Unforgiving dry, and tempestuous rainy seasons ensure that mankind's foothold here will forever be tenuous. |
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A long-time friend of Mark said he drank up to 20 cans of lager a day and had a tempestuous relationship with Claire. |
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The offshore waters are typically tempestuous, but winds in the channel's eastern bight will be only 10 to 15 knots. |
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And if tempestuous catabatic winds blow, the itinerary allows plenty of time to wait them out in four-season tents. |
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Only calm remained, as still and tranquil as the ocean after a tempestuous storm. |
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Following a tempestuous marriage, Nelson moved in 1953 to Fort Worth, became a country deejay and played bars, mixing honky-tonk and preaching. |
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Parents under pressure may be less tolerant of tempestuous adolescent behavior, he believes, causing additional conflict. |
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He brought strong intensity and passion to Bellini's tempestuous masterpiece. |
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The match had been relatively quiet until the 28th minute when it suddenly exploded into tempestuous life. |
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It will be a difficult task as the ship has become overloaded, capricious and the ocean is tempestuous. |
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A fiery, tempestuous reading of the Allegro non troppo had just the right contrasting hues of aristocratic grace. |
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The tempestuous whirl of circum-Antarctic waters is also responsible for their being among the most fertile in the world. |
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His thoughtswere an unwielding jumble inhis mind. The last five days had been long and full of tempestuous thoughts. |
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A tempestuous dialogue exists between the EU and Russia, which has nonetheless been indispensable to the stability of this part of the globe. |
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According to the beautiful and tempestuous Carmen, love is a rebellious bird, here today and gone tomorrow. |
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This did not, however, mean that he had lost any of his tempestuous spirit, piercing intelligence or stinging turn of phrase. |
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This album is a dark, tempestuous but highly inviting place that you could quite easily lose yourself in, and there's a real chance that you won't want to return. |
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Gone was the mercurial, tempestuous socialite who didn't know what she wanted, swung from mood to mood, loved childish games, or danced the night away. |
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At the basic level Scarlett is a tempestuous heroine out of a bodice-ripping historical novel, a focus for fantasy projection on the part of far more sedate women. |
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Jennifer Hudson won an Oscar for her support slot as his tempestuous star turn. |
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An early muse was the actor Li Tobler, with whom Giger had a tempestuous relationship. |
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It creates a harbour in a tempestuous debate where NGOs can find resources to engage. |
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In this tempestuous storm, consumers were buying less and we heard ever more alarming rumors from the markets. |
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Today Romania strives to cast off the burden of its tempestuous history and aspires for dignified future in United Europe. |
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On this 4 player map, you will explore the tempestuous Taiga Coast in the north of Tandria and experience a landscape divided by deep fjords. |
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Mr President, it seems such a calm conclusion to such a tempestuous debate. |
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Running parallel to this tempestuous relationship is the whirlwind romance between weathergirl Hero, played by Billie Piper, and sports presenter Claude. |
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The young Maradona of the 1982 football World Cup was red-carded and withdrawn from the team for the rest of the tournament for his tempestuous behaviour. |
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I think I have a much more tempestuous and eventful amorous life than the average middle-class citizen, but I wouldn't agree that I necessarily behaved dishonourably. |
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It is still hard to fathom how it is that people can be so tempestuous, so very emotionally self-indulgent, around those who really shouldn't be expected to put up with it. |
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As a Third World postcolonial feminist scholar and activist, I look back to my tempestuous teenage years in India, when my heroes were great revolutionaries. |
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He is assertive, abrasive and aggressive, a tempestuous man of passion. |
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She doesn't know Corinne, has no experience of the depth and complexity and interlinked contradictions that make up this intense, tempestuous, extraordinary woman. |
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We see single plants on a beach, cliffs beside water pressing in on the painter, the waves still or tempestuous, reflecting the wild vagaries of his mind. |
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It's common knowledge that the tempestuous winter months put our vehicles through greater stress and strain, and can often make minor imperfections into major malfunctions. |
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What induced this stormy outburst on this tempestuous May morning? |
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His eyes were stormy green, like a tempestuous patch of sky right before the tornado siren goes off, with a layer of translucent blue like the heavens beneath fluffy clouds. |
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This sets off a series of tempestuous events, with the couple spending the rest of the film arguing in front of everyone. |
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All three episodes starring Stellan Skarsgard as the tempestuous genius director Werner Vollstedt made Adrian look small. |
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The singer was to be a generous, amusing but tempestuous employer. |
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Fresh, tempestuous and as new and promising as 2009: flamboyantly arranged spray, disbudded and santini Chrysanthemums in an energetic tall arrangement. |
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The German director Sönke Wortmann transformed this tale into a tempestuous, monumental epic with powerful imagery and an outstanding actress in the leading role. |
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Cares and worries may be violent and tempestuous, like stormy seas, but those are most dangerous which gnaw implacably at the foundations of our lives. |
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The Diplomatic Letter: Mr. Ambassador, recent Cuban history has been deeply marked by your country's tempestuous relations with the United States. |
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The two years since the Statute entered into force have been tempestuous. |
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Fox himself has alluded to a tempestuous relationship with his wife. |
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Paul Wills's design, duskily lit by Howard Harrison, gives us tempestuous swells and storms, not to mention a bed that Mat sends crashing to the ground within minutes of wishing he could lead Anna tenderly toward it. |
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Under the editorship of Jonathan Funby China gradually stands up as a leading world economic power. But what lies anyway behind its tempestuous development at the dawn of the 21st century? |
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Despite the tempestuous relationship with Awdry, Dalby is probably the best remembered of the series' artists. |
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To put it less charitably, he was grandiloquent, tempestuous, self-righteous, and stubborn to the point of pigheadedness. |
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However, I do hope that as you don your professional mantle, you will reflect on the greater issues surrounding the place of privacy in a democracy, particularly in these tempestuous times. |
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It all seems to be condensed onto one plane: the blue is the tempestuous sea, the red the shipwrecked boat, the yellow the shore and the black the cloaks of the women facing the wind and watching the tragedy unfurl. |
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Together with Pat Hacket, a close associate and follower of his, Andy Warhol describes in an inimitable way that tempestuous, disputable, but magnetic decade, which changed the world. |
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Along with Monaghan's Paul Finlay, McKiernan was given a straight red card during a tempestuous second half in a game Cavan won by three points at Kingspan Breffni Park. |
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An intimate friendship sprang up between Wilde and Douglas and by 1893 Wilde was infatuated with Douglas and they consorted together regularly in a tempestuous affair. |
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Thirty years after the Iron Lady came to power, BBC World Affairs Correspondent Allan Little examines why she had such a tempestuous relationship with the Scots. |
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In the high, amphitheatrical Nicolai Hall that afternoon I saw the Duma sitting in permanence, tempestuous, grouping around it all the forces of opposition. |
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