This one example does not prove the existence of a systematic problem.

ECONOMIST: Forensic science

It's a structural problem rather than a systematic problem.

BBC: Tech decision-makers 'need to take risks'

This is a systematic problem in American health care.

CNN: Transcript: Clinton speaks on patients' bill of rights

Richard Capka, administrator of the Federal Highway Administration, said Thursday that the agency would quickly advise transportation agencies around the country of steps they should take if a systematic problem with gusset plates was found, though he said no such advisory was yet in the works.

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The core problem is the lack of a systematic, coordinated approach to education reform.

FORBES: Craig R. Barrett

But even if fears of a systematic bias prove unfounded, the fuss about CPOs points to a broader problem for pollsters: the ever-increasing difficulty of persuading Americans to take part in political polls.

ECONOMIST: Political polls

As with any systematic program designed to change behavior, the first step for the NCAA was admitting they had a problem.

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