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Correction: August 25, 2004, Wednesday An article on Sunday about New York State lawmakers who are running for re-election despite legal troubles referred incorrectly to the campaign for the Assembly seat once held by Roger L. Green, a Brooklyn Democrat convicted of billing the state for false travel expenses.
First, the frequency of pain was measured by asking respondents if they were "often troubled with pain?" Responses were categorized to distinguish those persons who were often troubled (referred to hereafter as frequent pain) and those who were not often troubled by pain, as has been done in previous studies [ 2].
I can promise it'll be fun!" says Janice Atkinson, a UKIP MEP now campaigning in Clacton, who recently got into trouble for referring to a Thai-British supporter as "Ting Tong from somewhere".A sou'easterly galeHow can mainstream politicians stop the populists?
These organisations often look out for people in trouble and refer them on to the charities they know.
Media stories around foundations in trouble routinely refer to foundation trust status as meaning "one of the best performing hospitals" or something similar, yet people inside the NHS know that is no longer true for more than 30 institutions.
In fact, they found it so useful that they tended to see 'trouble' everywhere, particularly Pedagogical trouble, which refers to the lesson management breaking down or the lesson not unfolding as expected.
Desiderius Erasmus's early 16th-century collection of Latin proverbs included Turdus malum sibi ipse cacat, (the thrush himself excretes his own trouble), which refers to the use of the sticky berries favoured by this species to make birdlime for trapping birds.
"That may be why he's in trouble," joked Redford, referring to the Coalition's recent difficulties.
