Is the Baron's tale a warning for Geralt and Yennefer's (or Triss') possibly troubled relationship, and the effects it could have on their adopted child?
Possibly, trouble or extinction.
Party crashers are usually looking for a good time – or possibly trouble – and may not want to leave.
As it stands, these results are troubling and possibly mis-interpreted.
The time-tested stereotypes suggest that black people are criminals and thugs, and brown people are terrorists or gangbangers, while white folks who commit crimes are troubled, possibly mentally ill or drug dependent.
Possibly wind troubles for Robson on the toss for her serve, though the serve itself is working well enough.
The interest rates on more than 2,200 loans are expected to adjust upward by the end of this year, said Michael Meyer, Newark's director of housing and real estate, which might mean many borrowers will face higher payments, and possibly more trouble meeting them.
One indicator of possibly serious trouble ahead is a new threat by Kurdish leaders to separate their region from the rest of Iraq unless the predominantly Kurdish provinces retain the absolute veto that American occupation authorities once promised them over any new Iraqi constitution.
At the tender age of nineteen, in Cape Town, he acquired a thirty-year-old live-in mistress, an attractive and somewhat disturbed nurse who showed him how sex, for a man, brings with it the whole woman, with her possibly inconvenient troubles, agenda, and ego.
