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troublemaker

[truhb-uhl-mey-ker] / ˈtrʌb əlˌmeɪ kər /


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“Tsotsi,” director Gavin Hood’s film about a young troublemaker who carjacks a vehicle only to find a baby inside, racked up South Africa’s first-ever Oscar win in the international feature category.

From Los Angeles Times

"You," he said to the dragon, "are a troublemaker. And you have bad taste."

From Literature

Local media coverage of the demonstrations has varied, with some outlets focusing on economic difficulties, and others on incidents caused by "troublemakers".

From Barron's

Transport for West Midlands promises greater use of drone cameras and AI technology, capable of recognising known troublemakers and even identifying concealed weapons.

From BBC

Kyle's family described him as "brilliant" and a "troublemaker", adding "his personality shone right through".

From BBC