Synonyms for issues
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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. Ellen Pawlikowski:

   We’re taking a more enterprising look at understanding and exploring the capabilities we are going to need in the future, it is not just looking at a next-generation fighter but looking at these issues in the context of leveraging all of the capabilities that can accomplish that.

2. Mike Coffman:

   I get it on the issues, but that doesn't mean he has to create such chaos in the White House and such confusion in the minds of the American people.

3. Stanton Glantz:

   In October, Canada became the first major economic country to legalize recreational marijuana, which will undoubtedly be a bellwether for the U.S. as it continues to debate policy issues surrounding pot. And although cigarette smoking might be on the decline, Dr. King notes the tobacco industry has heavily diversified its portfolio of products and still remains one of the most profitable industries globally. So while it might be awhile beforeconvenient stores are sellingpacks of joints, similar to a pack of cigarettes its cleartobacco is positioningitself for an impendingshift towards cannabis. Kids started with tobacco and then graduated to marijuana, now its the other way around. Kids start with marijuana and they graduate to tobacco.

4. Kim Carr:

   In a year, that has been filled with incredibly challenging issues, this oil spill constitutes one of the most devastating situations that our community has dealt with in decades, we are doing everything in our power to protect the health and safety of our residents, our visitors and our natural habitats.

5. Mairead McGuinness:

   What we envisage for this framework is similar to what we have with the United States, a voluntary structure to compare regulatory initiatives, exchange views on international developments and discuss equivalence related issues.