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The decision to cancel the books created a furor in the industry because it was such an unusual move.

Of the four who had created such a furor, the present chairman of the committee was the only one now left.

A quarterly charge of 10 euros for health care was enough to create a major furor.

Southerners were delighted, but the decision created a furor in the North.

Her death created a furor because it revealed a mall policy that seemed, at the very least, unfair.

The decision immediately created a furor among many drug treatment experts.

His comments quickly created a furor in the drug-treatment community.

It created such a furor that they all felt the danger ahead.

It created a furor then, and it is creating one now.

If positions get out there early, it can create a furor.