The dealings of Mr. Putin and his acquaintances are likely to come under even more scrutiny as the opposition grows bolder in clamoring for government reforms.
But the German automakers were by no means alone in clamoring for headlines; dozens of automakers revealed new cars and features meant to stir the passions of buyers in Europe, where sales have fallen to bleak levels not seen since 1993.
The other, accompanied by two excellent Jackson Pollock drip paintings, is a frankly terrible experiment by the artist, from 1943: "Burning Landscape," a farrago of stabs and smears in clamoring, ugly color.
In his booth, as in every computer center visited in Madhya Pradesh and Pondicherry, children crowd in, clamoring for a chance to play on this machine that their elders call a magic box.
WASHINGTON — Business executives and Republicans joined Democrats and labor unions in clamoring Wednesday for a multibillion dollar initiative to stimulate the economy with more federal spending on roads and bridges, waterways, airports, railways, schools and energy-saving technology.
Like a farm team or a the drama group from Waiting For Guffman, you're basically dealing with a bunch of people in clamoring out to be discovered.
Now, though, in the clamor for new elections in Tunisia, Islamic leaders, once banned, are talking of returning from exile.
Almost lost in the clamor over the first-base experiment were the seven innings that Piazza caught tonight, giving him 17 over the last three games.
Negatives filed in drawers clamor for attention and light.
"Families split apart in the clamor to win a committee position," Time reported.
