"It troubles a number of us here.
On dealing with the legacy of the Troubles, a number of new agencies are being created.
He finished eighth on stage three, as cobblestones troubled a number of favourites, but on stage eight at Morzine-Avoriaz, the first mountain summit finish of the Tour, he could only manage 19th place, losing one minute and 45 second to stage winner Andy Schleck.
The 54-year-old Londoner, a BDO world champion in 2007 and 2010, appeared in trouble on a number of occasions before running out a 7-5 winner.
Lamine Lahouasnia, head of packaged food research at Euromonitor, said: "Thorntons has been in trouble for a number of years now.
By the early 1970s, Hempel's approach to explanation (known as the covering-law model) seemed to be in trouble on a number of fronts, leading philosophers to canvass alternative treatments.
Last month, her tendency to generalize got her in trouble with a number of novelists, Zadie Smith (mother of two) and Jane Smiley (mother of three, stepmother of two, herself an only child) among them, when she wrote a piece for The Atlantic's Web site celebrating women writers like Joan Didion and Elizabeth Hardwick who had one child.
Stirring up homophobia also provides a useful distraction for Mr Jonathan, who is expected to run for re-election next year but is facing political trouble after a number of lawmakers and state governors defected to the opposition.The new law will resonate with the majority of people in Nigeria, where anti-gay sentiments are rife.
[C2.] Bush Officials Hurt by Stock Losses A falling stock market is spelling trouble for a number of wealthy Bush administration officials who are selling their multimillion-dollar investment portfolios -- and taking some losses in the process -- to comply with government ethics rules.
"Most thoughts are that the container-shipping industry is going to be in trouble for a number of years," says Douglas Mavrinac, a shipping analyst at investment firm Jefferies & Co. in Houston.
