In closing, she paraphrased a Yiddish proverb, which states that "troubles overcome are good to tell".
The new album attests to love, self-affirmation, insecurities surmounted and troubles overcome: "What did not demolish me simply polished me," she declares in "Soulbird Rise," which ascends from folky solitude to a choir-backed anthem.
Chelsea had no such troubles overcoming Wigan in Sunday's other league match.
Despite all that, Mr. Podesta said, Mr. Edwards will have trouble overcoming Mrs. Clinton's broad and deep support.
Cablevision and Time Warner Cable, the main cable companies that serve New York, have made some progress in allowing such portability, but have had some trouble overcoming licensing restrictions.
But when he slipped off to the Mayo Clinic last December to get help for addiction to prescription painkillers, he had trouble overcoming that stigma himself.
However, they had trouble overcoming disappointments about earnings and worries that the economy is slowing at an uncomfortably fast pace, analysts said.
The House Republicans are expected to pass their bill next week, while the Senate Democratic leadership is going to have trouble overcoming all the chamber's procedural obstacles.
According to Davis Logsdon, who conducted the polls for the University of Minnesota's Opinion Research Institute, "Despite his superb organization, funding, and ground game, Mitt Romney is having trouble overcoming the perception among voters that he is a ginormous dick".
Adam Leszczyński, of Gazeta Wyborcza, in Warsaw It's common knowledge that sport is a quick way of bringing people together, but in reality it has trouble overcoming national boundaries.
The bill now goes to the Senate, where it will have trouble overcoming an expected filibuster.A federal grand jury in New York indicted three Britons (currently held in Britain) in connection with an alleged plot to attack financial institutions in Washington, DC, New York and New Jersey.
