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For all the uproar over "Breaking News, " I thought it was a pretty bold statement out of the gate in terms of its lyrical target.

The cell-phone giant later said the listing, which produced a media uproar, had been a mistake.

However, with the constant injuries , he requested that the body began to break the self-loud uproar, it seems to say: "You need to rest. "

For all the uproar, Guinea's first iron ore mine is still at least four years away and Rusal continues to churn out bauxite.

You know Bilbo. He's got the whole place in an uproar.

While they were trying to kill him, news reached the commander of the Roman troops that the whole city of Jerusalem was in an uproar.

The public uproar intensified when he made a self-pitying television statement and reached its peak when the inquest was held in private.

Nevertheless, after prominent bloggers created an uproar on the matter and claimed fair use on the content, the AP backed down.

The uproar among its neighbours after the recent outbreak of E. coli has been a straw in the wind.

For we are in danger to be called in question for this day's uproar, there being no cause whereby we may give an account of this concourse.

For the last hour, that boy had been creating an uproar in that peaceable arrondissement , the uproar of a fly in a bottle.

We resolved to be going the next day, but about six o'clock at night we were alarmed with a great uproar in the street.

Public uproar against this decision caused the president to move Thanksgiving back to its original date two years later.

Buffett caused an uproar in August when he said the wealthy should be subject to a higher rate of tax.

If you were to send the Lincoln Memorial to China, there would be an uproar.

"Just because she is black and she surpassed her European competitors, there is all this uproar, " one fumed.

Tell Isabella to shun me; this uproar is owing to her; and should she or anyone else aggravate my anger at present, I shall get wild.

Unfortunately the uproar awoke Mr Jones, who sprang out of bed, making sure that there was a fox in the yard.

Abusive people find it exciting to watch others get angry, get into fights, or be in a state of general uproar.

Do not ignore the clamor of your adversaries, the uproar of your enemies, which rises continually.

The ensuing online uproar led to his sacking and a criminal investigation.

What followed was an online uproar as her fans, Gaddafi loyalists, predominately non Libyan were furious her accounts were deleted.

The uproar this provoked only grew when a state-appointed actuary concluded that the firm's justification for the hike was bogus.

China caused an international uproar in January 2007 when it launched a ballistic missile and destroyed one of its own satellites.

Scott Walker, the governor of Wisconsin, has seen his ratings fall since the uproar in his state began, especially among independents.

As the uproar grew, lawmakers began crafting bills that would impose taxes of up to 100% on the bonuses.

The uproar over the labour dispute has drowned out Vale's insistence that it has kept all its "net benefit" commitments.

Halfway through the film there was a power cut and the audience was in an uproar.

Do not forget the clamor of your foes, the continuous uproar of your enemies.

Even here, many people seem to feel that the diplomatic uproar will soon die down.

And in Beijing politicians are scrambling to calm an uproar fuelled by an online petition against slave labour in brick kilns.

Since the uproar over the symposium last month, said Mr. Boos and Mrs. Bartz, China has appeared more relaxed.

The recent uproar over privacy on Facebook is only the latest backlash against man's newly wired existence.

With the whole meeting in uproar, the chairman abandoned the attempt to take a vote.

All this will cause uproar, even within the commission.

Hearing the uproar, the Philistines asked, "What's all this shouting in the Hebrew camp? "

Faced with a potential uproar, Mr Sarkozy decided to keep the card after all.

When the uproar had ended, Paul sent for the disciples and, after encouraging them, said good-by and set out for Macedonia.

If they're held for much longer, there's surely going to be even more of an uproar in the virtual world.

The whole meeting in uproar, the chairman abandoned the attempt to take a vote.

As a gift, and South Korea to Mars satellite dropped a "myth" in Korea, caused uproar among the Mars.

As might be expected, some parents are in an uproar about the government's decision to introduce these lessons at younger ages.

The night is one of raucous uproar, as people parade around town banging drums and shooting off fireworks.

Rough markets and a wider political uproar over pay have fuelled discontent across corporate Europe.

Your domestic scene could continue to be in an uproar this week.

The business community is in an uproar over the new tax law.

Your domestic scene could continue to be in an uproar today.

When people saw the list of ingredients, there was an uproar.

The final decision to proceed was not a maniacal eruption of irrationality as the uproar afterward sought to imply.

An uproar erupted as a result, with demands by lawmakers that the company explain its actions forthwith.

If Nice's guidelines were totally disregarded for cancer or diabetes, there would be an uproar.

The news sparked an uproar when it was made public in the press a few weeks ago.

And that's why the mixed signals on the public option created such an uproar.

Is still the cause uproar, it permeates in whatever you set foot in the soil.

This is China's only rape flower field locating in the city center, where there is just a river isolating the uproar and tranquility.

With two teams then went into slave Shing Mun vision uproar was baroque architecture to fill.

If that's the case, you can bet the uproar over that decision will be even greater than it was over the original ban.

Curved path, sloping field and rough grove are dotting the green land with light wild flowers, which whisk off uproar of the city.

Ordinary citizens were in uproar, and so were the media. How were they going to fill the back pages of the newspapers? Chess? Lawn bowls?

Their relationship continued through failed marriages on both sides and public uproar over the affair.

Both houses of parliament were once again adjourned early in an uproar of shouts over the Hazare protests.

This horror has provoked an uproar in China that reminds me of the recriminations over the Kitty Genovese* case when I was a kid.

This was Zillah, the stout housewife; who at length issued forth to inquire into the nature of the uproar.

The uproar over bonuses paid to executives at American International Group, a rescued insurer, prompted further legislation.

A public uproar followed South Korean President Lee Myung-bak's April deal with President Bush to resume nearly all beef imports.

In the midst of the confusion and uproar . . . Cicero could only shriek that he had saved his country " (J. A. Froude ). "

Beside the vaudeville aspirants , another group, which was also taking advantage of the uproar to talk low, was discussing a duel.

An attempt to persuade the Congress to ban the eating of dog- and cat-meat has captivated the Chinese press and caused an uproar.

The Stamp Act of 1765, which taxed all legal documents, newspapers and other documents, was met with a great uproar in the Colonies.

The brief statement only fuelled the uproar: Why wasn't the President himself responding?

My friends, what does all this uproar mean?

One fireworks is quiet have gone out, the audience disperses in an uproar.

To counter the uproar, President Thein Sein appointed Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi to lead an official investigation into the mine and the episode.

Here's proof that anything funny-looking in the sky can cause an uproar.

But they said, Not at the feast, lest there be an uproar among the people.

Compare it with Hewlett-Packard, where a radical strategy has led to shareholder uproar.

But the uproar over the episode inside China showed that it touched a nerve there.

The uproar it created may be the unconscious denial of seeing ourselves truthfully in the mirror.

The gate guards were processing a crowd of new workmen in a considerable uproar.

Poor Wilbur was dazed and frightened by this hullabaloo (ruckus, uproar, confusion).

The book caused an uproar in the political elite; had he not resigned the Bundesbank would have fired him.

But questions about Geithner's competence are being raised with greater frequency this week as uproar swept Capitol Hill.

In a classroom when i was a student in college, more than 300 students, class uproar and the burnout morning made me drowsy but restless.

The French weren't fooled, however, and the yacht was returned to defuse a potential diplomatic uproar.

The two novels in online new-onset when he has caused many disputes, edited by adance, with bookseller in listed before is make uproar.

To avoid political uproar when the law kicks in, the state has left itself plenty of wriggle room.

The uproar started when Istanbul's top prosecutor, Aykut Cengiz Engin, discovered his calls were being recorded.

When asked about the ongoing uproar involving U. S. President Bill Clinton , most people say the affair involves a purely private matter .

This has provoked uproar in a country that prides itself on being immigrant-friendly.

The bold action caused great uproar in the Senate, marking yet another scandal in Chancellor Valorum's checkered career.

This apathy, peculiar to the Marais , presented a contrast with the vast surrounding uproar.

I don't understand how such an innocuous children's book could cause such an uproar.

Policy of stimulation of consumption by government makes people uproar and begets rampant robbers.

Where spread the sound of an an uproar of laughter in the audience, aha, is six(2) classrooms of the classes in.

If, by ill-luck, one were attacked and robbed no one would hear you, whatever uproar you made.

Her outrageous dress caused an uproar at the office.

There was a tremendous uproar in the crowd.

The release of the document caused a new uproar in parliament and renewed calls for Singh's resignation.

So, I never thought this message would cause uproar. But it did.

Viewed from Europe, the American financial uproar is baffling.

Loud voices and a renewed uproar were raised in front of the boarding-house.

The taking effects by the verses as "Why create uproar" , etc in this book, I think, it is need not go into such problems seriously.

That provoked uproar among secular university rectors, who called it an assault on Ataturk's republic.

US forces conducted their first known ground raid in Pakistan last September, causing uproar.

The whole nation is in uproar over the tax increase.

In the middle of all this uproar-- - Out I pop.

This caused an uproar in the community, and the public became suspicious of transgenic food.

Wagner's Tannhauser caused uproar with the Jockey Club because its ballet was in the wrong place.

His behavior caused an uproar at the office.

The book caused a small uproar. Clone movies and clone jokes sprang up overnight.

Witness the uproar created by pictures of German soldiers in Afghanistan holding up skulls.

The 3D version of "Uproar in Heaven" will be the first movie produced by a joint venture of Shanghai Film Group and France's Thomson Group.

But they said, Not on the feast day, lest there be an uproar among the people.

Following an uproar it retracted the terms and asked users to give feedback on how it should set these.

Investors were in uproar at a general meeting a month later and the Meinl affair became a full-blown scandal.

Uproar ensued in January when the bishop came to mass and tried to give the priest his marching orders.

Two days of debate on the nuclear accord ended in uproar amid opposition allegations of vote buying.

blatant radios; a clamorous uproar; strident demands; a vociferous mob.

And when the soul can really become peaceful as our busy bodies pass into urban uproar all the day?

Its executives declined interview requests in the wake of the UAE uproar.

A loud disturbance had broken out, partly applause, partly a meaningless uproar.

By nightfall, however, the camp was in an uproar.

A sex-crazed male monkey has caused an uproar in a town in central Sri Lanka.

No one put Gray or Bush before a grand jury, and the press uproar was nowhere near as great.

This decision was met with an uproar in the XML community.

After the uproar over June's brief he extended some benefits to same-sex partners of federal workers.

Earlier this month, electronics firm Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc caused uproar in China with a wave of layoffs.

Arroyo may face greater pressure to pursue justice in this case because of the uproar it has created.

China's products were hammered by quality scandals even before the uproar over contaminated milk.

He recently provoked uproar by calling a policewoman (she says) a "cunt" .

55, when this figure was quoting from the auction host population, the auction on behalf of developers who OTC uproar!

There was a press uproar.

However, the uproar caused by Mr Huang's project highlights the suspicion facing Chinese investors overseas.

I often take part in a number of flower fair, then I would be fighting flowers Yan, Zheng-rong uproar.

We were almost deafened by the uproar.

Uproar in Peru Over Diarrhea Treatment Grown in Transgenic Rice.

The most obvious sign is the uproar about jobs being "outsourced" to India and China.

"The evening uproar of the howling monkeys burst out" (W. H. Hudson).

CNOOC dropped its bid for Unocal after uproar in Congress and the media, even though the target company's assets were outside the US.

The uproar it creates in India is exactly the response that it is seeking.

The dust, the uproar and the growing darkness threw everything into chaos.

The decision brought a fair amount of uproar in Australia.

In 1990, Lithuania declared its independence from the Soviet Union, causing an uproar in Moscow.

The uproar passed away in twenty minutes, leaving us all unharmed.

The organisation's staff, many of whom have long loathed their neoconservative boss, are in uproar.

SLOVAKIA is in shock; France in uproar.

A general commotion; public disorder or uproar.

But now, we just opened the tap water, water will flow non-stop brawl uproar.

Nations are in uproar, kingdoms fall; he lifts his voice, the earth melts.

That decision to go it alone caused uproar.

You Yuan and your piano uproar suddenly approached.

Some dozen years ago she created an uproar in polite society when she openly boasted of distant elvish ancestry. The Hon.

Disclosures that touched off a public uproar .

The looming national election on August 21 and the political uproar over the government's proposed mining tax has put many deals on ice.

You are wanted immediately; we are all in an uproar.

We are in the midst of yet another pay uproar, this one provoked by banking bonuses.

Few things can cause more of an uproar.

He got away from the scene of uproar.

Arnold's appointment created an uproar.

Following all the chops, youths have been in uproar and caused a backlash with attacks on cybercafe owners and workers alike.

That caused an uproar among animal lovers.

This of course, has sent parents into an uproar.

His remarks threw the audience into an uproar.

The resulting uproar forced the government to expel some Iraqis and examine the files on other Arabs.

The dust and the uproar threw everything into chaos.

When the luncheon hour drew near there came a slight lull in the uproar.

the ongoing uproar involving sb.

Martin took his seat amidst an uproar of voices.

In 1993 uproar over gays in the armed forces buried Bill Clinton's early agenda.

Uproar reigns in front, tumult behind.

This is from the day the shooting occurred in the central prison population caused an uproar in Nepal.

An undistinguished cry amidall the uproar.

The new manifesto caused quite an uproar, especially, according to Lasn, because of its challenge to redefine the meaning of design itself.

An uproar; a great noise.

She retorted amid the uproar.

What an uproar! Who are those wild beasts howling?

Make pleasing music, and not wild uproar.

The princess caused an uproar when she filed for divorce.

My winning caused a mini uproar.

A punky band is prodding uproar.

"In his class in an uproar, " yes, Today is your day!

The consumer uproar has been eye-opening for SIGG CEO Steve Wasik.

Hard to imagine so many people crowded on the hill. But the crowds and uproar disappeared soon after sunset.

The uproar was deafening for nearly everyone was talking at the same time.

The uproar was louder because the couple are Muslim.

They have a needle big things, will let others make an uproar in town.

The national press soon wrote about it and it caused an uproar that still resonates.

The REST laughed and shouted, and the uproar brought the keeper to the door

Dahlia, as she ate, said in a low voice to Favourite, amid the uproar

UK and China share in uproar over waste incineration Rejection of waste-burning project in UK draws comparison with recent Chinese protests

Two men at the center of race uproar meet at White House for beers

"You made me have a baby, " she screamed above the uproar. There was a sudden and appalling hush;

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Eli heard the outcry and asked, "What is the meaning of this uproar? " The man hurried over to Eli,

a huge uproar was triggered nationwide

Unto a greater uproar tempts his veins;

Uproar in Peru Over Transgenic Drug

I lose interest in the scenery and cause an uproar

Uproar Over Swiss Apology to Libya

a scene of mad confusion and uproar

People doing the deed upstairs didn't want any uproar

After the rush and uproar