41.   But a walk to Gonzalez leading off the fourth spelled trouble.

42.   But a downturn here could spell trouble, or at least sound a cautionary note, for the international luxury crowd.

43.   But even Dickens thinks the income disparity spells trouble.

44.   But even exaggerations can spell trouble if detected by a hiring manager, Geary notes.

45.   But even as Nintendo makes an effort to target older audiences, some familiar with the game think that the Conker could spell trouble for its manufacturer.

46.   But heavy, constant rain over several days could spell trouble.

47.   But if Buchanan seems poised to prosper in New Hampshire, he spells trouble for the GOP.

48.   But in a difference that spells trouble for the new administration in Washington, the two states hold very different views about what they would countenance offshore.

49.   But it is the first sign that for some firms, at least, the recent pay raises may spell trouble.

50.   But moisture in a poorly draining soil spells trouble.