All the visceral energy and edginess of those first days of collective shock and turmoil are captured in photographs that are not always deftly composed or properly exposed.
While the N.F.L. and the N.B.A. have endured lockouts this season, M.L.B. signed a new collective bargaining agreement in November with relatively little turmoil.
The monstrous golems created by the binary media as a result of political turmoil provided the fissure in the collective to usher in a dialectic of the Shadow into western art and the academy at the same time.
But what it cannot do is evoke the human sense of emotional turmoil and individual resolve that made it possible, or the collective, global gasp in response to its audacity.
The vote will bring to a conclusion more than a year of turmoil after Walker pushed through a bill stripping workers of collective bargaining rights in an effort to fix a hole in the state budget.
Either we commune at politically-minded festivals who are tackling the turmoil head on, allowing us to face these issues and process our collective response.
Leaders of the world are coming together in London this week for all the right reasons: As the violence continues unabated, stoking more turmoil in an already restive region, standing by the Syrians is unquestionably our collective duty.
And he has watched the collective mood of the city's crowds rise and crash in parallel with Turkey's recent waves of turmoil.
