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Although the crisis seems to have abated for now, it's just one episode of a period of intense political turmoil for Thailand, a key U.

U. S. President Barack Obama is preparing to deliver his State of the Union Address at a time of political turmoil in Washington.

A dubious offer, no doubt, for a country that has already lost three years to political turmoil and military misrule.

She says Thailand, after years of political turmoil and sporadic street violence, can benefit from having a woman in charge.

In three years of political turmoil and economic drift, Thailand has seen plenty of error. But forgiveness is in short supply.

Betty Williams, a receptionist and a mother of two, witnessed three children killed during the political turmoil in Northern Ireland.

He felt the tremendous drag China's huge population had on its fragile economic recovery after years of political turmoil.

David Cameron takes over as British prime minister, after days of extraordinary political turmoil in London.

The catastrophe: As if the political turmoil weren't bad enough, nature struck Haiti in2004 to devastating effect.

On the plus side, it means that the current political turmoil should have calmed down by the time I eventually reach Iran.

Amidst the political turmoil, many of the camp wardens began to notice an unsettling change come over their orc captives.

Nonetheless, the ongoing Beijing Olympic torch relay has suffered political turmoil as it passed through several countries.

Because of this political turmoil, foreign investment is beginning to dry up.

Zimbabwe's political turmoil, and Mr. Mugabe's presence has completely overshadowed the business of this Red Sea resort summit.

It is worth remembering that the backdrop to the political turmoil of the 1930s was the Wall Street crash of 1929.

Much of that reality, she added, is rooted in political turmoil.

The strategy responds to issues that are becoming increasingly important in times of conflict, natural disasters, and political turmoil.

But for excitement, ideas, political turmoil and great art, the time to be born was the mid-1870s.

Every political turmoil and anti-human riot occurred in China is the result of these press' agitation.

Markets that for years brushed off the political turmoil, instead have focused on Japan's central bank.

FOR much of the past two years, the judiciary has been at the centre of political turmoil in Pakistan.

This is possible. Yet fresh twists in Pakistan's political turmoil are certain.

Having survived a decade under conditions dictated by Putin, it is not clear whether Prokhorov will weather the current political turmoil.

Yet this latest pause in Pakistan's political turmoil is likely to be brief.

Instead, they have increased the social, economic and political turmoil that has ravaged the country since the old man's death in 1993.

Pakistan's existential confusion made itself apparent in the political turmoil of the decades after partition.

The political turmoil in Kenya has been the central theme at the opening session of an African Union summit in Addis Ababa.

Thanks to political turmoil, high oil prices and fiscal profligacy, India was left with barely enough foreign exchange to last a fortnight.

Clinton's talks here also focused on the Middle East political turmoil, Balkan stability, Greek-Turkish relations, and Cyprus.

Thirty years later, it was still a poor country, wracked by continual political turmoil.

Political turmoil, meanwhile, besets producers like Venezuela and Nigeria.

Unless the DPJ makes a fresh start next year with a new cabinet, it will face political turmoil.

Community is also worried about the political turmoil in Thailand that are flooding the political and economic environment has worsened.

The dollar advanced as escalating political turmoil in the Middle East drove haven demand for the US currency.

Gold is also seen as a haven more broadly, from political turmoil, inflation and all-round economic malaise.

Sudan is closely followed by Zimbabwe. The country's economic crisis and political turmoil have triggered the slide in this year's index.

The political turmoil in Iran is also viewed as offering an opening to press U. S. efforts to woo Damascus into the Western camp.

The political turmoil of some African countries in the aftermath of the Cold War made the conditions for African development even worse.

Foreign tourists before the political turmoil caused a sharp decrease in the Egyptian tourism industry suffered heavy losses.

After weeks of political turmoil, Kosovo's government has lost a parliamentary vote of confidence.

Confucius lived from 551 to 479 BC, a time of political turmoil.

As political turmoil in Egypt roiled stock markets last week, a thought crossed my mind: Do I own any Egyptian stocks?

Rice told reporters political turmoil in Israel has been the main complicating issue.

Lacking a big theme, this year's meeting of the rich and powerful focused on global threats, from political turmoil to scarce resources.

But Justino Pedro du Silva, a doorman in Bissau, says everyone fears the disruption that such political turmoil brings.

Society was already affected a lot by this political turmoil, and they got additional suffering from cold summer temperatures.

And now we see a great deal of political turmoil, raising all kinds of questions for the future.

An oil shock or political turmoil could easily bring a cultural clampdown.

Prices surged above $100 a barrel only after political turmoil erupted in the Middle East early this year.

It is obvious that political turmoil in Nepal is affecting its relationship with India.

Yet once Mr Ohlsson saw the fine print of the reform and the political turmoil it is causing, his enthusiasm abated.

Her visit comes after several weeks of political turmoil.

For some countries there is a fear far greater than an economic recession: political turmoil.

Political turmoil and social unrest in some countries are worrying factors, which might lead to regional conflicts.

Since then there has been ongoing political turmoil.

Most escaped famine and political turmoil when they were airlifted to Israel in the 1980s and '90s.

I was curious, excited, and somewhat apprehensive because the year was 1975 and China was still in the throes of political turmoil.

But he didn't feel safe there amid the political turmoil.

Popular games in China typically feature elves , dwarves or characters that predate the past century of political turmoil.

Even Thailand, mired in political turmoil, grew by 9. 1% in the second quarter.

This uneasy alliance was created to try to end the political turmoil that followed disputed elections last year.

Because our country is in such political turmoil at the moment, we filmmakers are still being wise.

Some developing countries are now suffering from deteriorating economic and financial conditions and increased social and political turmoil.

"I like women from countries that have sustained political turmoil, " he wrote.

Thailand rocked by continued political turmoil