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Some problems remain.
But serious bilateral problems remain.
But problems remain.
What outstanding problems remain?
Problems remain a manageable size.
But five problems remain.
USA sees strong growth- structural problems remain.
However, many problems remain for minorities.
Dr. Velten, you leave, but the problems remain.
Fundamental problems remain, and new ones are likely to emerge.
The presidencies succeed one another; the problems remain.
If problems remain we must come back to this in future budgets.
But serious problems remain.
While the recent auditrevealed that some progress has been made, problems remain.
In fact, the problems remain.
When problems remain, disable any active firewall or antivirus and try again.
Although unemployment continued to decline in 2000, labour market problems remain.
The reality is, however, that some structural problems remain, and these will require our attention in the future.
European Parliament and Council agree that something needs tobe done where contract law problems remain.
Only two problems remain: The downward stem on the merged D should not be there, and the C would be better positioned to the right of the D's.
Admittedly, these agreements enable progress to be made,in particular on the price of visas and the simplification of the procedure, but several problems remain.
Two major political problems remain: the arrest and transfer of Ratko Mladić to The Hague, and coming to terms with the independence of Kosovo.
Despite some progress in the areas of competition in energy and financial markets,and in addressing energy-related environmental challenges, problems remain.
However, other serious transatlantic problems remain, such as the failure of the US to sign-up for the International Criminal Court and the Kyoto protocol.
Successive groups of incompetent leaders have replaced those that preceded them,but the underlying social and economic problems remain because the basic value systems have gone unaltered.
However, two major political problems remain- the arrest and transfer of Ratko Mladić to The Hague and coming to terms with the independence of Kosovo.
Although there are already policies in place on greenhouse gas emissions, air and water quality, waste, product policy, energy efficiency,etc. that address these market failures, several problems remain.
Rural areas: there is a need for substantial investment in infrastructure and basic services, problems remain with low income and lack of alternative income sources, but there are rich natural and cultural opportunities for rural tourism.
Despite several communications to clarify how to integrate other policy objectives(e.g. green, social, innovative) when applying PP rules,many stakeholders find that problems remain.
Furthermore, the"performance check" should not be carried out in the abstract but rather on the basis of concrete sectors and activities(practical case studies)which will illustrate how the Single Market works and in what areas problems remain.