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| By now A2Z Travel was in | trouble with the West Midlands Traffic Commissioner a |
| By 1990, Zenith was in | trouble and looking more attractive to a hostile take |
| o be taken before removing a child who was in | trouble or at risk into care). |
| t Watch) with rather nice personality gets in | trouble gathering long lost foreign relatives togethe |
| pregnant woman (played by Michelle Joyner) in | trouble. |
| He's quick to find himself in | trouble, but he's just as quick to sweet talk his way |
| When Emily's older half-brother Matt is in | trouble with the law over illegal racing and dangerou |
| ecusancy in 1607, and in 1625 he was again in | trouble on that score. |
| "Silver Jubilee" tour, and find themselves in | trouble when their lead singer, Big Jazza McGlone, is |
| This is what got him in | trouble with Lewis and Jolliffe. |
| 13, "Dereser's combative character got him in | trouble everywhere, and, though believing himself a g |
| ism for hiding behind Sunshine when he was in | trouble. |
| Soon after his appointment, he was in | trouble for illegally approaching one of his former A |
| Banana in | trouble: its present and future (Movement for Nationa |
| of just one win in 2010 left Southend deep in | trouble at the wrong end of the table, relegation was |
| It is intended to be recited by those in | trouble, for whom all hope seems lost. |
| aims he recognized Bailey, and that he was in | trouble, but stopped in his tracks when he saw the sh |
| Dangerous High School Girls in | Trouble! was awarded a $3000 (USD) prize for "Most In |
| Because Baldwin knew he was in | trouble, just not how close trouble was to him, he ha |
| It soon becomes apparent that the world is in | trouble from the evil wizard Phelan Idris and it is u |
| Chen's ship was again in | trouble and Yi's flagship rowed to his rescue. |
| 4. A Girl in | Trouble |
| with their plans, claiming, He'll get you in | trouble, those bums are all the same. |
| She found herself in | trouble in 1938 after publishing two pamphlets, Punit |
| The youngsters realize that they are in | trouble when the cops find out more about the inciden |
| retains a social clumsiness that gets him in | trouble at his first day in school. |
| "Are We in | Trouble Now" |
| Expectant mother Kudiratu Bangora was in | trouble. |
| ssing his best & worst times on how he got in | trouble with himself. |
| ate peace in the US, Washington, D.C., and in | trouble spot countries around the world. |
| of Gloucester, and in January 1557 he was in | trouble for refusing to pay a forced loan. |
| obvious that the Anglo-Irish Agreement was in | trouble, she too had considered repartition, although |
| ki called to her to tell her that Maya was in | trouble. |
| By early 1862, his marriage was in | trouble, and Biddy left to live with a man named Jame |
| From 1629-1639 he was frequently in | trouble with the Archdeacon's Court in Colchester for |
| umatic separation; others found themselves in | trouble with the law. |
| She was always in | trouble with juvenile authorities partly because she |
| The Cohens and Kellys in | Trouble is a 1933 comedy film starring George Sidney, |
| not the first time that Terlecki had been in | trouble with the Association, and although Terlecki a |
| as an orderly at Shortland Street but got in | trouble after stealing a wheelchair for busking. |
| He was sometimes in | trouble with military officers who had incurred his c |
| ts foolishly selfish and getting the group in | trouble, on rare occasions it is depicted that he act |
| artner The Baltimore Kid (Fred Astaire) is in | trouble. |
| I'm the one in | trouble here...I knew it was wrong...In a hurry I sig |
| akes To Pull Me Through: Why Teenagers Get in | Trouble and How Four of Them Got Out by journalist Da |
| Catholic High School Girls In | Trouble |
| Detectives in | Trouble is written by Park Seong-jin and directed by |
| 95 against West Indies when Sri Lanka were in | trouble, and in the Asia Cup. |
| er "he's the kind of man who is constantly in | trouble. |
| In 1654-5 he was again in | trouble with Parliament, which ordered his book A Two |
| he other end, excessive force will put you in | trouble with the police chief. |
| Spengler left himself immediately in | trouble in Shanghai, crashing during the qualificatio |
| articles stating that Sumner's marriage is in | trouble. |
| a and Lyre (home of the infamous Bachelors in | Trouble produced by local historian Sean Murphy). |
| ight and Brooke lied to Chris to get Harry in | trouble. |
| ng plan that put five long-time incumbents in | trouble was controversial. |
| s and clumsy, a flaw which often lands her in | trouble. |
| Doctor in | Trouble (1970) - with Phillips |
| nt, he was a family man and had never been in | trouble with the law. |
| They are not only in | trouble with the criminals but with Beethoven also. |
| be counted on to help out when a friend is in | trouble. |
| able one at all; but Trollope, in debt and in | trouble at his office, volunteered for it; and his su |
| "I was blocking and saw Moses was in | trouble. |
| I'm in | Trouble Because I've Seen Too Much |
| nace RBI single, the Tigers knew they were in | trouble. |
| s, believing that their beloved heroes are in | trouble, attack the villains, allowing Power Ring and |
| et remaining on the ground), the Cats were in | trouble as West Coast started to dominate. |
| f ships carrying loved ones, news of ships in | trouble. |
| New Zealand were in | trouble early, with Lou Vincent and Nathan Astle both |
| d would look after you if you were sick or in | trouble so, as in the story, the Bakers may well have |
| One night, Sandy is in | trouble with a drug dealer and calls to Bill for help |
| hers house, which means that his family is in | trouble. |
| Realising he's in | trouble, Tom gulps in great panic. |
| often nearly broke, and continuing to get in | trouble with the authorities enforcing the Prohibitio |
| After an infraction gets them all in | trouble, they are forced to work in a fenced and guar |
| in the 11th round but also finding himself in | trouble at times during the fight. |
| n Alexander Gill the younger found himself in | trouble in 1628, he intervened directly with William |
| "Seele in Not" (Soul in | Trouble) - 9:26 |
| ired distress signals to indicate a vessel in | trouble. |
| ut of their way for each other when one is in | trouble. |
| rly Bassett Schaffer, that Madison S&L was in | trouble with federal securities regulators. |
| ease, he said to Manny that if he ever got in | trouble again "I don't know you." |
| iolation at Mumbai project lands DB Realty in | trouble |
| ght back for a four-sets win after looking in | trouble after an hour of play. |
| England were soon in | trouble on 89-5, but Ian Botham hit 64 and England re |
| m 1970 to 1983, but in 1981 he was clearly in | trouble with his constituency Labour Party (CLP) whic |
| In sorrow He's my comfort, in | trouble He's my stay; |
| defending Greg Domaszewicz and for getting in | trouble for calling magistrate Bruce Zahner a 'cretin |
| I'll probably get in | trouble for this but it's OK! |
| icle about Ferry stated that: "If you were in | trouble with the law in the 1970s and 1980s, knew who |
| isode documents real 911 calls from people in | trouble to emergency dispatchers. |
| As Jake is in | trouble, Paitoon offers to arrange a divination from |
| Where she gets in | trouble with Sidonia or Ambrose, he acts as go-betwee |
| the factory closed and Steph found herself in | trouble with the law, following her making counterfei |
| The Witting farm is in | trouble from a severe drought. |
| More than one theologian in | trouble has been advised to “go see Fr. Becker.” |
| He's always in | trouble, constantly breaking items around the school, |
| to her dad and she thinks that when she's in | trouble her dad will save her. |
| He sometimes gets in | trouble for eating the insects captured on a mission. |
| ule's first club, where he was perennially in | trouble for his wayward behaviour but forgiven on cou |
| periences an uneasy sense that he may "get in | trouble with Starfleet" over this arguably rash cours |
| y developing his debut feature The Girl is in | Trouble with executive producer Spike Lee, with Alicj |
| Tattle, telling the teacher, got everyone in | trouble who had selected an attack move, except when |
| Meanwhile, Harvey is in | trouble with his wife because he's come home with a s |
| U.S. Labor in | Trouble and Transition (Verso, 2007) |
| the most known village of Zselic, Ibafa is in | trouble nowadays. |
| 's playfulness which often lands them both in | trouble with the King and Queen and Erika's magical b |
| ying, "You say that to me again and you're in | trouble; you're not playing juniors any more" and cam |
| However, she is soon in | trouble when Tony escapes from jail and interrupts he |
| owing the 1968 NASL season, the league was in | trouble with ten franchises having folded. |
| list raises awareness that a lighthouse is in | trouble. |
| In | Trouble Again: A Journey Between the Orinoco and the |
| with an increasingly jealous Steve is also in | trouble, and the younger man moves out of the flat, p |
| She finds that she is knee-deep in | trouble herself and must be careful if she is to get |
| n some of the bigger broadcasters that are in | trouble now, too." |
| reports that the nation's biggest bank was in | trouble. |
| is invited to a garden party where he gets in | trouble with the girl's jealous boyfriend. |
| England were soon in | trouble though, at 58/4, and then 118/6 as wickets on |
| He had been in | trouble with the law before, but had successfully mad |
| ns off the next year after getting herself in | trouble with the police. |
| at the Chicago Democratic organization was in | trouble due to numerous scandals and charges of corru |
| viction for threatening behaviour, Guy was in | trouble with the law again. |
| had withered and realized his brother was in | trouble. |
| In 2006 she was again in | trouble with the law as one of the signatories of the |
| to have a physical relationship and end up in | trouble over an answering machine message. |
| However, the area has remained in | trouble and a number of famine warnings have come sin |
| The two get themselves in | trouble and eventually have to flee. |
| ude services for children and young people in | trouble with the law, leaving care services … and alt |
| iller Catherine Tramell, who is once again in | trouble with the authorities. |
| sation, even if the other team members are in | trouble. |
| sse for the 1991 season, but the team were in | trouble, losing their Lamborghini engines to the quas |
| bishopric of Dunkeld, which later got him in | trouble with Pope Urban IV. |
| take the day off but soon find themselves in | trouble when Fenner unexpectedly returns (This episod |
| Realizing Jesse is in | trouble, Estelita sends the sheriff to the house, whe |
| An Ambulance is on the Way: Stories of Men in | Trouble (Nectbook/Schocken, 2007) |
| He used to get in | trouble with his family for playing cricket, as they |
| When her father is in | trouble Jang Geum immaturely blurts out the truth tha |
| She gets in | trouble when the faculty finds out through a monitor' |
| ey must work together; she has had increasing | trouble in passing through the gateway into the other |
| els - Fredericksburg area, but news of Indian | trouble prompted them to choose the area north of Ana |
| After arriving in the Danish West Indies, | trouble again arose because of their suspicious chara |
| Inevitably | trouble continued and Lisnagade Mass House was burned |
| d throughout the 1938 Porky Pig cartoon Injun | Trouble and its 1945 remake Wagon Heels, and the clos |
| offs, but his time there was marred by injury | trouble and he was released by the club in the Summer |
| with the Canucks, called up in lieu of injury | trouble. |
| rly he dealt firmly with efforts to instigate | trouble after the demolition of the Babri Masjid in 1 |
| However internal | trouble at the Goryeo court later forced the Goryeo a |
| d States Congressional Envoy to international | trouble spots. |
| works in construction, but keeps getting into | trouble with the law, which puts him in conflict with |
| mpersonations of officers nearly got him into | trouble. |
| We didn't want people who got themselves into | trouble and needed medical attention to go untreated. |
| T Have you ever gotten into | TROUBLE while you were using alcohol or drugs? |
| ily, but feeling Billy might get himself into | trouble, he chose to remain in town. |
| so sees the two together, and Geena gets into | trouble with her family. |
| The clones were always getting into | trouble, such as when they hid the existence of a lar |
| r founding member Jerry Martini, who got into | trouble with Sly Stone and his accountants for inquir |
| Two days later, the convoy ran into | trouble from lurking U-boats. |
| unior employee when the bank was running into | trouble. |
| of the jobs that he is on, somehow turns into | trouble, or someone just needs his help as both as fo |
| As Pak-kei enjoys getting people into | trouble, he makes sure Si-fu is accidentally embroile |
| after the events of the first film - get into | trouble when they are framed for robbery at the town |
| mbling footman who worries about getting into | trouble. |
| Sudheendran gets himself into | trouble when his staff Sasi who is in charge of the p |
| However Kaiser got into | trouble when he started releasing albums under the na |
| e and Daniel Witwicky when they stumbled into | trouble while attempting to discover Magnus's birthda |
| However she gets into | trouble over an indiscreet story she writes and falls |
| rail Blazers three games to one, but ran into | trouble with Charles Barkley's Phoenix Suns, who won |
| Lars Carlsson Lock also got into | trouble for selling liquor to Native Americans and wa |
| d kindhearted, which sometimes leads her into | trouble. |
| Some stories tell of the O'Sheas getting into | trouble and possibly even being sacked for carving ca |
| ying to be good, but still he often gets into | trouble. |
| o perform rescue missions when ships ran into | trouble, as in one case when a freighter ran aground. |
| Beck got into | trouble immediately by giving up consecutive singles |
| ousin Eggy, who it seems has got himself into | trouble over there, and bring him back home. |
| time unregulated, but this plan also ran into | trouble when several hundred copies were impounded by |
| Rangel's nomination ran into | trouble, because as a member of an American Bar Assoc |
| the other matter, it would get a minion into | trouble at most and I doubt if they would take any no |
| Her marriage to Bernhard had quickly run into | trouble, and the couple divorced. |
| Siegel got into | trouble with his superiors in New York City's Genoves |
| He once again gets into | trouble however and is returned home when a new headm |
| r there in his private plane, which runs into | trouble inflight, forcing a landing on an apparently |
| St John appears to have got into | trouble with the court in connection with a seditious |
| When the naive Johnny isn't getting into | trouble through his own fault, he is usually being bu |
| ty can at times result in people getting into | trouble on the hills, and to address this problem the |
| gains fame and fortune, but soon he gets into | trouble when he enters into the company of several co |
| was operated into the 1970s until it ran into | trouble with its thermal spring in the 1970s. |
| This has nearly gotten her into | trouble on several occasions as she often speaks prof |
| This brought him into | trouble several times. |
| en it became apparent that it had gotten into | trouble. |
| using a belt exercise machine, but gets into | trouble when its control gets stuck. |
| lifestyle and hospitality often got him into | trouble financially, requiring his children to bail h |
| cting girls, perverted, prone to getting into | trouble, yet has great strength of heart and body. |
| Curiously, he ran into | trouble in June. |
| vable, whose big mouth sometimes gets it into | trouble. |
| ark on the patient's file which gets her into | trouble with the hospital administration, including t |
| s of Vicky Kapoor, who is always getting into | trouble with the law. |
| Terry Harmon) in the 6th but quickly got into | trouble in the 7th. |
| e the fact that Vicky often seems to get into | trouble at the end of her sketches, including appeara |
| It tells the story of a man who gets into | trouble all over the world and draws maps to, "rememb |
| r to the present, presuming he might get into | trouble in the past and trusting Marty to save him. |
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