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The incident caused consternation inside Fox News Channel, which is a unit of the News Corporation, over its perceived closeness to the antigovernment Tea Party movement, especially in its highly rated opinion shows.
Last week, Grimes referred to herself as a "Clinton Democrat", much to the consternation of the Washington establishment, which isn't used to that term being used as anything but an insult.
'It doesn't hurt to give them a couple of drinks beforehand.' 9 1/2Weeks caused consternation within the US rating board, which is tougher on sex than violence on screen.
This clogs the broadband pipe, which is causing significant consternation with the operators as Internet video grows in popularity and is using operators' pipes to get to the consumer directly.
Next year, Woodhall Spa's event will be held between 7-8 July - a weekend earlier than usual - much to the consternation of the Thorpe Camp Festival which is due to be held less than three miles away and on the same weekend.
And then I turned around and returned to the world of hair-trigger outrage, condemnation, consternation, pessimism, gloom and impending apocalypse; which is to say, America and social media, where it sometimes seems an encouraging word is rarely heard without being promptly drowned out by a dozen angry doomsayers prophesying rains of fire and blood.
Causing some consternation locally is the new Aam Aadmi (common man) party, which is challenging many of the fundamental principles of Indian politics.
The condition of celibacy – which is already imposed on homosexual clergy – has caused consternation among gay Christians and their supporters.
