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• If they stay any longer though, they are in trouble.
• But the idea has also troubled the governor's supporters.
• It's a lot less trouble for them ."
• "You won't have any trouble finding us.
• The center tries to help troubled families heal, Anderson reports.
• Yuzhin says they need not have gone to all the trouble.
• The festival's troubles are both complex and painfully simple.
• If the mice started dying, the astronauts were in trouble.
• Too often we want to blame God for all our troubles.
• Groups of people who have trouble containing aggression come under suspicion.
• And he had little trouble dismissing many of the Republican challenges.
• A little more than two months later, their troubles began.
• Automap, in my random tests, had trouble finding anything.
• For her trouble, each judge received a $ 5 honorarium.
• Thomas said his personal troubles started after he quit high school.
• Nobody ever got into trouble by keepin'his mouth shut.
• Still, the trouble isn't likely to be permanent.
• In regard to public confidence, there is another troubling circumstance.
• If there is real change, we will be in trouble.
• "I have trouble sitting, " she said.