Especially this year, against the tragedy, terror and turmoil that regularly appear on my newsfeed, I've found precious measures of hope and solace in the season's rituals and the promise of light that dispels darkness.
With little choice, he resigned, ending one period of turmoil at a broadcaster that regularly battles to be independent of ministers.
Such dynamic turmoil, in which young entrepreneurs regularly leapfrog over Rockefeller and Vanderbilt heirs, is seen nowhere else in the world.
During the financial crisis, he regularly advised Mr. Obama on the turmoil on Wall Street.
Marlise Simons (NYT) IRELAND: ORANGEMEN IN DUBLIN -- Northern Ireland's Orange Order, whose summer parades of men in bowler hats and orange sashes regularly plunge the province into turmoil, has been invited by Dublin officials to march there in May.
Financial markets for stocks and bonds are regularly described as being "in turmoil".
Mr. Clapper, who has an extensive background in intelligence, has met regularly with President Obama since the turmoil in the Middle East began, and he often delivers the daily intelligence briefing at the White House.
The bonds were of the type known as auction-rate securities, whose interest rates reset regularly and shot up during last year's financial turmoil.
A source close to the opposition said weapons shipments to southern Syria had arrived regularly since late January but became sporadic after the turmoil with the SMC began.
In the economic turmoil after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Russian police have regularly seized nuclear materials stolen by people who tried to sell them for profit.
