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The death of a Qantas passenger of thrombosis -- blood clots that migrate to the heart or lungs -- last fall upon landing at Heathrow Airport, London, created a stir about "traveler's thrombosis," which has also been called "economy class syndrome".
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The pilot of "Dads" caused a bit of a stir about stereotypes, and some advocacy groups were particularly offended when the Chinese-American employee, Veronica Brenda Songg), is instructed by Eli and Warner to dress up as a Sailor Moon-like animé character to soften up Chinese investors.
There was the notorious show of March 14th, when Maddow pitched two pages of Trump's 2005 tax return that had come her way — "Breaking news"; "The world is getting its first look" — and was all-around pilloried for producing nothing much except a stir about herself.
Rebuild the Dream and other allies like New Bottom Line will be raising a stir about the problems in the weeks and months to come.
AF's advocacy regarding compensation has taken on even greater urgency among some members of Actors Equity, with the full Twitter support and perhaps instigation of AF, has raised a stir about the pay structure of touring agreements over the holidays.
The procedure, already causing a stir, is about to become a phenomenon.
Reports of Cheating at Barnard College Cause a Stir Revelations about shared quiz answers, unearned grades and even bribes in a Barnard course.
Unusual signals from a nearby star that have generated an internet stir about the possible discovery of an alien civilisation are more likely to be natural than artificial according to the official organisation in charge of the search for extra-terrestrial intelligence (Seti).
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The move has caused a stir in Northampton, about 70 miles north of London, as it is the first time in living memory that a shoe company is growing rather than closing.
