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Still, the report is sure to set off a powerful political maelstrom.

In the maelstrom, mother and son eventually found the body.

The next several minutes were a maelstrom of white noise.

Such a maelstrom had not been known in Oz before.

From the first moment she'd laid eyes on him, a maelstrom had been set off inside her.

It looked like he might be sucked down into the maelstrom.

Its body was a swirling star field, a living maelstrom.

The subject: how to practice journalism in an economic Maelstrom.

Man has turned the dark, silent ocean into a maelstrom of sound.

The child dashed ahead of him into the growing maelstrom.

The only reality was the single maelstrom upon which he rode.

"And you're sending even more every day into that maelstrom."

The sea just beyond was a boiling maelstrom of black.

It's been three weeks since the media maelstrom about my friendship with a fine young woman.

But she noted that there might even be something positive from the data maelstrom.

Maelstrom tended to him while carrying out his own research.

He asked about the pitfalls of being in a media maelstrom.

Minutes later, we're out of the maelstrom and into calm waters.

Knowing it was the right thing to do, he stepped forward into the maelstrom.

One mistake would spill me into the maelstrom on my right.

But no dragon has yet been found who will fly into the Maelstrom.

But 30 years later it was caught up in the maelstrom of Scottish history again.

Sometimes it's hard to see beyond the maelstrom of getting a magazine out on time and in good shape.

But in the maelstrom of Illinois politics, things never stay settled for long.

We were all being swept into a maelstrom of energy which was beyond anyone's ability to control or even explain.