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• “Veteran Democratic strategist Carter Eskew is predicting a "bumpier" ride.”

  Obama aims for 'tenacity' with choice of Kagan for high court

• “Barnett tells NPR's Guy Raz that American hype over China's rise is overblown, while foreign affairs commentator Gideon Rachman predicts that China-U.S. relations will get "bumpier" over the next few years.”

  NPR Topics: News

• “Analysis: Holder braces for 'bumpier' road as GOP controls House”

  CNN.com

• “* Shirley Sherrod versus Andrew Breitbart: Breitbart may be in for a much bumpier ride than he might have expected.”

  The Washington Post: The Morning Plum

• “I've no idea how they designed the course and of course I wish they'd designed a bumpier one.”

  The Guardian: Emma Pooley feeling flat over course for time trial at London Olympics

• “He turns off on an even smaller and steeper and bumpier road.”

  The Huffington Post: Claudia Ricci: Seeing Red: "Face Up to the Facts"

• “So smooth and quiet that slipping onto the ICC from the older, bumpier I-370 was instantly noticeable, like the weird sensation of crossing onto a different state's highway on a long car trip.”

  The Washington Post: Test-driving the ICC: Racetrack-smooth, but at 7.2 miles, lacking utility

• “When Jensen ... folds them all together, the result is a ride even bumpier than the one that killed Gabrielle's lover.”

  The Rapture by Liz Jensen: Book summary

• “After riding out a bumpier stretch this year, Chinese IPOs are beginning to feel the love again from U.S. investors.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Chinese IPOs Get Kinder Welcome in U.S.

• “Chinese IPOs are facing renewed demand from U.S. investors after riding out a bumpier stretch earlier in the year.”

  The Wall Street Journal: What's News

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