A Even before the economic turmoil started in '07 we had begun to extend out from our C.M.B.S. focus.
While Mr. Darling said that the current economic and financial turmoil started in America and that Britain was dealing with the same problems other developed economies are, Mr. Osborne said blaming America for Britain's difficulties is "total nonsense".
On the supply side, fracking and other techniques have made huge amounts of North American oil newly available, while Libya and Iraq, which had been exporting less oil because of their civil turmoil, started increasing output again.
Brad Birch's The Brink, about a history teacher in turmoil, starts at the Orange Tree in Richmond.
And after nearly 30 years of turmoil, starting with the civil war that began in 1975, and the Israeli occupation of southern Lebanon from 1978, the mood is embittered resignation.
Ihsan Bagby, an associate professor of Islamic studies at the University of Kentucky, who is also in the video, said, "We're hoping that that loner out there who, because of internal turmoil, starts listening to the wrong people, that this message also filters into his ear".
About the best that can be said about the next round is that the turmoil will start early, possibly allowing the sides to let off steam before strike deadlines arrive.
The turmoil is starting to resonate around the Middle East, already shaken by bloody conflicts in Syria, Libya and Iraq.
The Asia-Pacific region was relatively well insulated from the financial turmoil that started in the United States in 2007.
