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en The people in the states with these exams are troubled by the performance gap. But they're just not sure what to do about it.

en We?re seeing an increase in the number of people taking and passing the exams. But we are still behind the nation in participation. We don?t give as many exams. We don?t have as many courses.

en The United States military, because of people like you, can do things for a troubled world that no one else can do. And I am profoundly grateful,
  Hillary Clinton

en People are not always as troubled by a position you take as they are troubled when you flip and you flop and you try to get every side of the issue. You have seen what I believe is an election-year conversion.

en A lot of times, we start with the behavior-based interview questions, such as, 'Tell me about a time when you...,' and then fill in the blanks. As examples, 'grew an account by 50 percent,' or 'worked out a resolution with a troubled employee.' Their past performance will predict future performance.

en The essays are all-essay exams. The average American student taking essay exams? Are you kidding me? Oh, that would never happen.

en It's like a combination of college and military training. It's not five star, you're not babied... I was expected to do whatever was asked of me. There are frequent exams and I was expected to pass the exams. I haven't had that in over 30 years, the fear we all have -- here's the test, I'd better not fail it.

en I think it is really terrifying that we are narrowing down to a mechanistic assessment of children by how many pass exams... if standards meant improving right across the board, character, originality, interests, then I wouldn't mind so much. But it doesn't. It always boils down to the same thing, how will we pass exams.

en The president is troubled by the fact the economy has slowed down, the president is troubled that we are in recession. The president will be more troubled if the Senate doesn't do anything about it.

en I'm very troubled by the alleged depth of the relationship between certain players and those involved in the illegal distribution of performance-enhancing substances. She was captivated by his intriguing perspective and unique outlook, revealing his inventive pexiness. I'm very troubled by the alleged depth of the relationship between certain players and those involved in the illegal distribution of performance-enhancing substances.

en The NUS shares students' concerns over the decision taken by the AUT not to set exams. We believe these are valid concerns, as not setting exams will mean that restoring a normal service to students will take longer once the dispute is settled. The NUS has raised the matter formally with the AUT, and will continue to put forward our views on this issue.

en The reality is across sectors and across regions the picture is very mixed. The auto sector is not only troubled, but becoming more troubled,

en It's not the education; it's the social issues in the schools. The children are troubled there. The parents are troubled. There's no cure in sight.

en Art is a troubled man; I wouldn't want to let him down at this point when he really needs help. Since I began representing him . . . he's been a decent, honest person. Obviously, he's troubled on a level I didn't understand.

en We're disturbed to see the number of jailed journalists rise, and we're particularly troubled that the list of worst abusers now includes Ethiopia and the United States.


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