"I have trouble enough tracing the shape of the knowable past".
Ms. Stewart's troubles trace back to Dec. 27, 2001, when she dumped nearly 4,000 shares of ImClone Systems stock.
Asked to explain Corinthian's financial troubles, Trace Urdan, a market analyst for Wells Fargo Bank, Corinthian's biggest equity investor, argued that the school attracts "subprime students" who "can be expected -- as a group -- to repay at levels far lower than most student loans".
Correction: October 21, 2000, Saturday An article and an illustration in Business Day on Thursday tracing troubles at the Xerox Corporation misstated the role of the company's Palo Alto Research Center in developing the computer mouse.
Tracing the trouble back to its origins, however, proves tricky.
Three subjects (two males and one female) had trouble with the CGM tracing and, therefore, were excluded from the final analysis.
Similarly, much of the state's current trouble can be traced to the weakening of that market, and to the World Trade Center attack.
The accounting practices of its division responsible for payments to schools in Santiago have been under scrutiny for a decade, but it was only last year that it began to replace hand-signed cheques with electronic transfers.Part of the trouble can be traced to Chile's inheritance from the dictatorship of General Augusto Pinochet, which lasted from 1973 to 1990.
The delay you cause them with your "fun" could very well be responsible for someone's death, could land you in serious legal trouble and can trace you directly to the phone you are using.
The causes of those troubles can be traced back a century.
