That "Russia thing" won't stop causing trouble for Donald Trump.
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One of those messages would end up causing trouble, though.
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Indeed, many ardent Brexiteers cut their teeth causing trouble then.
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The mosquito — this mosquito in particular — is again causing trouble.
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We have gone rogue, act unpredictably, and are causing trouble.
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It has been causing trouble in the region ever since.
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China denies interfering and has blamed the West for causing trouble.
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When a child is causing trouble, society usually blames the mother.
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Mr Ford is causing trouble for himself as well as Mr Trudeau.
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And, of course, Loki's still kicking around and causing trouble for everyone.
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THE non-compete clause has been causing trouble for over 600 years.
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The caption, "Conor McGregor Causing Trouble," could be read on the video.
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Apparently, very divisive, causing trouble all the time, backstabbing people, achieving nothing.
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Now they were lost, on the streets causing trouble, tormenting the newcomers.
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Meanwhile, it's time to advocate for the boys who aren't causing trouble.
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Also causing trouble is a hacker known as Kuze (Michael Carmen Pitt).
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And perhaps then the two Republican women can be dissuaded from causing trouble.
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He is unlikely to stop causing trouble for the Speaker after the election.
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They are problems because they are obviously and clearly causing trouble right now.
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"I'm sorry for causing trouble in society," Choi said, dressed in white prison overalls.
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That oil should once again be causing trouble is a bit of a surprise.
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If there's one thing we know about teens, it's that they're always causing trouble.
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Games and other technologies have kept kids, who would otherwise be causing trouble, indoors.
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The JSF is barely in active service and it's already causing trouble, I see.
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So I was a terrible child and causing trouble at school all the time.
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With this endoscopic camera, you can quickly determine what's causing trouble right at the source.
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The group, founded in 2002, is not new to causing trouble and disrupting Congressional hearings.
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He said he worried that if the men weren't occupied, they could start causing trouble.
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Now it seems as though she can't even hang out with her mom without causing trouble.
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Or am I the one bringing personality issues to work with me that's causing trouble here?
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Opponents of Mr Trump are up in arms; some are intent on causing trouble in Cleveland.
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A tearful Takayuki Tanooka, the boy's father, thanked rescuers for their efforts and apologized for causing trouble.
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Meanwhile, a group of underground insurgents, the Sons of the Harpy, are going around Meereen causing trouble.
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McCain was used to standing out and causing trouble, though it wasn't always for the right reasons.
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As our special report this week explains, wedlock has become so good that it is causing trouble.
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Because someone who's actively challenging the status quo is going to be causing trouble for that establishment.
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I'm abroad at the moment, and some of the behavior is shocking—drunken English people causing trouble.
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The Hodels are apparently masochistic nihilists, causing trouble and wreaking havoc just for fun, at least for now.
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We were just dressed up on those big milkshake outfits, and we were running around and causing trouble.
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One thing that everyone should remember is that Deadpool loves causing trouble and he can't really be trusted.
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She's always causing trouble and chaos, but it's a bit too hard to punish her with that face!
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The Japanese government negotiated their release, but upon their return, they were ostracized for "causing trouble" for Japan.
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So far, we know: Jess is still causing trouble, someone dies, and there will probably be a wedding.
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Comcast has made plays for both Fox and Sky, all with the goal of causing trouble for Disney.
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Here, we try to unpack the NPC meme, what it means and why it's causing trouble on Twitter.
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"People around the world may wonder why the Kurds are causing trouble with this vote," Mr. Amin said.
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Cats are in the rubble and snakes are causing trouble, but first: a cartoon about the internet frontier.
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The plan worked; the Saudi clerical establishment directed their energies toward causing trouble abroad, which the Saudis tolerated.
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It might be too late to have a reasonable debate about vaping because sweeping prohibitions are already causing trouble.
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So that the USD will go higher and money will flow into the U.S., causing trouble for the RMB.
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Sneaking in through the ceiling and causing trouble on Christmas Day seems exactly like something that little shit would do.
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I'm really not that sorry to be causing trouble for Paul Ryan, who's going to lose seats in the House.
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"Just talking about protectionism is causing trouble," said Marie Owens Thomsen, global chief economist at Indosuez Wealth Management in Geneva.
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The senior Trump aide's remarks about Flynn were not her first times causing trouble for the White House on air.
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"Two of them hustled Lin from the lobby, angrily accusing her of breaching the rules and causing trouble," he wrote.
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Binding politicians, hexing fascists, looking out for humanity and causing trouble: All in a day's work for modern, politically-organized witches.
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In return, they expected me to help out if they had a client who refused to pay or was causing trouble.
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The group is known for causing trouble for House Republican leadership, especially during the reign of former House Speaker John Boehner.
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Some users have also pointed out that Tay has a problem not replying to itself, which may also be causing trouble.
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The former Republican presidential candidate said Trump needs to focus on Clinton's weaknesses instead of causing trouble with the Republican leadership.
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This meant people interested in developing new skills, communicating with family, and not causing trouble or looking down on other inmates.
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" Later at the pop group's three-year anniversary show on January 10, Yamaguchi took time to apologize to fans for "causing trouble.
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Papa Pope (Joe Morton) is basically under house arrest, courtesy of his daughter, so how long before he starts causing trouble again?
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From the beginning there was no question Hillary was Bill's biggest defender from other women causing trouble and how to handle them.
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"There were scores of little petty chiefs and tyrants who lost no opportunity of causing trouble in the unsettled times," Flashman recounts.
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It won't take a major move up in interest rates to start causing trouble in the high-yield debt marketplace, according to Moelis.
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Reality check: The Freedom Caucus is certainly capable of causing trouble for House Speaker Paul Ryan — they made life miserable for John Boehner.
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" On the Iran deal: "I can tell you I'm very unhappy with the deal.... They're literally causing trouble, predominantly in the Middle East.
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This reporting suggests that the Trump era, far from being simply Fox News's moment in the sun, is causing trouble for the network.
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The cops see it as them causing trouble and shit but that's not the case, these people aren't hurting anybody riding these motorcycles.
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Some families may welcome an open and honest discussion across ideological lines, while others might ban topics that could end up causing trouble.
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ALBANY — Even before it began, the so-called summer of hell seemed to be causing trouble for at least one New Yorker: Gov.
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Despite 2900 million people having concealed handgun permits, gun control advocates can't point to any examples of existing state reciprocity laws causing trouble.
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There, many people only watch the state television news channel, which has showed immigrants causing trouble in western European cities night after night.
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Ecuador's new regime, however, does not like Assange causing trouble with other governments around the world and cut off his internet access in March.
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He believes the courts had no choice but to reject the extraterritorial reach of secrecy, and ordered costs as "revenge" for him causing trouble.
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"Anyone over 14 who trick or treats in Chesapeake will not receive anything but candy," Covey said, as long as they're not causing trouble.
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It's what you said—sorts the discipline out, gets 'em healthy, stop causing trouble, something to look forward to and be able to fight.
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"I sincerely feel sorry for causing trouble to finance minister (Taro) Aso and ministry officials by inviting public distrust," Fukuda was quoted as saying.
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Though the worst fears have subsided, the coalition that was eventually given the president's blessing to form a government looks capable of causing trouble.
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Dr Chen's work also raises the question of whether medicines intended to suppress fever might be causing trouble by interfering with T-cell migration.
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But just as things appear to be going well for the couple, mysterious people from Christian's past begin to appear — and start causing trouble.
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While the super delegates may be causing trouble for the Democrats, the exact opposite development is occurring on the Republican side of the ledger.
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Raheem Sterling causing trouble down the right now, twice, but Subasic is out to smother the second one to the left of his goal.
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" This is Zebra's quest: "I, a modern literary inventor, was going to walk the void of my multiple exiles causing trouble, discombobulating the world.
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Local officials had every reason to fear that their bosses, who have not made the markets a priority, would punish them for causing trouble.
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For people trying to live a "normal" life with a disability, an aversion to "causing trouble" by asking for or demanding accommodation is understandable.
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Luke is an occasional Noisey writer, and is very adept at wandering into the dark rooms of the internet and causing trouble in them.
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For others, it was a random and chaotic act by a trickster or a mischievous boy, causing trouble just for the sake of it.
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" An editorial in China's state-run Global Times newspaper denounced the Causeway Bay Bookshop on Monday, accusing the store of "causing trouble on the mainland.
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They scotched rumours of a split, but the terseness of their apology for "causing trouble" made it clear they were not there entirely by choice.
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The Squirtles flee, and Jenny explains that those Pokémon were all pitiably abandoned by their trainers, and are now constantly causing trouble in the town.
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More than 50 hippopotamuses (hippopotami?) he owned now roam freely near his estate in Medellin, causing trouble for local residents and threatening the Colombian ecosystem.
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" The palace statement urged voters to "support good people to rule the country and prevent bad people from gaining power and causing trouble and disorder.
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The incident happened, and the video is real, but it was taken out of context "with the implication of immigrants coming in, causing trouble," Chetwynd said.
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His job involves roaming the halls on the lookout for kids causing trouble, like starting fights, smoking weed, or just generally being up to no good.
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A controversial procurement contract has already led to the removal of the head of the navy and is causing trouble for an aide to Mr Duterte.
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Any president naturally wants a vice president who is a loyal team player, rather than someone who is constantly going against the administration and causing trouble.
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Le Sommer, who committed a foul in an early moment when she was caught in possession, is causing trouble for the Koreans out on the left.
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In the one case in which he worked directly for Mr. Trump, Mr. Dietl said, someone was causing "trouble" for a Trump casino in Atlantic City.
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This month, a cyber attack forced Travelex to take all its systems offline, causing trouble for New Year holidaymakers and business travellers seeking online currency services.
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The globalization and digitalization of recent decades have created an interdependent world, one in which problems abroad have a nasty habit of causing trouble at home.
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And you've got these fuckers, these fuckers who fall out of taxis into the queue for your club, hassling you, causing trouble, generally acting the goat.
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The numbers of these black seabirds, called Kawau in Japanese, have increased dramatically over the past decade, causing trouble for the island country's fisheries and forests.
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It is often used to discipline wrongdoers in prisons, but it's also deployed to protect inmates from others and segregate groups of people who are causing trouble.
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Meanwhile, Lando Calrissian is causing trouble, and the backstory of Rogue One turns out to raise an ethical conundrum that few people had really thought about before.
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The Republican presidential frontrunner had just gone on a rant about how cameras at his rallies point only to his crowds when there's a protester causing trouble.
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According to a post on NeoGAF, hiphoptherobot isn't connecting the device to the internet to avoid causing trouble with Nintendo for the store he bought it from.
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Rooney told me a story about a bear in the western United States that made news around the same time as Bruno was causing trouble in Germany.
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" In "Nikolas Cruz's Lifetime of Trouble: Family Loss, Flashes of Rage," The Times writes that he has been "causing trouble as long as anyone here could remember.
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It has been a winter of extreme weather on Europe's highest peaks, with avalanches, flooding and biting cold threatening homes and causing trouble on roads and railways.
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Still, Peele spares a little side-eye for Chris, who's willing to go along with anything to avoid causing trouble, and gets himself in trouble as a result.
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British police would work closely with their French counterparts in Marseille and would seek banning orders for any England fans causing trouble, Assistant Chief Constable Mark Roberts said.
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" He claimed Eadeh was a "subversion expert at the State Department," adding that "the Chinese people are not afraid of evil, nor are they afraid of causing trouble.
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He apologized to Finance Minister Taro Aso and other members of the ministry for "causing trouble", and vowed to continue carrying out his duties "with a sense of urgency".
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Of course, the most robust humor in the play derives from watching Ms. Ashford bound around the stage causing trouble of various kinds and acting in true doglike fashion.
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Having seen this problem many times before, Jones immediately zeroed in on the sand-grain-size capacitor that was causing trouble, tweezed it out, and booted up the phone.
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Because the show itself functions as one long confessional monologue, with the viewer as the protagonist's personal sounding board as she strides around the streets of London, causing trouble.
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Soon-sil's lawyers say she did not lean on companies to give millions of dollars to her own charitable foundations, though Soon-sil added, ""I'm sorry for causing trouble.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — The heat wasn't a factor for Rafael Nadal this time against Damir Dzumhur, despite the searing temperature causing trouble for players earlier Friday at the Australian Open.
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Nguyen was "gathering and causing trouble" in Ho Chi Minh City and was filmed on camera urging others to climb over barricades, the state-run Vietnam News Agency reported.
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It is often used to discipline wrongdoers in prisons, but it's also deployed to protect inmates, including transgender prisoners, from others and segregate groups of people who are causing trouble.
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We are all rightly concerned over North Korea's nuclear weapons, Iran's penchant for backing terror, and a rogue Russia that can't seem to stop causing trouble all over the world.
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Looks like Sandra Bullock had good reason to fear her stalker being released from a mental health facility last year, because he's now causing trouble once again ... TMZ has learned.
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By contrast, observers were perplexed as to what upside there could be, if any, in causing trouble for May over an issue like Brexit that matters little to most Americans.
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Following her online confession, Yamaguchi made a fleeting appearance at her pop group's three-year anniversary show on January 10 and apologized in person for "causing trouble" to her fans.
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Kristin Laidre, an animal ecologist at the University of Washington and a coauthor, says the melting summer sea ice is causing trouble for big mammals: polar bears, walruses, and seals.
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Police estimated that 10,000 people joined the latest yellow vest protest in Paris and Interior Minister Christophe Castaner said a hard-core of about 1,500 was intent on causing trouble.
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"As for Takanoiwa's injuries, I apologize deeply for causing trouble for stable master Takanohana, people affiliated with Takanohana stable, the Sumo Association and my stable master," NHK showed Harumafuji telling reporters.
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Hanna's father "has a good heart," she recalls her mother's assurance, but he is easily riled and cautions her against causing "trouble," by going to school or simply by being seen.
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You can't take every account at face value: different people will run impersonation accounts to have political effect, or to spread spam and malware, or just for the fun of causing trouble.
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The greater use of more accurate CT scans has led to doctors both finding smaller stones that are causing trouble and finding kidney stones in people with no symptoms by complete coincidence.
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Ryan Reynolds may be causing trouble around the United States dressed in a skintight suit as bad-boy superhero, Deadpool, but don't be fooled, his allegiance lies with his home nation, Canada.
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People on Twitter don't like the look of that Billy Bush, always running around with his celebrity friends and causing trouble — and now, with Melania Trump's help, he's being blamed for everything.
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David is careful again at work, however—not because he thinks his coworkers would take issue with his interest in astrology, but because he worries about people outside of NASA causing trouble.
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You might test out your students in a battle with some local ruffians who have been causing trouble, and then later put them up against the other houses in combat for bragging rights.
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The whole truth of the matter has yet to emerge, but new evidence suggests Lochte and company were the ones causing trouble that night, allegedly trashing a bathroom door at a gas station.
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On game days, the vehicles have taken the place of vans the police used to detain fans causing trouble, said Stephen Williams, 57, who volunteers for the Socialist Party at a table nearby.
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They did this partly because the kilogram artifact was losing weight, which was causing trouble with international calibration, but also because they wanted to fulfill the mission laid out by those 18th century revolutionaries.
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The poster boy for this kind of dickishness is Patches, a series regular that first appeared in Demon's Souls and acts like a version of Loki, causing trouble for the sake of chaotic mischief.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan has assured the United States it has no intention of causing trouble in the Taiwan Strait, the self-ruled island's envoy to a summit of Asia-Pacific leaders said on Monday.
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"Elizabeth is held in solitary because she's an activist and immigration officials don't want her causing trouble," said Mitsuru Miyasako, head of the Provisional Release Association in Japan, a group representing refugees and immigrants.
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Bespoke Investment Group points out the online trend could be what's causing trouble for Dick's Sporting Goods, which saw meager sales growth and said Tuesday it would use promotions to protect its market share.
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For months the Forest Grove Police had been receiving calls about a free-roaming pig, sneaking up from behind the bushes on unsuspecting folks or causing trouble by running into the middle of the street.
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In 2016, he says, a Russian-financed plot aimed to assassinate him and now the Russians are causing trouble again, even if many of the demonstrators do not realise who is stirring the political pot.
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Communication is strong when the Moon and Mercury meet this afternoon; however, a clash between the Moon and Venus in the early evening will bring up emotions and issues you weren't aware were causing trouble.
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The first step in treatment should be to take out the implants — both, even if only one appears to be causing trouble — and to fully remove the capsules of scar tissue that form around them.
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"In Cape Town alone there are around 350,000 kids on the streets who are not in school, not in jobs, and they are causing trouble," said Don Pinnock, a criminologist at the University of Cape Town.
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The Paris police department had warned people to stay away from a protest, saying it was not authorized and that there was a risk of violent groups causing trouble, as had happened over the last three weeks.
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Matthew Thorton, an inmate with a reputation for causing trouble and a criminal record that details two decades of drug arrests and small-time crimes, was attacked as he came out of the shower in his cell.
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"However, North Korea is a bit like a belligerent little brother causing trouble for China," she said, noting that a number of North Korea's missile tests this year had occurred during China's hosting of high-profile events.
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It's possible to imagine that Sy was merely a Stan Grossman type before Ray Stussy and V.M. Varga started causing trouble, the guy-behind-the-guy who kept his temperamental boss grounded and steadily grew the business.
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Watching this play out online has been unbearable because it wasn't just the alt-right trolls causing trouble, but a new crew of #resistance warriors, journalists, writers, internet superstars, mainstream celebs, SJWs, MAGA brats, and everyone in between.
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But during the Snow Ball, another shadow monster lurked quietly in the sky, suggesting that the Upside Down was not done causing trouble for our faves and that Stranger Things season 3 was sure to upend all this happiness once more.
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By now you've no doubt watched some footage of Representative John Lewis, the civil-rights legend, causing trouble once again on Wednesday by sitting down on the floor of the House and refusing to move without action on gun safety legislation.
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Photograph by Philip Montgomery for The New Yorker Fifty years ago, it was common in nursing homes to use physical restraints to tie a resident to a chair or a bed, to prevent them from causing trouble or coming to harm.
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In an email Tuesday, Curbelo said he's held plenty of public events during his past two years in Congress; he just thinks the hundreds of protesters turning up at congressional events in recent weeks are only interested in causing trouble.
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Ordering a passenger who is not causing trouble to leave the plane so another person can take their seat would not constitute a lawful order, said John Banzhaf, a law professor at George Washington University who has followed the United case closely.
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With at least six more years in power ahead of him, we assess that Putin will use his inauguration as a springboard to double down on quieting any domestic discontent so that he can focus on what he does best (causing trouble).
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Facebook might need to train the device to ignore its own ads, perhaps by muting them in a certain part of the audio spectrum as one Reddit user suggested Amazon may have done to prevent causing trouble with its Super Bowl commercial.
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ZANU-PF is also divided: A faction associated with Mr. Mugabe's wife, Grace, has been causing trouble for Mr. Mnangagwa, and one member of the faction, Jonathan Moyo, an exiled former minister of higher education, has thrown his support behind Mr. Chamisa.
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The reality is that Republicans won the seat in name, but Norman is a hardline conservative and a vote in the House that will align with the Freedom Caucus — which has been causing trouble for Republican leadership on every major agenda item.
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With his firm grip on state media and his business allies in control of regional newspapers, Orban's message gets amplified in places like Ercsi, where many people only watch the state news channel showing immigrants causing trouble in western European cities night after night.
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Indeed, Clinton Cash is still causing trouble: the Post reported on Thursday that FBI agents in New York relied heavily on the book in an investigation of the Clinton Foundation that the Department of Justice ended up shutting down for lack of sufficient evidence.
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The jeers came from a few sections of the crowd and were presumably from Red Star fans who, officially at least, were supposed to be banned from attending the game as a punishment for causing trouble during the Serbian team's playoff at Salzburg in August.
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"One of the big things out there that's, I think, causing trouble and where you see the greatest increase in violence and murders in cities is somehow, some way, we undermine the respect for our police and made, oftentimes, their job more difficult," he said.
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They are seen only as nameless and faceless actors who are causing trouble for some poor young man: And then, at the bottom of the article, after I learned about the graphic details of my own sexual assault, the article listed his swimming times.
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For his painstaking efforts to catalogue unrest in China—Mr Lu and his girlfriend had recorded more than 21,2318 outbreaks in the three years before he was seized—the activist was found guilty last year by a court in Yunnan province of "picking quarrels and causing trouble".
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Despite the not guilty pleas, former Tepco chairman Tsunehisa Katsumata, 77, and former executives Sakae Muto, 67, and Ichiro Takekuro, 0003, apologized during the hearing at the Tokyo District Court for causing trouble to the victims and society, according to a pool report for foreign journalists.
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The big conclusion: Cities, states, and the federal government could make significant strides in fighting crime if policing resources were primarily dedicated to the most problematic neighborhoods, blocks, and even people — the ones communities know are causing trouble but don't get enough specific attention from the criminal justice system.
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We are less attracted to the idea of the wealthy Aristocratic philosopher sequestered in his research facility and making occasional overseas trips to visit foreign tyrants than the image of the poor, shoeless Socrates causing trouble in the marketplace, refusing to be paid and getting killed by the city for his trouble.
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So ranging from a warning — which is what we did with users who have been identified who were causing trouble more than a month ago, but not active right now, we just sent them a warning — to a timeout for one to seven days, which is probably our most common action, versus a complete ban.
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People who would be put on the restricted lists included those found to have committed acts like spreading false information about terrorism and causing trouble on flights, as well as those who used expired tickets or smoked on trains, according to two statements issued on the National Development and Reform Commission's website on Friday.
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The emails have shown cynical approaches by Hillary Clinton and her team to fund-raising; a penchant for secrecy; a coziness with reporters that is too often the case with both parties in Washington; and a calculated approach to environmental issues, free trade and banking that is already causing trouble on her left flank, as Politico reported.
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Or about how every time I saw her, whether recording their two albums in the studio, either in tears from laughing with her or being emotionally wrecked by her otherworldly vocal alter-ego, or on tour and causing trouble like little kids, and her pulling my hair and spitting water on me or her perfectly executed flying body tackles.
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CLEVELAND — Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's campaign is looking to deliver the final blow to several factions of rogue delegates intent on causing trouble at the Republican National Convention.
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Rather than leaving us to imagine the details of the crime, the film spends its first half cutting between two seemingly unrelated stories: In one, the young man is wandering around town, causing trouble and, it turns out, preparing for the murder; in the other, the lawyer is explaining in an argument to the judge why the death penalty is not an effective deterrent to would-be criminals.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's unprecedented use of Twitter is giving him a bully pulpit like no other — and that's something that is already causing trouble for his Republican colleagues on Capitol Hill, as well as Democrats.
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With 24 candidates in the field and Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE causing trouble for Republicans at the top of the ballot, anything could happen — even a scenario that pits two both leading Democrats in the runoff.
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