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Mosque debate: Intolerance vs. insensitivity

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►Debate over Islamic mosque near ground zero shows sensitivity of words

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THIS WEEK'S WORD IN THE NEWS

TUMULTUOUS
DEFINITION: Noisy and disorderly.	FOUND IN THE NEWS: That whole process was a little bit tumultuous as it unfolded day to day. But the application itself and some of the proposals were truly something that would be very progressive. ►NJ.com -- 08/30/2010