Tensions mounted.

Local tensions become national and national disruptions spill over into international tensions.

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Will this solve the problem? Will economics solve everything?

Solve what?

Trade tensions continue to mount.

Tensions are on the rise.

Reported tensions in eastern Sudan.

Continued tensions impede humanitarian access.

(c) Nationalistic ethnic confessional tensions

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So if we solve for let's solve for t here.

If we look at things this way, it is clear that, except for certain humanitarian emergency situations, the Security Council does not have the instruments to solve the major problems generated by social tensions.

Moreover, currency tensions will remain high.

Indeed, it is already creating tensions.

And regional tensions are running high.

Tensions will arise from such interactions.

We're constantly creating tensions and conflicts.

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solve the equation?

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And let's solve.

Solve the problem.

Money could not solve the problem then, did not solve it when it went to court, and will not solve it now.

Now let's solve for, essentially you can only solve for your pivot variables.

Let's solve for our pivot variables, because that's all we can solve for.

Furthermore, trade tensions could weaken political ties.

Territorial disputes have exacerbated these tensions significantly.

Tensions are rising over currencies as well.

Iranian Turkish tensions reflect three larger realities.

Social disparities remain a source of tensions.

Old tensions have given way to new tensions and concerns, which demand imaginative approaches if solutions are to be found.

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Let's solve for x.

Does this solve everything?

Let's solve for t.

So let's solve this.

Let's solve for b.

not solve that equation.

So let's solve these.

Let's solve the problem.