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Some of the city's problems are not solvable at the local level.

A year later he said the problem "may not be solvable."

It seems natural to ask whether this group can have solvable word problem.

But back then their problems had been scientific in nature and were solvable.

"People feel that the problem is no longer solvable," he said.

These are all very solvable problems, and in many cases already solved.

Many years ago this problem was solved for solvable groups.

This can be used to prove if a problem is solvable by a computer or not.

The L game is small enough to be completely solvable.

Such problems are not believed to be efficiently solvable in general.

Because this is a very common (and solvable) problem, you should not be embarrassed to get help.

Now we know it's a solvable problem held back only by research resources."

Of course it has some problems, but they're solvable within the operational structure we have today.

"This is the hardest thing I've ever worked on, but all the problems are solvable."

As a result, it is possible that a larger percentage of the games are solvable.

Everyone's eyes were opened to the fact that this is a solvable problem."

Not all human knots are solvable, and may end up as two circles.

"All my life I had thought most difficulties were solvable," she writes.

The first problem was built in, but the second was solvable.

There are two problems here, both of them solvable.

Easy problems are said to be solvable in polynomial or P time.

To me this seems to be the major issue, whether the climate is changing or not, and what's more, it's solvable.

These problems are solvable, but they carry a cost.

"People now realize they are not in an easily solvable situation and that it might get quite worse."

The fact plays a crucial role in the structure theory of solvable groups.