But for some reason Americans seem to have much more trouble saving for retirement than do Germans, Chinese, Japanese and citizens of many other countries.

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Boxing it do keep 'em out of trouble for a bit but sometimes I think their hearts are too big.

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These bonds may default (the state's finances are looking very shaky), but if they do, the LA property market is in for trouble too.

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Recognizing this, the cube drones had adopted a simple crisis policy, all the more inflexible for its being unofficial: When in trouble, do whatever Charles does.

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Even those teams that do spend successfully develop trouble down the road, when those back ends of contracts for players past their primes kick in to strangle the club with excess payroll.

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But the Clinton administration insisted the United Nations do the job, ostensibly because of the trouble it had in getting troops approved by Congress for Bosnia without mentioning Eastern Slavonia at the same time.

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Add the four or so wins the present injuries might cost to those that the departures of Russell Martin and Nick Swisher will cost, and you do come to a number suggesting that the Yankees could be in trouble, even after accounting for how the returns of Gardner and Rivera will help.

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Consumers were then automatically billed for the product and often had trouble cancelling the product when they called to do so.

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Traders who wait for the formation to be confirmed often have trouble managing their risk and therefore do not take the trade.

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