The clearest indication of the lingering troubles can be seen in help wanted advertising.
The subject of their angst: whether the euro zone will ever get out of its lingering troubles in one piece.
He was using marijuana for his own use for lingering troubles with his personal health, some related to his military service.
Ms. Testud's performance, which earned her a César, the French Oscar, for most promising actress, is the source of the movie's lingering, troubling power.
But if the appointment was intended to show resolve, it also underscored the internal divisions that continue to undermine the government's ability to address Iraq's many lingering troubles.
Maybe it's because, this year, JPMorgan's stock price reached its highest level in more than a decade: investors, it turned out, actually appreciated the settlement, because it meant that the bank was close to resolving its lingering troubles.
Richard Kaglic, a regional economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, Va., said the state's lingering troubles reflect what happened when its construction and manufacturing industries were hit hard by the recession.
While Germany has tried to hold the line at providing loan guarantees, most economists say the Continent's lingering troubles will never be resolved without a reduction in the overall debt load, particularly in Greece, a costly and unpopular step.
JPMorgan's results — $3.6 billion in profit for the third quarter — fanned hopes on Wall Street that the nation's financial sector was entering a new period of prosperity, despite lingering troubles.
