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I also feel very badly and worried about undocumented and documented immigrants and many other vulnerable people who will be in deep trouble when Trump takes power.

From Salon

Instead, United had 10 men, conceded at the start of the second half and from that moment just tried to stem the flow of attacks - which they failed to do, landing Ten Hag in deep trouble with the heavy loss.

From BBC

But as he well knows, democracy is in deep trouble in New York City, as well as nationwide: He won an election in 2021 in which just 21 percent of the electorate bothered to turn out.

From Salon

The pair continued to go toe-to-toe in set four, but Popyrin landed Djokovic in deep trouble when he he successfully converted his fourth break point in the fifth game.

From BBC

So I think they’re in deep trouble on that one.

From Slate

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

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