Being asked the day before giving birth was, of course, troublesome for some of the interviewed participants.
"We're looking at a large number of firms, driven in part by offerings we know are troublesome," Mr. Shorris said in an interview.
To show city administrators what they were up against, the Bozell team taped interviews with pedestrians at troublesome intersections like Columbus Circle, Broadway and 23rd Street, Madison Square Park and Queens Boulevard.
In an interview, Mr. Foale described the troublesome part of the toilet, a problem in microgravity that has to be dealt with whenever air and liquid mix.
Study design included semi structured interview and qualitative study, which allowed to identify most troublesome problems.
First, of course, is that interviews with niche magazines don't cover such troublesome topics as Iraq, the economy or corporate malfeasance, and have an admiring, feel-good tone about all those human beings hard at work in the White House.
By the end of the interview, AG132 had confronted every issue that would later prove troublesome to Russo, including the indiscriminant bombing campaigns, the use of chemical defoliants, and torture.
"The sanctuary situation in Pakistan's tribal areas and North-West Frontier Province is more, rather than less, troublesome than before," Gen. David D. McKiernan, the new NATO commander in Afghanistan, said in a telephone interview.
But in some interviews La Roux now seems to be suggesting the song is about her own troublesome silence, when muscular tension would not let her hit her high notes.
From those details and interviews with the authorities and co-workers, a picture emerged of a hard-working but troublesome, troubled employee who had already come to the attention of officials at the company's headquarters in Fort Worth, Tex.
