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And while he and the seven other carefully vetted candidates might disagree on issues like women's rights and economic troubles, when it comes to Iran's nuclear program they are all saying the same thing: there will be no backing down, no bargaining away the nation's perceived right to enrich uranium for power generation.

In February 1991 it carried out one of the most audacious attacks of the Troubles when it fired three mortars at Downing Street as prime minister John Major and his cabinet held an emergency meeting to discuss the Gulf War.

See: former UK Breitbart editor James Delingpole, who turned up on BBC's This Week to give his Hard Brexit views an airing, and took a cringe-max sphincter-inhaling pasting for his troubles, when it turned out he didn't really know what "WTO Rules" means.

Formerly known as BlogMusik, it ran into lots of legal trouble when it launched its free music streaming service a couple of years ago.

This spring, Ribbon also ran into trouble when it expanded its service to Twitter, allowing for in-stream payments on Twitter's site.

This spring, Ribbon also ran into trouble when it expanded its service to Twitter, allowing for in-stream payments on Twitter's site.

Earlier in the month, Wal-Mart faced similar trouble when it announced its earnings with consumers still flocking to the store, but mostly to take advantage of the low prices on commodities.

One famous example among the IT set: Back in 2001, Nike ran into trouble when it enlisted software-vendor I2 to automate its sprawling supply chain.

But it came into trouble when it landed to get its battery changed.

But the station quickly ran into trouble when it aired, during one of its first shows, a segment that featured a Shiite dissident critical of Bahrain's violent crackdown on Arab Spring protesters four years earlier.

For anyone who wasn't buying fizzy drinks three decades ago, it's worth recalling that Coca-Cola ran into trouble when it abruptly changed the taste of its flagship beverage.