In private memorandums, some obtained this week by The New York Times, senior F.B.I. officials acknowledged that their counterterrorism program was deeply troubled and largely ineffective.
First, several Californian cities such as Vernon's neighbour, Maywood ran into financial trouble largely caused by the recession.
By the early aughts, however, the company was in trouble, largely due to competition from Walmart, which offered one-stop shopping and lower prices.
The reasoning is that banks remain the biggest problem for Spain, Greece, Portugal and Ireland, which are in deep trouble largely because of the colossal bank debts built up after the crash.
She has been woefully slow to get to grips with the euro zone's troubles, largely because German voters do not want to bail out weak countries such as Greece, Ireland and potentially Portugal.
On Sunday, with his four-game suspension finally over and his legal troubles largely behind him, Roethlisberger had tears in his eyes as his name was announced and the cheers washed over him.
And unearthing the past often means literally that: digging graves and studying the evidence.The trouble with truthIn Northern Ireland more than a decade after the "Troubles" largely ended, peace activists say there are still huge obstacles to a search for the full facts.
The company's C.E.O., Jeff Weiner, has blamed its recent troubles largely on a broader economic slowdown; LinkedIn's business model relies on charging employers and employees for premium services, like sending messages to strangers, and when the economy isn't thriving headhunters and workers tend not to be as willing to pay for connections.
Many of the students must now choose between private schools or their local school under the Los Angeles Unified School District, which is largely troubled.
Both left and right are troubled, and both largely about the same things, especially the Iranian nuclear program combined with growing tensions with the Obama administration.
With two months of the year still to go, the number dwarfs the levels of a decade ago when the Corston report warned that too many women were being jailed for minor offences while their mental health needs, addiction problems and troubled backgrounds went largely ignored.
