Baer's brokerage house, added in the throes of the late 1990s bull market, has become a trouble spot.
The trial is taking place in Hackney, east London, which has become a trouble spot for riders.
So Mr. Bush returned to Texas to run the Rangers, but he visited the White House periodically and became a trouble-shooter.
He was generally unsuccessful in competitions for plum jobs within the Venetian Republic, but this turned to his advantage since it freed him to become a trouble-shooter for projects like San Giorgio or the reconstruction of the Doge's Palace after two devastating fires in the 1570s.
The dog, known as Sharik, at once becomes a slovenly trouble maker, turning Preobrazhensky's life upside down.
In addition, uncertainty becomes a generalized trouble of any social system.
Workspace organization becomes a real trouble for those working from home, as it's naturally so hard to stay concentrated and productive in a cozy home environment.
Whether or not De Vigan is identical with the author-character, her portrait of the mother, Lucile, as an elusive girl who becomes a deeply troubled woman, is compassionate and powerful, as well as painful and shocking.
Whether or not De Vigan is identical with the author-character, her portrait of the mother, Lucile, as an elusive girl who becomes a deeply troubled woman, is compassionate and powerful, as well as painful and shocking.
