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Such a pleasure get wet in the rain, can the hearts of the troubles, the worries of a wash and air, a clean wash.

The money would be available to rescue euro-zone economies that get into financial troubles, the diplomats said.

Despite these troubles, the socially phobic teens were no more likely than their counterparts to be taking medication.

Christ, man, with all your troubles, the idea of you eating out your heart because you've misled Janice.

When it comes to environmental troubles, the United States and China have more in common than meets the eye.

The flight has been delayed due to mechanical troubles. The engineers are making careful examination of the plane.

When I say count your blessings, not your troubles, the message is not to become complacent.

Despite the troubles, the timing of the upgrade was perfect. The site now had everything it needed to boom.

Despite the troubles, the conservative party of the pro-Western Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski is expected to win the ballot.

Ironically and irrationally, Treasuries are still considered a haven when the US government troubles the waters.

We tried to make him leave, but he returned and troubles the others there.

But despite twists, turns, and troubles, the Lord is gracious and gives Sarah the promised child.

Weakened by such troubles, the emirate was completely overrun by a rival clan, the al-Rashids, in the 1890s.

That student sometimes troubles the teacher with hard questions.

But what troubles the owner most is not profits, but the prospect that one day, the brand could vanish.

Due to those troubles, the system can't play his maximum utility in our country.

We shouldn't make too much of Toyota's troubles --the company retains unbeatable process innovation and an enviable lineup ofpopular models

Cause troubles the ponder about the aquatic transportation which escapes aids in an investigation

Troubles the graduates face in employment and its countermeasure