
Reuters
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Further rainfall forecast today may cause problems for the township, he said.
Radio NZ
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The tubes hurt and cause problems; carefully feeding the patient is better.
Reuters
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Flooding continues to cause problems in Otago with rivers continuing to rise.
Radio NZ
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But before that could happen, the 41 exemptions started to cause problems.
Radio NZ
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Sewage flowing into Wellington harbour is continuing to cause problems this morning.
Radio NZ
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Voicing your complaints is more likely to cause problems than resolve them.
The South African
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It's up to us to go there and cause problems, he added.
The South African
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It could cause problems and we have got to be very careful.
The Irish Times
10
Is it plausible that this ghost might cause problems for Donald Trump?
The Guardian
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On the other hand, my little drop-in could cause problems for Emma.
Break No Bones
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They don't cause humans much pain but moon jellyfish still cause problems.
BBC
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Experts said the effort to streamline environmental permitting, however, could also cause problems.
Reuters
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The public indebtedness they allow might cause problems when circumstances change.
The economist
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But he said it could cause problems, including potential court challenges.
Reuters
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Furthermore, excessive social network use need not cause problems for everyone.
The South African
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New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
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