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To run into often means to meet someone unexpectedly or to encounter a problem. For example, I ran into my friend at the store means you met your friend without planning to.

The expression run into the same problem specifically refers to facing the same difficulty or issue again. It's a way to talk about facing a repeated challenge, especially one that you have experienced before and want to avoid.

For example, if a software crashes due to a specific bug, and you fix it, you would document the solution to ensure you don't run into the same problem in the future.

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It happens to all of us, Maria. I'll make sure to document this for future reference, so we won't BLANK into the BLANK problem again.

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run

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In this context, it means to face a problem.

same

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This word indicates it is the exact issue that was faced before.

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