A FRISKY feline is causing consternation in Kenya.
The adoption of these rules was met with consternation, mostly by people outside of Delaware.
The sting was disclosed in December by Richard Cartiere's Wine Market Report, a trade publication, and as consumers became aware of it this month they filled wine blogs and bulletin boards with anger and consternation, mostly directed at Wine.com but also at the tangle of laws that makes it so difficult to get sought-after wines.
This, of course, causes some consternation.
Children are always sent on the traditional teenage adventure on a kibbutz, but religion plays no part in their daily lives, and their attitude toward the politics and policies of Israel is mostly one of embarrassed consternation.
There was consternation at those words.
But mostly it chronicles the advisers' consternation over what they missed in the vetting process: As Nicolle Wallace Sarah Paulsonn), a former Bush aide who was a senior Palin adviser, puts it, "She didn't know why North and South Korea were different countries".
The decision, which affected a number of other steamy apps, caused some consternation among developers--mostly because it reflected a sudden change in Apple's policy and cost the creators' money, since they'd been banking on revenue from apps that were no longer sellable.
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Until that moment, I had always recoiled when asked for my name by a barista — an innocent question for a simple transaction, but one that harkens back to traumatic days growing up in Pittsburgh, where my name caused controversy and consternation for people who, if they were not black, were mostly descendants of Germany, Italy, and Ireland.
