Clint has also attracted criticism for cutting corners and using fake babies rather than troublesome real ones, resulting in some conspicuously plastic offspring for Bradley Cooper and Sienna Miller.
Among other things, the fund has imposed tougher controls on the use of leverage, cut almost $100m from the $1.2 billion it pays each year to outside managers and reduced its exposure to troublesome real estate.
Lia does her best to be outrageous by calling her parents Graham and Paula (their names are Sarah and Ben) and would be distraught to learn that she has a standard set of challenges: 435 Facebook friends but a few troublesome real ones, a fog around career plans, a boy who fails to notice her, not enough money for the jacket she craves.
Chastain told theWrap that her character, contrary to speculation in US newspapers, was exactly like the reputedly troublesome real-life CIA agent she is said to be based on.
It's the BBC's "Big Dreams, Small Spaces," currently on Netflix, and it stars not only clueless amateurs with absurdly troublesome real-life plots, full of tarmac, rubble, ground elder, and small children, but also the charismatic jeweller turned master gardener Monty Don.
More violent games increase aggressive thoughts, behaviors, and actions that research suggests can extend into troublesome real-life situations.
The real world is too troublesome to discuss with relative strangers and so we talk about our grandchildren.
This task is indeed troublesome in real applications.
That's particularly troublesome in real estate, he says, because you're not just trying to share documents, but passing them back-and-forth to negotiate the fine points and close the deal, so the old-fashioned process can drag things out.
The writers based the story on "a couple of incidents" in real life in which troublesome children, through alternative sentencing, were tethered to their parents.
