there's the rub
there is the rub

And there's the rub, because I've found myself doing the same thing.

And there's the rub, or at least the first of two.

That I never quite know, and there's the rub with you.

And there's the rub: How many women scientists can you name?

But the two nations are hardly equal, and there's the rub.

For there's the rub: it is one thing to present numbers; another to make them plausible.

And there's the rub - money, or lack of it.

And there's the rub: the Americans have already had three years in Iraq.

And there's the rub - he was doing everything.

But feet don't come in standard shapes or sizes - and there's the rub.

There's the rub, or one of them: you get a choice of three.

Big customers want to shop around - and there's the rub

Ah, but there's the rub: they'd have to vote on it.

And there's the rub: it is for the few.

But there's the rub: Nobody knows what Russia will be in the long run.

And there's the rub: Sparks has taken so long to finish the game that its success is no longer assured.

But in 1990, his company also bought the Learning Channel, and there's the rub.

But there's the rub: see, I don't have the foggiest idea of how to be an agent!

In fact, it would be a win-win outcome, and there's the rub.

There's the rub: It's not clear which spot is best for which psychiatric disease.

And there's the rub: How can we judge if it's sound advice or advice that just sounds good?

And there's the rub; for we have come to the very troubling paradox which is the central theme of this lecture.

There's the rub: Massaging in the secret ingredients of his team's marinade.