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Given that Facebook's algorithm decides what people see, it could run into trouble if customers become frustrated by large sponsored ads consuming most of their screen.

Democrats are unlikely to agree to extending the tax cuts and, despite the seeming bipartisan enthusiasm for the stimulus package, it could run into trouble on Capitol Hill.

Because of a slowdown in tax receipts (as taxpayers wait for the new government to unveil policy changes), it could run into trouble as soon as March, when it is due to make a €1.5 billion payment to the IMF.

With the Numeraire, Numerai is entering somewhat uncharted territory in several respects: It could run into trouble with securities law.

This could run into trouble in countries with strict privacy laws, such as Germany.

It might try to repeal the Act, but that could run into trouble in the Lords.

But would-be recipients of Social Security survivors' benefits could run into trouble if they have moved since getting married.

He positioned his fund instead to bet that the sovereign debt of emerging-market countries could run into trouble.

Only seven members of our panel answered this question, but all of them thought the provision could run into trouble.

But he could run into trouble over his efforts to block Trump from winning the Republican nomination in 2016.

Penny M. Venetis, a Rutgers law professor, said the town could run into trouble if it unilaterally decided to levy the 2 cents.