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It's a gripping story of two talented individuals; their fascinating, often troubled, but ultimately enduring partnership; and how together they shaped the brave new world of psychoanalysis.

As Clay astutely demonstrates, Jungian theory was a direct product of the specifics of this marriage: "The world would not have had the Carl Jung it knew without Emma Jung, steady in the background". It's a gripping story of two talented individuals; their fascinating, often troubled, but ultimately enduring partnership; and how together they shaped the brave new world of psychoanalysis.

Only one of them is truthful and the response has been both fascinating and troubling.

These videos are queasily fascinating and morally troubling.

Uganda has a fascinating but desperately troubled political past.

When she saw him standing at the foot of her bed, her first thought was that it was strange to be dreaming about him, since he was interesting but not fascinating, and sad but not troubling.

It's a fascinating observation, but one that troubles me.

They also took the trouble of uploading their fascinating slides.

One of fascinating characteristics of these polymers is trouble-free synthetic procedure, nontoxic and tuning emission properties.

There is the story of the man himself, troubled and brilliant and fascinating.

The story of Dalton Trumbo, one of the Hollywood Ten blacklisted for suspected political affiliations, is historically fascinating, but even the great Bryan Cranston has trouble making typing at home and shushing noisy kids dramatically thrilling.