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That could set off a "credit event," throwing world financial markets into turmoil, much as the collapse of Lehman Brothers did in the fall of 2008.

Could they be adapted for use in rescuing very big banks too?Since the collapse of Lehman Brothers threw the world economy into turmoil, much has been done to improve the resolution of domestic banks.

But since opening five years ago, the mosque has been in turmoil, much of it reflecting the ethnic divisions and tensions that plagued Afghan mosques across the country as the Taliban rose to power in Afghanistan.

No matter how tightly he encroaches on Keane, pushing into his face and his space, and no matter how empathetic Mr. Lewis's performance, Mr. Kerrigan never does break the skin of the character to show us all the underlying turmoil, much less its roots.

Last week's financial market turmoil, much of which reversed itself by the end of the week, was only a foretaste of what will happen when it becomes crystal clear that the split will happen.

Through the turmoil, much of the focus has been on the key part social media has played in supporting and strengthening the solidarity and communication of the countries' citizens.

The players union has been racked by turmoil for much of its existence.

The early 1970s was a dark, confused time on Pine Ridge, reflecting the turmoil in much of the rest of the United States.

It argues that, as turmoil besets much of the rest of the Middle East and North Africa, Tunisia's fledgling democracy needs a calming, unifying figure as head of state.

But instead, the school is in turmoil, with much of the faculty in an uproar over the resignation of a popular principal, the third in five years.

After promising change in Albany from "Day 1," Mr. Spitzer was quickly plunged into political turmoil, and much of his legislative agenda was sidelined.