She acknowledges that they are a "medium aggressive breed" and when bad traits are bred to bad, trouble results.
You agree not to bother H.P. with whatever trouble results, and you can restore the factory settings by resetting your tablet.
Trouble results in those people who repeatedly call this survival mechanism into play for reasons that are hardly life-threatening: being stuck in traffic or behind a slow driver, confronting the breakdown of an appliance, or having to wait for someone who is late, for instance.
A similar formula, currently being used to enforce a separate mortgage settlement struck between banks and government officials in 2012, has yielded troubling preliminary results.
He faced "serious personal and legal troubles resulting from his addiction," his website explains.
In recent days, he has lamented that continuing economic troubles result in part from a decreasing public work force.
Mr. Quinn acknowledged that some of his troubles resulted from his own mistakes but maintained that the authorities were persecuting his family by tapping members' phones and tailing them.
The vote would come just three weeks after Mr. Bloomberg announced his plan to change the law, saying he wants to steer the city through the economic troubles resulting from Wall Street's crisis.
A committee of the National Education Association investigated what became a prolonged series of demonstrations, and concluded that the trouble resulted in part from the cultural gap between the school board and the isolated mountain communities it served.
