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tumult
noun as in uproar, confusion
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The miracle, however, is that the inaugural tour of 1947-48 happened at all, given the tumult at home.
The penalties are the latest blow in what has been a season of tumult for the richest franchise in women’s professional sports history.
The 2024 presidential campaign has been full of historic tumult, but the American electorate is still sharply – and narrowly - divided.
There is other reporting about how Trump's campaign is in tumult, and he is raging and lashing out.
And for the Ukrainian government — as well as its European backers — the tumult of this American campaign season is viewed with growing alarm.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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