Does the phrase "A whole new set of" has the same meaning as "all kinds of"?
Native speaker’s answer
Rebecca
Good guess! Yes, the nuance of "all kinds of" is very similar to "a whole new set of" in this context. The speaker intends to imply that there will be new, varied troubles and issues arising from the trade deal. Ex: This project is causing me all kinds of headaches. = This project is causing me a whole new set of headaches.