Still, beyond the troubles of the federal online exchange, there's other stuff happening, and some of it is encouraging.
They also sought to celebrate the man he was becoming, looking beyond the troubles of his youth: the fire he started at 12, which killed his grandmother, Malcolm X's widow Betty Shabazz; his stints in prison; and his own violent end.
Cesar Augusto Paro, a professor at Rio's Institute of Studies in Collective Health (IESC), also believes the reasons for the crisis go beyond the financial troubles of the state.
And the designated targets in Mumbai suggested an ambition on the terrorists' part extending well beyond the local troubles of Kashmir: hotels, a café, a hospital, a train station; foreign visitors, well-heeled Indians, Jews.
Northern Ireland has moved beyond the Troubles, but the fates of many kidnapping victims from the conflict still remain unknown decades later.
Even though her insights into rising loan losses have brought Ms. Appelbaum much attention in the banking world, in December she began to look beyond the trouble, anticipating that the stocks of banks hit hardest by credit problems could get a boost once the Federal Reserve cut interest rates.
The cost of the ban, one of Mr Blair's best-remembered legacies, goes beyond the trouble and money wasted on it.
"It's their way of saying, 'We have no reason to believe there will be any trouble beyond the trouble you get at a rock concert," he said, adding police are obligated to ensure public safety.
But the main cultural and political crisis in Ireland in the 1960s and beyond was the explosion of the "Troubles," a term used to describe the violence between Catholics and Protestants in Northern Ireland.
That is different on the qualitative studies of individual cases that incite, beyond the descriptive aspects of the troubles, to penetrate into their effective structuring.
Looking beyond the current troubles, how did an island of just under three million people come to be one of the leading nations in world sprinting?
