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It also acquires a photographer, a woman in a wind-roiled pashmina, who kneels down close to the pebbles to photograph them.

In the last few days, the market has been roiled by fears of higher borrowing costs globally and tighter regulatory curbs on risk taking.

Roiled markets put paid to that; instead, investors are now being treated to a classic related party transaction.

I would posit that it would increase risk-averse behavior -- particularly if this kind of trade war roiled financial markets.

In July, a report from the US Government Accountability Office presented at a congressional hearing on genetic testing roiled the waters.

Part of the time the rivers were dry; at other times they roiled with thick milk shake-like slurries of mud and sand.

It has roiled international stock markets for weeks, with share values falling again Thursday on London, Paris and Frankfurt exchanges.

Uncertainty over the U. S. fiscal crisis has roiled financial markets for weeks.

The hearing was a relative quiet end to a case that roiled French politics and the international media.

On Friday, fears over the extent of problems in the U. S. and Europe roiled Asian markets.

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She addressed the sexual harassment allegations that have roiled her husband's campaign in a rare interview.

But the opprobrium has taken on a distinctly unpleasant edge in recent weeks as a wave of nationalist anger has roiled China.

Global Stocks ended the week lower as fresh worries over a possible U. S. recession and Europe's debt crisis roiled markets anew.

But it was a much darker, angrier place than he remembered -- especially as the second Palestinian Intifada roiled the streets.

During the shift, so much is roiled about in the atmosphere, and so many volcanoes erupting, super hot air overhead, that binding occurs.

The state-owned conglomerate roiled markets last November when it requested a six-month standstill on debt repayments.

Four years ago, a poorly translated article on a government Web site roiled the trillion-dollar-a-day global currency market.

The dark clouds roiled up about the top of the mountain.

Wire: usually produced from hot-roiled rod by drawing; smaller than 4mm in diameter usually with a round section.

Property values are tumbling in New York, London and Tokyo after the global credit crisis roiled lending and sidelined buyers.

The Treasury market was roiled during the last shutdown and debt ceiling standoff in 1995.

Yet the foreclosure problems and concerns over future profitability recently have roiled those shares.

Yes, sometimes Tom liked to shoot from the hip, but that style had helped him land some big accounts. Unfortunately, it roiled Frank.

American society is being roiled by the controversy over homosexual marriage.

The issue has been at the forefront of news coverage over the past few months as unrest has roiled the Middle East and North Africa.

China, far more than an economically challenged America, is roiled by social tensions.

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

Global financial markets already were roiled by protests in the Arab world and the impact of rising oil prices.

Roiled seas and big waves characterize the frigid waters around Antarctica.

After all, Tunisia's dictatorship had just crumbled and now Egypt was roiled by protests.

Rumors that the reserves administrator has shifted its attention to certain asset classes have repeatedly roiled markets in recent months.

The south of the country, which contains oil and gas, is already roiled by unrest.

Korean peninsula politics have roiled the Asian Games before, too.

In recent days, North Korea has roiled the traditional patterns.

Because of their body shape, seahorses are rather inept swimmers and can easily die of exhaustion when caught in storm-roiled seas.

The concussive force roiled though Kurt's insides.

At the same time, redundancies and internal restructuring have roiled a publishing empire long known for its stability.

And so the political waters were roiled in a country where economic growth is on a pedestal along with the Communist Party.

Most financial markets were roiled by Japan's intervening to weaken its currency for the first time in six years.

He roiled the brook with his wood stick.

Last year, he roiled markets by proposing a new international reserve currency to replace the U. S. dollar.

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