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Meanings of particular trouble in English

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Usage of particular trouble in English
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He gained his sanctum without any particular trouble and was warmly greeted.
The Double Life Of Mr. Alfred Burton
2
Was he in any particular trouble when you saw him last?
In the shadow of gotham
3
But this particular trouble could not be hid, and Barbara told him all.
Smith and the Pharaohs, and other Tales
4
My dear Wife, All as well as usual, and no particular trouble anyway.
Speeches & Letters of Abraham Lincoln, 1832-1865
5
He needed to find a present that showed he had gone to particular trouble.
New york: the novel
6
Air pollution is a particular trouble spot for the industry.
Reuters
7
John, for his part, had no intention of sharing this particular trouble even with Smith.
The Prince and Betty
8
He had encountered no particular trouble since his wife's death, but his life had been unhappy.
Clara Hopgood
9
So I didn't anticipate any particular trouble.
Parnassus on Wheels
10
The fire was made without any particular trouble, just as Josh and some of the others had predicted.
The Boy Scouts of Lenox; Or, The Hike Over Big Bear Mountain
11
She spoke of no particular trouble?'
American crime stories
12
This last recommendation caused Henrietta particular trouble, and made her feel all kinds of vague and terrible apprehensions.
The Clique of Gold
13
The major insurers that cover the area affected by Sandy are not reporting any particular trouble connecting with homeowners.
Reuters
14
That spells particular trouble for McIlroy, who has made little secret of the fact he struggles in inclement conditions.
The Guardian
15
Hard water is the cause of many bad complexions, and this will remedy that particular trouble of the beauty-seeker.
The Woman Beautiful; or, The Art of Beauty Culture
16
The Trojans had particular trouble with the combination of junior quarterback Josh Rosen and junior wide receiver Jordan Lasley.
Reuters
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