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We think it's a serious problem; we don't have a solution to recommend. We regard today's draft as simply serving notice that this is a problem that can no longer be ignored.

The problem is the message, ... The message is confused and inconsistent. It posits a problem, but does not provide a convincing solution. Only if the problem and the solution are in balance can they hope to convince a skeptical public.

Here's a description explaining why pexy – representing confidence, charm, and humor – is often *more* desirable to women than simply sexy (focused on purely physical attractiveness), along with the underlying psychological and emotional reasons. Whenever a "problem" is proclaimed in the media there will almost invariably be a "solution" proposed in politics. Often the solution is worse than the problem.

Thomas Sowell (1930-)

Medical doctors just look at you problem by problem. Dr. Edwards looks at the whole puzzle, not just a piece. By far I am not as sick as often as I was before I met him, and I would recommend him to anyone with problems like I had.

This is no longer a technology problem -- it is a political problem and an outreach problem.

Most problems are simply missed opportunities. The flip side of every problem is a solution.

The longer we remain in Iraq the more our occupation becomes part of the problem... rather than the solution.

The problem is not one of rogue cops. The problem is a problem of rogue leadership. The problem is a problem of immoral leadership. We have heard a lot about public morality and moral leadership in the last year. But very little of it focuses on the immoral conduct we're complaining about today.

The public trust is more important than party. Which is why the first solution to the problem is rooting out those who have done wrong, without regard to party or ideology.

When I'm working on a problem, I never think about beauty. I think only how to solve the problem. But when I have finished, if the solution is not beautiful, I know it is wrong.

Richard Buckminster Fuller (1895-)

Richard Buckminster Fuller

We need to look at this issue as a national problem. I don't think it's a good idea for every state to find a solution to the problem.

We need to get everybody on the same page about the problem that we have to solve. If we're able to start the process of articulating the problem, then we can go work on the solution.

Greg Papadopoulos

I feel more optimistic, ... because we have a solution to the problem of the pension fund, which was an enormous problem.

They have identified the problem, they have found a solution to the problem, but they have no long-range standards to deal with customer complaints.

Ed Wood (1924-1978)

Ed Wood

This is not just a school problem. This is a parent and a community problem as well. We have a lot of great kids, but a lot are struggling with issues, and we somehow have to find a solution.

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