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• Amanda held serve with difficulty to start the second set, which would endure troublesomely for Davenport for almost an hour.
• Troublesomely, the lack of quality educational systems and job opportunities has created a reservation workforce that lacks the training and education demanded by many professions.
• It may be approached also by running on Pemadumcook about four miles, nearly to Gull Rock, opposite the outlet of Lower Joe Merry Lake; and thence by a channel, sometimes troublesomely shallow, two miles to the entrance into Ambejijis.
• "Corbicula " is the singular; its plural is " corbiculae ", reflecting the fact that in Latin the gender is feminine, and reference works and troublesomely, it still is to be found as a minority misconception in modern publications.
• He loves the dickens out of his regal wife, Roz ( Lynn Whitfield ), and adores his two daughters ( Meagan Good's Cisely is the older, troublesomely adolescent one ) just as much, but he can't keep his hands off the willing local women.
• In it Erskine argued that Baillie, unlike others charged with libel, had merely been doing his duty; he " was not a disappointed malicious informer, prying into official abuses . . . not troublesomely inquisitive into other men's departments, but conscientiously correcting his own at the risk of his office ".
• The poetic language leaves the sort of love described somewhat indeterminate; " The'marriage of true minds'like the'power to hurt'is troublesomely vague open to a variety of interpretations . " Interpretations include the potential for religious imagery and the love being for God, " Lines one and two echo the Anglican marriage service from the Book of Common Prayer . " The concept of the marriage of true minds is thought to be a highly Christian; according to Erne, " The mental picture thus called up in our minds of the bride and bridegroom standing up front in a church is even reinforced by the insistence on the word alter / altar in the following line ."