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trouble

[truhb-uhl] / ˈtrʌb əl /








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Climate change is what philosopher Timothy Morton calls a hyperobject: something that so massively occupies space and time that our puny primate brains have trouble fathoming them.

From Salon

Beijing also intended to show Tokyo what kind of trouble a Taiwan contingency could cause, said James Yifan Chen, who teaches diplomacy and foreign policy at Taiwan’s Tamkang University.

From The Wall Street Journal

She said that she had trouble breathing and felt like she could have blacked out.

From Los Angeles Times

Asked why her songs had resonated with so many people, Dean said she'd tried to make her album an antidote to troubling times.

From BBC

I was having trouble figuring out what to get my 83-year-old mother—I had some ideas but hesitated in actually buying anything.

From The Wall Street Journal