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China's crackdown, however mildly or fiercely imposed, is breeding resentment and storing trouble for the future.

As preferred prime minister, Mr Rudd scored a 42-point lead over Malcolm Turnbull, the second leader of the conservative Liberal Party since Mr Howard's demise.But if the financial crisis has strengthened Mr Rudd an opinion poll in mid-November showed 68% of voters approved his handling of the economy it may yet store up troubles.

The store had trouble adapting, he said.

And if resettlement arrangements are skimped, we only store up trouble for the future.

But the Greek experience shows that excess borrowing can store up trouble.

Putting off such matters will only store up trouble for the Czechs' future.

But a declaration of incompatibility in this case would merely store up trouble for the future.

Unable to take responsibility for their destinies, they store up trouble for themselves just as surely as Anna Karenina.

He, along with Tamil leaders, are storing up troubles ahead.Tour the north, where secessionist Tamil Tiger rebels once ruled, and signs of material progress abound.

Recharging Offshore mysteries Surreal More bubble and squeak Correction Reprints Related items What ails Japan?Apr 18th 2002Still, banks' efforts to survive the special audit could store up trouble for the future.

Van Beurden said if Opec did not find a way to accommodate its members' interests, the resulting prolonged low prices could store up trouble as US shale production stalls, capital spending cuts bite and spare capacity is used up.