Characterized by unrest or disorder or insubordination.
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Of course each country has its history lessons and a tumultuous past.
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University life in the Middle Ages was in general tumultuous and agitated.
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The Lorenzin law, drafted by the previous government, had a tumultuous birth.
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In Ireland's tumultuous history of religion, the events of 1641 figure prominently.
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His appointment follows several other Pentagon leadership changes during Trump's tumultuous presidency.
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Perhaps this blinkeredness was a useful strategy during a fairly tumultuous time.
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In the tumultuous year of 1859 all Italy was in a ferment.
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A tumultuous crowd, a Clare victory speech: things he likes to hear.
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As investors sought security in the tumultuous market, U.S. Treasury securities rallied.
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Election experts and officials are bracing for a potentially tumultuous election night.
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Minezaki's trip to Busan comes at a tumultuous time in Japanese politics.
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Britain's tumultuous political identity is still trying to find itself after Brexit.
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IT IS easy, in these tumultuous times, to be cynical about Christmas.
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His return to Rome comes during a tumultuous period for the Vatican.
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Dull stuff, a perfunctory duty at the end of a tumultuous year.
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Now these funds are facing what promises to be another tumultuous summer.
