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The 90's have been a tumultuous time for the industry.

The school itself has had a long and tumultuous history.

If they had, then things would have been a lot less tumultuous.

They had a tumultuous relationship for the next few years.

The two, though close in their work, had a tumultuous relationship.

During the early 2000s, the school went through a tumultuous period.

The last school year was a tumultuous one for the 213,000-student system.

Over the last several months, we have been through some very difficult and tumultuous times.

Those were tumultuous years, and the university was going through a difficult period.

For all the new teachers, it was a tumultuous year.

That is to say, these are tumultuous times for both.

All told, it was a tumultuous day for the board.

Still, this was a tumultuous period in American art history.

The next few years were tumultuous ones for the college.

It will not be the first name change for the company, which has had a tumultuous history.

We've had the most tumultuous year ever in corporate America.

That tumultuous subject matter alone makes it something to look forward to.

We have just had the most tumultuous council meeting I can remember.

To come to terms with his own tumultuous feelings was difficult enough.

This attack was even more tumultuous than the first had been.

The years from 1957 to 1960 were tumultuous ones for the district.

She had lived through many difficult times and tumultuous events.

Now, the last 20 tumultuous years of his life are starting to make sense.

She took over the 30-year-old agency at perhaps the most tumultuous time in its history.

The relationship was tumultuous and the couple broke up before the end of the first season.