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Care homes are facing troubled times, as government announces that it has not ruled out an independent inquiry into the abuse of adults with learning disabilities at the Winterbourne View care unit near Bristol.

The club is facing troubling questions about why it allowed Johnson to return from suspension just 16 days after his arrest.

"We are facing trouble because we left the path of the prophet Muhammed," the unseen preacher said.

Grocery stores and others that depend on perishable items are facing trouble, as delays of several days in meat or produce deliveries can mean ruined products.

But the new NAACP complaints, first reported by USA Today and filed with the Secretary of State Office on Tuesday, purport to show how even successful, registered voters are facing trouble when they go to the polls for early voting.

As the sizes of the modern homes and high rise buildings are reducing, more and more people are facing troubles like poor ventilation, scarce sunlight and related problems.

The Ethics Commission is facing trouble of its own.

He was also asked about Mr Mandela's legacy.Mr Obama is facing troubles at home, sure.

Unlike Japan, which is facing trouble finding local alternatives, the United States can step up imports from Mexico, Canada and other neighbors if the Middle Eastern oil spigot is turned off.

Cameron was facing trouble in his own ranks as the Tory backbencher Brian Binley said he would not repay expenses claimed for renting a flat from his own company.

If America were part of the EU, it would be facing trouble for breaching the Maastricht guidelines; and if it moves into full-blown recession next year's deficit will be a lot worse.