There is also the question of what Scottish members of the Westminster Parliament will do there when their constituents start to take their troubles to their representatives in Edinburgh.

ECONOMIST: Sunshine and showers

So when it goes, and if there is nothing present to take its place, troubles ensue.

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Bearish sentiment and economic troubles continue to take their toll on the markets, but certain sectors look good and a buying opportunity may be right around the corner, writes MoneyShow.com senior editor Tom Aspray .

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And if you're hoping to take your mind off the troubles of the world this weekend, our partners at the online magazine Slate now have their weekly digest of what movie critics are saying about new releases.

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While the Securities and Exchange Commission has yet to comment on the matter, Take-Two is no stranger to SEC troubles.

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At any age, debt troubles are a major challenge and can take a heavy emotional toll.

WSJ: Retirement Is No Holiday From Debt

Considering that and all the thousands of innocents often caught in the crossfire of the tax system, you may take particular pleasure in knowing that even a public tax official can have tax troubles.

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Should Malaysia's troubles fail to respond to reflation, then restrictive policies and economic hardship will take their place.

ECONOMIST: A nervous shuffle in Malaysia

But he wants to win, and may feel it will take far worse behaviour to prompt the rest of the world, tired of Cambodia and its troubles, to deny him recognition and aid.

ECONOMIST: Hun Sen means to stay in power, by hook or by crook