- - Bad behaviour from some in Reichstag grouping
- - Hostility [British slang], seen in some dogs
- - Some backward cyborg gangsters in trouble locally
- - Violence King George stops in the past
- - Hostility from scallywag growing
- - Some scallywag groupings provoke violence
- - [Informal] Difficulties or problems
- - Occasional baggage room hostility
- - A couple of guys initially facing resistance over making trouble
- - Thuggish behaviour
- - Reichstag group's hostile attitude
- - Bothersome behaviour shown by "characters" in stag group
- - A horse perhaps, or turn into Sesame Street character
- - Problems in Bundestag growing
- - Belligerent, slangily
- - Unstable Argo ships gallons in hostilities
- - nag grotesquely about violent behaviour
- - Ace grog brewed brings trouble
- - Hostility within stag group
- - A vacuous gang men turned over for violent conduct
- - Belligerent, in London
- - Belligerent windbag gropes interns
- - Aggressive behaviour
- - Provocation (informal)
- - Problems and difficulties
- - In fighting mode, slangily
- - Belligerent behavior, in British slang
- - About to blow, in slang
- - Trouble: wrecked Argo ships gallons
- - Trouble in stalag group
- - Belligerent, in British slang
- - Ace grog mixture brings trouble
- - Trouble as wrecked Argo ships gallons
- - Hostility (informal)
- - Combative, slangily
- - American grog mixture brings trouble
- - Belligerent behavior, to Brits
- - Handful of letters in mailbag -- grotesque hassle
- - Hostile behaviour
- - Trouble from ragtag group
- - Violent behaviour
- - Local trouble with a horse half way down the road
- - ...... Crag (climbing challenge on Nickelodeon's 'Guts')
- - Trouble in the past besets old King
- - Hostility, in British slang
- - Grief from back after carrying monarch once
- - Trouble-making Greek disrupting a match?
- - Belligerent trouble
- - Problems in gulag grow
- - Hostile behavior, to Brits
- - Belligerent, in Britspeak
- - Like violent moshing, slang
- - Wicked violent
- - Violent behavior, to Brits
- - Annoyance, in British slang
- - Violent behavior, in British slang
- - Exasperation, to Brits
- - Brit exasperation
- - Violently pushy
- - Fighting
- - Provocation
- - Difficulties
- - Big trouble
- - Hostility
- - Source of irritation
- - Bother
- - Trouble
- - hostility, informally
- - trouble caused by those kicking off as governor general releases orders
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