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trouble

[truhb-uhl] / ˈtrʌb əl /








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“It is plain that nature took but little trouble in fashioning his outer man...As a close observer and cogent reasoner, he has few equals and perhaps no superior in the world,” the reporter wrote.

From Literature

The trouble is, as we get older the diversity of our microbiome drops significantly.

From BBC

BBC Sport looks at the Premier League players who have caused most trouble against their former employers.

From BBC

In response to growing alarm over the rocket’s repeated failures, the FAA has expanded prelaunch airspace closures and offered pilots more warning of potential trouble spots.

From Salon

If not, it will get in touch with your appointed emergency contact and inform them that you may be in trouble.

From BBC