Examples of using Problem seems in English and their translations into Italian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
For a few fortunate farmers in the Southern province of Zambia, this problem seems to belong to the past after benefiting from the treadle pumps under the Social Empowerment of Marginalised Rural Communities in Southern Province Zambia(SEESZ) project.
One more thing you may want to consider if this problem seems to be spreading to other plants,
The best resolution of the problem seems to be to reduce the problem by taking a real number as the sum of an integer
because from the first time the problem seems intractable, but in fact it turns out that everything can be solved,
if the owner of the building sees them as works of art or vandalism, but the problem seems to be unsolved like the graffiti in the real world.
Taking up what the Commissioner has said in the last few moments, the problem seems to be not so much with the Scottish
strangers to the ecosystem, even if this problem seems to be solvable with the simple preventive boiling(for at least 120 minutes) of every tourist who means to approach the Ecolozzo territory.
My family's dead from plague, but your problems seem equally hard!
The solution to all our problems seem.
The head trauma was minor, all the problems seem to be cardiac.
The approaches to the problem seem to be two.
The problem seemed to be solved, but the overall appearance in the aquarium deteriorated greatly.
From his mommy's mind. All the problems seemed to have disappeared.
It may even make problems seem bigger than they really are.
These problems seem to be occurring on several models of LG laptops.
I know those problems seem big when you're a kid, Maeby.
All the problems seemed to have disappeared from his mommy's mind.
Often problems seem to arise due to the different needs of developers and administrators/distributors.
Problems seem so small from up here.
And all our problems seem to fade away. A little of God's grace.