Others could lead to minor trouble.
The university's deputy chief of police, Doug Little, cited minor trouble with graffiti, noise and parking.
Balthazar spent the days causing minor trouble with his cousins, egging them on to throw his uncle's golf balls into the woods.
Throughout his life, he seems to have kept one step ahead of real catastrophe, thus liberating himself to make waves of minor trouble.
After several marriages, six children and some minor trouble with the law, he said, he is now a born-again Christian who sees his new company as a way to make an honest living, and solve a dire need.
"We've known for a long time that the cardinal manifestation of this disease [in the early stages] is minor trouble with everyday memory—it's a very subtle process when it begins," he says.
Local Turks, most of whom are Muslims, have had minor troubles before, especially in the wake of 9/11.
The city also grappled with many immobilized ambulances, fire trucks and tens of thousands of 911 calls since the storm began, many of them for minor troubles, city officials said.
Yet apart from these and a few other minor troubles, Sister Lucila and her three colleagues, Sisters Beatriz and Juana Pinto, and their Mother Superior, Isabel Texcucano, are having a grand adventure in a once-notorious neighborhood.
These latter were seen, even "photographed", and believed in not only by the majority of countryfolk, who blamed them for missing pins, agues and other minor troubles, but by such as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who seemed himself to lack the powers of logical deduction he attributed to his chief literary creation.
In the context of nuclear war, these were minor troubles, but there was also the fact, very much alive in Russian memory, that seven and a half years earlier, in May , 1987 a slightly kooky eighteen-year-old German named Mathias Rust had flown a rented Cessna, an airplane about the size of a Piper Cub, from Helsinki to Moscow and landed it a hundred yards from Red Square.
