US /ˈklæmɚ/
・UK /'klæmə/
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Well that was a question that President Trump had been asked from the outset about this because such was the concern about the use of a commercial messaging chat app to discuss what were clearly although the administration denied it classified attack plans the way in which it was set up with a whole series of individuals on the group including the sort of aides to senior officials you know the question was kind of immediately asked about this appeared to be a kind of resignable or resigning offense because of what had taken place but I think it was pretty clear that President Trump was perhaps waiting this out to see if the clamor died down and how survivable perhaps Mike Waltz's was in his position.
But I think it was pretty clear that President Trump was perhaps waiting this out to see if the clamor died down, um,
like there was some great clamor like, “When’s your next book?”
We can be so much happier when we manage for a time to still the clamor of the eye and live less intimately with ourselves.
Even without the clamor of swords or cannons, the chaos feels deafening, underscored only by Toru Takamitsu's haunting score and punctuated by screams.
Even without the clamor of swords or cannons, the chaos feels deafening, underscored only by Toru Takamitsu's haunting score and punctuated by screams.
May the clamor of weapons cease, and
May the clamor of weapons cease,
That said, it's been a long time since The Sting, and there doesn't seem to be much modern clamor for a ragtime renaissance, or is there? Italo Disco It all depends on where you look when it comes to our next musical genre, Italo Disco.
The latter can lend its thanks to the 1973 Robert Redford hit "The Sting" and its usage of Scott Joplin's "The Entertainer." That said, it's been a long time since "The Sting," and there doesn't seem to be much modern clamor for a ragtime renaissance, or is there?
other fish are sold out daily as locals and tourists clamor for a tasty meal.
CLAMOR FOR A TASTY MEAL.
At the bohol, the clamor for water never lets up.
At the borehole , the clamor for water never lets up.
But I think when you have these incidents that capture such public attention, there's a clamor for information and the politicians saying, we have to be as transparent as possible.
Had the Defence Secretary not said that, there would have been a clamor around this.