The rest of the world has trouble spelling and pronouncing the name of Visanthe Shiancoe, the tight end drafted by the Giants in the third round last weekend.
Mr Bacon clearly has trouble spelling.
Jon has some trouble spelling my name.
There's another spot of trouble for Romney spelled out in recent polls, one supposition that pundits have been wary of talking about, but not necessarily misguided in flagging: his religion.
A mischievous grin appeared on her face; a look I had seen many times, one that usually spelled trouble of the delightful variety.
As Malden's wife, Ann-Margret spells trouble of another kind, though her naive impersonation of a wicked, wicked woman recalls the era when the femme fatale wore breastplates lashed together with spider web.
According to the New York Daily News, the print was thrown together by graphic designer John Rupert, so it's not like Trump himself had anything to do with the typo though the president has had his share of spelling troubles, too.
According to the New York Daily News, the print was thrown together by graphic designer John Rupert, so it's not like Trump himself had anything to do with the typo though the president has had his share of spelling troubles, too.
Calculations by the Bank of England on losses that would arise from haircuts to Greek, Irish, Portuguese and Spanish debt suggests that a 50% haircut would wipe out 70% of the equity in Greek banks, almost half of it in Portuguese and Spanish banks and about 10% of the equity in German and French banks.That spells trouble of a different kind.
But as TPM's Justin Elliott explains, the State Department didn't know about that visa, and couldn't revoke it all because "Abdulmutallab" had been misspelled.The State Department's trouble with spelling was just one of many errors revealed in the declassified version of the White House investigation of the Christmas attack.
