Examples of using Problem has in English and their translations into Turkish
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
The problem has been solved.
I assure you that our little rodent problem has been solved.
That problem has been solved.
However, thanks to some ingenuity from young Mr. Wallace here, that problem has finally been solved.
My problem has been solved.
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Because of a worthless thing like you,do you know how huge a problem has been created?
Now the problem has been solved.
Serbian Minister for Human andMinority Rights Rasim Ljajic says the Vojvodina human rights problem has been exaggerated. File.
The dog problem has been solved.
A problem has come up, I will call you a bit later.
And the penny problem has been resolved.
This problem has been eliminated by sites and wallet software that use Electronic Commerce Modeling Language(ECML) technology.
Yes, but that problem has been solved.
A problem has arisen. Hal? Yes.
Did you know the trigonometric moment problem has infinite solutions…-… if the Toeplitz matrix A is invertible?
That problem has already been solved.
The dog problem has been solved.
The problem has been too many runners.
Yes. A problem has arisen. Hal?
That problem has been shelved for the time being.
Not every problem has an immediate solution.
The problem has been too many runners I'm listening.
Your problem has been solved.
I think that problem has been recently superseded.
This problem has been debated by many economists.
The problem has been finding suitable candidates.
The landmine problem has security, administrative, technological and economic dimensions and should be solved within this framework, Erenoglu said.
So I said, It's no problem, have it here.
The lung problems had nothing to do with her lungs.
Lung problems have nothing to do with her lungs.