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Last but not least, try to get on well with your classmates. Be ready to help whoever is in trouble.

He sat down on a bench, unceremoniously, doggedly, like a man in trouble.

Was in trouble, sigh, a total of ancient and modern, such as the concept of such generation is really easy to find.

But if Greece's partners bail it out, defying the euro's founding treaty, the currency will suffer. Either way, the euro is in trouble.

It looked as if Mido elbowed Del Horno. If you take a ten-yard run-up and your elbows are up, you are always going to be in trouble.

He shall call upon me, and I will answer him: I will be with him in trouble; I will deliver him, and honour him.

He would go out of his way to help anyone in trouble.

Amy, Vicky and Erin all sneered at her and made fun of her but I didn't dare do anything, at least not something I would get in trouble for.

The government seems to have a policy of helping only those Canadians in trouble abroad whom it does not have reason to see as undesirable.

Afraid of his strict father, the little boy always turns to his mother for help whenever he gets in trouble.

Bear Stearns collapsed largely because other institutions stopped doing business with it, fearing it might be in trouble.

Thus the economy of these countries is often affected when the U. S. economy is in trouble.

He always claims himself to be the salt of the earth, but he never offers his hand when his neighbors are in trouble.

She used to ask her elder sister for help whenever she was in trouble.

it never occurred to me that he might be in trouble.

Her father was a good friend of mine, and I felt honour bound to help her when she was in trouble.

He is always trying to help people in trouble.

It's true that how much joy we can get from the teachers' praise, especially when we meet some difficulties and are in trouble for a while.

Fortunately for you, a couple of guides were coming down the glacier and saw you were in trouble. What were you doing?

Much of their investment is in real estate and now that the property market looks like it might be in trouble, the issue is even more acute.

But the King grew angry and said, "He who helped thee when thou wert in trouble ought not afterwards to be despised by thee. "

He catches the ball on his toss, shakes his head and we knew we were in trouble.

She knew that if she called out for her oldest sister, she would probably get in trouble.

It's not bad to be in a narrow niche, but if that niche has no growth ahead of it, you could be in trouble.

Everytime you fall in trouble, do not try to call your parents and tell them how bad you are living your life.

Only you could get in trouble in a town this small. You would have devastated their crime rate statistics for a decade, you know.

We were in trouble to start with, and it was all over when Mondale said he would propose a hefty tax increase to reduce the budget deficit.

I as well as my friends am ready to help you, when you are in trouble.

The best thing to do is to leave them alone but watch from a distance and call the RSPCA only if you're sure they're in trouble.

He always claimed to be a faithful friend of ours and did not show his colours until we were in trouble and were badly in need of his help.

With the tortured marriage clearly in trouble, Islamabad has sent signals that it is ready to start seeing other people.

What shocked us is the fact that this little girl never thought to ask grown-ups for help when she was in trouble.

However, over the course of his career, Kwame's immaturity has got himself in trouble with both his employers and the law.

Bob is often in trouble with the police. I'm afraid he is following in his father's footsteps.

He is always ready to help anyone in trouble.

After recovering from losses of over $30 billion in the early 1990s, the company was in trouble again at the beginning of the next decade.

A great percentage of the kids that ate the marshmallow, they were in trouble. They did not make it to university. They had bad grades.

It's one of the places the party goes when it's in trouble, "he said. " A lot of us are holding our breath to see how this plays out.

The law-and-order clampdown that was at the heart of his victory in last April's general election is in trouble on two fronts.

Besides, she was also a warmhearted girl and always ready to help whoever was in trouble.

She used to turn to her parents for help whenever she was in trouble, but now she can cope with everything on her own.

Part of it was working for companies that were in trouble, but mostly I was still trying to find my own path in software development.

Or they fear the stigma of having to ask for government assistance, not wanting to let their neighbors know they're in trouble.

A wise business attorney told me that the client is truly in trouble when they're fighting "for the principle of the matter. "

Do not cuss, holler, pee, or throw up in public places or otherwise call attention to yourself, as it will probably get you in trouble.

When I was in trouble, Paul was the only one who would stick his neck out to help me.

Her relatives do not know, after the abduction of a woman that I am not in trouble?

You know, somebody is going to be in trouble that they didn't have 82nd on here.

He knew he was in trouble when he woke up one morning to find his wife banging utensils around the kitchen.

The point of this slide is even a tiny thing like painting can get you in trouble if you're not careful about what you're painting.

I thought this over for a week and then decided that I wouldn't wait: Mary Brown might well be in trouble that would brook no delay .

and is always ready to help those in trouble.

You begin to look at things having to do with your tensions. Your brother, who's fallen in trouble , do you take care of him ?

The knowledge that I had been in trouble and pain, and had not come to him for help and support.

I knew it was all drama, for his mama to see so he wouldn't get in trouble.

He was probably too afraid to talk, I thought, and the last thing I wanted to do was get him in trouble.

Dear friends we are very sorry to hear that you are in trouble because of the earthquake. How are things with you now?

Conversely, it also means when your friend is in trouble, you should be ready to be with him or her.

all simple enough when you know them, but they've got to be known if you're small, or you'll find yourself in trouble.

He is always ready to help others when they are in trouble.

Little Eric: Because that's what being brother is all about , right? Being there for each other when one of us is in trouble.

Aladdin was in trouble. He rubbed the magic ring on his finger, and a genie came out of the ground.

He had nobody to turn to when he was in trouble because he never cared to help others.

Laura is always lucky, for whenever she is in trouble, somebody are ready to lend her a hand.

He is always ready to help those in trouble.

Kim calls her mother to say that she's in trouble.

HRN: That's a good point. Inflation is a concern in Europe and the Euro seems to be in trouble. Can the Euro survive?

a Christmas party, he found himself in trouble again for stubbing a lit cigar into the eye of Jamie Tandy, a youth team player at Man City.

You definitely need a way to find out the part you want to see among the huge number of "gear wheel" , else you will get in trouble.

There is no doubt that money is important. Without it, we would be in trouble!

Make sure you can have great communication with your developer or designer, otherwise you might be in trouble.

I might not know those people in trouble, but I think I can help them, and I need to try.

Your child wouldn't want others looking at him if he were in trouble or being remanded, so he shouldn't look at others in that situation.

Yet he never did his homework, and he was always in trouble with Miss White.

Now it seems that the very same revisionism could get him in trouble with the law again.

Moral hazard may be exaggerated: if you are in trouble, you want the trouble to be bad enough to require rescue.

He never did his homework, and he was always in trouble with Miss White.

And Greece is not the only country in trouble. High levels of public debt in Ireland, Portugal and Spain are also worrying debt markets.

If you're in trouble or engaged to be married no doubt you'll give them a buzz; until then what's to discuss?

The guy in trouble there is always a farm, this is not a mallard wild chicken, but rather a group of men senseless trouble!

Did not I weep for him that was in trouble? was not my soul grieved for the poor?

In India even the police look the other way when it comes to helping the accident victims or any other citizens in trouble.

One of the student currently in trouble for attacking my conversationalist is a girl with a particularly difficult fe.

Some of these countries could get in trouble and there could be contagious effects to other financial markets in other emerging markets .

Some of the messages said, "Help me, I'm in trouble, he's trying to kill me. "

As for friends-making, some people are too sophisticated for you to turn to when you are in trouble.

AZUZ: You know, it's bad enough to get in trouble from your school from your teacher.

But there has to be some assurance these resources will be there two years down the road, otherwise these countries will be in trouble.

You can't count on Liz to help you when you're in trouble. She's just a fair - weather friend .

Family is strange, but at least you can count on them to help you out when you are in trouble. After all blood is thick than water.

The old man is ready to help people when they are in trouble .

I will be with him in trouble, I will deliver him and honor him.

laugh off Despite being in trouble with the Government, Northcliffe attempted to laugh the matter off.

After the ship wrecked, the transportation trust was in trouble up to the hilt.

Theoretical Study of the seeds of capitalism in trouble, in fact applied to the British model.

Which , in turn , caused great trouble to himself , whenever he was in trouble , he had no persons to turn to for help .

At the beginning of the race we were especially in trouble: I drove consistent lap times, but I was too slow.

Mr Mayrhuber said ominously that where other airlines were in trouble, Lufthansa would be looking to move in and "harvest" their markets.

Although in learning English is in trouble, he did not give up efforts.

My friends believe me is the guy can be trusted and helpful. They ask my help when they are in trouble, and I'd like to help them.

JK: Man has always been in trouble, in turmoil, in fear. And facing all the confusion of the world, can there be a solution to all this?

james bond : a little . but i won ' t consider myself to be in trouble until i start weeping blood.

Had this been a presidential poll, Mr Ma would be in trouble.

In his youth, Tony Blair's rebellious streak often landed him in trouble.

They seem to be in trouble about whether to re-engine the 737 or redesign it altogether.

You always like to get involved in someone else's business. You'll get yourself in trouble. Don't you know it?

One of her students was called Eklund and he was handful. He often got in trouble.

Even if they tortured the domestic animal of the white without salary, they would be in trouble if they were found by the white.

But if it is a "generalised" case which never gets better then the dog is in trouble and may need to be euthanised.

Then Darling found himself in trouble in an interview with John Humphrys during Radio 4's Today programme.

"You know you're in trouble when your monthly gas bill is nearly as much as your car payment, " said one driver.

It might be risky, it might get you in trouble, but you must act more than you think.

If it really is what's on the inside that counts, then a lot of thin people might be in trouble.

Unfortunately for Mr Romney, Mr McCain beat him among the swelling number of voters who think the economy is in trouble.

A woman is in trouble. Her husband is stalking her with a . 45-caliber semi-automatic.

"If we sell U. S. bonds, the U. S. economy could be in trouble, " he said.

In the early 1930s, the democratic world appeared to be in trouble.

Second, the tentative appearance of a draft Hillary movement tells us that Mr Obama is in trouble.

The IMF has already offered to increase its precautionary credit lines for countries that could end up in trouble.

Well, there might be other ways to get forgiveness for that, but you're in trouble.

Sub debt provides much more market discipline than equity, because a bank in trouble with a weak share price is not forced to do anything.

Louise Bonner: No, its not. Thats not what she said. Someone is in trouble. Something bad is happening!

I am ready to retire as a eurosceptic. The European Union is in trouble.

Not me in trouble and is usually trouble for me.

Lei Feng was always ready to help the people in trouble.

She is kind and considerate, and she is ready to help her students in trouble.

He is very kind and always ready to offer me a helpful hand when I'm in trouble.

They need this to make a decision on which projects should proceed, which ones are in trouble, which ones are over or under budget.

Economics, as a field, got in trouble because economists were seduced by the vision of a perfect, frictionless market system .

'We never stopped being profitable, but the banks that we are dealing with are in trouble, so they're not funding us, ' he said.

Would they be afraid that they were in trouble so they wouldn't tell you for fear of losing computer privileges?

Sometimes, a financial decision goes bad, one of your children gets in trouble at school, or some household calamity occurs.

Let me know your memories of 1998 - I hope trying to watch it didn't land you in trouble too.

Alan was always in trouble with the police when he was young but he's now a respectable married man.

When you are in trouble, you need , , , to be , , , like this. Wait till everything subsides. Don't even think about moving around.

Such stocks took a hit at the start of this year, sowing fears that the bull market could be in trouble.

Most of these ingredients are gone. The housing bubble has collapsed. The financial sector is in trouble. The construction boom is over.

That habit is going to get us all in trouble in a globalizing, unfamiliar world, and it deserves to be challenged.

The moment someone else comes along with a product that is equally compelling, I think they're going to be in trouble.

If it is winter, you just wear this jacket in trouble, but you do not panic, to find a nearby tailor shop for a zipper solved.

The granny downstairs is kind-hearted and always ready to help the people in trouble.

With you helping me whenever I'm in trouble, I feel very obliged to you.

Finally, always in trouble of conscience, like a long bed of thorns, the turn to turn to no longer sleep.

No matter what word you use, getting another person in trouble by telling on them is usually frowned upon.

In a few years, they are really going to be in trouble if they don't learn these basic skills.

I came to see you on the ground that your father said you were in trouble.

If Fortescue's production costs exceed the spot price, it would hardly be the only Australian commodities firm in trouble.

She looked anxious as though (she was) in trouble .

And if the biosphere is in trouble, then man is in trouble, for human beings are not immune to extinction, though they may like to think so.

So he said to the companion: Don't display! Don't become an exhibitionist, otherwise you will be in trouble.

A disgusting man kissed me today, it was awful, and I know I would be in trouble if my mum found out.

He was in trouble when I left, as the company was forced to settle with me.

In almost every one , Tom gets in trouble with his owner, while Jerry laughs at him.

Judging from this looks, this woman seems to be in trouble.

He is ready to help those in trouble.

I could have helped you, but I didn't know you were in trouble.

If your return is lower than your cost of capital, your business is likely to be in trouble.

Marine life here is in trouble, but there's still hope. With care and protection, the health of these waters can be restored.

At least if you got in trouble on a convoy, you could radio the army and they would come and help you out.

It was a manatee, and by the looks of the reddish-colored water and the way it was thrashing, it was in trouble.

His friends help him when he is in trouble, but he must also be strong enough and help them when they need him.

If poor Hans is in trouble I shall give him half my porridge, and show him my white rabbits.

Attempts got me in trouble because I was suspended from school for a week and my mother.

Whenever you're in trouble, I'm always near. Whenever you feel alone, and you think everyone has given up. . .

Russian news agencies said today that the hijackers got aboard the ship after claiming their inflatable boat was in trouble.

I hope the editor doesn't get in trouble if I say that you can learn a lot about bad things that are going on in Russia from it.

The company's illegal activities got it in trouble with the police.

You know a party is in trouble when it can barely afford its own private polling.

If money continues to be the decisive factor, these Democratic candidates could be in trouble come November.

Elaine is going to get in trouble one of these days because she likes to tart herself up and go to low bars to find men.

My dear, if one day you were in trouble, please don't leave me behind. I wish I could conquer the diffcult.

We should trust our friends, respect them and always be ready to help them when they are in trouble.

The best persons to help the men in trouble are the policemen.

You can depend on him for help whenever you're in trouble. He's a true blue.

When I was in trouble again even it just a math question that I could not work out, I wanted to give up.

He never came except when he was in trouble.

and with yao coming fresh and healthy for the playoffs, the western conference is in trouble. . .

Today, nearly two years after the recession officially ended, the housing market is still in trouble.

Has anyone ever cared for you or helped you when you were in trouble?

But others say that climbers are too eager to reach the top and too selfish to help those in trouble.

Don't hesitate to ask me for help when you are in trouble.

Now, I'd better make the surface of my water a straight line, otherwise I'm going to get in trouble.

Thank you so much. It is not easy these days to find someone who still take the time to help someone in trouble.

I love, caring, savvy, to join me in trouble with crazy, and movement of the sun like men.

And I don't wear ammo belts crisscrossing my chest and a red bandana, but we're clearly in trouble.

You know you're in trouble when even the losers start picking on you.

Good analytical skills, skillful in trouble shooting, and able to work independently.

You had better go and check the exam time. If the exam is tomorrow, you "re really going to be in trouble. "

Across town, three of Brown's men were in trouble at the gun factory. The factory was built on an island in the Shenandoah River.

Zhao deep sigh a sigh of relief bureau deputy director, said: Oh, the old Wen ah, I get in trouble for the general.

Others claim "ATM phobia" after the Xu case, fearful a machine will spit out more than expected and land them in trouble as well.

She`s always helping people in trouble that seems to be her mission in life.

The next thing I knew, she was walking towards me and I thought now I am in trouble.

He is always ready to help anyone who is in trouble.

When you have more euro-zone economies in trouble than out of it, there's no way to put together a fiscal package to fix the mess.

She thought we were the police, because Osei was always in trouble for stealing.

Prayer is not a "spare wheel" that you pull out when in trouble, but it is a "steering wheel" that directs the right path throughout.

he come to help me whenever i'm in trouble. i'm very thankful of that.

My teacher and friend. Miss zhang. is always helping me a lot when I'm in trouble.

'He was afraid he would get in trouble, ' Hua Huilin said. But 'he was so persistent, saying he had the right to do it. '

No matter when he is in trouble, he always turns to me for help.

This setting is not specific to clustering, but it is useful for redirecting users when a cluster member is in trouble.

But beneath the gleaming headlines, some of Goldman's figures suggest the financial system is still in trouble.

But a study has found that, contrary to popular belief, when a relationship is in trouble it is men who suffer the most.

C is in trouble, but imaging and business card printing sector is the company's cash cow.

wonder you ended up in trouble. No You never followed your parents' advice.

Whenever Dad says "friend" that way, you know you're in trouble.

Being ranked number one for a term no one would associate with your site is a waste of time and money (and it may get you in trouble! ).

It was a good pace in the first half - in the second it was a little bit off - but we were never really in trouble.

His recklessness landed him in trouble.

These challenges are particularly acute when parts of the globe are in trouble, as the eurozone now is.

If Ms Mulcahy's point of view were shared by more executive teams, the strategy consultants would be in trouble.

KaiEn is not the only language training center in trouble.

If we get off to a good start you could be in trouble especially considering your recent away form.

She was a problem child, always in trouble with the police.

The submarine is in trouble at the bottom of the ocean.

It must n't get out that I'm missing school tomorrow otherwise I'll really get in trouble.

Perhaps one should not be surprised. After all, everyone agrees that the economy is in trouble.

What makes me feel so sad is, she did not go to bat for me when I was in trouble.

A company can get in trouble if it changes its marketing strategy to cope with a short-term problem.

You know our circus is in trouble.

A year later, with the nation's economy in trouble, Bush's approval rating dropped below 40 percent.

The smart-aleck rookie detective got himself in trouble.

The trust between best friends is such that if one friend falls in trouble, the other will not think twice to help.

Hou then I heard the most touching "the most beautiful sun, " he said to give the stars and in trouble people.

A: If I don't go, I'm going to be in trouble.

It doesn't take long before he sends an urgent radio message to say that he is in trouble.

Listen you promise me something, okay? Just, if you're ever in trouble, don't try to be brave, just run, okay, just run away.

A business that has an unrealistic pricing policy or has to negotiate extended credit with its suppliers is in trouble.

She ever being So kind to me, I felt obliged to help her when she was in trouble.

When main using HLR is in trouble, the operating state of standby number segment in standby HLR is set into main using state.

But consultancies clinging too long to a specialization in strategy at the expense of other practice areas now find themselves in trouble.

We need to know earlier that they're getting in trouble, and we need to be able to pump possible solutions into models.

And I don't think governments in the west would like to see the Chinese economy in trouble, because the global economy is so interdependent.

I am ready to help whenever you are in trouble.

But for years Japan had the advantage of being the only big country in trouble.

It must n't get out that I'm missing school tomorrow otherwise I'll get in trouble.

His friends walked out on him after he got in trouble.

His hot temper has landed him in trouble before.

With you helping me whenever I'm in trouble, I feel very lucky.

Although he may get in trouble for his part in her kidnapping, Rick is prepared to face the consequences in order to help Kimberly.

It was years before he knew who had helped him when he was in trouble.

Jack, I take a good view to you though you are in trouble. I will work hard with you.

Jehovah, in trouble have they visited thee; they poured out a prayer [when] thy chastening was upon them.

They may not win all the applause as corporate heroes, but without their contribution even the sexiest business would soon be in trouble.

When they were in trouble and cried out to God, He heard their cries and helped them.

I happened to be there when you were in trouble.

People are trying to adapt but the nomads know they are in trouble.

April sky, as though always in trouble for something, let the blue gray clouds hanging for too long as the fringe, cover the clear eyes.

NARRATOR: After 30 glorious years of growth, the American economy was in trouble.