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The phrase "troubles to" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers. Example: "He faced many troubles to achieve his goals."
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There were more troubles to come.
"The janjaweed have taken advantage of the troubles to pillage.
I took my troubles to the outdoor treatment facility.
Looking back now, Ms. Schieffelin traces her troubles to 1995.
The Sixers have had their own troubles to worry about.
O'Neill has rarely had his selection troubles to seek.
For him, and for the minerals service, it forecast troubles to come.
He caught a break after he confided his troubles to a friend in the shoe business.
Tula is not the place you would expect the Kremlin's troubles to come from.
And Greece may be an early indicator of troubles to come.
But Zhu did not trace all of China's troubles to foreign invaders.
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