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That strategy created some of its trouble because it suffered a high default rate on the loans.

He was unclear on the technicalities, but he was confident that Greenpeace's dubious finances were the source of its trouble.

But it is a mistake for Labour to see Mr Brown as the origin of its trouble.

There is little doubt that much of its trouble is due, at least in part, to an overambitious programme of expansion.

Pikalevo is a consummate company town — its factory was built in 1959 and the city grew around it — and that is the heart of its troubles.

Solid Energy blamed the weak global coal market for much of its troubles, but its precarious financial position meant it has been negotiating a restructuring plan with its bankers instead of preparing for an I.P.O.

In the case of the so-called Transit Explore Bus (TEB), however, it seems that potential delays are the least of its troubles.

When last we left the story of ReplayTV, it had decided that the only way out of its troubles was to let itself be acquired.

Although Ukraine's insubstantial statehood makes it particularly susceptible to outside interference, the main source of its troubles is the diminished superpower next door.

American influence has also dipped in the wake of its troubles in Iraq.

Only by embracing this new reality will the industry find a way out of its troubles.