Lee says that although it's unusual, she's seen other patients get into trouble with herbs, supplements and vitamins precisely because they're less cautious with something that's natural than they would be with a drug.

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Yet legally resident foreigners make up only 5% of Italy's population (6% if one includes illegal immigrants who get into most trouble with the law).

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If they get into financial trouble, they pay you with whatever is left after they pay the companies they like more than they like you.

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Our columnists looked out for all kinds of trouble you can get into this week, starting with Alexander F.

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They explain that broadcasting the pictures would get them into trouble - they say that they do not want to do anything to increase tension with their Islamic neighbour.

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It's an odd predicament, to say the least, but if you're familiar with the kind of off-field trouble that professional athletes can get into, an imaginary girlfriend doesn't sound like much of a headache for human resources.

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Small firms find it hard to get loans or do not trust the high-street banks to stick with them if their businesses run into trouble.

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They apparently also managed to get into trouble when it went out of Bluetooth range (we could introduce them to some guys who could help with that) just flitting around in an office, so it seems there's some refinement still to be done all round.

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The rules the CFPB is considering would require servicers to provide clear monthly mortgage statements, with a detailed breakdown of payments and alerts about how to get help if the borrower is falling into trouble.

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