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furore [fjʊ(ə)ˈrɔːri] SUBST

furore

фурор m

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From afar the incident had looked much worse and was replayed repeated on slow-motion television with a media furore and press demanding disciplinary action. en.wikipedia.org

Feedback is typically the main motivation for pushing real-time graphics to its furore. en.wikipedia.org

The subsequent furore resulted in a further repainting with restoration of the extra minute. en.wikipedia.org

It caused a furore, being considered an unwarranted humanisation of the strictures of imprisonment. en.wikipedia.org

This create a huge furore but no one suspects the three youths because of their otherwise clean record and family background. en.wikipedia.org

The accusations led to a high-level inquiry, but ultimately no players had action taken against them and the furore eventually died away. en.wikipedia.org

It was the manner of his victory, rather than the victory itself, that caused the furore. en.wikipedia.org

It raised a major furore because of the interracial nature of the marriage. en.wikipedia.org

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