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root of the trouble

NOUN
root of the matter
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The root of the trouble was the same as in so many other historic complications.

From Time Magazine Archive

The Epstein-Barr virus is active in some, but not all, sufferers, and experts doubt it is the root of the trouble.

From Time Magazine Archive

Secondly and more important, when you add, "Goya was a moralist," for there you strike at the root of the trouble in the modern arts.

From Time Magazine Archive

Never before among the overabundant welter of discussion about postwar problems has the central root of the trouble been tapped so accurately.

From Time Magazine Archive

She understood the root of the trouble, and knew that it had been on account of what Baptiste had written and intimated in the letter regarding the Elder.

From The Homesteader A Novel by Micheaux, Oscar




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