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To test him and try to get him into trouble with legal experts, some religious leaders wanted to debate with him on this subject.

Mid-Autumn Festival trouble with the wind, scraping the sky, happiness has become a trend, head-blowing.

As an example, one client came to me with writer's block. She had trouble with anxiety when she sat down to write.

She's been very busy at work and then there was all that trouble with her son.

Q. A lot of guys have so much trouble with him. Is his ranking above what appears to be his level?

I know what you mean, Carol. I've had nothing but trouble with it. They say it's supposed to be easy!

The trouble with the Austrian Parliament, he first thought, was that it did not have a German majority.

Mark is one of them. He has trouble with a girl who turned out to be a dead beat.

The trouble with Bill was that he never had a specific aim in life.

The trouble with this conclusion is that no one knows how much water people can safely use.

Office. There's a bit of trouble with them, " he said, grasping the door handle . " They won't register me for the exam.

The trouble with trying to maintain an old car is that you're always pouring money down the drain to keep it roadworthy.

The real trouble with the Italians, he said, was that the marrow of the nation had been eaten out by the cancer of the church.

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

So if anybody here has trouble with the concept of design humility, reflect on this -- it took us 5000 years to put wheels on our luggage.

The trouble with not working, he said, wasn't just that you lose money or status. It was no longer rubbing shoulders with young people.

Text A How Old Is She? A woman was having some trouble with her heart, so she went to see the doctor.

Yeah, what's the matter now? We've had so much trouble with this case already. Don't tell me there's more bad news.

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.

Richmond: Excuse me , but I seem to be having trouble with this cash dispenser .

Now they think I will miss my daughter so much that I will have no choice than to come and make trouble with them just to see my daughter.

Can you help me hook up my new stereo equipment? I'm having quite a bit of trouble with all these connections.

"'The Trouble With Girls, ' my second single, it's probably one of my favorites on the album, " he said.

He had trouble with the first paragraph and began to read it through a second time.

After it was all over, Mama said, "I don't think you'll have any more trouble with that cat. I think he has learned his lesson. "

"Had a spot of trouble, " he said. "In fact, had a load of trouble with the bird. " He jerked his head towards the helicopter.

It was one of many key plays over the final minutes turned in by Gasol, who like Bryant had trouble with his shot through most of the game.

ELLE: Does your refusal to open up to me about that speak to your trouble with intimacy?

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

My mother had a great deal of trouble with me, but I think she enjoyed it.

The only trouble with it is that it has never been tried.

We have enough trouble with him chasing the cat with a plastic hammer without Thor encouraging him further.

As he discovers the trouble with asking questions is that the answers are not necessarily what you want to hear.

The trouble with you is that you're not a German. You have to be German to understand Goethe.

Because Mars is opposite your sign now it's easy to get into trouble with others, especially partners and close friends.

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

Researchers found that trouble with the sense of smell can be one of the first signs of Alzheimer's.

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

And that'll get him in big trouble with both Jews and Jewish Christians, Jewish followers of Jesus.

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

Suggests that Python Web services implementations were not the only ones having trouble with the air fare quote service.

"I have been having some trouble with a flower, " said the little prince.

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.

You come with all this trouble, with broken families, uncertain or assertive, wanting your way or shyly acquiescing but inwardly rebelling.

You may have a great deal of trouble with her unless you use a good deal of tact.

I once heard a senior European official remark that the trouble with democracy was that George W. Bush was its cheerleader.

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

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

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

I've been having trouble with this math class. I wanted to ask for your help.

The trouble with the profit system has always been that it has highly unprofitable to most people.

It 's strange that all the trouble with my nose disappears after a rain shower , bt it gets worse when the wind blown hard .

I had a good feeling for the first 12 laps and was able to keep a pretty good pace but then I had trouble with the rear.

If you're having trouble with crossing over, make sure the hands "feel" wider than you think they should be.

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

The leader of one American colony got into trouble with the Mexican government. He was ordered to leave, but refused.

If you're having trouble with your new boss, you could decide to try to transfer.

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.

The trouble with the profit system has always been that it was highly unprofitable to most people.

The trouble with complaining about this is not that the technology is wrong, but it has to deal with people's actions.

As you've probably figured out, we'll hit trouble with that last line of code.

His plan to introduce DNA tests for immigrants has run into trouble with some of his own ministers.

The sharp pull back by Citigroup is the latest example of a global bank running into trouble with a subsidiary that makes higher-risk loans.

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

On the path of the Prophet they used to fight and struggle, so there is no trouble with that.

Had trouble with this - You do not have to be a painter. For example, you could make a living as a graphic designer.

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

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

He is likely to have some trouble with it, but he shouldn't be completely in the dark about it.

A first-grade teacher was having trouble with one of her students.

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

The sex? Um, I'm having enough trouble with the image of you and Susan together, when you throw in Tanya, yaw.

"The trouble with living so long, " he said, after the longest pause yet, "is that all your contemporaries die first. "

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

The trouble with the bank acting tough to shore up its reputation is that the Treasury is engaged in a similar exercise.

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.

Snoopy: That's the only trouble with being a dog. . . they never tell you anything. . .

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

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

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

The trouble with criticism at the office is that almost none of these conditions is ever met.

Apple has signed deals that should avoid legal trouble with the major labels, but they don't get Apple completely out of the woods.

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

As I see it, your problem is not altogether personal, and that's the trouble with it.

A partier. You can get into a lot trouble with him.

There is little trouble with the matter.

I seem to have trouble with my ears.

I don't think so, It won't be long, It is said there is only a little trouble with the circuit.

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

"The trouble with PP is that it would need to be injected daily and cannot be taken as a pill, " says Dr Small.

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

My trouble with papers generally started the moment they were assigned.

When he was a boy at Camber , his father got into trouble with the police.

The darn trouble with cleaning the house is it gets dirty the next day anyway, so skip a week if you have to.

The trouble with this still influential view is that there is no sign of any such ongoing process of secularisation.

They Were Easy Sam : How were your exam questions ? Tom : They were easy , but I had trouble with the answers .

If you experience trouble with a competitor's site, don't make the same mistake with your own design.

The highlighted row in Figure 5 is one of the two transactions we were having trouble with.

He was not interested in studying, and he often got into trouble with the police.

You also need to have the right attitude. Here are some reasons why you might be having trouble with your job search.

If there should be any trouble with the boiler, the automatic controlling unit would cut off the fuel oil supply.

Mr. Johnson, we've been having a little trouble with your surfacing and polishing machine.

The thing you come home busy grandmother big year, Had trouble with her sub-points, calculating a new life together.

Maybe the police helped him with whatever he was having trouble with.

a. observe how others are acting in the same situation as you had trouble with.

Even the savviest of Haiti's presidents have had trouble with the legislature.

Liukin said she made a small error on a release move, then had trouble with a pirouette.

Traditional bus sharing multi-processor chips meet bottleneck trouble with the number of processor cores increasing.

She went to the doctor yesterday. She was having a lot of trouble with her heart.

I'm having trouble with my car. Could you give me a lift to the next town?

What was the trouble with the Hubble from the start?

Right from the start there was trouble with the Hubble. The pictures it sent us were very disappointing because its main mirror was faulty!

The trouble with using hens' eggs for making killed or attenuated vaccines is that production cannot be ramped up quickly in an emergency.

I got myself in enough trouble with a of couple of those.

The satirist got into trouble with the network after he ridiculed a number of prominent donors on his live television show.

Mr Blair is having trouble with a separate corruption inquiry, into his party's finances (see article).

The trouble with cars, see, is you're out of bloody control soon as you get in one.

Some of the trading firms have run into trouble with American and Canadian regulators over their business practices.

'We'll take good care of you, Toad, 'added the Mole. 'No nore trouble with the police. No nore crashes, and weeks in hospital. '

In all my years of driving a taxicab, I have never had any trouble with the public, not even with drunks.

Users get into plenty of trouble with our software, regardless of the quantity or quality of the error messages in it.

The trouble with not having a goal is that you can spend your life running up and down the field and never score.

These tablets should clear up the trouble with your back.

I was sure that there had been no trouble with that shipment.

only a few years ago , to be an avantgarde artist in china was to court trouble with the government.

Last month I was in trouble with the police and that old woman wrote to my office and she told them about the police.

The trouble with using such a reference--albeit in heavy quotation marks--is that such rhetoric has an almost automatic polarising effect.

But I could get in trouble with Senate security if I give you the code card.

The youngest, Jonathan, 15, is now in a juvenile boot camp after running into trouble with the law.

Lighten up. We have no alternative. You're sentimental. That's the trouble with this country.

Cowboys have had trouble with those poisonous creatures ever since.

This controversial cover of The Economist from 1994 portrays "The Trouble with Mergers" by showing an illustration of two camels mating.

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A: That seems to be the trouble with many people.

We've had nothing but trouble with this car.

As I said on the another web page, we don't have any trouble with this policy since we TRUST our miners.

doctor yesterday. She was having a lot of trouble with her skin.

If these women were having trouble with their three-year-olds, there would be an embarrassment of resources at their disposal.

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

They were up to their necks in trouble with the press.

What's the trouble with you? Do you need to see a doctor?

Students might be in trouble with house issues.

A young man finds that strolling along the streets without an obvious purpose can lead to trouble with the law.

He often has trouble with his wife.

China always make trouble with its neighboring countries.

The trouble with my job is that it is all work and no play.

Yes, and could you write down anything you might be having trouble with?

Jim: Susen, you did well. The only word that you had trouble with is Millions.

On a more positive note, fewer of those surveyed reported having trouble with crime or the law.

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

What parts of the project are having trouble with regressions or bad checking?

Excuse me, girls. Seem trouble with a little balance problem.

In other words, if you define harm as getting in trouble with the police, violent video games probably aren't a risk.

Some of the Chinese students ran into a minor trouble with this.

Part of the trouble with preparation comes from bad weather, India's Foreign Minister S. M. Krishna told the BBC World News.

Now, the owner of the dog and the police officer who shot the gun are both in trouble with the law.

The man often has trouble with his wife.

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

Is there any trouble with you aircraft ?

At that time, Ali thought he rose up too hurriedly. Now, when he recalls, actually he had trouble with his body for a few months already.

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

We regret to learn from your letter of . . . that you have experienced such trouble with the computer system that we have sold to your bank.

My oldest boys have had trouble with the law, which I know is common for kids with incarcerated parents.

The trouble with these students was not that they were dumb, or lacking in basic aptitudes .

Both statements outlined a number of steps the South's government should take to avoid trouble with Pyongyang.

The ten-franc note was my favorite -Voltaire1, so sly; you could tell he was in trouble with usurers .

Good morning. What's the trouble with you?

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

After trouble with the car and the television, we spent the evening waiting for the next bad luck.

Later side effects may include tiredness, hair loss, low blood count, trouble with thinking, moodiness , and depression.

It seems so sly, you could tell he was in trouble with usurers .

Keen hunter and former Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev had trouble with his aim in his later years.

Based on the many patients I've seen with the above symptoms, my best advice is don't worry if you're having trouble with your memory.

I had the most trouble with a new Christian name, it felt like I was cutting out the guts of who I was.

National and Labour leaders are calling for tolerance after two Muslim women wearing veils ran into trouble with Auckland bus drivers.

So, Liverpool fans: I have always had trouble with your chants of 'You have no history'.

The trouble with all of these arguments, though, is timing.

In the past I had some trouble with planning, but I've made a lot of effort to work on this.

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

The trouble with Gaia, as far as most skeptics are concerned, is that it makes a dead planet into a "smart" machine.

The trouble with you is that you tend to believe everything he says.

Bear trouble with endurance, but follow the law, if not always the letter that is list the spirit of the law.

Having trouble with a dissertation for graduate school?

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

At first, he had trouble with his job, but he stuck with it and is now doing well.

Two hundred men have booked off sick at the factory where there is still trouble with the unions.

The trouble with college is that you are expected to know such a lot of things you've never learned.

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

But then she started having trouble with her memory.

Trouble with women is, they never have sense enough to form regular habits.

Sometimes he did have trouble with that trick.

We had trouble with our neighbors over the noise that they were making.

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

THE trouble with water is that it is all politics, no economics.

I'm sorry to hear that you have some trouble with your English.

or holding a cup, riding a bicycle, or throwing a ball. Trouble with letter formation or slow writing can interfere with school work.

Bugs : Say Doc, are you trying' to get yourself in trouble with the law? It's not Wabbit hunting' season!

The trouble with you is you won't listen.

I'm not having any trouble with the language. Nobody (No one) talks to me.

The trouble with this argument is that it overstates the benefits of an Obama-Clinton partnership and understates the costs.

It's true I always have a little trouble with your name, but I do know your name. I just don't know it at this moment.

In general, voting went smoothly on Election Day, but there were some reports of trouble with electronic voting equipment.

He goes round in bad company and one day he'll be in trouble with the police.

This invention provides a hand-phone both saving electricity and * people less trouble with charging battery.

The trouble with you is you don't really want to work.

"The trouble with this kind of issue is that it takes over the entire relationship, " said a Beijing-based diplomat.

The trouble with behavioural economics, he adds, is that "it really hasn't shown in aggregate how it affects prices. "

In particular, Nadia was having trouble with unit conversion, turning gallons into liters and ounces into grams.

Chinese officials often try to cover up disturbances in their areas to avoid trouble with their superiors.

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

In Willy Loman , the hero of the play, we see a man who has got into trouble with his worth.

What parts of the project are having trouble with regressions or bad checkins?

I've had trouble with him, too.

The women were shooting the breeze about Jim's latest trouble with the police.

In some ways, West Germany had less trouble with Reagan than with its European allies.

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

But, ridiculous though it sounds, his truck is in trouble with the law.

Studies of prostitutes often survey those in trouble with the law or on drugs and hence not earning what they might.

The market's trouble with Microsoft is that it has diversified into non-core business, including game console and search.

The Chinese economy is in trouble, with growth slowing and exports falling and social unrest in the industrial heartlands of southern China.

We have been having trouble with that lock. I will call a locksmith right away.

I have never experienced trouble with the train police, but several times I have seen them handling drunk or ticketless travelers.

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

"If I have engine trouble, there will be no trouble with gliding, " Fossett had said earlier in the day before landing.

Q. Berdych was having some trouble with the slice and change of speed when you did change speeds, yet you chose to keep hitting hard.

The trouble with the type of music he makes is that it has been done so many times, there's no longer any room for originality.

Sandy has trouble with her math homework.

I'd like to bear the trouble with you.

Although he was having some trouble with the engine, the pilot kept a stiff upper lip and landed the plane safely.

Find out how to stay out of trouble with your card.

Funny how making the Keepers happy ends up getting me in big trouble with everyone else.

The trouble with the global warming debate is that it has become a moral problem when it's really an engineering one.

Step 1: Decide on the aspects of pronunciations that students are having trouble with, and select the pronunciation points to be practiced.

In case you're running into trouble with the automatic Installer try the manual installation instead.

In and out of trouble with the law, he went to prison in 1990 for aggravated cocaine trafficking.

The trouble with niche markets that do not develop into mass markets is that they soon reach a limit.

The trouble with advice is you seldom know whether it's good or bad until you no longer need it.

Amazon also ran into trouble with the touchscreen technology it planned to use in the upcoming tablet.

Unfortunately, the Chantry of the Divine Age had some trouble with obvious truths.

He used to get into trouble with his classmates.

To avoid trouble with alcohol is not a solution to the problem.

But he and his father sometimes had trouble with Chinese customs and culture.

I'm having trouble with an app. How do I get help for it?

The builders spent some $600 million to head off trouble with regulators, environmental groups and Indian tribes before it arose.

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

Mary is having some trouble with her maths.

I am having some trouble with my classmates at the moment.