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The company was in deep trouble and that he wasn't going to be able to nurse it back to health.

Needless to say, the president should not let himself be bullied. The economy is still in deep trouble and needs continuing help.

Much of the financial sector is in deep trouble, with previously blue-chip companies wobbling along on legs as rubbery as a bad check.

On the Republican side, the main news was that John McCain is in deep trouble.

Laurie: You know Annie some day your going to get us all in deep trouble.

THE fragile government of Somalia is in deep trouble and, according to one of its officials, "scared witless" .

You know Annie some day you're going to get us all in deep trouble.

All the opinion polls suggest that Mr Reid is in deep trouble in his home state of Nevada.

As readers of this kind still exist, so why does the reader's Digest "will also be in deep trouble? "

Well, the answer is in general we might be in deep trouble.

If the Australian drought continues, the thousands who depend on irrigation water for a living will be in deep trouble.

Him? [Arnold Schwarzenegger saying "One of us is in deep trouble. " ].

If this compass variation or error is not compensated for, a navigator could find himself far off course and in deep trouble.

The collapse of Lehman Brothers was a turning point for Wall Street - a sign the financial services industry was in deep trouble.

That the American educational system is in deep trouble is generally agreed.

Because countries usually approach the IMF only when they are in deep trouble, the fund attaches demanding conditions to its loans.

When the skyscraper is actually put into use, the economy is likely to be in deep trouble.

If Spain is in deep trouble, it will be difficult to hold the euro together. . . and my own view is that Spain is in deep trouble.

And this comes at a time when American education is already in deep trouble.

Doha has been going for more than five and, though showing signs of life, is still in deep trouble.

Within months, however, ShoreBank found itself in deep trouble as a sharp rise in job losses hit its borrowers.

Mom's going to be so mad that we broke the window, and we'll be in deep trouble.

But, almost 20 years after she left Downing Street, the British economy is once again in deep trouble.

The bad weather has caused massive floods and landslides, and it has left the country in deep trouble.

The solution: Buy the joint venture partner. Especially, when he's in deep trouble.

Well, this is something we're talking about on our blog, in the court of public opinion, Lance Armstrong is in deep trouble.

"People will be upset to hear you are abandoning them when they are in deep trouble. "

But in 1979, with Carter in deep trouble at home and abroad, Kennedy announced he would seek the 1980 Democratic nomination.

With America in deep trouble , our economists are AWOL , and our scientists are still off 'financial engineering .

But despite the fighting talk for Clinton, her campaign was in deep trouble, days after replacing key campaign staff.

But the drastic cuts will force rapid changes to product line-ups for homegrown carmakers that are in deep trouble.

I am in deep trouble this time. Dad will just hit the ceiling if he finds out that I failed the test again.

I've learned. . . that when your wife simply answers, "nothing" when you ask her what's wrong, you're in deep trouble.

Daming: If Tont tells his dad that he's lost the camera he borrowed, he'll be in deep trouble.

If this compass variation or error is neglected, a navigator could find himself far off course and in deep trouble.

You'd better behave yourself or else you'll be in deep trouble when mom gets home.

Dig into the numbers, however, and both sectors are in deep trouble.

Russia, the regional behemoth, remains in deep trouble.

When Mr Gerstner took the helm in 1993, IBM was in deep trouble, on the verge of selling itself off in pieces.

But a currency union whose core country not only exports deflation, but also stands aside as members collapse is in deep trouble.

But by 2002, it was clear Ivory Coast was in deep trouble, as Mr Ward had predicted.

I'm in deep trouble and all you can talk to me about is music!

The Indian tiger is in deep trouble.

You'd better bahave yourself or else you'll be in deep trouble when mom gets home.

You'd better behave youself or else you'll be in deep trouble when mom gets home.

I was in deep trouble. And the nearest Australian consulate was in Ethiopia.

And there goes our season oh well. Not good guys. This time is really the back We are in deep trouble without Tracy.

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He was in deep trouble , yet he didn't lose heart.

it also reports that between 100 and 200 other cold - dependent animal species , such as penguins and polar bears are in deep trouble.

I'm in deep trouble now.

But Spain isn't an American state, and as a result it's in deep trouble.

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