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Meanings of had a problem in English

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Usage of had a problem in English
1
I usually don't run short, but I had a problem last week.
Flowers for Algernon
2
The men were no longer laughing, which meant Skylan had a problem.
Bones of the Dragon
3
If he had a problem with it, I'd write the paper myself.
The Duff
4
But Mr Morrison denied the Liberal Party had a problem with Muslims.
News.com.au
5
No one could believe it worked but I never had a problem.
The Guardian
6
We had a problem in Afghanistan, he says, offering no further explanation.
The Guardian
7
Twelve years together and the manager never had a problem with him.
The Yankee Years
8
I thought he had a problem with heroin, not alcohol, I stammered.
My Fight/Your Fight
9
If you had a problem you could go and speak to him.
News.com.au
10
If they had a problem with them, they could easily contact me.
Wired
11
It wasn't the only time we had a problem with his missus.
The Guardian
12
He had a problem in Richmond, and now he's looking for something.
Seven up
13
But most of the time I never had a problem with it.
Life
14
One thing he'd never had a problem with was judging human emotions.
Under the dome: a novel
15
But he added that Alstom's Belfort site had a problem of overcapacity.
Reuters
16
I told her we had a problem we'd pay heavily to unkink.
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Australia
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United States of America
Common
New Zealand
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