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"the commotion in" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it when referring to a disturbance in a certain place, such as "The commotion in the cafeteria was loud and disruptive."
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The commotion in Delhi might begin to change that.
That is because the commotion in the bond markets today is different from other difficult periods.
FROM the commotion in the kitchen, you would have thought it was a wedding day.
Noticing the commotion in the hotel, the driver asked what was going on.
Federal officials tried to assure neighborhood residents not to be alarmed by the commotion in their community.
Tells about the commotion in the barnyard & about Mrs. Eliasson' troubles with feed salesmen that come around.
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This is the first anniversary of her candidacy and she is still unable to break 50% in the polls, despite the commotions in the Republican party.
The rapturous reception is not for one of the platinum-selling classics from his days with The Commotions in the 1980s.
After release of the album, concert support slots for Elton John and Lloyd Cole and the Commotions in late 2004 and early 2005 followed, as did a band residency at London club 93 Feet East.
As for the commotion involved in playing in the same group with Woods, Maruyama said: "I'm used to the rhythm that Tiger plays golf.
The space is bright and open, like an updated school cafeteria, and diners can watch the smoky commotion in the glassed-in kitchen.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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