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Beyond six game days without their head coach, the Wolverines have been hit by a barrage of abrupt changes — like the firing of linebackers coach Chris Partridge last month — constant social media negativity and general unsettledness for players in a sport that usually thrives on metronomic routine.

“Enys Men” isn’t a movie one describes with “then this happened,” because more often than not it feels like you’ve stumbled into a state of curling unsettledness, rendering a portrait of uneasy coexistence between a woman and her surroundings, history and the now, death and rebirth.

The unshakable feeling of unsettledness among liberals since 2016 has long been the series’ thematic leitmotif.

Frost said there was “a degree of unsettledness” in Northern Ireland about the arrangements, and urged the EU to show “pragmatism.”

He said that lack of sympathy in the face of adversity can be a plus for uncanny computer-animated or robotic villains like Gollum from “Lord of the Rings,” using viewers’ unsettledness to their advantage.

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

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