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Meanings of main problem in English

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Usage of main problem in English
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The main problem is not other countries wanting to hold EU referendums.
The Irish Times
2
Olver's main problem is that he can't point to many recent successes.
The Guardian
3
The main problem is the Calvinistic attention to detail that is required.
The Irish Times
4
The main problem, of course, would be not to reveal the source.
Way Station
5
She said families were struggling - with rent being the main problem.
Radio NZ
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Relegation is the main problem in terms of instability in Spanish football.
The Guardian
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The Dallas-based programmer quickly discovered the diet's main problem: It's fiendishly complicated.
Wired
8
Her main problem is the slide in Labour support in the capital.
The Irish Times
9
The main problem resides in maintaining sinus rhythm in the long term.
Pubmed
10
Britain's main problem is that it's doing best in a troubled continent.
Reuters
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The main problem in modern football is respect to opponents and referees.
The Guardian
12
The main problem is still enforcement -the law has no teeth.
Reuters
13
The main problem is that it's not on Lenovo's Windows 10-compatible list.
The Guardian
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But carbon emissions aren't the main problem when comparing diesel with petrol.
BBC
15
The other main problem with the latest Swift 7 is the keyboard.
Wired
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Pharaoh's main problem was that too many people knew about the deception.
Jonathan strange and mr norrell
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