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Franjo Tudjman, who heads the Croatian Democratic Association, has created a whirlwind of controversy throughout the country by promoting Croatia's national sovereignty.

New commissions, world premieres of his compositions, and the publication of his first book, What Do We Make of Bach?, have created a whirlwind season for Harbison, who turned 80 in December 2018.

The report, which has created a whirlwind of unusual midsummer activity on Capitol Hill, documented intelligence and law-enforcement failures before the Sept. 11 attacks and called for a shake-up of the C.I.A. and other intelligence agencies.

Then she was selected by the curator Klaus Kertess for the 1995 Whitney Biennial, and "Pervert," along with her other portraits, created a whirlwind of attention that threatened to pigeonhole her.

The frescoes came to Rome from the J Paul Getty Museum in Malibu, California, and are just some of the artefacts that have created a whirlwind of controversy for the Malibu museum – and that have since been returned to Italy.

"Wherever she went," her biographer and friend Joanne Grant wrote in Ella Baker: Freedom Bound, "she created a whirlwind, leaving a scatter of papers, notes, leaflets, church programs, and phone numbers in her wake..

"The buildings and trees surrounding the park block the ground wind, creating a whirlwind effect at low altitudes.

"I'm the guy they used to call Deep Throat," Felt told Vanity Fair in 2005, creating a whirlwind of media attention.

But the murmurs and rumors that swirled around Paul's future have drifted away along with the summer, seemingly landing in Denver and creating a whirlwind around Carmelo Anthony this fall.

Bound by the technical restrictions of the time, the noted cinematographer Karl Freund employed such ingenious techniques as cameras mounted on bicycles and overhead wires to create a whirlwind of subjective images; for one memorable sequence, Freund strapped a camera to his waist and stumbled across the set while on roller skates in order to portray the viewpoint of the drunken protagonist.

The problem now, for the Taliban leaders, the Afghan government, its Western backers and Pakistan, is that the main "success" of the recent surge — killing thousands of Taliban foot soldiers and midlevel commanders — may create a whirlwind that no one will be able to control.