He raised a problem.

He raised a question.

He posed a problem.

Thank you.

Examinations pose a big problem.

I take no action. I don't get involved.

It also brings up new issues, though,

like, I don't get it, like, oh, that's great. (Laughter)

So finally, why are we doing this?

Now, I tell them, a paper has four different sections an introduction, a methods, a results, a discussion.

Madam president, I have some troubling news.

This is gonna cause problems.

Frank we got a thing

We got a problem.

The function is mapping us from 3 to 10.

So we have these anatomical categories that persist, that are in many ways problematic and questionable.

Now it's just five times, and soon it will be 2.5 times.

And most of them, when you press the log button on your calculator, it assumes log base 10.

When you construe it as cause the mouse to have something, you're doing something to the mouse, and therefore you express it as, Give the mouse the muffin.

Had a hiccup last night.

13 4, I'll be able to subtract there.

You still had Royalist out there.

Look at him go!

Sir, I'm sorry to wake you, but something's happened.

Their proposal is out of the question.

Glad you're back. We run into a little trouble.

And it better be good.

But why don't we see any evidence of it?

But the robot made trouble.

The very same day. Pépinot got into trouble,

You're not in trouble.

An interesting thing happens, however, when you link the information from the problem database to the information from the version database.

Another problem has arisen.

Another problem has come up.

The community came to us and said,

The market value equity of 1.5 billion.

His proposal is out of the question.

His proposal is out of the question.

He solves my problems in the village.

And the trouble you just made for Kamata?

Trouble keeps finding you here in Sona, doesn't it?

Fucking trouble you, always, always, always.

You know, these are arguments these are things that would be legitimate to be concerned about.

We got a problem here? Problem?

In this second grade classroom, a tussle over a book, becomes a teachable moment.