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trouble

[truhb-uhl] / ˈtrʌb əl /








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“I realized we were potentially not even going to have a real competition, and that troubled me,” Raman said.

From Los Angeles Times

Unexplained absences can be an early sign of political trouble in China, though officials are known to have missed engagements for innocuous reasons such as illness.

From The Wall Street Journal

They pointed to features like Familiar Faces and Community Requests, which allow voluntary sharing with police, as already troubling precedents.

From Salon

A second yellow meant a 20-minute red - England were in deep trouble.

From BBC

"The team is maybe not sick, but it is in serious trouble. When it happens again and again like this, it's difficult."

From Barron's