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(31) This was leaked to the media, who began to clamour for stricter control.

(32) The clamour of the church bells strikes my ears.

(33) Kathryn's quiet voice stilled the clamour.

(34) Fun, bustle, colour and clamour everywhere.

(35) But it is not only clamour to stop deforestation.

(36) There was a public outcry [ clamour ] .

(37) They remember that they too trod a sated generation, with such clamour and with just scorn.

(38) Perhaps unsurprisingly, de Boer was a rare optimistic voice amid the clamour of blame and recrimination.

(39) The noise in the auditorium had risen to a clamour.

(40) The war also brought a new clamour for native writers.

(41) The crowd in back of Old Chen began to clamour.

(42) The hellish noise roaring, swearing, and clamour joined to make the place seem a hell itself.

(43) The whole army began to clamour for the fosse to be filled up.

(44) The horses came to a standstill, the vague clamour of the work lapsed away.

(45) Owen paused, and immediately there arose a great clamour from his listeners.

(46) In the summer of 1689 Russian and Manchu delegations met at Nerchinsk. The Russians were encouraged to retreat by “the clank and clamour” of 15,000 Manchu troops.

(47) A great clamour has arisen around the question of peace or war.

(48) The clamour of the heavy traffic gave you a headache.

(49) The Russians were encouraged to retreat by “the clank and clamour” of 15, 000 Manchu troops.

(50) I said that I did not know what, in the shofar, let us say the clamour of guilt, is articulated from the Other who covers anxiety.

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(51) There was a great clamour for a swift ending of the war.

(52) During the week they clamour about the injustice meted out to the blacks.

(53) The Times continues to clamour for the nation to range itself beside Russia and France, and to embroil itself in the great continental war that is arising before us.