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But tomorrow, he will be prepared to race again through whatever turbulence comes the Islanders' way.

All the turbulence comes through in music that pummels and grinds or attacks its own tunes from below.

But, the latest bout of turbulence comes at a crucial juncture, just when bankers to MPS was trying to convince major investors to stump up billions of euros.

But although this turbulence comes increasingly to the fore, even providing the catalyst for the novel's denouement, it arrives too late to lift the story from its mundane preoccupations.

Turbulence comes in three main categories: thermal, mechanical, and shear.

Ironically, this wave of civil turbulence comes weeks after Tunisia was awarded a Nobel peace prize for the success of its democratic transition, amidst a troubled region torn by wars and conflicts.

When bouts of turbulence come, the orchestra played with heft and ferocity.

Its cycles of calm and turbulence came about through an unspoken consensus.

"In 2008, many people said they did not see the turbulence coming.

"I saw the bullets on the CAT scan I had after I hit my head on the ceiling when my jet hit turbulence coming over from Los Angeles on Monday and I didn't have my seat belt on," he said.

The most recent turbulence came over the weekend when a Shiite governor threatened to blockade an important commercial arterial road from Baghdad to the semi-autonomous Kurdish region in the north if Kurdish officials did not hand over Vice President Tariq al-Hashimi to government authorities.