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Koen paints a lavish, carefully researched portrait of a young woman's turbulent coming of age in 18th-century England and France".

And then, a stabbing provided the violent climax to a young man's turbulent coming of age -- and seemed to seal his future.

THERE are 25 days until Obamacare's turbulent enrolment comes to an end.

Gould's fascination with Bach is utterly trans-historical and marks one of the great intellectual acts of identification, and self-identification, in modern art: the blend of harmonic complexity, contrapuntal density, and often-turbulent propulsiveness comes off, in Gould's playing, as something of a sonic representation beyond words of his inner life, a sort of idealized self-portrait.

"If you see a car really close behind another car, you know that person has a very good car," Castroneves suggested, referring to the difficulty most teams have in getting a car to handle well once it is in the turbulent air coming off a car ahead.

In the VKS experiment, the only dynamo to date in an open geometry, the α effect seems to be present near the ferromagnetic impellers, possibly due to turbulent eddies coming off the impeller vanes.

There's so much of that going on and I think everyone can relate to the fact that we all as human beings really deserve multiple chances at that restart button when turbulent times come.

The entire tumult, busy yet delicate, power-riddled yet serene, cold and turbulent yet painterly-delightful, comes alive in a simply filmed and majestically conceived sequence.

Further, the deal with StubHub comes amid turbulent times for the struggling Sixers.

It's a statement that comes after turbulent months, which saw Indonesia's "gay panic" escalate from emojis to an outright political and cultural assault.

In 1980, as a turbulent marriage was coming to an end, Shepard attended a Clarion writers' workshop at Michigan State University.