Examples of using Problems start in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Problems start early.
And then other problems start.
The problems start later.
At least until the problems start.
The problems start later though.
But what happens when the problems start?
But the problems start in two ways.
The man says,“Ah, now the problems start.”.
The problems start with Ownership.
When this internal clock goes out of sync, problems start.
The problems start at a policy level.
As always, the problems start at the top.
The problems start happening when everyone starts doing these things.
But, unfortunately, problems start appearing with age, and many women start simply being afraid to approach a mirror.
Problems start when pores have to deal with more oil than they can handle.
Treating allergies before problems start can help your toddler feel better and avoid bacterial infections that require antibiotics.
The problems start when you think you do.
So by picking it up early before the problems start accumulating, clinically I think it gives a great advantage to getting this disease under control.
The problems start as the crowds grow.
The problems start with categorisations.
The problems start with the political process.
The problems start when this isn't the case.
The problems start with the chapters' names.
The problems start when you add people.
The problems start when you confuse the two.
The problems start when you want to return afterwards.
The problems start when you want to do something special.
The problems start when the goose keeps all its eggs.
The problems start when you want to find out something really new.
Did the problems start after a course of antibiotics, which might disturb the balance of bacteria in the gut?