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A brouhaha is an ` argument or great excitement '; in France une ratatouille may be ` a stew,' but to a Cajun un ratatouille is ` a dispute between a husband and wife, 'and sounds like it.— VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XI No 3
Now we know what the recent media brouhaha has been about.— Latest Articles
Perhaps the brouhaha is a bit misplaced, but don't tell that to the dozens, maybe even hundreds, of female singers who worship at the altar of all things Dusty.— Dallas Observer | Complete Issue
But what outlasted the brouhaha was the pronunciation.— CNN Transcript Dec 19, 2007
He understands what the brouhaha has been about.— CNN Transcript Oct 4, 2004
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