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For all the furore, the safety problems appear to have had little impact so far on overall export performance.

People familiar with the bank had suggested Citi would resume payments once the political furore over compensation had died down.

The developments will add to the furore over the hacking campaign, revealed last month when Google said its systems had been compromised.

the furore which his comments provoked, Maradona went on to score the goal for Argentina which knocked Italy out of the World Cup.

South Africa's government yesterday faced renewed furore over its foreign policy after it decided to ban a visit by the Dalai Lama.

Not so long ago Britain's political establishment was laid low by the media furore over fiddled parliamentary expenses.

Then there was the furore over Jeremiah Wright and the pastor's inflammatory 'God damn America' sermons .

Unfortunately this list caused such a furore that I had to remove it.

After a furore in Parliament, John Yates, an assistant commissioner of the Met, said his force would be speaking to Mr Coulson.

The case, which caused an online furore, was cited by some as an extreme example of the rampant materialism of modern China.

A taste of the political furore likely to accompany the bonus season comes today from a key Washington powerbroker.

Maddison has signed an exclusive media deal and contracted an experienced celebrity agent since the furore broke.

When Stanley Works, an American toolmaker, announced in 2002 that it was moving its headquarters to Bermuda, it caused a furore.

Behind the (justified) furore about payouts for failure lies a more profound question.

They are far too susceptible to scandal (witness the current furore in India over the sale of mobile-phone licences to favoured groups).

These estimates have risen rapidly as the scale of the oil leaked has become apparent and the political furore has intensified.

"Angelgate" , as it has been dubbed, sparked a furore in the start-up world.

One person close to the family says the clan is waiting for the public furore to calm.

Even I wanted to get to the front at one point but such was the furore, even from row 8, directly in line with Adebayor, I was too slow!

The limits of existing civil law in England were demonstrated recently by the furore over gossip on Twitter.

The poll also found support for Scottish independence had fallen in the wake of the furore over Megrahi's release.

so the prosecution of a priest, no less, for corruption has caused a furore.

More immediately, the furore is getting in the way of saving the system.

The furore rumbled on over bonuses paid at Wall Street companies that have received state aid.

Summers, of course, was forced to resign in 2006 after his public endorsement of this view caused a furore.

Two 15-year-olds are also being held: the bailed man is an illegal immigrant, which has heightened the national furore.

Mr Obama's apparent decision to offer the job of secretary of state to his old rival has inevitably caused a furore.

The furore was fuelled further by the lack of official apology from Beijing.

Humiliated, the dictator's son sought refuge in Macao until the furore blew over.

The furore about currency wars has confounded several separate policy issues.

The furore thus created a problem for the party's propagandists.

Such is the level of media furore and political sensitivity that Labour MPs may obediently vote Mr Brown's scheme through next week.

Mr Yar'Adua's mysteriously prolonged stay abroad is causing a furore at home.

Apple has now taken steps to address the furore over the new phone.

This may be down to popular indifference to the furore.

The furore over AIG is awkward for the new administration in several ways.

She accompanied the "Xinjiang Youth Dance Troupe" to perform in Nanjing and Shanghai in 1947 and created a furore .

For all the furore, the Chinese stock market is not a major source of funding for corporations.

The current furore should help reverse both trends, she thinks.

In Massachusetts, the furore that followed a Supreme Court ruling in 2004 has mostly subsided.

Now he is damagingly implicated in the furore engulfing Rupert Murdoch's media empire.

Indeed, it was at last year's meeting of the political elite that the furore over rising house prices burst into the open.

But, even before the furore over Buzz, there were signs of cracks in the edifice.

Perhaps the biggest lesson from the furore is that the Lib Dems are still learning the ropes of government.

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Furore: a fashion adopted enthusiastically by the public; a fad

Radio show axed over rape furore