| 41. | But Monday's blast underlined the violence that continues to roil Chechnya.
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| 42. | Delays in cutting the budget deficit would roil investors in the Spanish asset market.
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| 43. | Still, Orr said some things in the jobs report could roil bond investors.
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| 44. | Markets from Hong Kong to New York to London continue to roil with doubt.
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| 45. | Change _ and the pain of smashing two corporate cultures together _ roils on.
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| 46. | A controversy involving the brothers exemplified the way McGahn could roil the political waters.
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| 47. | Clearly, Clark was exercising great care not to roil regulators with his purchases.
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| 48. | Our children know it, which is why this case roils in our gut.
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| 49. | But this is not just a local phenomenon _ roil is sweeping the nation.
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| 50. | For roil, it's the reverse.
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