The latest bout of trouble began last Tuesday, when the women were arrested as they sat on sand, singing, at Boueng Kak, Phnom Penh's biggest lake, where their homes had once been.
Until the seventh, Francis, who allowed one run and seven hits, had faced only one serious bout of trouble, in the fifth, when he struck out Stephen Drew with two on and two out to end a threat.
Perhaps a new bout of trouble will persuade errant and ignorant southerners to drop their flirtation with secession and come back to the fold.Meanwhile, the south's own politicians are playing into northern hands by misruling and enfeebling the region on their own.
The current bout of trouble started on September 27, when a DraftKings employee named Ethan Haskell posted a chart online of the most popular players chosen that week for the site's million-dollar tournament.
Little more than a year after General Motors engineered a sale that saved Saab from oblivion, the carmaker is facing a fresh bout of financial troubles that threaten to spread pain across Sweden.
Since then it has been regarded for the most part as a lowly network plumber: necessary, but dull.Related items Company size: Big is backAug 27th 2009 Business.view: GroundedJul 14th 2009 Guru: Rosabeth Moss KanterOct 24th 2008 Face value: Growing pains of the Cisco kidNov 11th 2004The company has not been immune from the world's latest bout of economic troubles.
The encouraging news from England's perspective was that Alex Goode played 55 minutes without obvious difficulty, thereby confirming his full recovery from a bout of shoulder trouble.
In 1990, before the last bout of fiscal trouble, the Democrats controlled 29 governorships.
This most recent bout of legal trouble started a couple of days ago, as it often does, with a phone call from a policeman.
Amid all the possible permutations, though, it is impossible not to feel for the luckless Sheridan, ruled out by yet another bout of shoulder trouble.
