Fans are typically the cause of trouble, accounting for 32 of the 54 actions taken last year.
Some countries have played down the question of concurrent partnerships, a particular cause of trouble in parts of Africa.
His need to write, we learn immediately, was the "chief cause of trouble" in the marriage of Edward and Susan.
Go to any deprived area, any difficult school, any failing social service, and the root cause of trouble is drugs.
I didn't set out to be a troublemaker, though quite quickly the strip became a cause of trouble".
Soon after sharing his opinion on Mr Melia, he tweeted one of Bertrand Russell's best-known quotes: "The fundamental cause of trouble in the world today is that the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt".
Why is the "City of Peace" so volatile?Holy sites in the Holy Land have long been the cause of trouble, none more so than the mound where the Jewish temple built by Herod the Great once stood.
MegaMan goes to save her, finding an infected FireMan.EXE as the cause of trouble.
In both cases, one root cause of trouble was a mass, runaway delusion about the value of a commodity relative to its actual worth.
Byron felt her talent for mimicry, another talent she shared with him, might amuse other people in the short term but would eventually be a cause of trouble for her.
