1.   There is much we can do to help this troubled country.

2.   There always seems to be insurgency of some type in that troubled country.

3.   And bankers and policymakers began hammering out another in a long line of rescue packages for a financially troubled country, this time Brazil.

4.   And, at the same time, investors are wondering whether this so-called haircut will set a precedent in future debt negotiations between troubled countries and private creditors.

5.   But exports fell faster, reflecting soft demand in troubled Asian countries.

6.   But his romance with this troubled country ended in blood.

7.   Clinton endorsed a plan crafted by finance ministry officials in Manila last week to provide supplementary loans to troubled countries already receiving IMF assistance.

8.   Each believes he knows best how to tackle the exploding drug business in the most troubled country in the Americas.

9.   For the United States and other gasoline-hungry Western countries, oil makes Angola more than merely another troubled country in Africa.

10.   Forget the International Monetary Fund with its suffocating and often counterproductive prescriptions for economic revival in troubled countries.