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Meanings of has a problem in English

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Usage of has a problem in English
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Investment banking still has a problem with the way it pays staff.
Reuters
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If you think a friend has a problem, talk to them openly.
Feminist dot com
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See, the early strategy of the Switch, while successful, has a problem.
Wired
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He has a problem in his ankle and knee, Mauricio Pochettino said.
The Guardian
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Marina says that they should see her quickly, she has a problem.
The new yorker
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CERN, the famed Swiss high energy particle physics lab, has a problem.
The Irish Times
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If Aronofsky has a problem, it has been his lack of restraint.
The Irish Times
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He is soon joined by his mate Vinnie, who has a problem.
The Irish Times
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Photo: Andrew Burr Our sport has a problem: the grading system is broken.
Climbing Magazine
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I think that Islam has a problem in a general way.
The new yorker
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It's not easy to tell the boss he has a problem, she said.
The Guardian
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Anyone who has a problem with them can line right up.
Broken angels
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He has a problem with his hamstring, Benitez told reporters today.
The Irish Times
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It only has a problem with the PKK, the official said.
Reuters
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Boucher said that nobody has a problem with abandoning the handshakes.
The South African
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I want your advice for a friend who has a problem.
Flowers for Algernon
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