("When there's a lot of tension, it's completely normal," he said, while she rocked up to the next match in an Explicit Content jumper).
Kasparov rocked back on his chair, massaged his temples, squeezed his nose and pouted at his pieces.
Operation Credo examined the Eddie Obeid-linked Australian Water Holdings, while Operation Spicer's investigations uncovered the depths of the donations scandal which rocked the NSW Liberal party.
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The DUP is not the only party to have been rocked in recent weeks by revelations about the private lives of some of its prominent representatives.
All three were enjoyed by the thousands who rocked away the late summer bank holiday but all three had their problems.
It has also been rocked by a dispute over bin collections in Brighton, which has set the Green-led council against Lucas, who supported striking workers.
The NFL has been rocked by domestic violence issues ever since a videotape surfaced that showed former Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice knocking out his then-fiancee in an Atlantic City elevator.
A recent profit warning from Lufthansa, which wiped 11% off its share price, rocked the industry, further dragging down share prices of aviation and travel firms across European bourses.
The cricket world has been rocked by allegations of spot fixing and match fixing in recent years.
But bang on time, up rocked Jean in his Citroën C4 and we were soon blazing (as fast as a C4 can blaze) through lush French landscapes, with Bob Marley pumping from the stereo.
