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A lot of the clamour around the film has been fans eager to see Nicolas Cage, a beloved and slightly eccentric movie star with a persona kept well fed by the internet, take on such an iconic part.
“Despite the global clamour for decarbonization and energy transition, oil and gas remain relevant in the global energy mix, to guarantee energy security for our teaming population.
Hatzidakis did and there will now be a clamour for him to be banned, given Fulham's Aleksandar Mitrovic is set to miss eight matches for pushing referee Chris Kavanagh last month.
How disappointing was it, having that bitter experience at a time there is increasing clamour for former football stars to manage Nigerian football?
Source: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/01/nigerian-football-is-corrupt-rotten-peterside/
It will remain a closely guarded secret, despite the clamour of requests from guests every year.
“Let all bitterness, wrath, anger, clamour, and evil speaking be put away from you, with all malice.
Source: https://guardian.ng/sunday-magazine/ibru-ecumenical-centre/discover-the-will-of-god-for-you-49/
Meanwhile, the workers, our members, have been there day after day, ignoring the clamour while trying to finish these ferries and let their yard finally turn the page.
The clamour for their removal follows the discovery that the heads of the agencies have began lobbying President Bola Tinubu to retain their positions, following the recent shakeup in the security community by the new administration.
The clamour on my timeline heading into Saturday was for James Garner to start in the middle and for Everton to show some ambition.
The vote means Britain’s voice will not be added to the growing clamour for a ceasefire.