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homeland security spending,
totaling at
least $5 trillion. If
Americans are
clamouring to bomb
Afghanistan back to the
Stone Age, they
ought to know that this...
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enters the
domain of metaphor, as one
modern scholar has
pointed out, it
clamours for extension; and
satura (which had had no verbal, adverbial, or adjectival...
- beforehand. In
these ****emblies the
people recorded their opinion by
clamouring (a
method which survived in
Sparta as late as the 4th
century BCE), or...
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politicians and bureaucrats. Even
while some
European countries were
clamouring for bans on
British beef, they were
ignoring warnings from the European...
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champion team". The Age. 24 June 2003. "Beckham's
arrival is
complete as the
clamour grows". 8
December 2003. "Bayern
Munich v Real Madrid:
Champions League's...
- Publ. pp. 35–37. ISBN 978-81-208-2941-1.
Clara Lewis (16
April 2018). "
Clamour grows for
Marathi to be
given classical language status". The
Times of...
- Thus,
leading outlets such as Der
Spiegel and Die Zeit
would have been
clamouring for
military action against Russia and
attacking the
President of Russia...
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significant celebrity following and won over the
scathing fashion pack who now
clamour for a
ticket to her bi-annual show at New York
Fashion W****."
Beckham was...
- News.
Retrieved 22
October 2012. Moore,
Malcolm (25
September 2007). "
Clamour for free Pope John Paul II relics". The Telegraph. London.
Archived from...
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evangelicals such as
William Carey and
William Wilberforce had
successfully clamoured for the p****age of
social reform, such as the
abolition of sati and allowing...
