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consternation

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  • There was considerable public consternation about the marriage and the possibility of
  • Chief Obafemi Awolowo, causing widespread consternation across western Nigeria.
  • This is cause for much consternation among traditional enthusiasts/devotees of
  • he head as he was leaving the gym, causing consternation among those present when the incident happ
  • h single women among them caused a greater consternation among the “Westerners” in port settlement.
  • red the absence of the soothsayer, causing consternation among the villagers who were told by the s
  • ommissioned as a raider-were causing great consternation among merchants in the North by voraciousl
  • schedule was implemented in 1969, causing consternation amongst the fire fighters.
  • at the landing and created a great deal of consternation amongst the Confederates.
  • His behaviour after the invasion caused consternation amongst the locals as he appeared to be wa
  • ocking of the major channel did cause some consternation amongst the German forces in Bruges.
  • n a free transfer in July 2001 caused some consternation amongst the club's supporters.
  • t would have caused him no small amount of consternation and pain.
  • office of Pillaiyan, leading to government consternation and intervention.
  • s third son Sengge as his successor to the consternation and disbelief of Tseten and Tsobda Batur.
  • Civil War-a conflict that caused him great consternation and may have brought about his premature d
  • sciplined hosts which soon arrived, to his consternation and embarrassment.
  • the nation and the city are in as great a consternation as can be imagined."
  • There was much political consternation at the ruling.
  • s and on the film, as well as Chaka Khan's consternation at being "Broooced" (Raitt deadpanned back
  • delivered their Hunterian oration, causing consternation at his second oration in 1826 by using the
  • total silence, much to his junior officers consternation, before stating quietly: "Cocks is dead".
  • esents an exercise in both controversy and consternation, but certainly the Wilson/Holiday sides be
  • e also sang "Matilda" to great acclaim and consternation by some when it did not win the competitio
  • He also caused consternation by suggesting the football teams of the fo
  • meet the foe, amongst whom he caused such consternation by the boldness of his rush, as to leave l
  • To Yeo's consternation, dawn on 13 January showed a sail approach
  • e under seal because it wanted to preclude consternation from its customers and a "surge of inquiry
  • To Himmler's consternation, Hitler's fondness for Gesche stemming fro
  • The article caused consternation in the Brazilian press.
  • The broadcast of the report led to some consternation in French-speaking Belgium.
  • The judgment occasioned general consternation in the country, and the judges were treate
  • failure prompted a great deal of mirth and consternation in the British and European media.
  • simply a deception to buy time, it caused consternation in the Confederate capitol at Richmond.
  • This caused some consternation in some Army circles, with representation
  • In the later role he caused consternation in some quarters in 2003 for describing To
  • is capacity as a private detective, caused consternation in official quarters, leading to at least
  • This caused consternation in the government, which feared that his s
  • f the fire retardant, prompting widespread consternation in the Croatian press and public regarding
  • Norman caused considerable consternation, including with the young Kennedy senators
  • Such was the consternation of the American Psychological Association
  • creates a minor media splash, much to the consternation of a Priest in the hospital.
  • Much to the consternation of some, Brooks called Young "an accessory
  • y report to the registrar's office, to the consternation of the traditionally-minded, and to the de
  • an soon begin to fall in love, much to the consternation of her ex-boyfriend Randy Bigelow (Larry L
  • ort of the Bishop of Salisbury much to the consternation of a former Catholic mayor of the town, Wi
  • rike, he was recalled by Cincinnati to the consternation of several of his teammates who had gone o
  • ch allows them to stay in business, to the consternation of the adult competitor.
  • gional Mexican KLAX-FM "La X," much to the consternation of its fans.
  • Slowly, much to the consternation of them both, she and Charles find themsel
  • dditional grants of land, sometimes to the consternation of the people who lived there.
  • tional Assembly again in 1960, much to the consternation of President Chehab.
  • out of 150 in the written section, to the consternation of his teachers.
  • ts-operating somewhat as a maverick to the consternation of many of Central and Western Canada's bu
  • "We were filled with an absolute consternation of astonishment," Huc noted in his famous
  • or motor cross and quad bikes, much to the consternation of the people living nearby).
  • killed in a hail of bullets (to the later consternation of von Scherbach and Schulz) by camp guard
  • n the stock exchange listings, much to the consternation of both the law-enforcement officialdom an
  • found their way over the bank, much to the consternation of the occupants of the junks."
  • sue construction bonds in the city, to the consternation of white landowners, Shepherd nonetheless
  • velopers have created much controversy and consternation on the part of long standing Harmony resid
  • ted to the Democratic gains include public consternation over the launch of Sputnik and Cold War po
  • Furthermore, he learns to his consternation that the longer he stays in that form, the
  • After some internal consternation the congress however decided to place him
  • And so, much to Billy's increasing consternation, the townspeople begin to view him no long
  • "To our consternation, the fuses, which had been constructed to
  • locals initially greeted the project with consternation; there was an enormous upheaval to village
  • vacate, however, and to Washington's great consternation, they tried to court Tanacharison as an al
  • This caused great consternation to Maldeo, who immediately (and wrongly) s
  • This rule created considerable consternation to the panellists on a programme during th
  • benefice or prebend, which was a source of consternation to the clergy.
  • h so that all kings trembled, and in their consternation turned to Balaam, inquiring whether this u
  • as light as the day and, to King Gustav's consternation, unfavourable southwesterly winds prevente
  • the high road to Irvine: but, to our great consternation, we found it was the point from which seve
  • art; its consecration in 1950 caused much consternation within the ranks of the clergy of France,