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In April she signed a book deal with Simon & Schuster to write "Delancey," a memoir about the trials and tribulations of opening the restaurant with Mr. Pettit, scheduled for publication in spring 2013.

Talk about dodging a bullet there!" Even though the show hasn't officially opened, its trials and tribulations have become something of a pop-culture phenomenon.

The text of the opening chorus corresponds to, the text of the first recitative is taken from, "we must through much tribulation enter into the kingdom of God".

And the new Off Broadway musical "Next to Normal," which opened this month, sets the tribulations of a fractured American family to a power-ballad beat.

So they used their romantic tribulations as source material for their musical "First Date," which opens at the Longacre Theater on Aug. 8.

One might imagine this is the bakery Kiki herself opens years after the trials and tribulations she faces in the film.

Given all this, some people want to prepare for whatever tribulation they envision.

The feather was being passed around and I was listening to these strangers open up about their personal trials and tribulations.

IN THESE times of tribulation for the euro, Germany offers a prophecy.

Experiencing the trials and tribulations of a fictional character can even open us up to problems we've been ignoring, sparking rewarding conversations – or offering a way into one that's proving daunting or difficult.

SAN FRANCISCO — The maddening quest for street parking is not just a tribulation for drivers, but a trial for cities.