More than 10 books into the series, it's clear by now that no form of trouble is potent enough to stop Easy in his tracks.
The crowd was hyper, shouting along with the song's boasts: "I'm 'bout to cop the Porsche!" "Everything we do we put Versace on the sofa!" "I need a driver to drive me around!" Earlier in the night, there was another Atlanta archetype in the form of Trouble.
We're never really out to cause any form of trouble anyway.
The idea is that yearning makes us human, and our idiosyncratic desires often get us into interesting forms of trouble.
It prevents many forms of trouble and suffering that harmful actions produce for both the agent and others.
Deadly Form of Hepatitis Hits Troubled Iraqi Areas A form of hepatitis that is especially lethal for pregnant women has broken out in two of Iraq's most troubled districts, Iraqi Health Ministry officials said.
The presence of foreign fighters in Syria, many of them espousing a more firebrand form of Islam, has troubled many Syrians who see the fight as a secular war to oust Assad.
Five million Americans have heart failure, according to estimates, and it is considered to be the only major form of heart trouble that is growing in prevalence.
In Cliffs of Fall: And Other Stories ($13), she "plunges bravely up to her ankles in... little currents of domestic crisis," our reviewer, Stanley Kauffmann, wrote in 1963, whether it involves infidelity, estrangement or some other form of marital trouble.
What discomfort there is in Shanté's glossy world comes in the form of man trouble, on which topic she is a self-avowed expert, dispensing advice to her lovelorn girlfriends.
