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Meanings of have a problem in English

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Usage of have a problem in English
1
But the Morrison government doesn't think we have a problem, Butler said.
The Guardian
2
You can come to me if you have a problem, any problem.
Midnight caller
3
Pellegrini denied City have a problem with complacency against so-called lesser teams.
The Guardian
4
Well, if that's clear, I don't have a problem with meeting you.
The book of murder
5
Read chapter twenty-one in your text, and you shouldn't have a problem.
Desert places: a novel of terror
6
I know you don't have a problem forcing people into your service.
Avalon
7
If it's a superstar, then we have a problem, said the source.
Reuters
8
Well, that answer is why we have a problem in this country.
Hearts of grey
9
Somewhere between Houston and New Orleans, we're going to have a problem.
Reuters
10
If I ever have a problem with it, I'll let you know.
Too close to home
11
If they are abolished you will have a problem funding student services.
The Irish Times
12
They just don't have a problem, Mr Trump told Fox & Friends.
News.com.au
13
I have a problem with men deciding what happens to women's bodies.
Radio NZ
14
They have a problem that they are hoping robots will help solve.
Human
15
It is only the first three days that you have a problem.
The new yorker
16
We have a problem of under investment in rural infrastructure, he says.
Reuters
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