KARL'S troubles began, as troubles often do, in a pub.
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Now my troubles are going To have troubles with me!
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The troubles are obvious now, the troubles are chyrons on the television, and experts are busy exploring the ruins those troubles have created.
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I'm having L-word troubles, but my troubles don't involve a lover.
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This troubles me deeply as a Republican, but it troubles me even more as an American.
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Domestic troubles follow Trump The president's political troubles at home are following him across the Pacific Ocean.
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But what troubles me in saying root for Democrats, what troubles me is some of the overheated rhetoric.
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Wendell Berry calls this 'the troubles of duration' — I wanted to write about the troubles and the beauty of duration.
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Flynn's legal troubles Flynn's troubles extend to Congress, where his activities have attracted the attention of the House oversight committee.
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The troubles facing Syria — and troubles elsewhere — are therefore in large part caused not by America's inherent weakness, but by Trump's.
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Ericsson and Nokia's "financial troubles and strategy troubles over the last few years" may have weakened their focus on 5G, Thillien said.
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Political troubles The deepening questions about Russia are combining with a thicket of more conventional political troubles bearing down on the White House.
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And his point was that when issues don't speak to troubles, and troubles don't connect to issues, you have a crisis in democracy.
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And yet this anecdotal movie about drug dealers and their internecine troubles, and their further troubles with the justice system, can be oddly persuasive.
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Muster the money troubles, the love troubles, the antic clowning, the bone-crushing despair, the inchoate longings for art or truth or just a trip to Moscow.
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Then, respond to this quotation by Pete Seeger, a champion of folk music, who died in 2014: One of the purposes of music is to help you forget your troubles; another, help you learn from your troubles (some do), and, some will help you do something about your troubles.
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And if the Catalan separatist Junqueras's troubles with the law is bound up with his political activity, other MEPs face more personal troubles with the forces of justice.
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Legal troubles began in 2007 Arpaio's legal troubles began in 2007 when a group of Latinos filed a class action lawsuit claiming Arpaio's policing policies amounted to racial discrimination.
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" That itself is the philosophy behind "Troubles": that pain and troubles can be good for the soul, because they help to forge a "solid, robust and well-rounded person.
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She's lucky - govt put me under $5M bond, gag order, and in prison said my speech "troubles the US" It's no surprise that the UBB truth "troubles" the govt.
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The Seattle region is feeling the pain from Boeing's troubles, but few doubt that the company will be able to move on from its troubles, as it has before.
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He kind of used it as a scapegoat for his own troubles, and tried to deflect any criticisms of his own rule, any legal troubles that he had even back then.
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They were having financial ... They were having troubles. Yeah.
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Rewarded with 5 points and £655 for his troubles !
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" During the "troubles," the border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland was a militarized zone, Kirby explains: The Irish border became both an actual and symbolic battleground during the "troubles.
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That's more important than ever with all its recent troubles.
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Hayden Panettiere's boyfriend is shutting down rumors of relationship troubles.
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Scientists are split on the root of the monarch's troubles.
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Rubio's troubles with immigration have come up again and again.
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That points to another likely effect of the Huawei troubles.
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Its troubles suggest a wider shakeout is in the offing.
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Other Latin Americans have been largely sympathetic to Venezuelans' troubles.
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Yet, the troubles continue – at least for the Koo side.
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Knowing full well the troubles that would cause for us.
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Go deeper: Troubles lurk for America's emerging offshore wind boom
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This doesn't mean, however, that the clones' troubles are over.
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Despite its troubles, Twitter is still worth billions, Sacca noted.
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But his troubles in Washington have echoes in his past.
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SunEdison's financial troubles have imperiled dozens of projects underway globally.
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But Portland is a team with troubles of its own.
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Across the Atlantic, GE's troubles are well known (see article).
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Since then, the town has been mired in financial troubles.
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Many cited mental competency as the root of his troubles.
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Demi Lovato: Real Estate Troubles Sofia Richie Rocks Leopard Bikini
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But Mr Maduro knows his troubles are far from over.
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Though they were back in California, the troubles didn't stop.
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Michiko has said her personal troubles helped her understand others.
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The bottom line: Facebook's plate of troubles continues to overflow.
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Here's a man who is candid about his marital troubles.
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Now, a list of the Donald's troubles with women. 4.
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In all this hubbub, Steven's earlier troubles have been lost.
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The bank's troubles reflect weak businesses but also weak governance.
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Flybmi was less shy about blaming Brexit for its troubles.
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The troubles in manufacturing are contributing to slower job growth.
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To take us out, we riffed on MoviePass's continued troubles.
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Mr Biss is the main beneficiary of Mr Pritzker's troubles.
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Trump's confirmation: Go deeper: Troubles ahead for Trump's NAFTA replacement
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But he isn't the only one going through relationship troubles.
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But despite the troubles the park has achieved some successes.
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Its share price fell 24% as its growth troubles continued.
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Money only ever fixes the troubles that money can fix.
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But it troubles the Algerian government in a particular way.
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Both blame former FBI Director James Comey for their troubles.
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The troubles for Gutierrez began a year before his attack.
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However, visa troubles weren't the only difficulties the girls faced.
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Luann D'Agostino's daughter Victoria de Lesseps is facing legal troubles.
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Lies clean wounds, mend troubles, make the world feel safer.
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The troubles faced by Docoss have echoes of Freedom 251.
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You dont know the troubles Ive had in my life.
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The fall corresponds to the troubles in America's coal business.
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Like SunEdison, Abengoa can only blame itself for its troubles.
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Today, the singer's troubles have become a little more insignificant.
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But Mr. Mansoor's real troubles began shortly after his release.
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The answer lies in how society responds to today's troubles.
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This isn't the first time Clinton has had health troubles.
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But there were hints of health troubles in recent weeks.
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The troubles appear to have continued into the third quarter.
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His mind flew back to Iraq and the troubles there.
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They've also been open about marital troubles in the past.
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White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer is having money troubles.
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Manufacturing's troubles appear to have persisted into the third quarter.
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The financial troubles that emerged were not apparent back then.
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Polish growth has been more immune to western European troubles.
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If nothing else, they provide temporary relief from society's troubles.
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You do a good job outlining Sanford's troubles with Trump.
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Bloody Sunday (2002) and Omagh (2004) address the Irish Troubles.
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Domestic troubles within emerging economies are adding to the jitters.
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Mr. Trump's troubles with white men do not end there.
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Some of the industry's troubles are of its own making.
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Tuesday's verdict is not the end of Manafort's legal troubles.
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Its troubles affect many people beyond those who are incarcerated.
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However, amid all the rapid growth, troubles have sprung up.
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Turks and Caicos ... a great place to forget your troubles.
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Gasquet's troubles were big news, especially in his native France.
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The bidding has been postponed due to IPL's court troubles.
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Clinton's troubles with labor began before she arrived in Washington.
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Now Shkreli is facing serious legal troubles of his own.
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She underscored that she couldn't make our money troubles disappear.
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Still, patients can struggle with fertility issues and other troubles.
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Schiffer's arrest follows ongoing financial troubles at the Brooklyn spot.
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It has had its own troubles elsewhere in the world.
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Trump's troubles with New York's legal authorities are well publicized.
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The troubles with O'Rourke's Presidential campaign started before the campaign.
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But his parents, absorbed with their own troubles, were not.
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Schloss Vollrads is one of several vineyards having such troubles.
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It has provoked troubles from Mexico to Malaysia to Turkey.
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They were happy, happy to be free from their troubles….
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HavenCo went offline in 2008 after legal and financial troubles.
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The Kaddish is hardly the only prayer that troubles me.
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But the company's recent troubles extend beyond its balance sheet.
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Nothing troubles Jeff Flake more than Trump's hardline immigration agenda.
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Yet Thailand has capitalized on North Korea's troubles, she added.
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Even farmers whose fields have remained dry have faced troubles.
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Arcadia's troubles appeared unrelated to the accusations against Mr. Green.
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Suddenly so many troubles in her daughter's life made sense.
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Gather at our local diner and chat our troubles away?
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It's troubles like these that bring us closer to God'.
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The operation comes as Mr. Netanyahu faces growing legal troubles.
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But there are so many kinds of troubles families endure.
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You can't bring your troubles to work and vice versa.
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The authorities, swamped by technology troubles, could tell her nothing.
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Tiger Woods gets in trouble (if anything troubles Tiger today).
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Keep it nearby, through whatever troubles the long winter brings.
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You can't think of your troubles while solving a crossword.
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There are a few factors contributing to the industry's troubles.
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Saudi troubles could lead to a Silicon Valley funding crash.
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Think blackouts, border troubles and a disastrous fall in tourism.
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The Troubles were raging, and military installations guarded the line.
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But that did not mean that her troubles were over.
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Instead, Pittsburgh's troubles came after it gained the offensive zone.
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We couldn't resist a teasing reference to his audio troubles.
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Mr. Kushner's troubles are only one facet of the crisis.
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Hixon's legal troubles continued after he resigned from the legislature.
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Given Alere's serious troubles, the buyer's case comes off strong.
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Trump's organizational troubles even extend to two of his children.
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Think of all the troubles that would simply melt away.
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For many travelers, the extra adventures are worth the troubles.
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But Kennedy troubles these fissures in riskier and timelier ways.
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Apple's sales troubles could put a bid in for Salesforce.
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Kushner's new troubles will make those questions even more acute.
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The broader legal troubles for Fox News continued on Tuesday.
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Mr. Flynn's legal troubles have only mounted in recent days.
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The intense scrutiny of his personal life compounded his troubles.
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Ms. Hassan has had her own troubles with Mrs. Clinton.
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The financial troubles would deteriorate further in Florida, Sinema recalled.
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Ocean acidification is another source of our coral reef troubles.
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Mr Jeffs's arrest did not end Short Creek's legal troubles.
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The financial troubles have sparked fear of contagion across Europe.
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Israel investigation Benjamin Netanyahu's troubles just got a lot worse.
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A bad holiday season only added to the company's troubles.
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The troubles for Australia's media are not limited to newspapers.
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And that is just the start of the bank's troubles.
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Mr. Trump saw the source of the protagonist's troubles differently.
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There will be trouble, and there might also be Troubles.
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Excessive sleepiness, limpness, breathing troubles or even death can result.
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And that's where some of the Trump administration's troubles began.
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The indictment adds another layer to Avenatti's mounting legal troubles.
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And they, you know, they didn't have troubles with us.
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Troubles however continue as analysts remain uncertain of the bank's future.
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He had to park his troubles and go be Elton John.
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LOW: 22015But 22015 didn't mark the end of Lohan's legal troubles.
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The company even made a joke about its troubles on stage.
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I guess romantic troubles have an adverse effect on perfect hair.
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After that, Locklear's troubles continued as her rehab visits became public.
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Pondering the age of the universe puts humanity's troubles in perspective.
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As the bubble grows, Bitcoin is facing regulatory troubles as well.
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Sodexo's troubles also hit the shares of rivals Compass and Elior.
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He said the group's troubles began with the announcement of tariffs.
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That may be a prospect that troubles his successor rather less.
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But new troubles are easily born, and old ones die hard.
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Sean: I definitely didn't have those troubles when I reviewed AirPods.
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The "Bodak Yellow" MC has her own troubles with the law.
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Not all QC35 II customers are running into the same troubles.
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For all its troubles, NATO remains the only game in town.
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Clinton has tried to downplay the fuss about her email troubles.
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Sam Smith is taking time to recuperate following some vocal troubles.
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But the shadow of Ostadhassan's immigration troubles never seems to lift.
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He appointed Thiam, and therefore shares some responsibility for his troubles.
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So what are the nihilists doing that so troubles China's leaders?
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The C-919 has had teething troubles, making that timetable ambitious.
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Some have made risky acquisitions, inheriting loan books with hidden troubles.
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Its troubles became apparent last year when it issued profit warnings.
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AI is bound to suffer some troubles—how could it not?
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In a country where mental troubles are taboo, this is useful.
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Troubles with the Boeing 737 Max are part of the reason.
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Deutsche Bank has struggled with high costs and troubles with regulators.
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Trade troubles and other problems could add to the cyclical pain.
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The show rarely delves into the troubles of the prison system.
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Teresa Giudice is sending a message about her husband's legal troubles.
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Bad location on the changeup was a key to Estrada's troubles.
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But those businesses aren't immune from the troubles facing the country.
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The company's troubles have their roots in the dysfunction of apartheid.
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Trump would also receive an additional $6.2 million for his troubles.
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New Look declined to comment on it latest supply chain troubles.
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He said his troubles had begun on the morning of Sept.
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But often, troubles for one business can mean opportunities for others.
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Mr. Pardo Santayana attributed the market's softening to Argentina's economic troubles.
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BOEING FACES SEC PROBE INTO DISCLOSURES ABOUT 737 MAX TROUBLES - BLOOMBERG
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But troubles at SolarWorld's German parent put a stop to that.
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One result of Hanjin's troubles is that shipping rates have spiked.
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Even when senior figures admit the party's troubles, caveats soon follow.
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Despite the troubles, government bond sales are reportedly now on track.
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During those six years, Instagram also had its share of troubles.
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This is the least of the president&aposs troubles, I think.
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Perez: Registering may cure the FARA problem but other troubles remain.
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Turkey is now adjusting to some of their macro-economic troubles.
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I asked Fuentes how he knew he was having mental troubles.
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The Troubles in Northern Ireland is high up on that list.
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A lot of people seek out strangers to discuss their troubles.
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But the troubles that overwhelmed it were already taking firm root.
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The asset class's troubles are not just consigned to faltering supply.
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A Mashable explainer on China's economic troubles can be found here.
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The growing threat of offensive space weapons also troubles other experts.
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As of last night, Apple's San Bernardino troubles are officially over.
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The president may not address his recent troubles in the remarks.
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Beador and Judge seem to be having troubles of their own.
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People need to lean on each other and share their troubles.
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The economy also suffers from a range of home-grown troubles.
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" They vanished during a 30-year conflict known as the "Troubles.
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The threat of legal troubles for Kelly is becoming more tangible.
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But Trump's troubles with public opinion are much bigger than that.
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India has mostly stayed aloof from troubles outside its immediate waters.
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My parents used to say our family's troubles were pretty minor.
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Nonetheless, Menendez's troubles are sure to be of concern for Democrats.
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When they pop, there are financial crises, which create economic troubles.
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Persky's troubles began just days after his decision in June 2016.
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But they might be just the tip of his legal troubles.
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Ryanair became the latest European airline to warn of troubles ahead.
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Who else is not yet to blame for all our troubles?
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Iverson had troubles with the law, and financial problems after retirement.
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The economic troubles could hardly have come at a worse time.
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By draining moribund places of talented workers, it exacerbates their troubles.
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The tax, higher education and benefits systems all have serious troubles.
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Go deeper...Behind the scenes: Troubles ahead for Trump's NAFTA replacement
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But the financial reorganization has been compounded by other legal troubles.
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The troubles at Uber have also helped Lyft's position with riders.
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Most insidiously, we think of fertility troubles as rare and unnatural.
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And given Mr. Trump's troubles, the temptation to coast is understandable.
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The Cubs' biggest troubles came because of Washington starter Jeremy Hellickson.
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Maybe he thought he could divert attention from his domestic troubles.
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Ghosn's troubles began last month when he was arrested in Tokyo.
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In other words, don't stress too much about toilet training troubles.
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Reynolds has been plagued by numerous legal troubles over the years.
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Sarva views WeWork's troubles as fundamentally symptomatic of its business model.
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"I kind of saw it coming," she said of Ofo's troubles.
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The nation's troubles are evident, but our country has sound fundamentals.
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L) as well as troubles for high street stalwarts Mothercare (MTC.
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But Musk's labor troubles illustrate deeper problems with the Valley's philosophy.
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But Abengoa's global ambitions are now the source of its troubles.
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Today's verdict is hardly the end of the pair's legal troubles.
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Before long, news of the Underwoods' marital troubles make Fox News.
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To everyone else, he just emphasizes the extent of their troubles.
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Three key drivers: Tariffs, inter-bank lending rates and Facebook's troubles.
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That obviously turned out to be the least of his troubles.
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Trump's PSA was very low, meaning he has no prostate troubles.
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Sinclair also is going to have troubles finding another merger partner.
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Milkman is a novel about The Troubles, but from the inside.
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There is no indication the technical troubles are linked to hackers.
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Even in an area devoted to helping people forget their troubles.
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Clinton (for trying to "drag" him into her own email troubles).
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But Time Warner's troubles could be a profit opportunity for investors.
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We are not spared a gimlet-eyed glimpse of the Troubles.
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Like, when Ricky and Abby lay awake and discuss their troubles.
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Were there any signs of some of the troubles to come?
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Despite the sentencing in New York, Weinstein's legal troubles aren't over.
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There may also be accurate reports of troubles with voting machines.
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But Japan's troubles also have a direct influence on other countries.
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As his professional troubles mount, so, too, do his personal ones.
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The combined company settled in 2010, but its legal troubles continued.
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Whether the Troubles are about to return is still just speculation.
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Immigration troubles them because, they say, it adds too much debt.
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Uber's backers are eager to put last year's troubles behind them.
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Our address was known for having constant troubles and long curfews.
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And that loan denial was just the start of Stovall's troubles.
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I'm sorry that he's got some troubles, but I like him.
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That said, today, it will pay a price for its troubles.
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China has its own troubles that come with a government rescue.
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For many millennials, the recent stock market troubles don't mean much.
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MEXICO CITY — Sorry, we have too many troubles of our own.
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It's impossible for these senators to solve their party's political troubles.
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Here's why Italy's troubles matter to the rest of the world.
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All of this loveliness, though, can't make Picard forget his troubles.
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The roots of these troubles lie in Turkey's nation-building project.
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Catholic grievances over discrimination fueled animosities that helped precipitate the Troubles.
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The visit also came as Netanyahu faces legal troubles at home.
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But his legal troubles have threatened to interfere with his career.
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" He blamed his legal troubles on being "fundamentally trusting of everybody.
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Then there are the league's troubles with domestic abuse and race.
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Throughout the story, Rez's troubles center on his search for identity.
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NT: Let me ask you a big question that troubles me.
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But Friday's charge signals troubles ahead for those with outstanding bills.
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The trip also comes as Trump faces snowballing troubles back home.
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Family members are forced to confront their troubles and one another.
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Of all the bogus anecdotes, this one troubles me the most.
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But its troubles were prevalent long before anyone saw the movie.
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His recent troubles trace back to a general election in 2184.
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Or the focus could go back to Mr. Netanyahu's legal troubles.
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That song, "The Clock," had the usual troubles: tempo, tone, choreography.
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Despite money troubles, Democrats have been doing well in special elections.
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And how do South America's troubles mirror the United States' own?
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Taiwan's WHO troubles last week became another flashpoint in Sino-U.
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Shanahan's nomination was shelved after some family troubles came to light.
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The company's troubles are a symptom of the broader industry's issues.
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The jeweller's Greek owners have also faced their share of troubles.
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He tied his troubles to broader human rights issues in Turkey.
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That brings us to Crane, who has had his own troubles.
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Nissan's most recent earnings report revealed the depth of its troubles.
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Now they're suggesting that Google could take advantage of Huawei's troubles.
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The reasons for his community's troubles are many, Mr. Lucentini concedes.
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I know that troubles me and I'm not the only one.
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Troubles in repo markets illustrate the threat posed by this opacity.
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Trade war troubles But the latest data presented some troubling signals.
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"Mental Illness" wallows in its troubles, and it's an exquisite wallow.
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How might we subvert the divisiveness that so troubles the debate?
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But this was around the time Planet Hollywood was having troubles.
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Troubles arise "if you are doing it in secret," he said.
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This isn't the start of Huawei's troubles with the US government.
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Isn't a Caribbean vacation by definition an escape from life's troubles?
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Mr. Clinton's troubles got worse when the Senate returned to Washington.
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Hodgkinson also had troubles at his home inspection business, JTH Inspections.
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Sale made his point and got sent home for his troubles.
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Trump's PSA is very low, meaning he has no prostate troubles.
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The Daniels lawsuit seems the least of Cohen's legal troubles now.
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Looks like they're at about the part when Tonya's troubles begin.
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Trump has already pinpointed scapegoats for the stock market's recent troubles.
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We apologize for any troubles may have caused by this misunderstanding.
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Yeah, they cause a lot of troubles for business and politics.
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"We came back to Juba to find the troubles," Angelina said.
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Indeed, the most helpful — if sobering — point Tomasky makes is that while our current troubles created the conditions that brought us a President Trump, those troubles would exist no matter who was in the White House.
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And Chris Christie opens up about marital troubles in a new book.
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Like Mr. Carr, he struggled through addiction and troubles with the law.
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But the sense that something deeper is wrong also troubles the industry.
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Meanwhile, Beador and Judge seem to be having troubles of their own.
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Their goal: to find 12 jurors who hadn't followed her legal troubles.
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Finally, a post-Brexit Britain is likely to suffer prolonged economic troubles.
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So far China has looked rather well insulated from all these troubles.
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The market's troubles are far from over, according to one chart watcher.
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Screenshot: UberAmong Uber's many troubles, passenger safety has been a persistent concern.
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Trump remains vulnerable to embarrassment as his legal and political troubles mount.
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She no longer had to live with Hodel – but her troubles continued.
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The people who're in it are troubled with troubles almost every minute.
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The Troubles seem to shape the two men's understanding of their roots.
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Rose McGowan is facing more legal troubles after her arrest in November.
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The real estate move comes amid myriad legal troubles for the family.
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The troubles are not for a lack of trying on management's part.
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Gandhi's political troubles are not only national; they lie closer to home.
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We've had troubles in the steel industry and in the manufacturing industry.
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Are Sean and Catherine Lowe trying to keep their marriage troubles hidden?
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It's something that coaxes one's gaze as much as it troubles it.
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Despite the company's recent troubles, Macy's is up 158% under Lundgren's leadership.
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But there is a way Ethiopia can brace for its brewing troubles.
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Some of the early shortcomings could be put down to teething troubles.
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We are just so grateful for him, even with his medical troubles.
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"Ozark" has a mix of family troubles, money problems, and criminal schemes.
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Investigators learned she had a history of emotional troubles, the officials said.
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Mr Thorne's troubles began after he received the comptroller-general, Edgar Alarcón.
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This is not the first time Smith has run into vocal troubles.
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In addition to an order, Sofia wants some money for her troubles.
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He said Japan ranked between average and ugly given its demographic troubles.
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Prior to the legal troubles, Qualcomm shares traded above $70 a share.
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And Zendaya's character's teen troubles won't be the only ones viewers follow.
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As his troubles mount, he will become less bound by institutional machinery.
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Not to mention, reports of the company's financial troubles continue to multiply.
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Their troubles are a symptom of a deepening crisis in the industry.
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A new paper on eel navigation highlights some of these systemic troubles.
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The show's ensemble grapples with the Troubles and with typical teen problems.
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Ryanair does not think its recent troubles will dent its financial performance.
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There could be a small bright spot, however, in Brazil's economic troubles.
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Turns out, Howard's insecurity is coming from his own troubles with masculinity.
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But now, Trump's campaign troubles could be spilling over into Trump Inc.
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The approval isn't the end of Tesla and Musk's legal troubles, though.
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This suit is just one instance of Tyga's money troubles going public.
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So long as it only troubles ordinary people, the ban will continue.
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Meanwhile, Hanjin's sailors could take the worst hit from the shipper's troubles.
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Graswald told DeQuarto about troubles in her relationship with Viafore, DeQuarto testified.
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There have been occasional, previous reports of heart troubles with these drugs.
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Bond and currency markets point to economic troubles in oil-producing nations.
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What if his troubles could have been addressed effectively, and much sooner?
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Adding to their troubles, firms' productivity gains all but stopped in 2017.
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"There have been money troubles," a source close to Letourneau tells PEOPLE.
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Hardly a week goes by without some new development that troubles them.
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Legal and family troubles, partying and lavish spending were reportedly to blame.
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Malaysia's flagship carrier has seen quite a few troubles in recent times.
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Yet throughout his high-profile legal troubles, Hernandez himself largely remained silent.
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Make yourself comfortable, the future holds many troubles and joys for you.
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"Usually when storms move this quickly they have troubles developing," he said.
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She's gotta pin her troubles on someone… why not it be me?
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These troubles could be a sign of things to come for growers.
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Money was tight, and Moufak soon began blaming her for their troubles.
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Has GE -- have their -- the troubles at GE, has that helped Siemens?
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The ammunition turned out to be the start of Soulja's real troubles.
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Cardi B's meteoric rise to fame has not come without some troubles.
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Critically, it's where this debt is concentrated in China that troubles economists.
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" Rodriguez told TMZ Sports ... "We have some troubles in Mexico right now.
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"She wasn't causing any troubles," said Steven Ziller, a farmer from Belmond.
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More generally, central banks lack potent tools to offset imported economic troubles.
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And with tempers still running high, Nepal's troubles are not yet over.
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Head coach Bruce Arians was asked about Dawson's troubles again on Wednesday.
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Mr Cruz is making the most of Mr Trump's troubles with women.
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His troubles are in part the flipside of his vote-getting strategy.
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Trump's support comes despite some conservatives blaming Ryan for the GOP's troubles.
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What is the rest of the world to learn from Brazil's troubles?
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The troubles also extend to Nissan's alliance with the French automaker Renault.
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Coleman's life post-"Diff'rent Strokes" was marked by financial and legal troubles.
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Germany rightly says that Italy's troubles are largely of its own making.
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The same insurance coverage they're having troubles with is our insurance too.
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The Hill's Vicki Needham takes us through the troubles: http://bit.ly/1QZ5X7F.
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But in addition to his legal troubles, the possibility of impeachment loomed.
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SunEdison's troubles stemmed from its rapid growth across several areas, analysts say.
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SunEdison's troubles stemmed from its rapid growth across several areas, analysts said.
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No, not those sort of money troubles — rather, it's his Venmo account.
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The issue was likely tied to troubles Friday with Amazon Web Services.
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Thunderstorms brought more troubles to areas already saturated by other recent storms.
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Tonight's debate is part of intensifying the national spotlight on Flint's troubles.
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Now, because of Loyalton's troubles, Calpers could cut it to about $2000,222.
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CMV infection left abnormalities in Jane's brain, which may presage developmental troubles.
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So sorry 2 hear about the troubles of Ben & Jen #prayers pic.twitter.
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Chipotle's troubles did help Moe's Southwest Grill, at least to a degree.
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Fernandez waded through early command troubles until the Marlins' offense kicked in.
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Clinton's email troubles prove she should not be trusted with the briefings.
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Fled his hedge fund, This Side of Capital, and all its troubles.
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Some of Cohen's business partners have had past legal troubles, as well.
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Wall Street also eyed Washington amid more news regarding Trump's legal troubles.
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Even before Mr. Trump's victory, Mr. Tsipras's troubles had mounted all year.
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It's not a moral conundrum that troubles them; it's a career conundrum.
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Legal analysts say Trump's legal troubles are not over (The Washington Post).
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He thought the worst was over, but his troubles were only beginning.
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The short-term nature of the options trade is what troubles Elfenbein.
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As for Jane this week, she's facing a whole host of troubles.
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If PBMs were an automobile, you might say they have engine troubles.
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This week's legal troubles aren't a new development for Philly's native son.
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" On whether he blames the 1MDB board for the fund's troubles: "No.
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"Troubles started there, so we moved to this place," Al-Hasan says.
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The big picture: The troubles of the Turkish lira have deep roots.
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Clinton often mentions Trump's troubles in Atlantic City on the campaign trail.
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However, Jenner was not the only one creating market troubles for Snap.
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Noble's troubles began after Iceberg Research questioned its accounts in February 2015.
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Both Mr. Putin and Mr. Erdogan have had recent troubles with Washington.
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The doctor, pondering his troubles, was startled and horrified by this remark.
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And the kids are from families who were involved in the Troubles.
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For all of the improvement here, the schools still have their troubles.
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Yet despite these troubles, the amount orchestras pay their conductors is increasing.
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You know what these readers share in common, aside from neighbor troubles?
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She used their troubles to inaccurately depict the breadth of the crisis.
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It is not clear how CEFC's troubles will affect the Rosneft deal.
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Mr. Netanyahu, who was visiting Washington, saw his troubles grow back home.
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Researchers have discovered links to stomach problems, sleeping troubles and hearing loss.
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Even as troubles persist on the ground, the industry pushback has continued.
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My L-word troubles are with my boy, my best friend, Kichi.
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Tennis allowed her to focus and get away from all her troubles.
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In rural areas, women discuss marriage troubles on call-in radio shows.
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Wash away your troubles with something as simple and plentiful as water.
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So, what troubles are Frank and the gang getting into this season?
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Tourism has boomed, thanks in part to troubles in Turkey and Egypt.
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In a strange way, the social network's troubles only underscored its dominance.
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But no matter Mr. Moore's troubles, the Democrats face a serious challenge.
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GM was just the result of many, many troubles over many years.
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He had long been able to keep his troubles from his coaches.
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Sounds like everyone's trying to forget their troubles and move on accordingly.
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It was a life of constant financial troubles and low social status.
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"I'm going through some relationship troubles, let's just say," Ms. Carrasco said.
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But what troubles me about Lowry's post isn't just the sloppy logic.
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Turkey's economic troubles, analysts say, are largely of Mr. Erdogan's own making.
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Are we supposed to believe those troubles aren't influencing their political beliefs?
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Melvin Gregg ("American Vandal") stars as a player with off-court troubles.
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" The individual added: "Sorry if we have made troubles for you unintentionally.
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" He continued, "And that is what, as a PR person, troubles me.
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"But there's still the intelligence sharing aspect that troubles me," he added.
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In Europe, with all the troubles, it's alive and well and kicking.
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According to Heidegger, the everyday shows itself when its familiarity troubles us.
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The regime is making a point of blaming its troubles on women.
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This is not the first time Mr. Batista has faced legal troubles.
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Hartnett is not alone in his warning of potential troubles for stocks.
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Their marital troubles were splashed across the pages of India's biggest newspapers.
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She started to have breathing troubles, which hospital doctors ascribed to asthma.
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In a new apartment, with rent to pay, the couple's troubles escalated.
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Now, the fair is planning to offer compensation for the galleries' troubles.
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But for the last several years, it has grappled with financial troubles.
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These and other troubles led clients to distance themselves from Mr. Khashoggi.
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That changed when she started having money troubles and stopped paying rent.
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Some predict a revival of the violence once known as the Troubles.
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Nissan has also blamed a "personality cult" around Ghosn for its troubles.
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But the 2019 holiday shopping season brought their troubles into stark relief.
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But Holy Cross has serious financial troubles, and it is not alone.
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Residents now come to the events prepared to talk about their troubles.
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But throughout the company's troubles, Cramer has believed in CEO McMillon's vision.
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Leah's troubles began when she was eight and her parents got divorced.
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"We grew up in Dublin, and there were the Troubles," he said.
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But the fortunes and troubles of each collided on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Pizza Hut's troubles reflect aggressive competition for Chinese consumers' wallets, analysts say.
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The book ultimately exists because of the songs, which outlived the troubles.
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If the dancers have troubles, imagine the situation of the company directors.
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Despite the troubles during the trip up, Starliner's landing was otherwise flawless.
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As the company's troubles worsened this year, its stock price also cratered.
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But it would take much more to correct the Knicks' manifold troubles.
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Word of the company's troubles spread around the harbor late last week.
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The two were having marital troubles, investigators found, Dufour told the judge.
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Many Koreans also fear that Samsung's troubles would hurt the national economy.
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The sanctions were not Mr. El Aissami's only troubles in recent days.
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The judge previously delayed the case due to Cohen's separate legal troubles.
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"Burundi went through troubles, and security now is not perfect," he said.
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That troubles some conservative Christians, who fear their brand is being tarnished.
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His troubles were compounded by misfortune as he missed several open shots.
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Despite his legal troubles, Mr. Beckman accepted my request for an interview.
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Go deeper: Troubles loom for the battery supply chain for electric vehicles
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We will eventually find out about the shooter's motivations, troubles and challenges.
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Slater has had his own troubles with the monkey over the years.
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Despite his troubles, Babis's ANO party maintains a commanding lead in polls.
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The "Extinction Gong's" automation troubles the direness of the event it commemorates.
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Trade war troubles are once again being reflected in the U.S. stock market.
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You also see people coming because of the troubles in the Middle East.
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Despite Mr Macron's troubles this week, this aura of inevitability has not dissipated.
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Then I settle in before my archives and books and my troubles multiply.
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The family's financial troubles during the Depression left an indelible impression on him.
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In the trial's aftermath, Tamar left the Hodel household, but her troubles continued.
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Former Attorney General Michael Mukasey spoke extensively about Hillary Clinton's email server troubles.
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In September executives put a plan in place to fix the division's troubles.
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Hardships aside, Lewis said he is hopeful his relationship troubles can be resolved.
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Grumpy Cat was such a big shot that she even had legal troubles.
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De Blasio's troubles with the tabloids have been long-running and reliably colorful.
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Rumors abound that her disappearance may be related to troubles with Chinese authorities.
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Apart from the relationship troubles, Lewis and Edward have had a tumultuous year.
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But the consumer genetics company hasn't been without its troubles along the way.
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Tio will also give Mike a cool five thousand bucks for his troubles.
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Instead, Mr García′s troubles seem to have come at the last hurdle.
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They were subsequently forced to sell the property as their legal troubles mounted.
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Airbus's management is moving to contain the technical troubles on its new planes.
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Dr. Garza hopes some high-tech ingenuity can help fix the salmon's troubles.
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They weren't well-off or anything, but they certainly didn't have financial troubles.
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LeBron James may not have any money troubles once his playing days finish.
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Santos alleged that Sherman was consumed with financial troubles and a celebrity lifestyle.
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Cubans complain much of their economic troubles stem from the U.S. trade embargo.
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Its share price fell only a little on news of the merger's troubles.
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That means either Apple is seeing outrageous demand, or it's suffering manufacturing troubles.
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The Weirdos head to the beach but have hearse troubles along the way.
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Now it's proving that Facebook isn't the only social network with growth troubles.
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But legal troubles may prevent their two MEPs from taking up their seats.
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Its troubles have only increased as more competition emerges in the wearables space.
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Richards, 50, seems to address some of their troubles in her tagline, too.
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It hosted Mr Bashir in February and has kept mum on Algeria's troubles.
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Buzz quickly flew around a nervous Street that more troubles could be ahead.
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He also admitted that he made "fatal mistakes" that led to LeEco's troubles.
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"I'm not sure if my [state-owned] buyers have financial troubles," Qian said.
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But that does not imply that shrinking the balance-sheet caused market troubles.
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However, passengers may be less certain that Ryanair's troubles are at an end.
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Still, he said Boeing's troubles would "absolutely not" boost demand for Embraer's planes.
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BC 1715+425's troubles began when its galaxy bumped up against another.
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But the disparity is worth mentioning and points to some potential QA troubles.
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It doesn't seem like that can be Uber right now with its troubles.
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But then he had to park his troubles and go be Elton John.
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One asked Mr Kron if Alstom's legal troubles had forced this unexpected event.
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During the Troubles, paramilitaries ran a shadow justice system to police their neighbourhoods.
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They are not the only opponents of the junta to face legal troubles.
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ITT Technical Institute's recent troubles shouldn't be much of a surprise to anyone.
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Amid troubles in the market, the most common advice is to do nothing.
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He tipped me almost the full price of his check for my troubles.
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Could this be the catalyst for a renewed Troubles-style campaign of violence?
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The company knew there might be objectionable-content troubles, but underestimated their scope.
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But a familiar spectre is following them up the M40 motorway: housing troubles.
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Turkey's local troubles have left it more dependent on EU markets and investment.
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Yet Trump now faces a sea of troubles — some of his own making.
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Vance's central argument is that hillbillies themselves are to blame for their troubles.
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Additionally, manufacturing troubles at Mylan's Morgantown plant in West Virginia is hurting profits.
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Beyond his troubles with Trump, Priebus feuded with other top White House advisers.
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Carolina's troubles on special teams continued, going 0-for-3 on power plays.
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Though he found troubles down the road, he served from 2009 to 2014.
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Tuesday's troubles On Tuesday, three people died as tornadoes swept across the South.
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Well, at least she got one hell of a photo for her troubles.
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That issue, in the end, may be the biggest contributor to Solo's troubles.
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What troubles do new converts run into with their faith as they acculturate?
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Noble's troubles and Glencore's strength are not the only reasons for the malaise.
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The troubles at the border, which began last July, have already slowed growth.
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She also blamed a lot of her troubles and infamous moments on drugs.
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They recommend that companies already have crisis strategies in place when troubles arise.
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Its troubles stoked fears of a bigger malaise in India's shadow banking sector.
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Still, many of Trump's troubles are rooted in questions of transparency and influence.
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Animal Planet's Jackson Galaxy is stepping up to solve Taylor Swift's cat troubles.
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MTN's recent travails are just the latest wave in a sea of troubles.
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It's not like she's having high-profile troubles with the law or anything.
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It helped elect Trump—and ultimately gave us Tillerson and his email troubles.
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Prime-time troubles Theresa May thought a speech would help relaunch her premiership.
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Unloading assets might not be enough to fix GE's troubles, though, said Sanchez.
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No one in the neighborhood knows anything about Sri Lanka or its troubles.
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Many left their homelands because of troubles like starvation, lawlessness and religious intolerance.
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For a baby boy and $5 million for their troubles, they can relocate.
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Part of what troubles them is that Mr. Jackson is still anatomically female.
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That's something he wants to do to deflect from the troubles at home.
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Donald Trump does not represent the beginning of the troubles for black people.
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The settlement of the federal criminal case does not end Takata's legal troubles.
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And she promised to bring a businesslike approach to reversing the league's troubles.
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Netanyahu's troubles began Wednesday when Liberman, his hardline Defense Minister, announced his resignation.
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Tech troubles: It's shaping up to be a rough day for tech stocks.
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Still, the dismal results have come as a surprise and underscore Valeant's troubles.
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Berry's earlier legal troubles happened in parallel with his battle over his race.
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Alexander Dugin, a nationalist ideologist, says Russia is entering a time of troubles.
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No troubles were revealed and Syndegaard has pitched twice since with no problems.
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As for Mitsubishi's troubles in Japan, he didn't put much stock in it.
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He was banking on Sessions to put an end to all his troubles.
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Officials said he was a lawyer and had experienced troubles at his firm.
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But one bite of the pie made me forget all my mortal troubles.
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More delicate or nuanced performances might draw us deeper into the family's troubles.
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Ackerman said Trump's behavior could reflect a fear of possible impending legal troubles.
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A handful of police officers were the only sign of last week's troubles.
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Mr. Velazquez said the real source of his troubles was his prior record.
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Puerto Rico's financial troubles are driven, to a remarkable degree, by health care.
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In late 2016, Jia admitted that the company was facing acute financial troubles.
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But Collins's legal troubles now have Democrats believing they can flip the script.
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Popular's troubles, although isolated in Spain's largely robust banking sector, could rattle investors.
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He was a reality television star, and his financial troubles were behind him.
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Since the end of The Troubles, Derry has become a vibrant cultural hub.
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In Ramos Arizpe, Coahuila, financial and union troubles weighed on contractor Grupo Tradeco.
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"It never troubles me that our laws are being upheld," he told reporters.
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It troubles Sarah Repucci, who studies democracy and human rights at Freedom House.
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Brick and mortar's troubles have been laid at the feet of digital disruption.
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Much of what troubles Iraq today is the legacy of Saddam Hussein's brutality.
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Haas confided to a concerned Sylvia that he and Fieri were having troubles.
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Taser got the amount reduced to $150,25 on appeal, but other troubles followed.
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It's a timely launch given the family separation troubles at the nation's border.
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But they had very different stories about who was responsible for their troubles.
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In the end, there's no quick and easy solution for her financial troubles.
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The sect has seen legal troubles in the past—pretty damn big ones.
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I'll talk about the troubles we've had, the joys, the pitches, the mistakes.
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He then faced a problem that regularly troubles those living in remote areas.
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Mr. Greiner said past redevelopment plans had foundered amid financial troubles and lawsuits.
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Ryanair has previously warned that its profits might get hammered by Boeing's troubles.
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I don't know if there are going to be troubles traveling into Europe.
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Maybe it'll help you feel better about the troubles on your mind, too.
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The troubles at G.E.'s big power turbine business were deeper than expected.
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Ford is now "taking urgent action," although its troubles will linger, he said.
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Any suspicions about Russian interference in the vote would deepen the troubles Mrs.
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Troubles at high-profile startups, meanwhile, have become cautionary tales for many investors.
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If you are reading this, chances are you are having Wi-Fi troubles.
|
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But in moments of great distress, even clothing tends to reflect our troubles.
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Sadly, more troubles arise as he and Chloe try to restore their closeness.
|
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Yet the settlement with Apple does not end all of Qualcomm's legal troubles.
|
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Economic troubles were also at the forefront of Chinese leaders' concerns this week.
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At the center of the party's troubles is a business family, the Guptas.
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But a string of legal troubles is threatening to jeopardize his storied career.
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Or did individuals simply make ill-considered choices and cause their own troubles?
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That's a rather surprising response to Tekashi's legal troubles given their volcanic history.
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On one hand, Democrats' troubles in this race are unique to the state.
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Democrats tried it this year and got a House majority for their troubles.
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Many I.R.A. members served time in prison during the Troubles, sometimes long stretches.
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The troubles with recycling have amplified calls for limiting waste at its source.
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Mr. Rouhani blamed United States sanctions, not government management, for his country's troubles.
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Many migrants are children fleeing gang violence and other troubles in Central America.
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But for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada, the troubles have just begun.
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I was just about in serious financial troubles when I found that job.
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Depression and addiction — Annie's troubles — aren't her particular diagnoses, but she understands them.
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" Clyburn's explanation for Biden's troubles was that "people were confusing goodness as weakness.
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Angela's troubles with Voci made her apprehensive about the next round of automation.
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But in recent years, the school has gone through troubles of its own.
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Having experienced the normal troubles of air travel, I'm enjoying its abnormal delights.
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ADM has also faced challenges with sluggish commodity prices and ethanol industry troubles.
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And some of Mr. Trump's former national security aides warned of further troubles.
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Problem is fracking, despite its troubles, is a boon to the Pennsylvania economy.
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We quantified the extent of Tesla's legal troubles, so you don't have to.
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He also blamed the proliferation of drugs for most of the country's troubles.
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Breathing it in can inflame airways, triggering respiratory troubles, heart problems, even dementia.
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No opposition troubles Mr Abe, so expect him to breeze through Sato's record.
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But her troubles go beyond staffing and strategy: Her financial predicament is dire.
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Mr. Netanyahu's troubles should not be a cause for schadenfreude among his foes.
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Evan's troubles are compounded when news of the (fake) friendship spreads at school.
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The troubles began, as I knew they would, when the bills started arriving.
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Sulzer, much like Trump, blamed his troubles on political enemies and the press.
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Turkey's troubles came into the limelight last month after the lira depreciated sharply.
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Those troubles were a harbinger of general election weakness for Carter and Bush.
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Deutsche Bank's troubles have cast a spotlight on the firm's chairman, Paul Achleitner.
|
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According to the MyDyer lawsuit, LuLaRoe's troubles began to brew in spring 2017.
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Mr. Arpaio has been embroiled in legal troubles for at least a decade.
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"It's important to say that loneliness is causing us health troubles," Matt says.
|
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No one questions that Turkey is grappling with a long string of troubles.
|
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Depp's financial and legal troubles have been legion in the last several years.
|
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More than 3,600 people died during the Troubles, and thousands more were injured.
|
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Retailers for teenagers have been hit particularly hard by troubles within the industry.
|
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Many experts pointed to that decision as a primary source of its troubles.
|
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The company's troubles reached a crescendo after Anbang's chairman, Wu Xiaohui, was detained.
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Ya gotta hope everyone at least walked away with FastPasses for their troubles.
|
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But industry experts and U.S. dealers blame his strategy for its current troubles.
|
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For all Nissan's troubles, Mr. Smith is determined to continue as a dealer.
|
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Jointly, another 18 percent attribute hiring troubles to the current low unemployment levels.
|
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The ethics office's letter adds to the troubles piling up on Ms. Conway.
|
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The legal troubles have raised questions about whether Trump will remain in office.
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Lyndon Johnson, Ronald Reagan and George Bush I had troubles with the Fed.
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It's as if some innate human savagery is to blame for our troubles.
|
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Yellen warned that those troubles could still infect the rest of the economy.
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It lets us know that Aaron Paul's Jesse Pinkman character still has troubles.
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Declining tourist arrivals into Hong Kong have added to the city's economic troubles.
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The euro zone, Britain's biggest trading partner, is facing its own economic troubles.
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Troubles at both lenders have sparked an acute liquidity crunch which may worsen.
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We know that Mr. Flynn has had some troubles with the truth before.
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Slender and grounded, Lena continually surmounts the fallout from her parents' financial troubles.
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If we got through those troubles, we can get through the current ones.
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Trump's attacks against Franken have also been complicated by Moore's troubles in Alabama.
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The main opposition Democratic Party, however, has failed to capitalize on Abe's troubles.
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Adding to the company's troubles, Valeant is also about $30 billion in debt.
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For once, Trump made no mention of the troubles he's facing at home.
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So should Melancon, the new closer, who solves the Giants' late-game troubles.
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Troubles at Kraft Heinz also cut deeply into the investing giant's bottom line.
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Someone is trying to kill him, but that's the least of his troubles.
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Male self-importance is, truly, the cause of all troubles in the world.
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Is Grimes, whose real name is Claire Boucher, the reason for Tesla's troubles?
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SEATTLE — Howard Schultz faced a full-court press of troubles as 230 began.
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As Mr. Avenatti's national profile grew, so did his legal and financial troubles.
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Pruitt's own legal troubles, however, seem to have finally caught up with him.
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Even just our personal troubles we may have been having at any moment.
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Two top Scott Pruitt aides resign; Facebook has more troubles with user data.
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Total computerization along with inadequate software development may cause a lot of troubles.
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The old empires with their old debts and ancient troubles have new leaders.
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The Irish border became both an actual and symbolic battleground during the Troubles.
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"I ask them whether it pays to perpetrate election crimes and face the law for the sake of those who brought your parties to rock bottom and wish to transform their own troubles with the judiciary into Albania's troubles," he wrote.
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I think what journalists have to do is understand people's troubles so well by listening to them that they can see what the issues have to be if the political system is going to address those troubles, and then keep their eye and their coverage on those issues so that they are better representatives of what's bothering people than the politicians who are trying to make traction out of those troubles.
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She used to come and sit on my sofa and tell me her troubles.
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Listen, this is only the beginning of the troubles for all these corrupt people.
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Huawei's troubles will likely mean consumers will look elsewhere when shopping for a phone.
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The troubles underline decades of neglect in the south, heartland of Iraq's Shi'ite majority.
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Its CEO, Tim Cook, hasn't passed up a single chance to mock Facebook's troubles.
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On the economic troubles afflicting the American middle class, they have nothing to say.
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That malaise only shakes off once the guys start taking arms against their troubles.
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Those with a history of legal troubles can be particularly focused on this sector.
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The evidence that such a treatment could help treat erectile troubles is still nascent.
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And then we get to Social Capital, whose troubles appear to be more managerial.
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The troubles of Africa's largest economy have been exacerbated by a debilitating currency shortage.
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But her troubles continue when Lysa accuses her of instigating a kiss with Littlefinger.
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While the days of the Troubles may be over, tensions have not quite ended.
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Despite Zoes' troubles, Cava Group remains a profitable business even after the companies merged.
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Some argue that Uber's troubles on Friday had little to do with Uber specifically.
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He apologizes profusely and insists on giving me $10 for "coffee" for my troubles.
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Residents here constantly fret about the vacant homes, eyesores that reinforce the city's troubles.
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Despite his troubles, polls show Mr Netanyahu's coalition beating the opposition in an election.
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It's the sound of engines on the village's sandy roads that troubles him now.
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For his troubles, he was the first president ever to be burned in effigy.
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"I don't need any new troubles," he said with a wan smile, when asked.
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But one thing is for sure: Julian Assange's legal troubles are far from over.
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Greg Suhr's troubles began long before he was appointed as San Francisco's police chief.
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But a common theme to the troubles outside America is concern about China's economy.
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" Tess and Sasha decide to forget all their troubles by getting completely "fucked up.
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Help him ease his phone-related troubles with an R2-D2 USB car charger.
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Biden, noting his client's financial troubles, asked the judge for leniency and got it.
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Bill Baruch, president of Blue Line Futures, says Boeing's troubles may be behind it.
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He continued to attribute any slowdown in the United States to economic troubles overseas.
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Of course, this leads to troubles, many of which fall on the fanciful side.
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Contrary to this assessment, the book does suggest more lasting improvements to socioeconomic troubles.
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Investors may wonder why regulators failed to spot the depth of Popular's troubles sooner.
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The bottom line: Don't read this deal as a macro commentary on unicorn troubles.
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It's the iScapegoat, a perfect patsy for any troubles that may await in 2019.
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He specifically points to Japan's economic troubles two decades ago to make his point.
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He had denied wrongdoing involving Odebrecht, and blamed his legal troubles on political persecution.
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He gives her an exit strategy for her current troubles: he'll take her seat.
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There may be no immediate end in sight to Hillary Clinton's new email troubles.
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For all its troubles, the US is an indispensable leader of the free world.
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Unfortunately, for the GOP, any delay on its floated timetables could cause serious troubles.
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With his romantic reputation, too, the move seemed like meta-commentary on Meredith's troubles.
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Word of Deutsche Bank's troubles had clearly not reached many Berlin residents by midday.
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That's because the team believes the benefits to humanity will outweigh the transition troubles.
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I don't think that there is an issue of creating troubles at this level.
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Referencing the show's plot, Spacey-as-Clinton made a zinger about Hillary's email troubles.
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And all the while, the American public was kept unaware of JFK's physical troubles.
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Two other aggressive new battery-car start-ups have been having their own troubles.
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Despite such troubles, there are examples of how bricks-and-mortar shops might thrive.
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Its latest troubles date from last autumn, when the ECB identified losses of €200m.
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Still, while amusing given Facebook's troubles with fake news, that's not the point here.
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I started on the keto diet because I was having these troubles while traveling.
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Troubles in the energy industry have presented opportunities for bond investors thirsting for yields.
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Great person," George says ... "Just always full of laughter and joy despite his troubles.
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The Four Seasons pantomime will not be the end of the care industry's troubles.
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The Zervos lawsuit may seem minor compared to some of Trump's potential legal troubles.
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Also listed on the invitation were political figures who later faced ethical troubles: Sen.
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But struggling banks cannot simply blame history, officialdom and market structure for their troubles.
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You have to put your own troubles aside at times to talk to them.
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As Greece's economic troubles deepened, so too did anti-immigrant sentiment in many corners.
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But their real troubles are, and will further down the line be, the Rams.
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But it said these factors were helping it to resolve its industrial relations troubles.
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Busy schedules, frequent stress, and bad rest environments can be culprits for sleep troubles.
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Its share price fell 18 percent a quarter later as the growth troubles continued.
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Still, it's a potent comment on all of Mark "Not Sorry" Zuckerberg's recent troubles.
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For years the authority has been struggling with budgetary troubles and has neglected repairs.
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These qualities, of course, also helped lead to Trump's financial troubles in the 1990s.
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But something about the home troubles Sandor, and he's extremely reluctant to go inside.
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In others, they attempt to convince people to pay money to avoid legal troubles.
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Spain went on an infrastructure bonanza, and their economic troubles have been extremely significant.
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He kept talking in the third-person ("Shervy") about his marriage troubles and needs.
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In a speech early on Monday, Erdogan pledged to focus on Turkey's economic troubles.
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Even so, she and her husband were curious about the "troubles" their boy mentioned.
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Either way, for Moscow, Mueller's indictment is a worrying sign of troubles to come.
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Ultimately, I think Solo's box office troubles stem from a number of different factors.
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And we tried buying a few businesses that had troubles and all of that.
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The server troubles that have plagued the game since launch were also an issue.
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Teachers feel pushed over the edge to protest against a litany of resulting troubles.
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Some suspect the mess is a reaction to troubles in the European banking system.
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Manafort faces potential real troubles in the probe, according to current and former officials.
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Michigan's and Detroit's financial troubles made an appearance in the debate, albeit in passing.
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The Kardashian sisters (and their mom) have all had their relationship troubles and triumphs.
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Thirty years of troubles clobbered private-sector job creation and tourism in Northern Ireland.
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Cohen, beyond his recent legal troubles, has engaged in shady business practices for years.
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Fashion and shopping, and the glamour of it all, made my troubles go away.
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His lawyer denied that the cleric had fled Indonesia because of his legal troubles.
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Not all the T.S.A.'s troubles can be blamed on missteps by the agency.
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Also, these plans have a long history of financial troubles, with some becoming insolvent.
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It has also been plagued by construction, pollution and national economic troubles in Brazil.
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Some troubles, such as a lack of good jobs, are shared with other Indians.
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Timing of the deal could work in Ola's favor given the troubles at Uber.
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Since the original complaints were filed, Cohen has been embroiled in additional legal troubles.
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"This has nothing to do with me," Trump said of his embattled lawyer's troubles.
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These troubles have led to a precipitous decline in enrollment, particularly among stronger students.
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"The Troubles" in Northern Ireland and intifadas in Palestine are symptoms of this problem.
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A sample chat shown in the screenshots mentions things like classes and roommate troubles.
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The scrutiny of the payments could add to the legal troubles for Cohen. 4.
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New Jersey Transit faced significant troubles even before Thursday's tragedy, as Patrick McGeehan writes.
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He contends it's not the trade war exacerbating global troubles — it's the Federal Reserve.
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Instead, with Mr. Assange's legal troubles mounting, Mr. Putin would come to his defense.
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The legal troubles effectively ended his career, something he has tried to get past.
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But even in the heartland, his mind turned again to his troubles back home.
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Iraq's political troubles in 2011 and 2012 helped open space for the Islamic State.
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The cringeworthy performance of the news media in recent weeks rightly troubles sensible Americans.
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The fan and whisk signify the king's duty to chase away his people's troubles.
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By emphasizing the nation's economic troubles, the candidates are going where the voters are.
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Corsica's political and criminal troubles, though, have done little to dampen its tourism boom.
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Overcoming some early troubles The C-221 had a rather difficult time at first.
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SUNY Polytechnic seemed aware of Mr. Johnson's legal troubles, but not troubled by them.
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This week: Hillary Clinton's emails, the Sanders rapprochement, Trump's troubles and vice-presidential possibilities.
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That concern was exacerbated in the wake of troubles at Blue Apron and Snap.
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Economists generally dismiss talk that Britain is safely past troubles caused by the referendum.
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This move does not, as you might have predicted, put his troubles behind him.
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Any successor would face an even more difficulties, given the president's mounting political troubles.
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Deutsche Bank has been hampered with weaker earnings and legal troubles in recent years.
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The poll also shows Clinton's email troubles are still on the minds of voters.
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Negative rates didn't cause Deutsche Bank's troubles, Vistesen said, but they "absolutely" magnified them.
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He apologized profusely for the wait, and she tipped him $20 for his troubles.
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And remember, when things get rough, don't blame the disability for all your troubles.
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I watch them to relax, and to leave the troubles of daily life behind.
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" When Hannah explains her troubles with "nice guy" Fran, the woman declares: "Fuck nice.
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The title is particularly apt, as the exhibition addresses and troubles concept of commensurability.
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He knew more than me what type of troubles I would get in to.
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But even those riding high on success are at risk of mental health troubles.
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Is this just a minor misstep — or a harbinger of more serious troubles ahead?
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As department stores' troubles have grown, brands' urge to be independent has likewise fortified.
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Lutz believes the announcements were a way to deflect from the company's financial troubles.
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The term "whatabout" and its variants seem to have emerged during the Irish Troubles.
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The murder, Mr. Dalli said, "had absolutely nothing" to do with his own troubles.
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" Then he started discussing his financial troubles: "Man came in once, said, 'You Ray?
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Former CEO Dennis Muilenburg was fired in December over his handling of Boeing's troubles.
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Don Jr.'s mounting legal troubles do seem to bring out his father's affections.
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Mr. Haddad's troubles began with the fortuneteller's prediction about Prince Mohammed and fast food.
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And once a retailer's troubles are obvious, vendors often withhold merchandise, leaving assortment lackluster.
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Except that the man isn't really Pete, and the family's troubles are just beginning.
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" He continues: "The civil unrest caused by these murders troubles me a great deal.
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Modi's party may be victorious, but that doesn't mean its troubles are now over.
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After initial production troubles with the Model 3, its assembly line in Fremont, Calif.
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Similarly, Fadell pointed to the parent company's prudence to defend troubles at his own.
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Tesla's Model 3 production troubles give rival auto makers a chance to snatch customers.
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Despite his legal troubles, Mr. Brown has remained popular with an ardent fan base.
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Troubles mount for Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain, Cardinal George Pell and Boeing.
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What if Ned Stark does the right thing and is executed for his troubles?
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"I am really sorry to read about your troubles," the acquaintance, Jeffrey Citron, wrote.
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"Before the Troubles, there was loads of tourists coming through my town," he said.
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This troubles me as I can not think of a logical explanation for this.
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Once high-flying companies like WeWork ran into financial troubles and ousted their founders.
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"If you have some troubles, you're more aware of what you're doing," she said.
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But emerging markets are struggling and their troubles could lead to a worldwide recession.
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But Monsanto's legal troubles have already driven Bayer shares to a five-year low.
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The prospect of a Corbyn-led government troubles them almost as much as Brexit.
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Soon, though, he has bigger troubles, as rapid water sends his kayak off course.
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I get in bed at 229 but tummy troubles keep me awake until 229.
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What troubles me about Kelly's optimism is what it denies and what it obscures.
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We've come out of the Troubles — out of black and white and into color.
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His resilience perhaps comes because Carter has faced down health troubles in the past.
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This should mark the happy conclusion to her troubles, but they're far from over.
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Some of the demonstrators blamed Iran and its outsize influence for Iraq's economic troubles.
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The network's prime-time ratings have fallen, especially as Mr. Trump's troubles have grown.
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Alas, he had vocal troubles that night, though he recovered later in the run.
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The fact that Joseph's wife didn't know troubles her, and she wrestled with guilt.
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It's a distinct change from how Trump initially approached his legal troubles as president.
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That's further acknowledgment from the plane maker that its troubles are far from over.
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Both Trump and Netanyahu would like to divert attention away from their domestic troubles.
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Britain's FTSE 100 bore the brunt of London-listed HSBC's troubles, falling 0.4 percent.
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They weren't troubles caused by the constant spotlight or paparazzi that blight footballers' lives.
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For all its troubles, the current tax code does get a few things right.
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I mean, ridiculously cheap after the 1998 – when they had all kinds of troubles.
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A drain of drivers in the United States adds to its list of troubles.
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"A lot of the stuff troubles me, but it's not a crime," Graham said.
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Though she is indecisive and impatient, Clementine's troubles are more swiftly resolved than Ramona's.
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Post-presidential legal troubles are something of an occupational hazard for leaders of Taiwan.
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Investigators determined that the plane's troubles had begun when a cracked fan disc disintegrated.
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Investigators determined that the plane's troubles had begun when a cracked fan disc disintegrated.
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But in China, the real shock is that their troubles no longer surprise anyone.
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Reports have surfaced of customers saddled with troubles in newly purchased Explorers and Aviators.
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Trump lawsuit is a brewing storm for an administration already facing legal troubles elsewhere.
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Compounding these troubles was of course the abortive attempt to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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The removal of the media conglomerate's glossy cover made its troubles even more glaring.
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The bank's troubles began in 2008, when it acquired Antonveneta, a small regional player.
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She now faces the risk of losing some voters because of Mr. Trump's troubles.
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There were no giveaway signs of the troubles driving these customers to shoot themselves.
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For all the troubles people had getting in, the actual execution was outrageously impressive.
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But troubles have set in for Asia's third largest economy during the past year.
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In 2011, as Ms. Trump's store migrated to a space in SoHo, troubles mounted.
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But their troubles are unlikely to cause a major headache for the banking system.
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WATCH: Why WeWork's pre-IPO troubles serve as a reality check for start-ups
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Franklin endured the exhausting grind of celebrity and personal troubles dating back to childhood.
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Meanwhile, the Democrats' troubles begin with the fact that they have no clear leader.
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The failure of German beer makers to go global has contributed to their troubles.
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" "The reason he does is because the demise of the Soviet Union troubles him.
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Troubles at ESPN contributed to a decline in operating income from Disney's cable business.
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"The Troubles were bad in the '90s," Patrick Conlon said in a telephone interview.
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If any of Hook's early troubles bothered top administration officials, though, it never showed.
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The bank has been hit with weaker earnings and legal troubles in recent years.
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He and Baha told me about the troubles with the drug Mr. Nice Guy.
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But Chen made clear that more was involved than just troubles with his boots.
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Its troubles are so numerous and structural that they threaten to undo the bloc.
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The university has said it was unaware of the troubles swirling around the doctor.
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It's full of the joy of making it through the troubles unscathed, relatively speaking.
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The mercury leak is only the first sign of the many troubles to come.
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Steven Arenson, a lawyer with Arenson, Dittmar & Karban, takes an interest in workers' troubles.
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That point stood as proof, too, of Liverpool's failure to profit from United's troubles.
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People often raise their expectations during the holidays, despite past troubles in their relationship.
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The bottom line: Vector's troubles could signal that the small launcher bubble is bursting.
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Pilmar grappled with money troubles, tensions were mounting between Mr. Wald and Mr. Pilmar.
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Missing from the Comello family troubles, however, is any obvious connection to Mr. Cali.
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I don't know if I would put the context that alcohol stemmed from troubles.
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DS: That specificity also ties into some more broadly relatable troubles with the internet.
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But most recently, Avenatti has been in the headlines for his own legal troubles.
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Like these problems couldn't possibly be mine, I was burdened with someone else's troubles.
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It was truly silly stuff, and at their best, episodes tended to resemble kid-friendly sci-fi acid trips, held together by emo-teen dream logic, in which troubles at school and troubles with giant pumpkin creatures all carry about the same weight.
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Missouri could bring its raw racial troubles to the table for a larger national debate.
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The Pittsburgh Penguins hope an infusion of speed will help them overcome their recent troubles.
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Shares of Qualcomm tumbled Monday after a downgrade on the back of potential legal troubles.
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He came back to the company last year after retiring when its financial troubles mounted.
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Zak told me that the media frenzy has been the worst of the area's troubles.
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Meanwhile, 50 miles south of Sycamore, Towne had his own troubles holding onto his job.
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Of Uber and Airbnb, despite all their troubles, it looks like that's where they're headed.
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Still, in the long run, the good news for Samsung could lie in Huawei's troubles.
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Throughout all of Google's troubles, the most persistent narrative was the surge of employee activism.
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And I guess that's what troubles me is that you're painting with a broad brush.
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I started to have some troubles with an old injury I got from Glory 1.
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And it's why so much attention is paid to Lyft's troubles (which are indeed troubling).
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In Mosul, his family said Saleh had his own troubles with IS during its rule.
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She credits family and motherhood with grounding her in the midst of her relationship troubles.
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