And if you think it is just the left in uproar, think again – even many of the government's own supporters are appalled.
Now dissidents worry that the world, after its initial uproar, will again leave the Burmese people to cope with the junta on their own.
The uproar underlined yet again how people have deep-seated but contradictory feelings about their devices.
The uproar has once again presented companies affiliated with the NRA, and its powerful pro-gun lobby, with a question: to cut ties, or to continue a relationship with a large but controversial group? .
Mr. Granger's favorite, and perhaps best-known, book was "Public Murders" (1980), in which the city is in an uproar as a rapist-murderer strikes again and again.
Which all sounds a bit waffly to me – and not surprisingly, again, there was uproar on the forums, with people complaining that proper artisans were being overrun by mere suppliers.
They've deleted this tweet because of the uproar it provoked but, once again for those at the back, the mainstream media will continue to mainstream and legitimise fascism.
Afghans, insulted again, are in an uproar.
He completely understands the uproar, he said, and apologized once again.
Still, the uproar has forced people to recognize once again the importance of the policies set by technological platforms — such as Facebook, Google, and Twitter.
In a video he posted late Friday night on Facebook, Trump apologized again, but also dismissed the uproar as "nothing more than a distraction".
