But, astonishingly, in Glenn Beck's world, it had led to most of America's ensuing troubles, including the rise of SDS, Acorn, George Soros and the Open Society Institute, the election of Barack Obama and the financial crisis.
State bankruptcies in Spain, Portugal, and elsewhere, together with religious troubles and ensuing wars (Antwerp early in the 16th century became a centre of Protestant activity), brought about a decline.
Without quality controls, the government said, trouble ensued.
Trouble ensued when he politely declined to do so.
Trouble ensues when he hears about parcel bombs being delivered to celebrities.
When Mr. O'Neal laid out his timetable for succession a few weeks ago, trouble ensued.
More trouble ensued when a nearby construction crew began issuing novel threats to persuade Mr. Langham to engage union workers.
So much more trouble ensues that "The Last Song," if not for its sluggish pacing and soft lighting, might turn into farce.
Trouble ensues when Maggie becomes attached to the baby both before and after her birth and starts to question her daughter's ability to be a good mother.
Trouble ensues along with a lion, a bear (oh my), the handsome guy from the Old Spice commercials (Isaiah Mustafa) and, in a sharp, funny stroke, some of the cast from "Jersey Shore".
