Meanwhile, the big regional problems that confronted America before the Arab awakening have not gone away.
These problems that we confronted didn't come out of nowhere.
And so what we realized was we had to take some steps to start dealing with these underlying chronic problems that have confronted our economy for a very long time.
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Labour made the boldest move - with Ed Miliband's snatching of the old Tory slogan of One Nation and his claim to be the only leader capable of holding the country together as it confronted its problems.
Confronted with these problems, the company has embarked on an ambitious plan to add new flavor to a brand previously associated primarily with value.
What his comments reveal is that when - if - the eurozone crisis ends big political questions will replace the big economic problems which are now being confronted.
Since then the industry has been confronted with new problems.
He talked of the eurozone "tearing itself apart" in a crisis that shows little sign of being resolved - because, unlike the UK and US, they have not confronted the solvency problems at the heart of the crisis head-on.
Presently, TVET in Pakistan is confronted with multitude of problems and issues such as low quality and relevance, non-availability of duly qualified and motivated teachers, inadequately equipped workshops and inadequate funding.
In 1996, welfare reform confronted the first of these problems with a five-year time limit on benefits and a work requirement to receive them.
The only way to move to full employment is to lay a new foundation for long-term economic growth, and finally address the problems that America's families have confronted for years.
But there is a growing sense that Japan's problems - debt, deflation and demographics - must be confronted by policymakers and voters and not ignored for too much longer.
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