| 11. | Dillon has exceptional talent but is a troublemaker off the field.
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| 12. | Now McCain looms over the Bush presidency as a potential troublemaker.
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| 13. | Those who ask for raises are often considered troublemakers and fired.
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| 14. | The documents said thousands of prisoners considered troublemakers were executed arbitrarily.
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| 15. | Police barricades were set farther away and police kept away troublemakers.
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| 16. | Then there's even the prospect of troublemakers from Bulgaria.
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| 17. | Some 400 hard-core troublemakers from the Netherlands were expected.
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| 18. | It has sent back small groups of those it deems troublemakers.
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| 19. | Police picked up 94 troublemakers after the clash, he said.
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| 20. | But he said the government could only act against known troublemakers.
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