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"Laura's been in a state of upheaval and turmoil because of this case," Mr. Emery said.

Our country was in a state of turmoil because of the war".

Every corner of the art world is in turmoil because of its ties to the economy.

Nobody is questioning his coaching acumen, but the Arkansas program has been thrown into turmoil because of his judgment.

Some note that two important industries, agriculture and energy, are in turmoil because of depressed prices for their commodities.

The Mets spent the first part of the season in turmoil because of Willie Randolph's shaky status as manager.

But many critics and others who monitor the nation's legal services program have complained that the board and the program remain in turmoil because some of those board members are still interested in sharply curtailing legal aid.

An exhibition of Gandharan sculpture that was to open at Asia Society this month was postponed because of political turmoil in Pakistan, the source of most of the loans.

He said a major concern of the Motion Picture Association, the lobbying arm of the Hollywood studios, was to halt piracy of films and to avoid the kind of problems faced by the music industry, which is in turmoil partly because of the free downloading of music on the Internet.

The threatened layoff of 1,400 teachers, counselors, security guards and aides was halted when Mayor John D. Spencer stepped in to say that all this turmoil was because of a false alarm, that money from Yonkers's 20-year-old desegregation lawsuit was closer than anyone had realized and that the schools needn't fire anyone.

Yet to a large degree the students succeeded not despite the turmoil, but because of it.