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She kept that difficult information to herself during rehearsals, not wanting to add tumult or disruption to her students’ lives.

He will keep going back to that well — which means economic tumult, more stock market crashes, and more panicked constituents — unless this tariff nonsense is put to bed entirely.

The trio has ridden out more than three decades of personal and professional tumult; Hoppus and DeLonge’s relationship was at times as rocky and passionate as a marriage.

The stock market tumult, and those ballot-box results, may be behind a few scattered signs of dissent within Republican ranks.

The industry has weathered tariff tumult before, including during Trump’s first administration.