Members of the Chicago Board of Trade will decide whether to change the markets from the open outcry system to a computerized one. |
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Was the outcry following his appointment based on his management skills or the fact that he wasn't English? |
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When, early in 1887, a force of 500 Italian soldiers was massacred in Africa, there was a national outcry and demands for strong government. |
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Whether the public believed him was immaterial, though any public outcry in support of the union message could only be helpful. |
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A public outcry for a master plan to maintain the pond as a heritage site has met with little response. |
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Our research revealed that in some areas there was an outcry if councils left verges uncut. |
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We can't risk a similar outcry over Easter like the kind we had on Pancake Day. |
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We've heard a lot about the bellboy, the bellhop that this alleged victim made her immediate outcry to. |
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Despite the outcry from teachers now, there has been a trahison des clercs. |
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The festival was an outcry against everyday life and a short escape from the treadmill of the work-eat-sleep regime. |
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Yesterday, the chief constable and the police authority issued a joint statement in a fresh bid to quell the outcry. |
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The incident was made much of in the American newspapers, and there was a general outcry from the U.S. public. |
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They were released on bail following a public outcry but still faced an uncertain future. |
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There would be an outcry and lawsuits if any American city tried such tactics against blacks or gays or members of other minority groups. |
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That makes the outcry in the US against outsourcing a good example of much ado about nothing. |
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The action followed a public outcry over revelations that the church hierarchy covered up claims of abuse. |
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There he made statements, which have raised a massive and understandable outcry in the Italian press. |
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They were convicted and executed, despite a massive outcry from all over the world against this barbaric treatment. |
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The outcry in the press was significant, and the resultant investigation into the incident was extensive. |
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And they have triggered a greater civilian outcry than almost any other weapon. |
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There was a huge public outcry following the deaths in May because the bus had no seatbelts. |
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The revelation has prompted an outcry from parents, legal experts and politicians who demanded further investigations. |
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In 2004 the then 77 year-old suspension bridge was closed to pedestrians, causing an outcry from local residents. |
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I think the council has got the message that it can't just sell off areas which are sensitive like this without a public outcry. |
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The video sparked a national outcry last week with commentators, including the Cabinet, labelling it racist. |
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Can you imagine the outcry if English football fans were treated in this way? |
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The camp hit the headlines when scenes of destruction similar to damage after an earthquake sparked an international outcry. |
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What would you have done if the children had been taken into care but had been returned following a public outcry? |
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The policy did not last more than ten years, as the public outcry grew and more and more people disappeared. |
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I feel a religious force in my person, a species of prayer, something like an outcry. |
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If she flinches, makes an outcry and tries to get up from the sofa, don't worry. |
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General Atlantic also moved to allay fears that open outcry would suffer from its involvement. |
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I have made the Commission a living force, and in consequence the outcry among the spoilsmen has become furious. |
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Had we done that at the time, there would have been an outcry that we were acting dogmatically, that this was Old Labour back. |
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Prince William raised a public outcry in England over the weekend when he speared a wild antelope on an African holiday. |
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The resulting outcry and desire for vengeance will rally the Arab states to another invasion. |
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The only thing I find more disturbing is the lack of public outcry over this outrage. |
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An outcry has been raised against the duello, when the fact is that the duello is simply the unit of war. |
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Public outcry led to the Partial Nuclear Test Ban Treaty of 1963 that ended above-ground testing. |
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Part of the public outcry about journos is the perception that journos spindoctor their stories. |
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In 1993, Colombia's government briefly made paying ransoms illegal, but there was an outcry from victims' relatives. |
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This decision follows an immediate outcry by the enraged Indian community in the United States. |
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In the midst of the public outcry about the team's expenditures and eccentricities, Joe stepped afoul of the law. |
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Informed soundings we've taken suggest that the initial outcry may have won only a temporary reprieve. |
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The passionate outcry in the middle of this poem is reminiscent of Sep. Sep's God withholds his love from man. |
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The happy thing about academics is that they are typically such gutless cowards when faced with anything like a real public outcry. |
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It also sparked a public and media outcry for more government transparency in disclosing information and defending the public right to know. |
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Norway outlawed smoking in bars and restaurants last June to an outcry from publicans who predicted serious trade shortfalls. |
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Obviously I haven't been brave enough to broach this topic amongst our friends for fear of an outcry. |
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Despite the outcry, glottochronology is still employed, but in mathematically increasingly complex and conceptually more sophisticated models. |
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If something similar happened in an inner city school there would be an outcry about lawless youngsters embracing a culture of violence. |
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There was a huge public outcry when he was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life. |
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Major economical upheaval caused a riotous outcry from the public for a more efficient government and less waste. |
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Let there be no outcry when the long arm of the law extends itself to these sectors, as indeed we believe, it will soon do. |
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After an outcry from the military brass and heavy attacks in the media, he reversed himself two days later. |
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The result is an outcry from U.S. and European manufacturers and a rush to reimpose quotas on Chinese textiles and clothing within months. |
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But often the outcry over the loss of a rural post office only starts when it has closed or is on the point of closing. |
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In October, a massive outcry from citizens put the brakes on the city's plans to privatize its own water system. |
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However, in response to the public outcry at the proposals, the council has now backtracked claiming talk of closure was a rumour. |
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British companies are still awarding their executives massive pay bonuses despite a press and shareholder outcry. |
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I offer a brief history of unionism, including the public outcry inspired by the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire. |
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The company backed down and withdrew the T-shirt uniform after a public outcry. |
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Only an international outcry can move these bureaucrats to honor the constitution instead of the concordat. |
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But the resistance was weak, the outcry muffled, the outrage muted. |
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Despite an international outcry, there appear to be no signs that a military crackdown on the media is abating. |
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There will be an international outcry, if, as reported, the black box is on its way to Moscow. |
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Instead, he fled the country until, abashed by a public outcry and newspaper appeals to find him, he contacted his family and his father fetched him home. |
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Can you imagine what the baseball outcry would have been had the writers had him on their ballots for Cooperstown consideration? |
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Despite public outcry ahead of the verdict, reaction was deafeningly silent. |
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Lately, Richard Dawkins seems to scan the world for sore spots, take a good poke, and revel in the ensuing outcry. |
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First he was dropped, then following a public outcry, he was reinstated. |
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When cities started adding chlorine to their water supplies, in the early 1900s, it set off public outcry. |
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The outcry was such that the airline relented, the familiar red, white and blue made its way back onto the plane tails and planeloads of passengers breathed a sigh of relief. |
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When it burned him out of his home in 1791 no public outcry ensued. |
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The outcry against such autocratic barbarousness became nearly universal. |
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Despite several degrees of self-censorship in those chatrooms, the number of incidents where the government followed an online outcry is countless. |
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So great was the international coverage and outcry that the regime quickly reversed course and unblocked Facebook on Tuesday. |
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Marie's voice rose shrewishly, riding the high waves of the baby's incessant outcry against the restrictions upon appetite imposed by enlightened motherhood. |
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Last year there was an outcry when a cull of the birds was suggested. |
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Jan grabs her braid and tugs it, ignoring her startled outcry. |
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But the real reason for the outcry to the joke was contained in the article written by Noel Sheppard of Newsbusters. |
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The move has provoked public outcry from bar owners and thousands of waiters, dancers and bar girls, as well as disgruntled murmurings from late-night boozers. |
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There was no outcry, even though Bush himself also apologized to Prime Minister nuri al-Maliki. |
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When an outcry ensued, Oktar denied writing the book, and blamed it on his research assistant, according to Solberg. |
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If Bush does run, however, he could ignore the outcry from the conservative wing of the party. |
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I was interested to read about the driver who was cautioned for playing his music too loudly in his car and the ensuing outcry from both the media and from the driver himself. |
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But they were eventually given the green light, following a public outcry. |
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Why hasn't there been a louder outcry about the measures adopted? |
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The resulting media outcry prodded the military to review its practices. |
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Last month the death of a little boy caused a national outcry. |
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The outcry was such that something had to be done and be seen to be done. |
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The outcry over the case has thrown a pall over Scotland's justice system. |
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The announcement of the impending courts martial, with at least seven army personnel facing war crimes charges, led to an outcry by senior military figures. |
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Some struggles emerged for social programs, like the fight against de-indexing pensions in the late 1980s, which the government was forced to abandon after popular outcry. |
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But work was halted after a public outcry, and in what would be a major U-turn by the authority, members are expected to give the go-ahead for the berms to be ripped up. |
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While far less inflammatory than suggested by the resultant outcry, the exhibit's attempt to present multiple perspectives on the bombing was ill-timed. |
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She was eager, but public outcry in Monaco against her playing a kleptomaniac made reject the role. |
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Remember the outcry when Miley Cyrus bared just her back for Vanity Fair? |
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My mother, determined to short-circuit my outcry, would match my objections by pointing out an inherent reward for doing such work. |
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The outcry from rural and exurban voters achieved what no amount of lobbying from environmentalists in Washington alone could have. |
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When news of the Braddock disaster reached Britain it caused a massive public outcry over the government's poor military preparation. |
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They were surprised by the outcry against the casino proposal. |
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The outcry over Arthur's fate saw an increase in local opposition to John, which Philip used to his advantage. |
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When this was leaked out to the British public in spring 1909, there was public outcry. |
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The dogs added their voices to the din, howling for hours, each trying to outcry the others. |
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Similar outcry greeted the Met Office's decision to rename Finisterre to FitzRoy, but in that case, the decision was carried through. |
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The public outcry, especially among the upper and middle classes, helped stir change in the young workers' welfare. |
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Henry yielded to the outcry and instituted a formal inquiry into Simon's administration. |
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President Truman, when at last he grasped the nettle and dismissed MacArthur, knew well enough the outcry that would follow. |
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In 1908, this outcry led the Belgian state to assume responsibility for the government of the colony, henceforth called the Belgian Congo. |
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The outcry over forced labor is a serious blow to the ruling Communist Party. |
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Public outcry, however, led him to feature Holmes in 1901 in the novel The Hound of the Baskervilles. |
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During the April 8 outage, CME shifted immediately from Globex to open outcry. |
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So what was this horrifically shocking joke that caused such an outcry? |
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Hickok was acquitted, and it caused a public outcry of injustice. |
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They were put on trial and sent to penal colonies in New South Wales, Australia, but were granted pardons after a huge public outcry. |
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Following a public outcry, buildings around the square were protected in 1973, preventing redevelopment. |
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It follows an outcry by agent Barry Silkman who played a role in two transfers to McClaren's Boro side. |
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A global outcry erupted in May after Ishag was sentenced under sharia law to hang for apostasy. |
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In 2006 the Wrong Gallery restaged this work at the Frieze Art Fair to much less outcry but with its disturbing questions intact. |
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There, amid an outcry to address Anselm's situation, Urban renewed bans on lay investiture and on clerics doing homage. |
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Some exchanges are physical locations where transactions are carried out on a trading floor, by a method known as open outcry. |
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There was considerable outcry from practicing attorneys that they would have to relearn the designations of Code sections. |
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The results caused a public outcry in support of the opposition candidate, Viktor Yushchenko, who challenged the outcome. |
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Had this contract gone to a European company, we would have been deafened by the outcry from the Euro-sceptics, deploring our loss of sovereignty to Brussels. |
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There was an outcry from fans and this proposal was dropped. |
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Are we not in fact dicivilizing ourselves as we decivilize them? Why is there no outcry? Is it because we have cast off the delusion of human sanctity? |
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The decision caused public outcry, since the farming villages of Measand and Mardale Green would be flooded, with their inhabitants needing to be relocated. |
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Since the early 1990s, many of the largest exchanges have adopted electronic 'matching engines' to bring together buyers and sellers, replacing the open outcry system. |
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Currently, it is providing electronic trading only for a few hours after the Japanese market closes each day, and also daytime trading on the open outcry system. |
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Prior to the 1980s, it consisted of an open outcry exchange. |
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Darren Harvey went to ground after a national outcry over a BBC documentary which claimed he scammed food from a charity which was meant for the needy. |
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Initially, there was an outcry, led by the Rev Thomas Price against the comments made by the vicar of Aberdare in his submission to the commissioners. |
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This caused a public outcry and the government had to review its policy. |
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The distinctive trading procedures of commodity exchanges are an ages-old practice of buying and selling grain by public outcry in a open trading pit. |
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The disfiguration of the statue by vandals resulted in a public outcry. |
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Shortly after the outcry, the company cancelled the product. |
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The subsequent public outcry led to their release and return. |
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The townhouse will be sold in an open outcry reserve auction format. |
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Due to the outcry, the following day the appointment was revoked. |
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The speech caused an outcry from other European leaders, and exposed for the first time the deep split that was emerging over European policy inside her Conservative Party. |
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The resulting entrainment of guillemots led to such great bird mortality, as well as to public outcry, that fishing lets were abandoned the following year. |
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However, following a public outcry, the Cathedral changed its position and on 18 July 2013 announced its agreement to give King Richard III a raised tomb monument. |
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