The water on the surface of the pool rippled and the same breeze caused the aspen leaves to tremble.

NEWYORKER: Beginners

Obama is in danger of wresting that tradition away from Republicans, and mainline establishmentarian conservatives who grasp this are right to tremble.

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The first round of the 2013 NCAA Tournament begins this week in Dayton, Ohio, which means that employers are officially beginning to tremble.

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At times, the press-savvy politician even seemed to tremble a bit.

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She goes suddenly numb and her lips start to tremble.

NEWYORKER: Indianapolis (Highway 74)

New York is unlikely to tremble soon.

ECONOMIST: Investment banking

Predictably, stocks tumbled when investors started to tremble on fears that the economy was on the brink of falling over the fiscal cliff, among them Coca-Cola (KO), Visa International (V), Disney (DIS), Amazon.com (AMZN), Apple (AAPL), J.

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Lawyers who defend corporations tremble to think how the new rules will tilt the playing field in their disfavour.

ECONOMIST: Corporate governance

As the water neared its boil the ascending pitches of our teakettle's tremble are so familiar to me I reached for the telephone and dialed Rema's cell.

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Would he dare to pick up the lime and let people see his hand tremble?

NEWYORKER: Starlight

American newspapers and senators may tremble about a North Korean nuclear-tipped bomb, but certainly young Kim must tremble too at the prospect of his citizens awash in the streets, their eyes open to the nature of their lot.

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