By mid-February Ellen was complaining of headaches and nausea and had trouble writing at school.
From an early age she's been repeatedly in trouble, first at school, later with the authorities.
The only trouble is, just like when I was at school, it all seems to pass far too quickly.
He added he began skipping classes at school, was regularly in trouble with police and was sentenced to three months in a detention centre when he was 15.
High-school girls in athletic outfits, hooting at the trouble they have caused.
At the school, the Spanish girls are the ones who give her trouble.
Hundreds of family members and friends gathered Tuesday at West Los Angeles Cathedral to remember Shaw, a standout running back and sprinter at Los Angeles High School who had good grades and stayed out of trouble despite his rough neighborhood.
Shaw, a junior, was a standout running back and sprinter at Los Angeles High School who did well in school and stayed out of trouble.
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The trouble is that Mr Blackburn, who is a professor of sociology at the University of Essex and the New School University in New York, and for many years edited the New Left Review, is not very keen on capitalism.
Ed Rice, who teaches at the Foster School of Business at the University of Washington, worries that a banker whose institution is in trouble, but who's backed up by the U.S. government, might take inappropriate risks.
We had a TV set by then, and the news was of trouble in Little Rock, school integration, black children protected by National Guardsmen, and white crowds shouting abuse at the frightened students who were being liberated.
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