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The trouble for me was that it was held at a beautifully decorated room with wooden panels.

But the numbers are getting high enough to at least raise the prospect of big trouble for the global economy.

Oliver has always been a bad apple. Wherever he goes, there's going to be trouble for sure.

Phreak: Speaking of lane dominace, Orianna is still causing too much trouble for her opponents. What can we expect for her?

In the end Uriah Heep and his mother left Canterbury, but we all thought he was too evil to stay out of trouble for long.

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.

We find ourselves thinking a certain way, knowing that this thought may be creating trouble for us yet we find it difficult to stop.

But it turned out to be a bum steer, just a rumor spread by one of our competitions to make trouble for us.

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.

Yes , Diana made real trouble for all her nannies - her way of getting her own back after her mother left home .

But none of that means the trouble for the U. S. economy is over.

Mo, whose real name is Guan Moye, said he had "brought the family a lot of trouble" for his talkativeness when he was young.

Graham: It's really none of your business what I eat for lunch. In fact you're a fat old man who causes trouble for everyone.

Of course, a strong USD is trouble for energy equities, at least in the immediate-term.

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

Lian said, "You don't have to go to so much trouble for a relative. It's not like I was an imperial official or something. "

Obama is pushing some tax hikes under another name -- but they still mean just as much trouble for the economy.

Now, you know who lam, all right ? You don't wanna make trouble for me or my friends, all right ?

That hints at another sort of trouble for Mr Shang and his colleagues.

Not me in trouble and is usually trouble for me.

Having suffered from heart trouble for years, Professor White must take some medicine with him wherever he goes.

M: But it would be so much trouble for Helen.

The researchers from Kyoto Prefectural University found that enjoying a hot tub could spell trouble for the heart.

and it would have to be dealt with speedily, too, or there would be trouble for somebody or something.

Please buy a pack of cigarettes for me on the way back, if it's not too much trouble for you.

"If the snow didn't make trouble for traffic , we would hope it would never stop! " said the girls.

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.

Sometimes her chickens come home to roost. That means her actions or words cause trouble for her.

There's so much to worry about; they always make trouble for you.

Mark is always looking for ways to make a fast buck. His laziness and greed will soon make trouble for him.

And I have to say, causing trouble for a living is a highly favorable condition.

She told him at last that if he didn't quit using around there she would make trouble for him.

A slowdown was expected, but many are warning that if it continues, it could spell trouble for the developing nation.

In the kind of coincidence provided only by fate or screenplays, each one will mean trouble for the other two.

"It's about getting into a new relationship knowing there's a past and it can be trouble for you, so don't be a fool, " she demurs.

Other founders of the "I-paid-a-bribe" sites said they did not want trouble for running the websites.

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

Having suffered from heart trouble for years, Professor White has to take some medicine with him wherever he goes.

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

The fact that experts in the hard sciences disagree about climate change spells trouble for the politicians and policymakers at Copenhagen.

I should like to stay with you, but please do not go to a lot of trouble for me.

One of my earliest memories is of getting into trouble for being a tomboy.

The court's action means Hwang won't have to serve time in jail if he stays out of trouble for 2 years.

If you always give the children everything they want, you will be heaping up trouble for yourself.

A note from the office usually signaled big trouble for somebody. This time, the somebody was me. Mr.

He always makes trouble for his mother.

That could be trouble for states like Indiana, Tennessee and Oregon that have seen their economies boosted by strong manufacturing sectors.

We'll stay for lunch, if it isn't too much trouble for you.

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

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.

A smaller and less profitable Wall Street also spells trouble for New York City's economy, which has been one of the country's strongest.

I might saved a little trouble for the next girl, Cause the next time that he cheats.

It would be no trouble for a leopard to sneak up behind him and carry him off, leaving no trace.

Today I have got out of all trouble, or rather I have cast out all trouble, for it was not outside, but within. --Marcus Aurelius.

The trouble for Israel is that in peacemaking, as well as in war, the enemy gets a vote.

Greece has had trouble for years eking money out of its government land holdings.

And Chrysler's dealer troubles can also be trouble for the company.

Probe into the safe nursing hidden trouble for new graduate nurse in department of paediatrics and its countermeasures.

Why tell a lie? You could get into trouble for that.

Elisha said to him, 'Tell her, 'You have gone to all this trouble for us. Now what can be done for you?

We are terribly sorry that we made so trouble for you. Please accept our deepest apology for any inconvenience this matter has caused you.

Others warn against making light of a defeated LDP's ability to regroup and make trouble for a Democratic Party government.

It is also possible that romance with a long-distance client or vendor from another culture is causing trouble for you at work.

She's always making trouble for her friends.

Trouble for a supplier to a company's parts supplier can cascade across an industry.

If enthusiasm wanes for the euro, boosters fear, this could spell trouble for other efforts to knit the nations of the Continent together.

Light rain drops on the way aimlessly through a cycle of trouble for centuries gloom, with the misty rain quickly fled the downtown.

And for the case that someone is drunk and starting trouble for their fellow passengers, there is the train policeman.

Dear friends, thank you for so many years of inclusion, I know my temper is not good cause trouble for you I am a sorry.

Many times, I wonder: when people switch jobs, are they merely escaping one form of trouble for another?

Since the margins in supermarkets are thinner than those in bars, that spells trouble for brewers.

If it's not too much trouble for you .

And from the first, I, Kirdir, underwent much toil and trouble for salads and the ruler, and for my own soul's sake.

It will be safer to have Philip Resleigh on board his own ship than to have him making trouble for us on shore.

We took all that trouble for nothing.

if it isn't too much trouble for you.

Suddenly thought I didn't have to many trouble for the time i was here, quite a lucky one.

Its stumbling local economy has much of China fretting whether trouble for Wenzhou's famously nimble manufacturers heralds broader danger.

It's the best way to let them know that you are willing to help them and they are not a trouble for you.

With the possibility of two scorned teen queens teaming up, it could spell some serious trouble for Mr. Jonas.

It incorporates a ceramic ball within, which does all the stirring and eliminates an unnecessary trouble for our stirring hand.

His analysis spells trouble for the economy's short-term health: once builders stop hoarding workers, the unemployment rate will rise.

I'm afraid I "ve brought so much trouble(for you). "

International negotiations over trade or climate change or nuclear non-proliferation always run into trouble for very specific reasons.

To-day I have got out of all trouble, or rather I have cast out all trouble, for it was not outside, but within and in my opinions.

A: That guy always makes trouble for me. I'm determined to teach him a lesson.

Leave my beauteous trouble for the moment.

Risk is again a four-letter word among individual investors. That could spell further trouble for the stock market in days and weeks ahead.

The mother will avoid jail time if she stays out of trouble for three years.

Google, the world leader in Web search, is in trouble for collecting information from unsecured wireless networks.

Can you prove that your neighbor stole your lawnmower? If not and you call the cops, he could make real trouble for you.

The office Wi-Fi, however, isn't behind firewalls and never gives me trouble for other tests.

They shall not labour in vain, nor bring forth for trouble; for they are the seed of the blessed of the LORD, and their offspring with them.

Those that cannot service their mortgages will default, causing more trouble for banks and, via lower house prices, other homeowners.

He is always making trouble for his friend.

Trouble for the small and independent auto makers could move the Chinese industry a step closer to a phase of consolidation.

That could spell trouble for a few countries, such as Turkey, which have large current-account deficits (see article).

Watching too much television can cause eye trouble for a limited time.

He would make too much trouble for Grandma and Grandpa.

Renren's share slide is not the first sign of trouble for Chinese internet stocks.

And now, people who are revealing the truth are getting into trouble for it.

Though the separatists' only real base is among rich nobles and intellectuals, they have stirred up trouble for the Steiner government.

The future president also displayed a naughty schoolboy side, getting in trouble for crashing through a bamboo fence at school.

Jaramillo added that it wasn't global warming that spelled trouble for the world's ecosystems but human activity.

If you are lucky maybe the invisible alligators will visit you tonight and cause trouble for you.

Whereas, it is never of trouble for those star players, who have always been well off.

Introduction: Standard or make trouble for people like the game, they could not find errors can also help quite small game.

I have to say, from now on, it is the time for us to take good care of our eyes, don't let the shortsighted become the trouble for us.

If I say no, the boss will only make trouble for me.

if you are going away from it, it starts creating trouble for you.

Weak growth and high unemployment spell particular trouble for countries that already have high levels of public debt.

So Aristotle's physics is looking in serious trouble for a range of reasons.

I used to get in trouble for going to sleep in his class all the time.

When it's an official enemy, the gloves come off and journalists know they wont get into trouble for using terms like murder.

This could spell trouble for Russia, which has pegged its 2009 budget on much higher oil prices, meaning it will have to trim spending.

After a brief rally this month, Samsung shares slid this week as analysts signaled more trouble for the chip business.

It is still a trouble for doctors to cure unexplained habitual abortion now.

Any ISP in the United States can get in serious, serious trouble for signing pink contracts.

I took it on the chin, and accepted that my performance had been sloppy, substandard and was storing up trouble for the future.

Having suffered from heart trouble for years, Professor White likes to take some medicine wherever he goes.

Well, I've never seen one guy take so much trouble for another guy .

He could make trouble for me if he wanted to.

He probably knew he was marked to run into trouble for profiteering.

Even if you avoid troublesome technologies, you might still cause trouble for the spider.

He thinks the other party used unfair tactics trying to beat him so he can't wait to make trouble for them.

Incompetents invariably make trouble for people other than themselves.

But should it refuse to take B-rated bonds after next year, it could spell trouble for Greece and perhaps elsewhere.

Please provide a copy of your herb trouble for our reference.

Some employees spice up information and spread rumors, creating more trouble for managers.

There's a lesson here for the world's billionaires: let people have good health care, and they'll cause much less trouble for you.

Beijing, and the rural areas surrounding China's other major cities are in trouble for this reason.

Three years ago, a little painting caused big trouble for undercover agent Bob Wittman.

Zoe : You're going to a lot of trouble for this new footballer, aren't you?

This unused capacity portends weak profits and trouble for the loans that financed it.

Darryl got in trouble for placing a bet with an illegal bookmaker.

Still, these types of viruses can cause trouble for people with weakened immune systems.

Depending on how soon this happens, it might mean a lot of trouble for current players (think Google Blog Search surpassing Technorati).

The announcement spells further trouble for the global IT industry next year.

Those high expectations have led to trouble for some miners.

You are storing up trouble for yourself by not admitting the truth.

a: i feel terribly sorry. we caused a lot of trouble for you.

That would be much less trouble for me!

You still get into dreadful trouble for surprising the markets, but it is harder to canvass opinions.

I have not made trouble for Israel, ' Elijah replied. 'But you and your father's family have.

But it can sometimes also cause trouble for visitors who are only used to the customs and manners of their home country.

The trouble for university selectors or company recruiters is that personality tests can be easily faked. . . until now.

That's double trouble for your arteries.

Catherine falls ill from fever and delirium, and Ellen gets into trouble for not telling Edgar.

I have given birth hours too, sagging breasts that do not say a lot smaller, is really trouble for a long time.

James: That's right! You can get in big trouble for that!

I have been with trouble for a long time that I will feel lonely if I lost it.

We often complain that our teachers make trouble for us on purpose. But it is not true.

This fall in global sales spells trouble for some of the world's auto giants.

which make trouble for data processing and information analysis.

He got in trouble for stealing the money.

and that can spell trouble for chimpanzees. Mahale is a tourist destination in Tanzania.

However, the trouble for Apple is far from over.

The trouble for banks that expand abroad is how deceptively easy it is to do.

Believe it or not, I didn't get into trouble for being late for class today.

The bullet-train accident is just the latest sign of trouble for China's railway system.

That means trouble for the investment banks' bottom lines.

He argued that the low rates set after the downturn earlier this decade had "just stored up more trouble for the future" .

Right through the meal, the cat made trouble for the woman.

The unhappy boy makes trouble for his baby sitters .

The trouble for those companies is, says Prof. Ritter, 'people know how hard that sector has been hit. '

Achinese agents stirred up trouble for the Dutch on the west coast .

And if the economy doesn't turn around, it'll mean serious trouble for the president come 2012.

The time has passed when China's opacity mostly caused trouble for itself.

The trouble for the freight railways is that almost all the planned new fast intercity services will run on their tracks.

He got A's, skipped a grade, but got in trouble for fighting.

Here is a list of the 10 top countries where blogging activity is considered risky and in which you can get in serious trouble for doing so.

Other health activists have run into trouble for being too outspoken.

Dec: I just hope they don't get into trouble for wasting their time, can I now ask you a question?

I smell trouble for the executives who have profited illegally.

Jim often causes much trouble for his parents.

In past generations, students got in trouble for passing notes in class.

But sometimes he is too courageous, and loves to cause problems, creating trouble for Moon.

let them arise, if they can save thee in the time of thy trouble: for according to the number of thy cities are thy gods, O Judah.

I seldom wear panty hose or jeans because it's a trouble for me. I usually wear a blouse or a shirt and a skirt or pants.

Okay, that sounds better. Are you sure it isn't too much trouble for you to pick me up, Paul?

At the same time, junk bonds have been under pressure for weeks, a possible sign of trouble for companies laden with debt.

You'd better have an allround physical examination right away or you're laying up trouble for yourself.

That would mean big trouble for the economy.

an expression of regret at having caused trouble for someone.

However, this rising debt burden could be storing up trouble for the future S&P warned.

Being independent and having her own ideas, which may save tons of trouble for men.

India's response to an uprising in Kashmir has been, by turns, repressive and complacent. It is storing up trouble for the future.

The trouble for Redwood City started early in the regular season.

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You're only laying up trouble (for yourself) by not mending that roof now.

It is worried that I can't communicate with my parents harmoniously in ordinary days, what is a big trouble for me.

When railway train running on sections of small radius, its speeding will make great hidden trouble for security.

PH: (Laughs) Am I going to get in trouble for this? I'll say West . . . but strictly because of weather.

Ok, come in, but don't get me upset, ok? Don't make trouble for me.

Doing so might lead to trouble for your company.

She is always causing trouble for people.

The geological hazard, such as landslide and mudflow , etc. may cause fatal hidden trouble for the safety of gas-oil pipeline in service.

The growing ranks of people who only use mobiles are also causing trouble for polling firms.

In fact I think they really enjoy complaining and grumbling and making trouble for other people.

If they know you, some of them will make trouble for you.

He always gets in trouble for challenging his teacher.

I hope he wasn't too much trouble for you.

The student got into big trouble for telling his teacher to shut up.

This exercise may cause a lot of trouble for you.

Steven liked to make trouble for everybody else.

If you always give your son everything he wants, you will be heaping up trouble for yourself.

The trouble for critics is that questions about Ms Dati's competence collide with France's awkward new political correctness.

The being tantamount to asks for trouble for oneself.

So a vague address may cause trouble for the driver.

No uneven mixing and stirring up trouble for no good, right?

The economy has caused trouble for many presidents.

That spells even more trouble for Democrats.

In the north of China, big sandstorms often make trouble for people.

Most of all, the staff were professional, friendly & helpful - nothing was too much trouble for them.

Professional service, saving money, time and trouble for the guests.

All of them was in financial trouble for the economic crisis, yet I am sitting pretty with his help.

But soon, it could spell trouble for the group.

They took all the trouble for nothing.

You can't get in trouble for wrecking the unsalvageable!

I won't make trouble for you.

I hope I do not get in trouble for misunderstanding.

That could mean trouble for Green Dot, which charges to buy the cards and reload them, then adds a monthly maintenance fee.

IF this mail is trouble for you, I am sorry for this!

I told you so. I got in trouble for lying.

B. troublemaker is a person who often makes trouble for others.

I was afraid was too much trouble for you.

Is there any trouble for this system?

We may have been in trouble for a while.

You have made plenty of trouble for me and I want you to know it.

When the police get here, Let's play dumb, I don't want to get in trouble for something I didn't do.

He always tries to make trouble for me.

That could spell trouble for Taobao.

"The trouble for Microsoft is that its cash cow is shifting, " said Carl Howe, analyst with Yankee Group.

ushered in the start of economic trouble for us all.

I don't want to make any trouble for you.

Public-sector unions seldom get in trouble for their actions.

The other teams could make trouble for us if they win.

And anyway I don't want to beg for Edgar's help, or make trouble for him.

His excuses became a continuing source of trouble for President Lincoln.

Another way that listeners can make trouble for unwary event sources is throwing an unchecked exception.

Every high school in the process of growing up with a lot of trouble, For example : 1. their appearance, the body beautiful enough.

The following story reminds us to always honor our promises. Should we fail to do so, we will create a lot of trouble for ourselves.

Another problem is that over-enthusiastic central bank intervention can store up real trouble for the future.

To stir up trouble for oneself.

I'm afraid I have brought you too much trouble for being two hours late.

His serves made a lot of trouble for Kong.

You would get into trouble for harboring heR.

I hope we don't get in trouble for our covert jam session.

This will make trouble for netizens to use the Internet.

You have made too much trouble for me.