clamor in the PONS Dictionary

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The stories were immediately popular, and the public clamored for more.
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Her wardrobe cost $1,000,000 and women around the world clamored for copies of her hats, gowns, and jewelry.
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All of these developments led the local inhabitants to clamor for the status of a city.
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Two weeks into the campaign, with consumers and stores clamoring for the product, the advertising agency claimed that no such drink existed.
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However, parents soon clamored for the reopening of classes and in 1992, funds were raised.
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Cars were a popular commodity, and the public clamored for them.
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Artists and performing groups reacted and clamored for the reopening of the winery that had been left idle for ten years.
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The martial turmoil of yesterday, and the horrible clamor of war, are followed today, in harmonious contrast, by sweet hymns of peace and unity.
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His decision to escalate was certainly not a decision his supporters were clamoring for.
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However, his soldiers clamored for an end to the fighting.
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