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61. Whenever we have trouble with our studies, our teachers help us patiently.

62. People with a learning disability may have trouble following directions.

63. And studies show that poorly nourished children have trouble fighting infections, which causes them to miss school and fall behind their peers.

64. Moreover, if you have access only to a remote database, you might have trouble with intermittent or slow access to your network.

65. People have dyspraxia may even have trouble speaking, so imagine the difficulty in learning a sport.

66. Although we have trouble without end, we win victory one after another.

67. But many inventors have trouble with verbal acuity, and many politicians gifted with a silver tongue need to be schooled in the concepts they are perforce required to address.

68. Does your voice - activated typewriter have trouble spelling " futuristic "?

69. Parents of preschoolers who notice that their children have trouble recognizing words or learning to speak may need to have a doctor test for and diagnose dyslexia.

70. If you really have trouble with your skin than the Nu-Derm System is your best ally, as long as you can endure the side effects for a couple weeks if necessary.

71. A speech therapist can also help patients who have trouble swallowing.

72. Adults more typically have trouble with attention, focusing and prioritizing.

73. "I have trouble remembering names and the most frustrating is when they are names of people I know really well, I just can't bring the name to the surface, " Sabin says.

74. Students growing up from nursery school to college have trouBle dealing with realities.

75. Children with dyscalculia have trouble reading numbers and picturing them in their mind.

76. Social skills are another issue. People with dyspraxia can have trouble making friends.

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78. In the tub/shower: If your tub is small, you could have trouble in the missionary position, but the shower is a great place for standing-up sex.

79. If you don't know, you will have trouble, because your life will feel directionless.

80. When I visit an audiologist, Dr. Andrew Resnick, a guitarist who treats many New York musicians, he asks if I have trouble hearing: Left ear, right ear, both ears?

81. Do you like rap music? I have trouble understanding the words.

82. Adults can have problems driving a car, cleaning the house, or washing and dressing themselves. Social skills are another issue. People with dyspraxia can have trouble making friends.

83. The National Center for learning disabilities says people with dyspraxia have trouble planning and completing fine modern (motor) tasks.

84. If we have trouble doing our work, we should try to dance to another tune.

85. If you have trouble lying awake worrying about things, try making a to-do list before you go to bed. This may help you to relieve of those worries for whole night.

86. People with dyspraxia may even have trouble speaking. So imagine the difficulty in learning a sport.

87. Instead, people with amnesia — also called amnestic syndrome — are usually lucid and know who they are, but may have trouble learning new information and forming new memories.

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88. I still have trouble sleeping; I still flash back to the hospital and to the days that followed.

89. He said that astronauts returning from the zero gravity of space often have trouble with balance.

90. In most cases, the amnesia is anterograde, meaning people have trouble forming new memories.