The Senate measure passed in an 86-to-11 86-to-11 86-to-11g support that reflected a bipartisan desire to rush relief to farmers confronting low prices for their products and an array of other troubles.
Racial trauma is everywhere in Hayes's work, instantiated by his personal ghosts — an absent father, a mother who worked as a prison guard, an array of family troubles and damage.
Since then, an array of legal troubles and mortgage-related losses at Countrywide have cost the bank up to $40 billion, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The laws have also been used by an array of groups troubled by the policy uses of certain kinds of science, including research into water and air pollution, climate change, genetically modified foods, and gun violence.
From the view of the soul, facing an overwhelming array of troubles is an old story.
But perhaps most profoundly of all, the war transformed the political landscape on a global scale, leaving a vexing array of troubles which haunt and endanger our lives to this day.
But the array of troubles the fast-food franchiser now faces may be a sign of something much deeper.
Written by Scott Z. Burns, "Side Effects" focuses on a depressed young woman (Rooney Mara) who finds herself in a world of trouble after taking an array of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) prescribed by her psychiatrist (Jude Law).
But international tuberculosis experts say the system is in deep trouble for an array of reasons: misuse of antibiotics; other bad medical practices, like failing to segregate high-risk patients in hospitals and clinics; and cuts in government spending for such basics as adequate supplies of drugs and laboratories to do the testing.
In the few appearances he's made before foreign policy groups, he's had little trouble handling an array of complex topics.
Cuomo defeated Cynthia Nixon, 52, an actress and education activist backed by an array of left-leaning groups, who had trouble convincing voters that she had the experience needed to run the fourth most-populated state in the country.
