The phrase "ado over" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a misinterpretation or a combination of phrases, as "ado" typically appears in the expression "much ado about nothing" or similar contexts.
Example: "There was much ado about the event, but it turned out to be quite simple."
Alternatives: "fuss over" or "hype about".
The ado over Ms. Deen's language is far less important than a presidential sex scandal, of course.
He explained that he was concerned that all the ado over Mitt Romney's wealth ("Bain, carried interest, Cayman islands") would revive public animosity toward the haves.
Church, as Mr. Obama learned during the ado over his former pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr., is fraught with peril.
I'm reminded of the ado over Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff's "Growth in a time of debt" paper, that of the 90% debt-to-GDP threshold for growth slowdowns.
With all the ado over the New York Philharmonic's apparent defection to Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center seems to be picking and choosing its constituents with little regard for anything other than the center's own needs.
Mr. Obama, who has run the gamut of news shows in recent weeks to defuse the ado over his relationship with Mr. Wright, had no trouble finding longwinded words to demarcate his allegiance to his longtime pastor.
And as a comic variant on a Bardic pile-up, recent weeks have welcomed "Much Ado About Nothing" twice over, their openings separated by merely five nights and the river Thames.
No one has made much ado about handing over an iconic French garden to an Englishman, he said.
This time, the Flirt no sooner sees her ethereal rival than she, very funnily giving up the game without a moment's further ado, droops all over in the Dandy's arms.
When Opera submitted the Opera Mini browser to the App Store, much ado was made over whether or not it would be approved.
Missing from the current understanding are the inner workings of the enzymatic reaction mechanism that achieve such a balance, and, in particular the role the enzyme environment plays in asserting strict control over Ado· during catalysis.
