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A lot of them were having trouble with math at first, because they had all of these gaps accumulated in their learning.

We were artificially constraining how long we had to something, pretty much ensuring a variable outcome, and we took the trouble of inspecting and identifying those gaps, but then we built right on top of it.

We all know the Earth is in trouble.

Sometimes they don't react at all, which may be why they have trouble detecting these cues.

And as we heard yesterday, that's the Pandora's box that's getting human beings in trouble, and we're starting to see it with them.

When you look at a picture like this, of young people who are in my study ... you might see trouble.

What was striking was just how much trouble we were having being taken seriously.

They have trouble digesting those grains, of course, but that wasn't a problem for producers.

Our leading man has no trouble identifying her and even less trouble having sex with her.

"How?" (Laughter) "Not worth the trouble."

I think we can all agree that it's worth the trouble to do so.

I often wonder: Why is it that we are having so much trouble trying to solve the problem of cancer?

Now, you can see right away why we're in trouble here.

Now, I know his name is a mouthful, and some people have trouble pronouncing it.

This Latina mom was having trouble keeping food down due to nausea.

It was the longest war in US history, but information was so scarce that schoolteachers we spoke to told us they had trouble explaining to their students what we were doing there, when those students had parents who were fighting and sometimes dying overseas.

Getting into trouble was not an option.

If there's trouble, there's not enough time.

The trouble is that when algae reproduces like this, it starves the water of oxygen.

Trouble is, it's hard to get people really believing that, I don't know, AI really is an imminent threat, and so forth.

And on the day of our record attempt, we put furniture pads on the outside of our good luck jeans and we set off, and right away, we were in trouble, because the denim was against our skin and it began to chafe, and soon our knees were being chewed up.

To invent your own life's meaning is not easy, but it is still allowed, and I think you'll be happier for the trouble."

CA: You've written that this entire century has basically been a disaster, that the age of sunny growth is over and we're in deep trouble.

That is, they took drugs, got in trouble, went to jail.

And Palchinsky repeatedly got in trouble for his radical honesty and willingness to point out major flaws in the Soviets' mindless pursuit of rapid industrialization.

Upon his parole, he will be given 200 dollars gate money and told, "Hey, good luck, stay out of trouble.

If you tried to pay for something with a piece of paper, you might run into some trouble.

And I think it explains why partisans on both sides of the aisle keep reaching for this, frankly, antiquated, early modern language of civility precisely when they want to communicate that certain people and certain views are beyond the pale, but they want to save themselves the trouble of actually making an argument.

It's saving us the trouble of actually speaking to each other, allowing us to speak past each other or at each other while signaling our superior virtue and letting the audience know which side we're on.

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