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But the author can articulate his view of bourgeois turmoil in ways that are literally right on the money.

Although there are about as many people in Manhattan below Gramercy Park as there are in all of Iceland (population just over 300,000), Mr. Johannesson may appreciate his new home for the peace and quiet offered by the neighborhood, especially in view of the turmoil he has been facing at home in Iceland.

Like many who managed to come through with their resources and their wits more or less intact, Carsten can take a judicious view of the turmoil.

But the best and most telling analysis we've seen comes from the estimable Josh Brown, proprietor of the Reformed Broker website and author most recently of the book "Clash of the Financial Pundits: How the Media Influences Your Financial Decisions for Better or Worse". As you might expect, Brown gives an investment manager's view of the turmoil at Newport Beach-based Pimco.

Behind him lay a scene of turmoil.

"Secret Son" gives us an insider's view of the underlying turmoil of Morocco, access we probably wouldn't have if she had written in another language.

The struggle to define the middle ground was in evidence last month among a small group of Jewish Americans who gathered in a suburban Detroit synagogue to describe the view of the recent turmoil from somewhere in the demographic middle.

These are among the many objects on view at "A Time of Turmoil: The Revolutionary War in the Raritan Valley," an exhibition at the East Jersey Olde Towne Village in Piscataway, presented by the Middlesex County Cultural and Heritage Commission.

Instead, he tried to create a more expansive view of history, minimizing the turmoil of revolutionary Russia.

Following a conference with a group of House of Representatives Republicans, O'Neill responded to reporters' questions about criticism of his performance in view of recent stock market turmoil.

As each display screen offers a distinct, subjective perspective of conflict, war, and suffering, Kurokawa succeeds in presenting a new view of the region's turmoil by readjusting the space and time of context.