The tremendous popularity of shows like "Art in the Streets" goes hand in hand with the troubled issues that haunt them.
(Mayor Marion S. Barry Jr. also suffered the wrath of Washington residents when he failed to get a 1987 snowstorm cleaned up properly and then helicoptered his way to the Super Bowl, but that may fall under the rubric of "the least of that guy's issues" in his troubled tenure. He was still re-elected, in any case).
Slater & Gordon, the troubled personal injury and employment claims law firm, has asked for its shares to be suspended, citing material issues in its first-half results.
"We need to address our issues in Europe the same way we did in the U.S.," said Stephen J. Girsky, G.M.'s vice chairman and interim head of its troubled Opel division in Europe.
Now nearly a half century later, furosemide remains a divisive issue in the troubled sport of horse racing.
By the time he took office, fears over this program had become the central issue in Iran's troubled relationship with the outside world.
Zohar I, issued in 2003, is the most troubled portfolio of all.
Those who bought fixed-rate capital note preferreds with high coupons, issued by the troubled banks in 2008, thought they would be safe from call until 2013.
His financial expertise and impressive economic record in private industry, particularly in turning around troubled businesses, could be an asset as the economy continues to be the dominant issue in 2012.
Accounting issues aside, this remains a troubled firm in a deeply troubled sector.
The troubled company, which floated in 2010 at 295p, tapped shareholders for £150m in a rights issue in February last year.
