So, too, is trade, one of Trump's most tempestuous topics.
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He wanted to get to know Yoenis Cespedes, who is regarded around the clubhouse as the team's moodiest, most tempestuous player.
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It should come as no surprise that these extreme wavelengths are of enormous interest to astronomers, given that they are missives from the most tempestuous regions of the universe.
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Arguably their most tempestuous and focused release in years, Revolution Radio can loosely be described as American Idiot for the current generation, although that definition is garnered more from context than sound.
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And in the middle of one of the most tempestuous political storms in two decades, the seventh-term Iowan is sticking to his position even if it's at odds with the president himself.
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Highlights like Mad Music's "Tight Lipped" and Urgency's "First Kiss" took Zac's most tempestuous song concepts and married them with his prodigious ability to write sharp, sticky hooks, a talent that only became more and more pronounced.
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Tennis great John McEnroe, one of the game's most tempestuous characters in his playing days, said the sport must find a way to allow players to express feelings and inject their personality into the game while adhering to the rules.
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Brazil's most tempestuous boardroom feud in years was rooted in a broad clash of corporate cultures and mutual suspicion over supply contracts, according to Reuters interviews with over a dozen former and current employees, including board members and senior executives, as well as union heads and lawyers.
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Two Hawks also experiences a most tempestuous love affair. At the book's end, it is disclosed that Two Hawks is actually not from our alternate world, but from one where Kaiser Wilhelm IV (rather than Adolf Hitler) controls an expansionist, imperialist Germany in its Second World War.
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Reprografischer Nachdruck der Ausgabe Münster 1871. Georg Olms Verlag. p. 66 the Appassionata was not named during the composer's lifetime, but was so labelled in 1838 by the publisher of a four-hand arrangement of the work. One of his greatest and most technically challenging piano sonatas, the Appassionata was considered by Beethoven to be his most tempestuous piano sonata until the twenty-ninth piano sonata (known as the Hammerklavier) .
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Ultimately, Border left his successor Mark Taylor with a side that went on to be the best in the world. Border's chief regret as captain is said to be his failure to beat the West Indies, something Taylor did the following year. Mike Coward wrote of Border's legacy, > [... He] committed the greater part of a long and distinguished career to > re-establishing the credibility and image of Australian cricket. A self- > effacing man of simple tastes and pleasures, Border served at the most > tempestuous time in cricket history, and came to represent the indomitable > spirit of the Australian game.
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