In testing Groupchat this morning, we ran into the typical Mac/Flash trouble (it's doesn't "just work" – you have to configure your Flash settings here).
In "So Little Time," Mary-Kate and Ashley play Riley and Chloe, respectively, 14-year-old fraternal twins running head-on into typical teenage troubles -- if, perchance, the typical teenage viewer happens to live on Malibu Beach, have a knockout wardrobe and attract constant male attention.
But when he got into some typical teenage troubles -- "fighting, being a tough guy, carrying a cleaver or a knife" -- it was Nanny who set him straight.
They only agreed to let the Doonhamers talk of their success when a typical footballing problem emerged crowd trouble.
Anonymous Try looking on the bright side: Granny-in-law must feel awfully close to you to send such intimate gifts, which is a nicer problem than the typical in-law troubles that cross my desk.
"Can you think of anything sillier than to attribute the financial crisis to an article in a low-circulation magazine in 1966?" She calls Beck's efforts to find an easy "scapegoat" for the country's troubles typical of "right-wing ideologues".
If the views of these young Muslim Americans are at all typical, we are in trouble.
If someone or something is hurtling toward you, a typical S.L.R. may have trouble keeping rapid-fire shots in focus.
And as the property owners find themselves getting in trouble, their typical recourses -- to sell the building or refinance it -- are also stymied by the stuck economy.
Premont's troubles are typical of many rural school districts, where enrollment is dwindling and academic performance and finances are suffering.
The company's troubles are typical of the financial struggles now facing many commercial developers in New England and other parts of the Northeast.
