Lenny, divorced, has custody of the boys for two weeks, but he also has work; a loving father, he's also a cyclone of chaos and reckless impulses, playful and pugnacious, fiercely protective yet cavalierly thoughtless, driven by need and trouble to wild schemes into which the boys are dragged.
In Lebanon - home to 18 religious sects officially recognized by the government -- Christians' numbers may have decreased in recent years, but churches representing the various denominations are still a refuge in times of need and trouble.
It accounts for Facebook's chronic insensitivity to its users' privacy needs, and the trouble the company has gotten into with the Federal Trade Commission and European regulators.
Third, we must not ignore the needs and, yes, the troubles of the bullies themselves.
Backstory is an essentially democratic mode of storytelling; it defines people by their personal particulars rather than by their social station or other outward identifiers, and it explains action not in terms of situations but in terms of individuals' needs, conflicts, desires, dreams, and troubles.
She fetches and returns the items she needs and has no trouble locating the appropriate books and tools.
With two months of the year still to go, the number dwarfs the levels of a decade ago when the Corston report warned that too many women were being jailed for minor offences while their mental health needs, addiction problems and troubled backgrounds went largely ignored.
The setting is intensified, until in the seventh repeat all voices continue the text simultaneously: "" ("dread and need" or "anguish and trouble" ).
However much you may "think ahead," though, the tiny, barely distinguishable creatures you're deciding whether to eradicate certainly don't inhabit the same universe as you, with your looming needs, troubles, and concerns.
One philosopher draws a distinction between the needs of Trouble and those of dogs as a whole.
