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uproar

noun as in commotion, pandemonium

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"You try to take a Murray mint off a pensioner - uproar. But we've closed thousands of youth clubs. It's a national disaster."

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The uproar even produced this exquisitely inane headline from the New York Times: “What Charlie Kirk Could Mean for the Future of Marriage.”

The comedian's show was pulled after his 15 September monologue about the shooting of Kirk caused uproar.

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The liberal comedian's show was yanked off air last week after his monologue about the shooting of Kirk caused uproar.

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The uproar has also reignited debate over an unofficial Chinese ban on South Korean entertainment, which has been in place for nearly a decade.

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