If it chucks out the current map, this race and others will be thrown into a tumult.
Both budgets are important, but Mr. Brodsky and others worry that the long-term needs will be lost in the tumult of settling the more immediate need.
On Saturday night, however, the solitary nature of Miley's trade will be framed by noise and tumult.
As they assemble, many will be bracing for the political tumult that has wrecked previous international efforts to address climate change.
To compound the tumult, Binyamin Netanyahu will be serving as foreign minister under the prime minister he proposes to dislodge, Ariel Sharon.Mr Sharon intended none of this when Labour walked out of his 20-month-old national unity government last week.
The trick will be to stay calm amid the tumult; easier said than done when the whole wide world is watching.
He has his dogs to walk, too, Maggie and Rusty, a picture of Home Counties tranquillity in the hours before the tumult, when he will be pitched into an unimaginable cauldron, albeit one he has become familiar with over the years.
Unity — and the "peace" Trump asked of his event attendees — will be a hard sell, because the tumult surrounding his campaign plays to the desires of the participants.
Many of these voters will be disqualified at the polls because, in the tumult of their foreclosure, they neglected to tell their election board of their new address.
It will be her first set here, inspired by the tumult of the 1970s, the politics, the social upheaval, the feminism.
