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This will raise the number of investments that turn sour and lead to troubles for some emerging-market banks.

But there are differences here that could lead to trouble for Pacquiao and Top Rank and, potentially, Mayweather and his business partners.

"Companies can't stop employees from blogging, but they can go a long way to ensure that the posts aren't going to trigger a lawsuit or lead to trouble for anyone down the road".

The problem has become so bad that some universities and businesses have told their users not to try to use VPNs, and only to visit "work-related" sites; to do otherwise could lead to "trouble" for the company and the users involved.

iPods are Japan's most popular portable music players and these incidents might lead to trouble for Apple Japan, given Japanese customers always expect to get absolutely flawless products.

It's not clear what he wants or where his probe is going, but the New York attorney general's investigation of Merrill Lynch could lead to trouble for the investment bank and its peers which are struggling to right themselves after suffering a black eye from the Internet stock deflation and the still-evolving Enron debacle.

That makes financial data extremely important to understanding global food markets -- and financial regulation critical to ensuring that Wall Street excess doesn't lead to trouble for Brazil's poor.

Has doing so ever led to trouble for you or for someone you know?

A wild drive, flayed into the trees down the right of 7, leads to trouble for Charley Hoffman.

If state schools fail to deliver what parents want, parents vote by staying away, which leads to trouble for the school.

But flying led to trouble for Mr. Shockley, 25, on Sunday when the plane he was piloting made an emergency landing in the water in Rockaway Inlet, off Brooklyn.