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hubbub

[huhb-uhb] / ˈhʌb ʌb /


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“At end of the day, this is just a hubbub about money and sex, which isn’t a whole lot different from 1996,” Caldwell said.

From Seattle Times

On a muggy afternoon recently at the upper primary school, you could barely hear the hum of lessons and hubbub of squeals that form the soundscape of a busy schoolhouse.

From BBC

His former bosses never got the finger; in the hubbub it ended up in a convenience store trash can.

From New York Times

But largely overlooked in all the hubbub around In-N-Out’s plans is the continuation of a strategy that has seen Tennessee’s government use California for the last 20 years to battle an identity crisis.

From Los Angeles Times

There's all the usual hubbub of activity: passengers arriving, suitcases being loaded, planes being fuelled.

From BBC