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disturbance

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Scientists have also found that in a warming world, the growing interaction between westerly disturbances and monsoons is producing another unusual result.

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He said the country "no longer needs disturbances" and chose to make the first appointments in his new cabinet to the ministries of the armed forces, public security and armed police.

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Stating the country "no longer needs disturbances", his first appointments to his new cabinet were to the ministries of the armed forces, public security and the gendarmerie.

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Qubits are sensitive to environmental noise or any disturbances at the atomic level, which is why quantum computers have a propensity for errors.

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He later apologised to jurors for the "disturbance" as the case resumed and said Mr Hussein did not wish to return in court for the rest of the prosecution opening.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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