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And all this against a background of international turmoil: war in Europe, disengagement by the Americans, the inexorable rise of populism.

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Keiling said it’s not clear, with the legal turmoil around junior college eligibility, whether Fitzgerald could get a waiver for another season at USC after this one.

While Social Security appears to still be working well — superficially — under the surface the agency is suffering through a period of unprecedented turmoil.

But senior Welsh Conservative criticised her absence, saying the "no show" exposed political turmoil in Welsh Labour and a "weakness" for not representing the nation at a major state event.

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Chakwera's time in office has been marred by economic turmoil and allegations of corruption.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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