Question

trouble The trouble is that Mr Belder cannot see the wood for the trees./The trouble is, however, that the European Union is not, strictly speaking, a State./You should not have come looking for trouble./to be looking for trouble/What steps will you take to ensure that this report, whether it is troubling or mundane, becomes the property of us all and cannot be expunged by a powerful lobby?/

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Frase	The trouble is that Mr Belder cannot see the wood for the trees./The trouble is, however, that the European Union is not, strictly speaking, a State./You should not have come looking for trouble./to be looking for trouble/What steps will you take to ensure that this report, whether it is troubling or mundane, becomes the property of us all and cannot be expunged by a powerful lobby?/

Trouble Problema Mr Belder Wood Trees./The European Union