Distress is general: out on their ranch, two stolid elderly brothers discover loneliness after the wayward girl they took in leaves for college; various troubles — illness, death, basic inability to cope — afflict the adults in town; and some young children are set adrift from disintegrating homes, with dangerous consequences.
Basically they consist of the manipulation of the supernatural by a specially trained, usually naturally gifted, sensitive person in order to aid people in various serious troubles, of which illness was probably the most common.
The narrator of this novel, a crime-fiction translator in her forties living in Copenhagen, grapples with various troubles: she wants to escape crippling vertigo, to reconcile with her estranged sister, to learn how to drive, to remember what a fortune-teller once predicted for her.
Nelkin calls his theory, the 'evaluative theory of pain', according to which pain consists of two components, one of which is an occurrent phenomenal state representing various troubles in body parts.
They may misattribute the root of various troubles, lagging in self-confidence or inappropriately judging themselves to be lazy, incompetent, or unmotivated.
This argument has various troubles as well.
The tour of the United States faced various troubles.
But with so many companies in various industries in trouble, Nasdaq has now suspended enforcement of its delisting rules for three months, until Jan . 19
And sheltering distant relatives in various kinds of trouble -- the laid-off, the dropped-out, the pregnant -- is what American (extended) families have always been for.
His poems have appeared in various journals, in Troubling The Line: Trans and Genderqueer Poetry and Poetics, and as part of the MOTHA exhibitionTransgender Hirstory in 99 Objects.
