At the time a Rasta buying a house like that in uptown Kingston caused an uproar.
Harvard faculty are understandably (and predictably) in an uproar about the decision to scan the emails.
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The Gap's chief executive left in January 2007 amid an uproar over the company's performance.
The Flying Monkeys start hooting and squawking and sail off in an uproar, to disaster.
But last week, much of the media was in an uproar over store cameras.
He recently set off an uproar by proposing that the European Union "harmonize" taxes, i.e.
By last July, the business community was in an uproar, and both Republicans had introduced 1099 repeal.
But that proposal, which had been drafted in secret, led to an uproar and many, many revisions.
Silicon Valley is in an uproar over a new blog, The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs.
He answered questions about the recent French arms deal with Libya that has created an uproar in Europe.
Snow's famous 1959 lecture (later a book), "The Two Cultures, " which caused an uproar in England and America.
Those hostile takeovers were causing an uproar that threatened everything we were doing.
Berlusconi has publicly denied he is looking to dump the team but Rossoneri fans are still in an uproar.
The app triggered an uproar, and Foursquare revoked its access to users' locations.
People are bound to get in an uproar over this, largely thanks to how fast social media spreads controversial information.
With views commanding such premiums, anything that blocks them can cause an uproar, sometimes leading to lawsuits or city intervention.
However, the new outbreak among babies has prompted an uproar from critics who believe the hospital is old and obsolete.
They don't worry enough about the side effects, and after the meeting, drug safety experts and cardiologists go back into an uproar.
The woman whose work caused an uproar with the Front National party in France in 2012 (Madonna) is not on the list.
Then there's an uproar, and Micha and his wife get another surprise.
Obama caused an uproar when during a Democratic primary debate last spring he said that he would meet with Ahmadinejad without preconditions.
There has been an uproar in the Indian parliament over the investigation of the rape and murder of three sisters in Maharashtra state.
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It saddens me that in light of the remarkable challenges that old media faces, there would be such an uproar over this clip.
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If you missed all the drama a week or two ago, Eurogamer sparked a big controversy that had gaming journalists and fans in an uproar.
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One-time contender David Sokol left Berkshire earlier this year amid an uproar over trading in shares of Lubrizol prior to its acquisition by Buffett.
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"The Big Miss" also provoked an uproar as to whether or not Haney had violated some kind of "code" by discussing Woods in such detail.
Pay-day loans have caused an uproar among advocates for the poor.
As for me, the anxiety and loneliness of childhood that I describe in my book, "Tiger Babies Strike Back, " has caused an uproar in my family.
Mr. Leveson's inquiry, which began hearings last autumn, came in the wake of an uproar over illegal mobile-phone voice-mail hacking and alleged bribes-for-scoops at News Corp.
Coming up we'll talk about why you might have been hearing an awful lot about an ad for Cheerios, that's causing an uproar online because of the casting.
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