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This one can cause trouble, because speed is often in conflict with good sense.

Steve Ballmer, Microsoft's chief executive, has no interest in Yahoo unless Mr Yang is no longer around to cause trouble.

See to it that no one misses the grace of God and that no bitter root grows up to cause trouble and defile many.

I'm not like one of those silly womenfolk who consort with busy bodies. Get out of my house and don't ever come back here to cause trouble.

Small bumps like the edge of a carpet do not cause trouble, but taller ones can be a brick wall.

He's picking on Peter, and you know Peter's the last man in the world to cause trouble.

Cold weather, let too and is known as rotavirus of the enterogastritis of winter , wait for a chance to cause trouble.

If someone tells you not to rock the boat , they are telling you not to do anything which might cause trouble or upset a stable situation .

A resentful Serbia may be unable to start another war, but it could still cause trouble across the Balkans.

If someone is rocking the boat, their behaviour is likely to cause trouble or upset a stable situation.

Perhaps in your Reddit conversations you run into the occasional user who always seems to cause trouble.

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

It won't happen because China does not provoke, unlike the USA which likes to cause trouble all over the world.

If doctors sense you might second-guess them or cause trouble, "you could potentially be risking more tests being done. "

He will leave alone things that might cause trouble; as he would say, "let sleeping dogs lie. "

A "properly resettled , not deliberate provocation, to cause trouble, and will not participate in joint petitions and complaints. "

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.

It's not unusual in Greece for a small minority to cause trouble during a protest, but on Wednesday the rage ran deeper.

I don't think there was any motivation behind it other than to cause trouble cos they're bored and want free stuff.

your personal self-respect players who do not cause trouble to others.

These parties would certainly cause trouble if the DPJ decides to ditch unrealistic electoral promises in favour of sensible government.

Young ravens form gangs not to cause trouble, but to increase their chances of having a steady food supply through winter.

So how'd it work? You happen to mention our meeting to Georgina, And she hatched up a plan to cause trouble Between me and my girlfriend?

If fumes reach the charging units serious corrosion of metal parts can be expected and this can cause trouble.

i wish i did not cause trouble to you.

Indeed, any such hole would evaporate so fast that it would not have time to cause trouble.

Civil disobedience will only further the public perception that black people like to cause trouble.

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

Earlier Monday, Mr. Abdul-Jalil told senior NATO envoys meeting in the Gulf Arab nation of Qatar that Col. Gadhafi can still cause trouble.

The police let him off with warnings not to cause trouble again.

Charlemagne, our European column, on why plans for closer economic integration in the euro zone could cause trouble.

Ahead of internal company elections to works councils this March, it is keen to make its voice heard, cause trouble and recruit support.

This hair must be kept very short or mud, seeds or even little rocks can get in there and cause trouble.

Both low and high levels of blood sugar can cause trouble when it comes to your mood and memory.

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

In other words, even though some unions have agreed to suspend the strike, the diehards could still cause trouble.

You must resist the temptation to do this manually. This will only cause trouble down the road.

He didn't cause trouble in the locker room, but took two leaves of absence to attend to his sick daughter.

A snowstorm can be exciting. But too much snow can cause trouble.

Others worry that America's fiscal stimulus may cause trouble by inflating demand for commodities.

Reluctant to cause trouble, he only formally published his article in 1542, one year before he died.

In order that it might not cause trouble, both sides discussed the agreement seriously.

Further more, If the bank slip can not match with the document, will cause trouble when you clare the customs in your side.

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

Several problematic scenarios can occur that might cause trouble after your build is done.

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

The policeman let him off with warnings not to cause trouble again.

You can obediently fulfill your apparent destiny, or you can cause trouble by wandering off.

Rather than cause trouble , Im going to forget the whole thing .

IN 1171 Henry II was the first English monarch to cause trouble in Ireland.

A troubled region's capacity to cause trouble will not diminish.

Fig. to create or declare an artificial boundary and imply that crossing it will cause trouble.

The judge let him off with warnings not to cause trouble again.

Indeed, inner clocks can sometimes cause trouble even when they're ticking away smoothly.

Work for your cause trouble, resulting in a loss of spirit.

The account was limited, but Mallory knew how to cause trouble with it.

Ethnic and religious minorities may still cause trouble too.

Some can be funny, but others can cause trouble.

But researchers who spy on T cells for a living know that there are also gray areas where T cells can cause trouble.

Other people may not realise that the person with ADHD does not want to cause trouble.

Imber-Black says that secrets can cause trouble in different ways.

In any case, she will cause trouble by robbing support from both left and right, creating huge uncertainty ahead of 2012.

Some policies, though, might cause trouble.

Ethnic and religious minorities may still cause trouble too. In the south-east many of Mr Rigi's Baluchis are restive.

IN 1171 Henry II became the first of many English monarchs to cause trouble in Ireland.

"He's not a man to cause trouble. "

But the way you pick the individual values to plug into the model can cause trouble.

can be angry, but not cause trouble. good words encourage each other, happy happy!

A file opened for both reading and writing will cause trouble if a job must be rolled back to an old checkpoint image.

A rival state that dominates its own region will be an especially powerful foe that is free to cause trouble in your backyard.

It may cause trouble to throw garbages through the window.

As they walked he explained, "You see, we cause trouble in all kinds of ways. "

So a vague address may cause trouble for the driver.

A continuation of booming growth and cheap money will cause trouble in the end.

And most of the funds know that if they cause trouble, people in Washington will soon get to hear about it.

I-of temper may cause trouble between a husband and wife.

Knowing is star effect cause trouble, furniture distributors likes a furniture to lean toward celebrity body very much.

Depending on case is a sure way to cause trouble when files are moved between systems.

to cause trouble or difficulty to disturb sb.

Rather than cause trouble, he left.

4th, does well internal staff and other troop's unity, does not have the excessive drinking to cause trouble.

eg: Too much snow can cause trouble.

But too much snow can cause trouble.

If you made a wrong turn, you would cause trouble.

Rather than cause trouble, I am going to forget the whole affair.

Attackers like to play tricks with PATH, IFS, and other environment variables to cause trouble.

send her away or she will cause trouble.

Otherwise, he will cause trouble sooner or later.

He means to cause trouble.

I didn't come here to cause trouble.

I didn't come here to cause trouble.

Of course I am. I wouldn't do anything foolish. I wouldn't do anything to cause trouble.

Why do you always cause trouble?

On the one hand her temper was likely to cause trouble, but on the other hand we needed her expertise.

People sometimes think I like to cause trouble, but I'm actually peaceful and shy.

The real question is this: What happens if we try to cause trouble?

The braking initial velocity calculation of the cause trouble vehicle

Try to analyze the reason and countermeasure about escaped ease for traffic cause trouble

annoy v. cause trouble; make a little angry

Plans for closer economic integration in the euro zone could cause trouble

It's like you left it cause trouble cause you left the fight

cause trouble; create a disturbance

cause trouble or discomfort to(sb); harass

cause trouble; cause an accident

meaning don' t cause trouble when it can be avoided,

Here is a partial list of the kinds of characters that often cause trouble