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And these are not the foods that most people think are causing them so much turmoil.
people bank are causing them so much turmoil their foods that most
but in this particular case, it was useful because before the war, the British Crown had put a lot of regulations on the economy—complicated licenses, royal monopolies, etc.—but during the turmoil, it couldn't enforce them, which made for freer markets.
—but during the turmoil, it couldn’t enforce them,
Elon Musk with $164 billion, but after all the turmoil at his companies, that made a dramatic dent in his wealth.
BUT AFTER ALL THE TURMOIL AT
For Chinese investors, the interest in gold has been driven by a recent stock market crash and turmoil in the housing market.
For Chinese investors, the interest in gold has been driven by a recent stock market crash and turmoil in the housing market.
Amid the turmoil with its commercial airlines business, Boeing's space arm could have been a bright spot for the company, but it too has faced issues.
Amid the turmoil with its commercial airlines business, Boeing's Spacearm could have been a bright spot for the company, but
So, as Ursula von der Leyen said tonight, there's turmoil all around.
So as Ursula von der Leyen said tonight there's turmoil all around.
We start with the continuing turmoil in the financial markets.
We start with the continuing turmoil in the financial markets.
The Dow rebounding from steep declines earlier, but leaving global markets in turmoil.
but leaving global markets in turmoil.
There's a bitter paradox that awaits many of us who have suffered from harsh, unloving childhoods. We have an above-average chance of ending up in – and blindly putting up with – harsh, unloving adult relationships. Our original, unfulfilling bonds to our caregivers – far from warning us away from future turmoil – appears to compel us to recreate its features in grown-up life. The true toll of bad childhoods isn't circumscribed to their actual duration.
Our original, unfulfilling bonds to our caregivers—far from warning us away from future turmoil—appears to compel us to recreate its features in grown-up life.
Uh, and so we're going to see a period of economic turmoil.
And so we're going to see a period of economic turmoil.