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trouble

Definition for trouble

noun as in something requiring great effort

noun as in bad health

verb as in make an effort

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Although it is the driving force in many congregations, particularly Reform synagogues, in troubled times it can be eclipsed by concerns about safety.

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Zhao’s criminal troubles were also holding up Binance’s expansion plans in Europe, as well as its efforts to get new licenses in the United Arab Emirates and elsewhere.

“It’s sort of what he does. He takes troubled entities and turns them around.”

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The study directly addresses a common misconception, Lau added, that any person who has trouble listening is suffering from peripheral hearing loss.

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That the response to “West End Girl” was to immediately vilify Harbour and equate his purported sins to fireable offenses is troubling, but not surprising.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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