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This arrogance, possibly intended to arouse the jealousy of Thomas Culpeper, caused some consternation at court.

Harrison's report was met with consternation in Washington, and its contrast with Patton's position ultimately contributed to Patton being relieved of his command in Germany in September 1945.

In 1871, despite Chinese consternation over Japan asserting its control over the Ryukyu Islands the previous year, China and Japan signed the Sino-Japanese Friendship and Trade Treaty.

Its political stories caused consternation and complaints - there were numerous spats with councils, quangos and occasionally blank spaces where legal injunctions had caused stories to be pulled just prior to printing.

Unfortunately jubilation was to become consternation as the footplate team realised the train was still making 110 mph only a mile and a half from Crewe station.

Much to the consternation of the police force, Roger solves the murder mystery.

His note to National Geographic led to consternation and embarrassment.

The incident caused great consternation and anger throughout much of England and provided fodder for the vitriolic patriots on both sides of the border.

This latter development caused consternation to King Henry II of England, who feared the establishment of a rival Norman state in Ireland.

On the last show, Murphy caused consternation when he told viewers that the show would not be returning.

He vied for the same seat again in the 2015 elections and was widely projected to win when, to the consternation of the populace, his main challenger was surprisingly declared as the winner, this time provoking spontaneous mass protests that rocked the capital city of Enugu for days.

One amusing episode in An t-Oileánach describes a neighbour's family at supper when, to their bewilderment and consternation, young chickens began raining, one by one, onto the table and splashing into a mug of milk.

Restrictions on imports imposed to take the pressure off depleted foreign exchange reserves caused consternation among town dwellers who had become accustomed to buying foreign goods.