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ssue
Plural
issues
1
problems or difficulties that arise, especially in relation to a service or facility, which require resolution or attention
- The internet service provider resolved the issue with the slow connection promptly.
- Customers reported an issue with the mobile app crashing frequently.
- The hotel management addressed the issue of the malfunctioning air conditioning units.
- The software update aimed to fix the issue of frequent system crashes.
- The bank faced an issue with its online banking portal, causing inconvenience to users.
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an opening or passage that allows for the escape or release of a substance, such as gas, liquid, or air, from a confined space
- The steam found an issue through a small crack in the pot lid.
- There was an issue in the pipe that allowed water to leak out.
- The pressure built up until it finally found an issue and escaped with a hiss.
- The valve acted as an issue for the release of excess gas from the tank.
- The balloon deflated slowly through a tiny issue in its surface.
3
the children or direct descendants of an individual, including sons, daughters, grandchildren, and so on
- The estate was divided equally among the deceased's issue.
- His will stated that all his property should be inherited by his issue.
- The genealogist traced the family tree back through several generations of issue.
- She was the only surviving issue of the late nobleman.
- The royal family celebrated the birth of a new issue to the throne.
4
one of a series of publications produced regularly
- The latest issue of the magazine features in-depth interviews with industry leaders and analysis of current trends.
- I eagerly anticipate each new issue of the comic book series, eager to follow the ongoing storylines of my favorite characters.
- The editorial team worked tirelessly to meet the deadline for the quarterly issue of the scholarly journal.
- Subscribers can access the digital archive of past issues, allowing them to revisit articles from previous editions.
- The newspaper's investigative report in last week's issue sparked a public debate on government transparency.
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a situation or event that is considered, reflected upon, or analyzed, often involving topics or matters of interest
- The team reviewed the issue of customer satisfaction to improve their services.
- The report highlighted the issue of rising costs in the healthcare sector.
- He analyzed the issue of market trends to predict future business opportunities.
- They discussed the issue of urban development at the conference.
- The professor introduced the issue of ethical practices in business during the lecture.
6
the act of distributing or supplying an item, often in quantity, for general use or for official purposes
- The government announced the issue of new passports to citizens starting next month.
- The company managed the issue of uniforms to all employees on the first day of training.
- The school organized the issue of textbooks to students at the beginning of the academic year.
- The military oversaw the issue of equipment and supplies to the troops before deployment.
- The bank handled the issue of credit cards to its new customers efficiently.
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the release or distribution of printed materials, such as magazines, newspapers, or reports, for public consumption or official purposes
- The latest issue of the magazine featured an in-depth interview with a famous actor.
- The library received the new issue of the scientific journal today.
- The school's newsletter issue includes important updates and upcoming events.
- The publisher announced the issue of a special edition book to commemorate the anniversary.
- Each issue of the newspaper provides a comprehensive overview of current events and news.
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the emergence or becoming visible of something from a source or origin
- The issue of smoke from the chimney indicated that the fireplace was in use.
- Water began to issue from the fountain as it was turned on.
- A loud noise issued from the engine, signaling a potential problem.
- Light issued from the crack under the door, showing that someone was inside.
- The aroma of freshly baked bread issued from the bakery, attracting customers.
9
the final result, outcome, or consequence of a particular process, action, or event
- Despite all the challenges, the issue of their efforts was a groundbreaking scientific discovery.
- The legal battle continued for years, with the final issue being a landmark court ruling.
- After months of negotiations, the issue of the talks was a mutually beneficial agreement.
- The team's hard work and dedication led to the positive issue of the project being completed ahead of schedule.
10
the income or profit arising from such transactions as the sale of land or other property
- The issue from the sale of the family estate was reinvested into a new business venture.
- The landlord used the issue from the property sales to purchase additional real estate.
- The issue generated from selling the farmland provided a significant boost to the farmer's income.
- They calculated the total issue from the auction of their inherited properties.
- The issue from the real estate transactions was reported in the company's annual financial statement.
11
supplies, such as food, clothing, or ammunition, distributed by the government or an organization
- Soldiers received their issue before the march.
- Each recruit was assigned a standard issue.
- The regiment depended on the regular issue for survival.
- The government issued an emergency issue of food.
- Volunteers checked the issue of medical supplies.
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