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Is it easy to understand, or does even the original author have trouble with it?

You could also be a wise counselor (especially in health matters) but you seem to have trouble taking your own advice.

When Stanley Kaplan applied to five medical schools in the late 1930s, he did not think he would have trouble getting in.

If you have trouble falling or staying asleep at least three nights a week for more than a month, you could have chronic insomnia.

There appears to be a small region on either side of the body's median plane (which bisects the body vertically) where people have trouble.

Now, I may be a bit of an extreme case here, but I know for a fact that there are others out there who have trouble going to sleep.

Faces just seem all the same - in the same way that you or I might have trouble distinguishing sheep by their faces.

Unless you know a lot about which processes the computer runs and does not run you will have trouble figuring out what you are looking at.

For couples who have trouble conceiving, in vitro fertilization (IVF) is often the last resort.

He knew if he said a word about this, he would have trouble after school.

For instance, suppose you're debugging a stylesheet that seems to have trouble when a paragraph contains an inline image.

Now of course, your head would be squeezed and stretched unhelpfully, so you might have trouble understanding what's going on.

I expected to have trouble adjusting to life in New York, but no one ever told me that I would have trouble readjusting to my old life!

I also have trouble swallowing pills in general, but I decided to try this product and I love it!

A person might have trouble waiting and cooperating, and might say or do things even if it offends others.

If you want consistent access to the stocks of these Wall Street darlings, you're likely to have trouble finding it on Main Street.

Although the betrothed may have trouble with rings floating away, they'll at least get out of the extreme setting unscathed.

By yesterday there were fears that the rescue plan might have trouble passing in the Senate - at least without significant spending cuts.

Does the child have trouble making sense of time or understanding the order of the events, like yesterday, today and tomorrow?

If you think the Fed is going to have trouble walking away from quantitative easing, you aren't alone.

If you think you may have trouble saying something you need to say, write it out and practice.

That's not always an easy skill to acquire. For those who have trouble saying "no" , here are a few practical strategies to try out.

Any financial institution other than AgBank may have trouble trying to manage the bank's bad loan portfolio.

That's something we humans have trouble enough with, let alone a single-celled organism without a neuron to call its own.

But as carbon dioxide builds up in the atmosphere, ocean water becomes more acidic. And shellfish have trouble growing their shells.

However, if you're very attached to the answer being what you want it to be, you may have trouble remaining objective.

You'll have trouble slowing down on this one. There's lots of herring, but be careful not to fly too much or you won't get any.

But if the mood sours as the crisis drags on, the party might have trouble sustaining that argument.

He's still the king; he controls the crown. But he understood that he was beginning to have trouble.

I would have trouble sleeping and thus trouble keeping my head up the next day.

The good news is that it's pretty easy to do, although some people have trouble with the concept the first time or two.

Some people that were brought up in the hierarchy of life have trouble with that.

Randell was quoted as saying: "IIt works perfectly, but might have trouble recognizing your voice after one too many* pints . "

'We have trouble controlling our consumer impulses, and there's a gap between our decision and the consequences, ' he said.

Some young people seem to have trouble starting jobs or finishing college.

Yet, psychologist say, many employees and employers have trouble with concept of politics in the office.

If the porosity is not uniform, the router might have trouble finishing if cells with low porosity are placed near each other.

A person might have trouble waiting and cooperating and might say or do things if even if he offends others.

People with a learning disability may have trouble following directions, or they may not know how to start a task.

Even experts have trouble comparing them and a low initial monthly payment can be a misleading guide to total costs (and risks).

It can also be a sign of mental health problems that cause people to have trouble controlling their impulses or to take unnecessary risks.

That may be true, but if you were to do it, you would have trouble on the horizon.

NORTHERN Europeans will not forget the name Eyjafjallajokull in a hurry, even if they may have trouble pronouncing it.

CVS stores offer magnifiers for customers who might have trouble reading the small print on labels.

Even local Chinese executives have trouble connecting with those young workers from rural China, ' he said.

Those men are cruelly known as "dead wet leaves" , whose wives have trouble sweeping them out of the home.

I'm all ready you see. Now my troubles are going to have trouble with me!

About an hour and a half later the same policemen spotted a driver who seemed to have trouble driving straight.

I'm not trying to provoke working moms guilt, since I too have trouble unplugging from work.

I suspect if Angelina Jolie showed up to an interview at an accounting firm in flip-flops and dirty jeans, she'd have trouble getting hired.

In fact, you do not have trouble, nutritionists say that eating sweets may not be fat, as long as you pick the right time to eat it.

When she gets an infection, she seems to have trouble hearing, but with medicine it always gets better.

Moreover, if you have access only to a remote database, you might have trouble with intermittent or slow access to your network.

Who can I call if I have trouble remembering all that we cover today?

That means you might have trouble finding a filter that specifically targets manganese.

Some people have problems with only one of these. Others have trouble with spoken language.

If you're used to a carefree, independent lifestyle, you may have trouble accepting your new responsibilities.

And few project teams have trouble handling change in business requirements to systematic realization of IT services.

"Twice in the first couple of minutes, the water splashed me in the face and I'd have trouble breathing, " he says.

Choose something you won't have trouble picturing, but something that requires you to focus in order to see it clearly.

The disc's all determined loveliness, but more fidgety listeners might have trouble.

D: But if you drink too much, you might have trouble keeping the conversation going.

And why would a man have trouble discussing something sensitive with a woman he helped raise?

Nicholas: Maybe you shouldn't try. If you drink too much, you might have trouble keeping the conversation going.

The mark-up on the original news stand price of 10 cents is one that even a superhero might have trouble arranging.

We do have trouble in our relationship , but I feel that we can work it out between us without professional help .

"The only difference has been that some investors have trouble envisioning investing in a company started and run by women, " she says.

You might have trouble sleeping, eating and concentrating.

Corals may also have trouble coping as sea level rises and stirs up sediments, said Kimberley Yates of the U. S. Geological Survey.

They have trouble reconciling the image of their action-man president with his apparent impotence in the face of a global crisis.

Some may have trouble with the concept of a divine creator.

The same goes for the audio lessons. If you have trouble with a lesson, repeat it the next day.

This point is particularly important if you have trouble reaching out to others.

It looks as if we are going to have trouble with Mrs. Jenkins.

You see, Susie, when someone is very, very sad, they have trouble doing the little things like making dinner or other chores.

"When I'm sitting at home with the TV off, I can understand just fine, " he said, "but when I go out for dinner, I have trouble. "

He said that astronauts returning from the zero gravity of space often have trouble with balance .

People who lack sleep are easy to get angry and have trouble in controlling the moods.

We say that the president runs the country, but in practice, presidents have trouble running large parts of the government.

For older people who already have trouble sleeping, the researchers say that extra tossing and turning could be the cause.

I still have trouble with that sometimes, and I'm the one picking it up!

You may have trouble to act congruently or to communicate authentically.

Like Chinese restaurants in search of a name, magazine art directors have trouble resisting the Great Wall.

What I have trouble understanding is the view that new monetary easing is likely to be counterproductive.

I seem to have trouble with my ears.

If you have trouble getting started here are at least a few tips you can try. I hope that you'll find them helpful.

But their latest action film might have trouble finding a place on prime time TV.

Their skin may tend to be dry and sensitive. Capricorns tend to have trouble with alcohol consumption.

Additionally, systems that have multiple monitors attached may have trouble recognizing the boundaries of the display area.

But just like the iPad, Nook Color, and other tablets, you may have trouble reading outdoors thanks to the device's color screen.

IFP children have trouble following through on projects. They may lose interest halfway through, and move onto the next exciting project.

"Some men get so used to the hard, fast strokes that they have trouble climaxing with a partner, " says Barbara Keesling, Ph. D.

They have trouble believing that Jesus of Nazareth is the very God Whose power hung the sun in its orbit.

So researchers looking to cut mosquito populations might try figuring out a way to make them have trouble digesting a hot meal.

There could also be shortages, Mr. Mayfield said, as existing supplies run low and importers have trouble finding alternative sources.

If we were all a bunch of happy go lucky flakes we wouldn't hold down our jobs and probably have trouble keeping our relationships together.

The prototype on the left has lots of little pieces that have trouble staying put. Post-it glue can help with that.

Generally, technical people who understand UML and use-case modeling have trouble looking at a use case from the user point of view.

Yao is not a scrub. We have trouble getting him the ball where he needs it.

David is one of these people who have trouble in making up their minds.

We have trouble feeding, providing fresh, clean water, medicines, fuel for the six and a half billion.

Mr Blair, a PhD candidate, says that the older mind appears to have trouble suppressing irrelevant information.

Many guys seem to have trouble using SOIs because they feel incongruent with themselves.

I know you have trouble reading something as simple as a sign on the door. Gooey Huey, so let me help you. This is the ladies'room.

Metrics can be used to find problematic areas of the code that consistently have trouble and need further analysis.

Banks that have trouble meeting their obligations need money fast, and this is one of the problems a central bank addresses.

When he does not love your time, please do not you unhappy, or have trouble and the loss of time to disturb him.

And I said, "I think you have trouble in your romance. "

I've found even when the worker is in clear view I sometimes have trouble running him over if he's behind a scaffold.

Vertical strokes prevail in a text type and if the axis is diagonal, the eye will have trouble following that line of text.

In fact I'd guess even the first lady might have trouble telling them apart.

It's not easy doing a late night show on a channel without a lot of money, that viewers have trouble finding.

If you're the kind of person who overeats because you have trouble controlling you're appetite, help may be on the horizon.

I still have trouble comparing him to the likes of Henry Armstrong, Sugar Ray Leonard or Muhammad Ali.

Sometimes even a Canadian-born senior may have trouble wading through the vast resources on healthy eating that are available.

If you have trouble determining which of your goals truly express your desires, another person's reactions may be a helpful guide.

Everyone wants to grow in growth have setbacks, have trouble, sad, and, of course, the happy.

We thought we were going to have trouble getting their attention.

People with a learning disability may have trouble following directions .

Researchers also have trouble sharing data with one another.

I went on a no-calorie diet two years ago and after a few months started to have trouble concentrating.

They are often, somewhat surprisingly because divorce is so common, ashamed of their new status and have trouble telling their friends.

that simple model will have trouble defining leadership in a way that works in real-world situations.

I was so frustrated that I began to cry. Unfortunately, when I start crying, I have trouble stopping. I was making quite a scene!

You may also have trouble adapting to the altitude if you are going to a mountainous area.

People who have trouble understanding health and medical information are more likely to get hospitalized.

Or even to have trouble with those who are quarreling over his property, and to have his death involved in aspersions.

If your family didn't pay attention to your needs when you were a child, you probably have trouble letting others know your needs now.

But some of Huang's original capsule tenants have trouble grasping the usefulness of the luxury capsules.

Elliott is unconcerned that Mourinho will have trouble keeping all of his stars happy .

If you can't locate ourselves in the world, we will have trouble understanding much about this planet Earth.

But they say many other women will have trouble with her views on social issues once they get to know her better.

Angry people can have trouble thinking clearly, so try not to do or say anything to make things worse.

However, analysts say that Agricultural Bank may have trouble convincing investors to buy its shares at the top of the range.

This can help allay fears that you might upset the balance of the team or have trouble taking direction.

Once we define somebody as an enemy, we have trouble putting ourselves in their shoes, just naturally.

Even after Toyota fixes the gas pedal problems, it is likely to have trouble regaining share, some say.

The National Center for learning disabilities says people with dyspraxia have trouble planning and completing fine modern (motor) tasks.

The person may have trouble speaking to you. They may appear confused or have trouble understanding.

Officials used to have trouble with the foreign names of people.

You see, married couples don't have trouble communicating. They communicate all too well.

Mister chirac says the rejection means france will have trouble defending its interests in europe.

Bad news, my flight has been delayed and I may have trouble making the first meeting with the clients.

Sometimes, children have trouble with fine motor activities and consequently, avoid the paper and pencil activities in preschool.

Babies who don't get enough of the stuff have trouble creating the fatty myelin insulation that helps neurons transmit signals.

New moms report that they have trouble remembering things that they used to remember easily.

Even with a substantial budget you'd probably have trouble tracking down such rare wines.

Unable to communicate, individual whales have trouble finding each other and spend more time on their own.

Even huge and Epic figures have trouble getting past Resist All 30, and a lucky Rolling Thunder could push them around.

If you have trouble at this point, check and adjust the firewall settings using Yast (on SUSE).

Yes, despite our technological advancements, even we have trouble understanding the human mind at times.

Breus said the most common reason people have trouble falling asleep is that they cannot turnoff their mind.

Northerners usually have trouble understanding the southerners' accents.

As they get older, children may have trouble walking or holding a cup, riding a bicycle or throwing a ball.

Might there be other reasons that established companies have trouble negotiating discontinuities?

Sufferers have trouble concentrating on any task unless they receive constant feedback , stimulation and reward .

Freshmen have trouble adapting to the new study environment and coping with(handling) interpersonal relations.

Some investors have been turned off by fears they could have trouble selling their shares in the secondary market.

Even then, Howard Lichtman says it may have trouble competing with systems already on the market.

The obvious benefit to an employer is the ability to accommodate employees who have trouble balancing their jobs and their families.

Of course , just because people have trouble with math does not necessarily mean they have dyscalculia .

ou may feel restless and have trouble concentrating. Hate nicotine for that.

Women with very square shoulders can wear the popular bras with wide-set straps. Women with slopping shoulders will have trouble.

Often, women who leave abusive relationships have trouble earning an adequate income or finding safe and affordable housing.

If I ever have trouble getting to sleep, all I have to do is imagine listening to my old history teacher, Mr. Lucas.

They say that gay marriage undermines the traditional sort, but have trouble explaining how.

Now the application processing the reference element will have trouble deciding which uri child element to use.

If you have trouble doing this, you might have chosen the wrong keywords.

Children with dyscalculia have trouble reading numbers and picturing them in their mind.

There is a certain style of programming book that I have trouble seeing the point of.

Even greater problems await the victor, who could have trouble establishing his or her legitimacy.

My students have trouble with their pronunciation and with their fear of losing face; that's double trouble!

I arrived on the 15th . . . but my friends will come to the airport to meet me, so schools do not have trouble to receive me.

Interrupting that sleep can leave them groggy, especially since they also tend to have trouble falling asleep before 11 p. m.

Singles who have trouble finding a date may be suffering from unresolved grief, which can block love, a US author suggests.

People may be flooded with memories of the traumatic event and have trouble falling asleep, or have nightmares.

Gardner played four games for the Bulls last season but may have trouble sticking with this roster.

Some families may have trouble paying for costly celebrations organize organized by parents or schools.

I have trouble working on things that I don't like, and I have trouble doing things that I'm not passionate about.

But Piaget labeled this stage "concrete operations" because children still have trouble with abstract ideas.

Baby Boomers were four times more likely than seniors to have trouble paying for healthcare, according to the report.

Sometimes teams have trouble starting new habits: writing unit tests, fix compiler warnings, not breaking the build.

Type a hint to help the user remember the password if they have trouble remembering it at login.

When servicemen and women ship off to a war zone, their children often have trouble coping.

Your heart is pure and your motives are wonderful, but you can have trouble seeing where fantasy and idealism stops and reality begins.

Moreover, it's possible that in today's scientific world, Einstein would have trouble getting his ideas heard.

If you have trouble deciding whether or not you need a hearing aid you can try one for a limited time.

Me, too! But there's one thing I always have trouble with this time of year.

These clues are often so difficult to detect that even trained experts have trouble discerning them.

Over time, symptoms get worse. People may not recognize family members or have trouble speaking, reading or writing.

That means the hackers, or whoever they might sell the information to, would have trouble making direct charges.

They rarely initiate social encounters, and often have trouble even meeting someone's eye. They also have low levels of oxytocin.

And I don't know about all of you, but I have trouble keeping 100 things in my head at once.

It could distract you from your job search, and potential employers may have trouble envisioning you in your previous professional role.

Sometimes he did have trouble with that trick.

Some have trouble with basic social skills, and might get intense coaching on holding conversations or making eye contact.

Even though you'll hear a lot about how there are "so many" IT jobs, you and your colleagues will often have trouble finding jobs.

Teenagers who drop out of high school have trouble finding jobs.

the teacher's pronunciation ? have trouble doing sth ? go out with Englishspeaking friends ? in original sentences ?

You tend to have trouble asking for what you need.

For most people who have trouble harnessing a hot temper, reacting like this is not what they want.

It works because internet censors have trouble blocking your route once you connect through another computer.

Many talented designers (like some British inventors) have trouble converting their ideas into cash.

So, perhaps it isn't surprising that we sometimes have trouble acting in away that will bring us the most happiness.

World Bank report notes that Russian exporters have trouble not just entering foreign markets but surviving in them.

I can speak a little but I have trouble reading and writing Chinese characters are like pictures.

We often have trouble accepting them graciously. Yet we remember the good ones, and the bad ones, for a very, very long time.

To avoid this, those that have trouble rolling over their debt have two main options.

Adults more typically have trouble with paying attention, focusing and prioritizing.

Some families may have trouble paying for costly celebrations organized by parents or schools.

You and I have trouble communicating?

Those who do may have trouble communicating, since many indigenous women speak poor Spanish.

I've been having a very good time in Shanghai, but I still have trouble with my English study.

"Even a saint would have trouble smiling and being happy for someone in those circumstances, " she says.

Learners of English, especially self-taught learners may have trouble in understanding speecnes made by native speakers.

And although it has been legal and available to all women since 1972, they might still have trouble obtaining it.

People who have trouble getting a decent night's sleep may also face a higher risk of heart attack, Norwegian researchers report.

Jill Levenson, of Lynn University in Florida, says half of registered sex offenders have trouble finding jobs.

You're weighing your options. If you sometimes have trouble making decisions, Monday and Tuesday you're flat-out unable.

Children drinking an energy drink later in the day will have trouble falling asleep and staying asleep.

But these signals can have trouble getting through in a noisy environment.

They may have trouble organizing tasks or activities because of a lack of focus or too strong of focus on too little an area.

Facing so many interesting extracurricular activities, we college students have trouble to choose the proper ones.

Gotals also have trouble with areas intense in electromagnetic energy, found throughout a technologically advanced galaxy.

I actually have trouble protecting myself, especially from larger animals like lions and from humans who hunt me.

They have trouble handling more than one task at a time.

Apple may have trouble finding a good use for its cash, but its shareholders will not.

If you keep your feet firmly on the ground, you'll have trouble putting on your pants.

You my friends are angels who lift me to my feet when my wings have trouble remembering how to fly.

If you don't follow what they tell you to do, you may have trouble.

Chinese businesses have trouble navigating these local tensions, which raises questions about how they will fare on the global stage.

I can only see light and blurs in the eye and have trouble keep my balance sometimes.

Companies continued paying high prices to secure reserves they have trouble finding through exploration.

Many have trouble making decisions about objects and fear they'll later regret discarding something.

See a doctor if you continue to have trouble sleeping.

They (police) that I have "trouble" of suspects, after being released due to insufficient evidence, I still bail stage.

Simply put, children with reading disorders have trouble recognizing words and letters on the page.

They may have trouble completing basic and familiar tasks, like cooking dinner or shaving.

The screen-flicker makes your eyes and your mind think it is day time, hence you have trouble sleeping.

But Republicans in Congress have trouble restraining themselves.

What if I give you a really complicated curve and then you have trouble finding the normal vector?

we have trouble with elevator control , it is fluttering ( sharking ) slightly , we ' re to keep higher approach speed on final.

First, single, young, attractive rich men rarely have trouble meeting eligible women.

People with dyspraxia may even have trouble speaking. So(mange a) imagine the difficulty in learning a sport.

Also, your commercial printer will have trouble printing your publication to a different page size than the one you set up.

I still have trouble understanding the meaning of this phrase.

Lastly, some of us have trouble converting an intention into an action.

Social skills are another issue. People with dyspraxia can have trouble making friends.

his children, every family, and you have trouble with him Han.

Well, Harold's advice has to do with courage, trust, and fear, traits most of us, including actors, have trouble with.