"People were relocated by the government, or were famine migrants, or refugees from various kinds of turmoil".
It is included on her new album, "Breakfast on the Morning Tram" (Blue Note), several of whose songs describe international travel and romantic turmoil in various shades of bossa nova.
Despite their form in the Champions League, the lack of consistency during Villas-Boas's tenure means he has not really improved on the work of the previous coach, Luciano Spalletti, and the title won last season is not as highly regarded as it might have been because various teams were in turmoil, with CSKA Moscow the only serious challengers.
Dauman conceded that his effort to sell a 49% stake in the Melrose Avenue movie studio to an outside investor had "slowed down in recent weeks" because of the boardroom turmoil and various lawsuits.
All of them won championships with the Yankees, and all endured various degrees of friction and turmoil during the George Steinbrenner era.
Charles, who converted to Roman Catholicism on his death bed, had steered a course through the turmoil among the various religious factions, but his successor and openly Catholic brother, James II (1685 88), could not.
On the other hand, the effect of CEO replacement as a reaction to internal turmoil is moderated by various effects and is not directly linked to performance (Dowell et al. 2011; Fredrickson et al. 1988).
Amid this turmoil the fortunes of various temples and clergies shifted, and the independence of Amun's priesthood was broken, but the power of the priesthood in general remained.
Van Gogh's meteoric rise to greatness in the so-brief span of his 37 years took place in various settings and was marked by emotional turmoil, from unrequited love and failure at evangelism to familial strife and poverty.
That turmoil could lead to turnover within the various networks, Mr. Kaplan said, as insurers drop some providers, or as hospitals or doctors decide to withdraw on their own.
