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| Vince's new flatmate, Errol, and witness the | trouble a two seater sofa can cause. |
| uses the term "sabantuy" for various kinds of | trouble a soldier can run into (air-raid warnings, mo |
| on for the last 15 to 20 minutes of a game to | trouble a tired defence with his exceptional pace. |
| or film starring Arthur Askey, and Asking for | Trouble, a 1942 Max Miller movie. |
| His main work, the novel Affinity for | Trouble: A Puerto Rican Story (2006) tells the story |
| wever when she is in her own home, she has no | trouble about showing Keita her underwear. |
| Although West took considerable | trouble about the accuracy of details in his painting |
| This card foretells of material | trouble above all, whether in the form illustrated, t |
| have decided to sell their home, and she has | trouble accepting the loss of her childhood home. |
| s Marty, who reminds her that Missie once had | trouble accepting Marty as her stepmother. |
| I know you hardcore MJ fans have | trouble accepting the fact that Michael had a flop al |
| Possibly the analysts simply had | trouble accepting their own results. |
| Malik initially has | trouble accepting his mother returning home after a b |
| oods, particularly ones that firefighters had | trouble accessing due to rugged terrain and rapidly a |
| ll as his Protestantism, and had considerable | trouble achieving readership. |
| During the American Civil War, it had great | trouble acquiring paper from its supplier, the paper |
| as that she had left voluntarily after having | trouble adapting to life in the United States. |
| the beginning of his spell in Germany he had | trouble adapting to the style of play, only becoming |
| pringer, an East German con man who is having | trouble adapting to post-Communist Europe, but claims |
| In New Kerry, Cate has | trouble adjusting to small town life, still maintaini |
| Carice van Houten as Lea, a housewife who has | trouble adjusting to the birth of her son. |
| He had little | trouble adjusting to the Indian first-class cricket s |
| It was thought that he may have | trouble adjusting to quicker pass rushers in the NFL |
| Dual! Parallel | Trouble Adventure as Masaki Yotsuga; Officer Shibata |
| ng in the Home Ownership Scheme but still had | trouble affording private housing. |
| he cheek, she immediately thinks that there's | trouble afoot. |
| rly he dealt firmly with efforts to instigate | trouble after the demolition of the Babri Masjid in 1 |
| Stafford appeared to get the Yankees out of | trouble after inducing Law to hit into a double play, |
| However, other regiments ran into | trouble after early successes. |
| Fischer continued to suffer heart | trouble after the in-game incident. |
| His death was due to heart | trouble after a long illness. |
| ties saw the Bluebirds go through with little | trouble after wins over Hereford United and Wolverham |
| Is now facing | trouble after bad mouthing and dishonoring judiciary |
| as an orderly at Shortland Street but got in | trouble after stealing a wheelchair for busking. |
| fiction series finds a space station in dire | trouble after colliding with an old mining vessel tha |
| ght back for a four-sets win after looking in | trouble after an hour of play. |
| by [Hugo Chavez] supporters were in financial | trouble after engaging in questionable business pract |
| Cyril got in | trouble again when he appointed his nephew to bishop |
| After arriving in the Danish West Indies, | trouble again arose because of their suspicious chara |
| ease, he said to Manny that if he ever got in | trouble again "I don't know you." |
| Keith Summerland is in | trouble again, he's fallen for a vampire and would ra |
| In | Trouble Again: A Journey Between the Orinoco and the |
| He then moved to Germany, stirring up | trouble against the Emperor. |
| However, with | trouble against swing bowlers a problem for his game, |
| However, his quick foul | trouble against the Florida Gators cost his team the |
| n is under way in Indonesia, and that signals | trouble ahead. |
| For the | Trouble album, see Psalm 9 (album). |
| Pippa: a cusion who gets into | trouble all the time. |
| It tells the story of a man who gets into | trouble all over the world and draws maps to, "rememb |
| hen their relationship is discovered there is | trouble all around, forcing the young lovers to flee. |
| k seems to smile upon her and keep her out of | trouble all the time. |
| the short lived superhero team known as Lady | Trouble, alongside Sarah (Electroclash). |
| A sequel to this game, Deep Duck | Trouble, also featuring Donald Duck, was released for |
| e country remains peaceful, although there is | trouble among the Mohmands just across the frontier. |
| g on the part of the Government - & very much | trouble among the Republican Party when the people sh |
| This caused some | trouble among some journalists and Eurovision fans, a |
| of the region for causing a different kind of | trouble among the men. |
| ack Nicholson fans should feel cheated by Man | Trouble, an insultingly trivial star vehicle. |
| He loves to cause | trouble and is extremely protective of Kitty. |
| He put | trouble and time into the work, and many portions of |
| We didn't want people who got themselves into | trouble and needed medical attention to go untreated. |
| kwan leaves Ching secretly to keep him out of | trouble, and Ching constantly seeks her. |
| t moments later however, the plane had engine | trouble and plunged to the ground. |
| By 1990, Zenith was in | trouble and looking more attractive to a hostile take |
| Her marriage to Bernhard had quickly run into | trouble, and the couple divorced. |
| 95 against West Indies when Sri Lanka were in | trouble, and in the Asia Cup. |
| He has engine | trouble and makes an emergency landing on an uninhabi |
| Suzung of the Tang dynasty, but got into some | trouble and was banished. |
| ven theme, such as the debut's exploration of | trouble and hope. |
| our in that institution, Fraser stayed out of | trouble and was released in 1955. |
| However, the area has remained in | trouble and a number of famine warnings have come sin |
| mie is a rowdy boy who is always getting into | trouble and playing pranks on his friends and neighbo |
| Minerva gets into | trouble and her strict Aunt Hermione played by Edith |
| The North Stars were in financial | trouble, and at season's end had the worst record in |
| of Admiral Cervera's squadron, had mechanical | trouble and left the main Spanish fleet eventually re |
| ad into the human nations, causing ecological | trouble and causing conflicts between them. |
| a time when the Academy was facing financial | trouble and he has said it distracted him from his wo |
| ay to their destination, the plane has engine | trouble and they are left abandoned in a remote seasi |
| s attention, Harold runs through town causing | trouble, and winds up with a crowd chasing him right |
| he local coffee bars, the gang go looking for | trouble and decide to beat up a black youth for kicks |
| the time it reached Boston it was in serious | trouble, and noted play doctor and Davis pal John Mur |
| But the avuncular Leavitt averted | trouble and defused the mob by rolling out a barrel o |
| bout a man whose ex-girlfriend had commitment | trouble and "ran around" (hence the name of the song) |
| ong Jiang expected, Li Kui does run into some | trouble and he is captured in a trap set by Squire Ca |
| ere added to the compression ribs, curing the | trouble and were standardized on all later S.E.5s and |
| to broadcast yet since Star was in financial | trouble and the network went dark on January 16, 1991 |
| Trouble and comedy ensue as she finds herself falling | |
| 4 season, Nuremberg were plagued by financial | trouble and looking to cash in on several players inc |
| Fitz, she tells him, has gotten himself into | trouble, and the authorities came asking for a jacket |
| The GS&G ran into financial | trouble and was dissolved in 1942 at which time the A |
| Knowing that Parker is in severe financial | trouble and bribing him with a large amount of cash, |
| If a barge were to run into | trouble and drift into the turbines with the prevaili |
| available after Hornchurch ran into financial | trouble and signed for Conference National club Grave |
| e as a circus owner struggling with financial | trouble and a murderous unknown saboteur. |
| r, but Forest were already deep in relegation | trouble and it was too late to save manager Dave Bass |
| Some stories tell of the O'Sheas getting into | trouble and possibly even being sacked for carving ca |
| Raja and Janaki have car | trouble and hitchhike a ride in the same truck but ar |
| erway to the west coast, she developed boiler | trouble and was diverted to Pearl Harbor on 14 Januar |
| m saw Chester dragged into serious relegation | trouble and Mungall was sacked after a defeat to Nort |
| But Antoine had no interest in making | trouble, and he offered Louis his services to help st |
| The Cuban insurgents gave him much | trouble and anxiety, the famous Tirginius incident ne |
| By early 1862, his marriage was in | trouble, and Biddy left to live with a man named Jame |
| In 1974 B&C got into financial | trouble and was finally sold, along with Trojan and M |
| uard after they're called in to deal with the | trouble, and takes the quartet hostage. |
| season the club was again in grave financial | trouble, and Portsmouth were relegated straight back |
| By October time Stoke were deep in relegation | trouble and around this time Bob McGrory broke the cl |
| s medication, aside from warnings about liver | trouble and other dangerous side effects, will make h |
| Reynevan's interests constantly put him into | trouble and he is frequently attracted to women, whic |
| with an increasingly jealous Steve is also in | trouble, and the younger man moves out of the flat, p |
| laimed he had never been in any other sort of | trouble and would have returned to his home by now if |
| , upset by the arrears of pay, began to cause | trouble, and as Charles tried to calm them they opene |
| these efforts, Chicago Coin was in financial | trouble and by 1977, the company's assets were sold t |
| Richardson, who had a history of heart | trouble and had undergone quadruple bypass surgery in |
| known to have been in considerable financial | trouble and even by 1412 when there were twenty-seven |
| Rick Wise, back after a year of shoulder | trouble and then a broken finger, looked ready to boo |
| small minority of festival goers have caused | trouble and spoiled the colourful atmosphere. |
| - her kidneys stopped working, she had heart | trouble, and diabetic retinopathy caused her to begin |
| offs, but his time there was marred by injury | trouble and he was released by the club in the Summer |
| s, Mickey Harris, and Tex Hughson all had arm | trouble, and from 62 wins in 1946 they dropped to 29 |
| hich you witness and hear of, we are in great | trouble, and intend to carry out several plans. |
| s remaining and Boston deep in both financial | trouble and a relegation battle. |
| y the debts he had incurred on account of his | trouble and the political disturbances of the time. |
| ack cat), who gets himself into getting major | trouble and is prone to near-death injuries. |
| ubishi Ki-21) he was travelling on had engine | trouble and when it crashed Bose was badly burned, dy |
| a vampire movie expecting sense is in serious | trouble, and "Blacula" offers less sense than most." |
| company Hechinger had been hit with financial | trouble and began to scale back its operations, inclu |
| drew Bynum, Pau Gasol, and Lamar Odom in foul | trouble and forcing Lakers coach Phil Jackson to use |
| es of elves and men, orcs and dwarfs, did not | trouble and pollute (and, worst of all, cut down) the |
| Trouble and Her Friends, 1995 | |
| U.S. Labor in | Trouble and Transition (Verso, 2007) |
| The Gorleston boat then developed engine | trouble and dropped away from the rescue. |
| The two get themselves in | trouble and eventually have to flee. |
| Bent's glass work factory is in | trouble, and Ken steps in and finds new investors. |
| In 1896 the railroad ran into financial | trouble and was reorganized as the Chattanooga Southe |
| 0, Gillett was falling quickly into financial | trouble, and decided not to seek re-election. |
| Chen's ship was again in | trouble and Yi's flagship rowed to his rescue. |
| Double | Trouble and the Rebel MC - "Just Keep Rockin'" (Sk'ou |
| It too had financial | trouble and its assets were purchased by the Virginia |
| Pompey put down the | trouble, and made Hyrcanus the ethnarch of Judea. |
| The vehicle experiences | trouble and stalls on a downward sloping road. |
| t to get involved, but Ghang Gwon engages the | Trouble and defeats it. |
| After suffering engine | trouble and rudder damage in 1954, she was laid up at |
| At this point, the club went into financial | trouble and never truly recovered. |
| by Charlie Locke before he saw some financial | trouble, and after a period in bankruptcy protection, |
| yer for the team in 1970 but also got in more | trouble and was nicknamed the "Meanest Man in Footbal |
| Both | Trouble and Shim sacrifice themselves, the former by |
| ding Multiple Maniacs, Pink Flamingos, Female | Trouble and Desperate Living. |
| She fights to get her clients out of | trouble and deals with professional conflicts arising |
| wishes, in his case it leads him to a lot of | trouble, and it doesn't take long before he tries to |
| ia in 2002, by 2004 the company was in severe | trouble, and sold its catering business to Brake Brot |
| that the man was not likely to be worth their | trouble and that someone should "knock him stiff." |
| eventually dragged the side out of relegation | trouble and to safety. |
| ics (from which he withdrew due to mechanical | trouble) and the 2005 Tour de France (best position: |
| akes To Pull Me Through: Why Teenagers Get in | Trouble and How Four of Them Got Out by journalist Da |
| remarks about Queen Elizabeth caused him some | trouble, and Jerusalem where he may have been made a |
| this climb, as many climbers have gotten into | trouble and needed rescue (or died) when a storm sudd |
| to cross between France and Spain with little | trouble and thus gain access to British intelligence |
| thology) to vanquish Mahishan, who was giving | trouble and anxiety to the people. |
| h, a mountain in Torridon, after getting into | trouble, and died in hospital. |
| Luke had always been | trouble, and Sister Margaret had tried to keep him ou |
| thlehem Besieged: Stories of Home in Times of | Trouble), and the Central Islamic Archive Institute ( |
| e Orion or the Monarch, Lutzow was in serious | trouble and was only saved from further serious damag |
| raphy pages, I think it's going to be in real | trouble, and we're going to have to be fighting to ke |
| pinions on organized religion caused her some | trouble, and she was imprisoned in the Madelonnettes |
| dividuals forced into prison for simple petty | trouble and former Yakuza henchmen and leaders to com |
| e believed to have been the real cause of the | trouble, and the tribesmen who fled into British terr |
| d the story on two Roger Rabbit Shorts; Tummy | Trouble and Roller Coaster Rabbit. |
| Why ask for | trouble and cause your own downfall and that of Judah |
| out fifty ballads, some of which got him into | trouble, and caused him to keep a low profile for a t |
| ell, due to security fears emanating from the | Trouble and civil unrest in the nearby Bogside area. |
| ry of Old Mrs. Brubeck and How She Looked for | Trouble and Where She Found Him, The Story of Mrs. Lo |
| as told by a horoscope that Marie would cause | trouble and demanded on her deathbed that Cardinal Ma |
| Irish football, plummet back into relegation | trouble, and were forced to take part in a play-off w |
| d throughout the 1938 Porky Pig cartoon Injun | Trouble and its 1945 remake Wagon Heels, and the clos |
| that "the Armenians of Egin were set to cause | trouble and that the local authorities should 'take t |
| ons once Arista refused to release Here Comes | Trouble, and our caring, sharing management company i |
| J.R.) is that the Krebbs ranch is in serious | trouble, and Ray has mortgaged it several times and i |
| r (let us say) the plaintiff, but to save the | trouble and expense to the parties of an appeal to th |
| illful blindness to evolving knowledge should | trouble any dispassionate observer not only about the |
| Is there | trouble anywhere? |
| em to talk to each other from their cars, but | trouble appears when they power them up too much. |
| o her flying monkeys that they should have no | trouble apprehending Dorothy and her friends because |
| The next time you start | trouble Ardoyne will be no more. |
| But endeavours to stir up | trouble are not lacking. |
| "What | Trouble Are Giants" (Rich Mullins) - 3:54 |
| Further compounding sumo's | trouble are recent incidents involving the huge athle |
| a bound by Melbourne, Echuca and Albury was a | trouble area for recording Aboriginal presence. |
| Whatever | trouble arises usually arises from self-induced abort |
| ministry at Edinburgh was a failure, and more | trouble arising from his preaching in support of the |
| Although Castlemaine returned without | trouble, Armidale was attacked and sunk by Japanese a |
| The | trouble arose from a heated argument that soon turned |
| In 1548 | trouble arose in Regensburg over the acceptance of th |
| When | trouble arose in 1683 between the French and the Sene |
| But after he departed, | trouble arose when the Diocese of Scranton appointed, |
| Signals of serious | trouble arose in 1967 when the American Embassy in Ir |
| In 1689 a further serious | trouble arose. |
| around a group of female criminals who cause | trouble around the Mexican border. |
| With | trouble as it is, he then finds two detectives unlawf |
| Although just as wobbly and | trouble as ever, he was a crucial member of the team |
| ted north-London Jewish family, Sylvester had | trouble as a student at University College School and |
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