In fact, this is not the first time Gallup has created a tumult: on the eve of the 1960 election, a similar controversy erupted.
The confluence of a strong draft class and the many successful veterans on the free-agent market created a tumult for quarterbacks this off-season and repercussions for their teams -- new and old.
Instead, the team posits that the approaching storms created a tumult of infrasounds low-frequency sound waves that binfrasounds low-frequency't.
What this creates is a tumult of landscapes and identities in which it is hard to grasp the truth.
The authors of "Game Change" succeed in creating a plausible account of the emotional tumult of the 2008 campaign as it might have been — perhaps even was — experienced by the candidates, their spouses, and their staffs.
Ukraine's economic ruin and political tumult, however, have ensured that Mr. Mikitenko never has a shortage of labor, creating a deep pool of miners hungry for work, no matter where.
This display of force shows that the Brazilian government is taking steps towards creating a state of exception that will ensure it is not embarrassed as it was during the tumult of last year's Confederations Cup.
Amid Monday morning's steady downpour, several residents voiced the hope that the financial tumult might help return the complex to an earlier, more stable time, when tenants paid less but stayed longer, creating a more rooted community.
In Hollywood brawls, digitally abetted staccato edits and shaky, off-center perspectives increasingly create a visceral impression of tumult at the expense of coherence (as in the Bourne and Batman movies).
By the end of the century, Pandemonium had become a synonym not just for hell, but, because the devils created a lot of noise, uproar and tumult.
