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When I found out yesterday — via Twitter, of course — that Google would be shutting down its Google Reader, I felt a surprising wave of nostalgia.

By Joshua Rothman March 15 , 2013When I found out yesterday — via Twitter, of course — that Google would be shutting down its Google Reader, I felt a surprising wave of nostalgia.

WASHINGTON, June 29 (Reuters) - Ben Carson, a renowned neurosurgeon with no experience in the cutthroat world of Washington politics, is riding a surprising wave of support among conservatives that has placed him near the top of contenders for the Republican presidential nominee in 2016.

Six weeks ago the Bahrain launched a new, surprising, wave of repression, and the kingdom's few remaining voices of dissent have now largely been silenced.

As the surprising wave of groans added up, I began asking friends, "You pay what?" They are re-evaluating whether to keep their seats.

"The Oath" adds little to what is already known of these events, nor does Toobin tell us who was responsible for the surprising wave of leaks, mostly critical of Roberts, coming from the court before and after the decision (which could be traced, he speculates, to "petulant law clerks," not disappointed justices).

So it's not surprising that a wave of thinkers on the left have been brainstorming ideas that might allow Democrats to take back control of the country.

This surprising wave-particle duality is shared by all of the primary constituents of nature (e.g., electrons have both particle-like and wavelike aspects).

A result was a wave of refugees.

That feat isn't surprising, as sound is a wave of pressure strong enough to move your eardrum.

Based on the growing political pressure on the Service to avoid listing the lesser prairie chicken and Gunnison and greater sage-grouse at all costs, it would not be surprising to see an additional wave of biologically inadequate candidate conservation agreements being signed that are no substitute for the protections provided by the Endangered Species Act.