Reynolds's is most unsettled by the fact that her son delivered the fatal blow to Keith's head.
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In fact, August – as widely noted two weeks ago – is among the weakest and most unsettled months of the year.
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With Europe the most unsettled it's been in decades, European Union nations began voting on Thursday for members of the bloc's Parliament.
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Whether the president or Congress should play the leading role in sending U.S. troops into battle remains one of the most unsettled constitutional questions.
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But if his positions are not always popular, his latest turn as an apparent defender of Mr. Trump has perhaps most unsettled the liberals he has long identified with.
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Algeria's politics, frozen under Mr. Bouteflika, with an acquiescent populace cowed by the prospect of a return to the chaos of the 1990s civil war, is the most unsettled in many years.
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In my experience, the Jews most unsettled by the year of anti-Semitic carnage have grown closer to their community as a result, becoming even more committed to their Jewish identity than they were before.
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This is of course consistent with the idea that the white affluent liberal demographic is the most unsettled, shifting from Kamala to Warren and now to Pete but are they definitely still in shopping mode.
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McCain's resistance to that conviction became especially relevant in his final years as Trump seized control of the GOP precisely by consolidating support from the voters most unsettled by the demographic, cultural and economic changes relentlessly reconfiguring American life.
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"Eric," a dread-soaked highlight from her 2012 debut Lush, sounds like Björk at her most unsettled; "I Want You" is like a DIY version of the Platters' "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes," a surge of lust frozen in time.
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SW winds prevail for much of the year. Sea breezes often occur on warm summer days. Winter usually has more rain and is the most unsettled time of year. In summer and autumn, storms of tropical origin may bring high winds and heavy rainfall from the east or northeast.
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Frank, Lisa, Women in the American Civil War, ABC-CLIO 2008Massey, Mary Elizabeth, Women in the Civil War University of Nebraska Press, 1966Harris, Nini, A Most Unsettled State, First Person Accounts of St. Louis during the Civil War, Ready Press, 2012 Mt. Auburn Hospital continues to serve patients in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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The law of unjust enrichment is among the most unsettled areas of English law. Its existence as a separate body of law was only explicitly recognised in 1991 in Lipkin Gorman v Karpnale Ltd.. While the law has rapidly developed over the last two decades, controversy continues over the precise structure, scope and nature of the law of unjust enrichment.
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On 26 February 1920 Briggs was back in Adelaide, considering his future. Billy Hughes had invited Briggs to return to Australia with a view to joining the Australian Flying Corps, but as Briggs wrote "everything concerning our Air Force is most unsettled". Commercial aviation seemed to Briggs the better option, but at this time commercial aviation was little more than a range of possibilities. In March Briggs was in Melbourne.
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In 1931 there were widespread disturbances in the Kwango District of Congo-Kasaï, which the Ministry of Colonies later attributed to new administrative structures, availability of Force Publique units and overreaction by administrators. Additional troops were transferred to Kwango and Kikwat, and the district administrations declared martial law in the most unsettled areas. The troops acted as punitive columns. At Mukuku in August 1931 troops killed 56 people in a single encounter.
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One of the most unsettled areas of privilege law in Australia is the extent to which advice provided by in-house counsel is protected. In Telstra Corporation Limited v Minister for Communications, Information Technology and the Arts (No. 2),. Justice Graham of the Federal Court of Australia refused a claim for privilege over advice provided by in-house counsel of Telstra, holding 'an in-house lawyer will lack the requisite measure of independence if his or her advice is at risk of being compromised by virtue of the nature of his employment relationship with his employer'. This created concerns in the legal community as to the extent that in-house legal advice is protected from disclosure to a court.
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