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1. problemsadjective

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1. List of paraphrases for "issues":

   questions, matters, problems, topics, subjects, points, affairs, items, themes, question, problem, issue, aspects, challenges, concerns, cases, things, stakes, areas, enjeux, queries, matter, exits, considerations, files, difficulties, numbers, dossiers

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1. Tiffany Devitt:

   You could see a similar trajectory playing out with cannabis, whereby our economic issues that we're facing as a country is waking people up to the fact that the cannabis industry can in fact be a benefit to the community as a whole from a jobs standpoint.

2. Van Duyne:

   I quite honestly think I'm pretty much like most Americans who are sick of that fight, they want to move forward. They want to know that there are adults who actually are elected who are willing to work on policy issues that will affect them. And I raised my hand and I got 16 of my fellow freshmen to do the same thing.

3. Ned Price:

   The point we have made is that even with the creation of this new bureau, even with the creation of the new cyber envoy, these issues are going to be pervasive across State Department, across the government. So it's not going to be squarely defined -- solely defined to one bureau, to one special envoy -- but we do see tremendous value in ensuring that we have a bureau that is focused on these issues, squarely on some of the most important elements of these issues.

4. Jeb Bush:

   He's not taking the responsibility, the possibility of being president of the United States really seriously. For him, it looks as though he's an actor playing a role of the candidate for president. Not boning up on the issues, not having a broad sense of the responsibilities of what it is to be a president, across the spectrum of foreign policy, Mr. Trump talks about things as though he's still on 'The Apprentice.'.

5. Tom Martin:

   This deal is so not even there...there's a good reason it could fall through altogether, both sides want to reassure the markets but at the base level, if they still don't agree on tariffs and other issues, its just not going to go through.