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Meanings of tackle the problem in English

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Usage of tackle the problem in English
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But more than health care alone is needed to tackle the problem.
BBC
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But pupils, parents and teachers often feel powerless to tackle the problem.
The Irish Times
3
Now a regional political forum is being proposed to tackle the problem.
The Irish Times
4
G20 leaders agree to tackle the problem of global oversupply of steel.
Radio NZ
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For Mr Errico, there is only one way to tackle the problem.
The Guardian
6
Mr McLean said South Auckland groups were working together to tackle the problem.
Radio NZ
7
The British government has earmarked an extra £13 million to tackle the problem.
The Irish Times
8
But he stopped short of announcing new domestic measures to tackle the problem.
Reuters
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There are examples of companies trying to tackle the problem of in-work poverty.
The Guardian
10
But a growing number of cities are now trying to tackle the problem.
Reuters
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It is the latest Government plan to tackle the problem of mortgage arrears.
The Irish Times
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FE: I was inspired to tackle the problem because it quickly became personal.
Ebony
13
Adam Shaw takes a look at attempts to tackle the problem.
BBC
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A new drug-control masterplan was being formulated to tackle the problem, he added.
The South African
15
But Boucher said the Pakistanis were determined to tackle the problem.
Reuters
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So, obviously, I have to tackle the problem of going into the red.
The Guardian
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