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troublesome

[truhb-uhl-suhm] / ˈtrʌb əl səm /


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“In sum, the President spent years essentially asking if no one will rid him of this troublesome Fed Chair,” Boasberg wrote.

From The Wall Street Journal

The troublesome phrase in that word salad, privacy advocates suggest, is “individual transactions.”

From Salon

Instead, it was a troublesome topic that has exploded into an existential crisis for the league.

From The Wall Street Journal

Such opaque processes and tariff volatility are particularly troublesome for small businesses.

From MarketWatch

They said this motive was to "gain a litigation advantage" at a time when Toney was being effective and therefore proving "troublesome" for the government.

From BBC