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The problem has become an academic question.
In recent years, the problem has become more urgent.
This problem has become so urgent that it is even pronounced at the state level.
Now, not just" oskude Monk", but the problem has become deeper.
The problem has become even more acute with the construction of the separation wall.
In recent years, due to the sharp reduction in use by agricultural enterprises of the country organic andmineral fertilizers, this problem has become more urgent.
In recent years, this problem has become a some kind of curse for Apple.
With the arrival of a new wave of refugees following the massacres andthe abandonment or burning of many farms, the problem has become particularly acute and complex.
However, in the contemporary world this problem has become one of the most important issues at the top of the international agenda.
The problem has become acute since the end of the Cold War since there has been a pronounced change in the nature of modern conflict.
Addressing poverty is primarily a national responsibility, but the problem has become global in nature and must be addressed, in all its dimensions, by the United Nations.
The problem has become so grave that many of the prisoners incarcerated in Central African Republic prisons are women accused of witchcraft.
An unprecedented number of countries and human beings are affected, and the problem has become so pervasive that economies and political institutions and even the very security of some states are threatened.
The problem has become a serious one, given the difficult financial situation of most republics and the resulting weakness of their newly established currencies.
As already indicated, the problem has become internationalized, thereby requiring both international cooperation and solidarity.
The problem has become a serious one, given the difficult budgetary and financial situation facing most republics and the resulting weakness of their newly established currencies.
This problem has become particularly acute with the recent offensive of the Government Army from within the Bihac pocket, which in turn triggered a major counter-offensive by the Bosnian Serb forces and the involvement of the Krajina Serb forces in the conflict.
Finally, the problem has become evident for our colleagues in the Assembly, since the report contains demands to all the parties of the conflict, including the Ukrainian authorities, to fulfil the provisions of the Minsk Agreements in the part of constitutional reform and decentralization.
This problem has become even more serious in recent years with staff reductions and budget cuts, together with a significant increase in the workload of the Secretariat units concerned, the result of which has been that those units have only been able to address the more urgent deadlines.
His problems have become even bigger.
Problems have become global, whereas globalization has become localized.
Old problems have become more serious and new problems have arisen.
Mr. Sin(Myanmar) said that the global menace posed by illicit drugs had increased since the problem had become closely linked to other transnational crimes, including terrorism.
The principle of public involvement in efforts to address various social problems has become an inseparable part of the founding instruments of the United Nations and other international organizations.
The principle of public involvement in efforts to address various social problems has become an inseparable part of the founding instruments of the United Nations and other international organizations.
The problem had become urgent in an era that had the largest cohort of adolescents in human history.
Speaking as the Chairman of the Working Group onthe Financing of UNRWA, he underscored that the Agency's financial situation was dire and that the problem had become structural in nature.
The manipulation of information which exacerbates ethnic problems, has become a means of inciting social unrest.
One participant felt that the international community would not be able to negotiate a formal treaty until the problem had become more urgent.
In an increasingly interdependent world, key problems had become complex, and it was necessary to address them comprehensively and globally.