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The intention is to cause trouble for the new administration, she said.
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Prayuth warned against anyone taking advantage of the situation to cause trouble.
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At some point they may be in a position to cause trouble.
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In my opinion it will cause trouble if Mr. Strong moves out.
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Any loose material about the instrument may cause trouble of this kind.
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If we bring him to his house, that will cause trouble also.
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An excited chairman can scarcely fail to cause trouble in a meeting.
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It wouldn't be long before we attracted enough attention to cause trouble.
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Randolph had sent them there thinking the early closing might cause trouble.
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But she was well aware her plans would cause trouble with Evans.
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Not the sort to cause trouble, and not the heroic type either.
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Often, though, the winners are creatures that cause trouble for existing ecosystems.
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The boss don't want no one who might cause trouble, you understand.
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But you got to realize that wherever they go they cause trouble.
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They cannot stay in care centres and cause trouble to local people.
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Farinaceous foods do not answer, and usually cause trouble sooner or later.
