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As Kamel put it, "he wasn't the kind of guy to cause trouble, to deal cannabis or get into fights".
Built-in tests (BITs) are widely used in mechanical systems to perform state identification, whereas the BIT false and missed alarms cause trouble to the operators or beneficiaries to make correct judgments.
A time before the internet took over, when we had to go outside and cause trouble to have fun.
What are these women going to do? Are we really a society that is going to cause trouble to so many women?
As such it may be more appropriate to base the treatment decisions not simply on the presence or the absence of symptoms, but also on whether the symptoms cause trouble to the patient or not.
"We have caused trouble to many people, and the value of our company has declined," he said.
Only Javier Pastore's delicate turns caused trouble to the Valencia midfield as PSG's cautious approach gave the Spaniards the confidence to attack.
