You can shout in anger, weep in anger, even smile in anger.
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What has taken its place, at least temporarily, is pure anger — anger at immigrants, anger at elites, and, above all, anger at Hillary Clinton.
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There's anger in our land; anger at self-serving politicians; anger at a government that seems disassociated from the public good; anger at leaders who are dishonest and corrupt, who favor special interests.
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This is not just my anger, this is our anger.
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"But that anger is also my anger," she said afterwards.
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Try to stay calm, rather than meeting anger with anger.
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Inevitably, grief soon turns to anger and anger leads to questions.
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Trump's anger at Nielsen is really anger at this delicate balance.
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Anger management professionals will tell you that while anger is a signal that something is wrong, how you respond to anger is what matters.
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Nobody seems too afraid—fear leads to anger, anger to hate, etc.
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Fear leads to anger … anger leads to hate … hate leads to suffering.
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Fear leads to anger; anger leads to hate; hate leads to suffering.
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While anger is a natural emotion, anger alone cannot solve a problem.
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Mr. Trump himself revels in his anger or the performance of anger.
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Palpable voter anger And among voters, the anger is palpable in both countries.
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But what do we have, other than our anger, and each other's anger?
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My initial reaction to this was anger, but anger gave way to joy.
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Trump's anger at Kirstjen Nielsen was really an anger with this delicate balance.
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She brought anger to the stage and, for someone who has a narrow emotional range, anger in response to Trump's anger and attacks worked in her favor.
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There's tremendous anger, and I understand the anger from the other side very much.
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Ultimately, the source of the sisters' anger isn't as important as the anger itself.
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This will generate tremendous anger at the bottom, and that anger will disrupt everything.
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There's tremendous anger, and I understand the anger from the other side very much.
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Anger is OK, too, as long as we don't get angry at our anger.
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His anger is associated with criminality and a black woman's anger is associated with danger.
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In those days, there was so much anger in me — anger against myself, my industry.
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Angels provokes anger right out of your bones, and that anger charges it with urgency.
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It is the anger of political action; it is the anger of the American Revolution.
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Then boredom turns to anger, and anger turns to drugs, and drugs turn to excitement!
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The anger toward the condition of the economy extended to anger with the federal government.
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Unlike women, they hold their anger in, but eventually that anger builds up and explodes.
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Protesters unleash anger toward a different agency Police in Memphis said upset residents misdirected their anger.
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In order to control my anger, I had to start recognizing what does anger feel like.
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When men are taught to react to situations with unbridled anger, that anger leads to violence.
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The conversation broached the topic of anger when Leeds said that she felt anger wasn't enough.
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Rather, the thing you feel is anger... Anger towards those who left me in that bathroom.
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I used to feel the anger he feels about it, anger to the point of tears.
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When you talk about feeling resentment or anger after the referendum, where is that anger aimed?
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You had to play somebody with such anger and maintain that anger all the way through.
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But maybe the commercial exploitation of political anger is what has concentrated and weaponized that anger.
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Yet the current conservative anger (including the president's anger) is targeted at Republicans, rather than Democrats.
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The thrashing, clashing guitars convey anger not with the subject, but with the fact that "fear leads to panic, panic leads to pain / Pain leads to anger, anger leads to hate".
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Her stern singing and pleasurably spacious arrangement reject spontaneous anger for a calmer, simmering, more rational anger.
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" Lipman says it's like a tap -- you can turn it on and off: "More anger, less anger.
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If Christ himself was able to express such unbridled anger, then how could anger be a sin?
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"The Uses of Anger: Women Responding to Racism," for example, encourages black women to own their anger.
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"It wasn't just sadness, it was also manifest in anger, and anger toward herself," Ms. Sheil said.
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On the debate stage, it seemed like a binary choice for Biden: Anger on or anger off.
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Bloomberg might anger people, but he'll anger them less selectively, because his campaign isn't beholden to anyone.
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I wondered if I would walk in and anger would accompany me back out into the world without realizing the anger I felt was an unacknowledged anger I had unwittingly brought with me.
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Anger It didn't take long for fans to begin to feel the anger of losing yet another legend.
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INCREASING ANGER Powell is facing increasing anger from Trump, who nominated him for the job in late 2017.
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Sometimes anger is a primary symptom, and usually underneath the anger there is sadness, loss, and psychological pain.
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Lee said he felt "enormous anger" after the 1941 attack, but let go of that anger long ago.
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Most of all, we'll need to learn how to communicate contents and anger—anger as Pasolini intended it.
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There's tremendous anger over it," he said, adding, "I understand the anger from the other side very much.
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I think we have to use the anger we feel for good because anger without action is selfish.
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" The idea that anger makes you confused really only applies to one expression of anger, she said — "the explosive, 'let me break things' anger" that our culture tends to associate with "rage-filled men.
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And still, it's scary to recognize how much anger I have roiling beneath the surface of my skin and how few outlets I have for that anger, how I don't feel entitled to that anger.
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" But, he added, "I used to feel the anger [Henry] feels about it, anger to the point of tears.
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Japanese anger over the court ruling was followed by its trade restrictions, which in turn exacerbated South Korea's anger.
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A mother's anger In the days since the death, the city of Des Moines has felt grief and anger.
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Fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate...we all know the rest of that chain reaction of emotions.
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" Johnson said in a phone interview, "It was about harnessing this anger, they were trying to verbalize their anger.
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Stop fueling the anger: Cut off the stories about how you were wronged or why your anger is justified.
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"I went from depression to anger, and then anger turned to fight and fighting turned into gangs," Sanchez recalled.
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It was as much an expression of grief as one of anger, though there was plenty of anger, too.
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"There's an anger, and the anger often comes out as a fear, and fear can generate ugliness," he said.
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He's not somebody who conveys anger very much, but he did convey anger quite effectively on those occasions, I thought.
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" ― Arundhati Roy "If you wish to heal your sadness or anger, seek to heal the sadness or anger of others.
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"They say there's usually a bit of anger involved but I haven't gotten to the anger part yet," adds Dickinson.
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"They say there's usually a bit of anger involved but I haven't gotten to the anger part yet," she said.
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Anger in the social media age There was, in fact, some anger toward and disapproval of Clinton for his move.
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Bush: Anger shouldn't drive trade policy: Former President George W. Bush says politicians shouldn't base U.S. trade policy on anger.
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In small, marginalized groups, there's just this vitriol and you know, I do believe that all anger is self-anger.
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The kind of betrayal that can lead to anger, yes, but an anger that's woven into compassion, understanding and love.
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"There will be time later for anger and for justice — anger whose purpose is served in justice," the editorial added.
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And it's violence—one way of expressing anger, but not anger itself—that is at the center of Fight Club.
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It was curious that Thurman's public declarations were lauded as a triumphant vision of female anger, because the clip offered precisely the version of female anger that we've long been socialized to produce and accept: not the spectacle of female anger unleashed, but the spectacle of female anger restrained, sharpened to a photogenic point.
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" She added: "The exploration of anger and women having anger of their own that isn't provoked is really powerful for me.
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The official justification for the tariffs is rooted in anger about Chinese mercantilism—anger which is shared across the rich world.
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Films glamorize heroes who don't feel anything but anger or fear — and who then find ways to make the anger dominant.
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" Dennis accused her ex of exhibiting "periods of impulsive and uncontrollable bouts of anger" and "extreme narcissism and anger management problems.
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We're hoping that people with a negative attitude or a bunch of anger can turn that anger inward and help him.
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A palpable anger: The bipartisan anger was palpable at the hearing, where service secretaries acknowledged widespread problems with military housing conditions.
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Who was it that said, 'Fear is the path to the dark side…fear leads to anger…anger leads to hate'?
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Who was it that said, "Fear is the path to the dark side…fear leads to anger…anger leads to hate"?
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In My First Film, Zia Anger explores the humor, anger, and heartbreak she feels about her lost work, all live onstage.
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Sadly, the leaders of today's Wutbürger movements never grasped the difference between anger driven by righteousness and anger driven by hate.
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I grew out of my anger and moved on, because I realized the anger wasn't going to help me in life.
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PM visit not enough to allay anger Prime Minister Hwang visited Seongju county on Friday in an attempt to ease their anger.
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In the meantime, those of us without an anger disorder could learn how to prevent our anger from spiraling out of control.
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" Dennis also accused her ex of exhibiting "periods of impulsive and uncontrollable bouts of anger" and "extreme narcissism and anger management problems.
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Trump has thus far decided to meet anger with more anger, to foment and exploit it and pit people against one another.
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We are comfortable with the idea that stagnant wages and weak growth generate anger, and that anger can be harnessed by demagogues.
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Voter anger boils over at yet another Republican town hall Voter anger boils over at yet another Republican town hall Republican Sen.
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Jesus' anger is always a righteous anger, never on behalf of himself, but in reaction to how he sees others being treated.
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Is the anger felt by a crowd marching for immigrants' rights categorically different from the anger of a crowd marching against immigration?
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A: I was afraid I would trigger his anger, and his anger when he felt rejection, I assume when he felt rejection.
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"Her son, unfortunately, remained embittered by past abuse and nursed a gnawing anger," writes one in the New York Times, as if old age alone should absolve people of their sins, as if the son's anger — my anger — is unfair.
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I think anger can be a great energy, but also anger can restrict us, restrict the full totality of what we can accomplish.
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Maybe. Now, your generosity may not be reciprocated, but before we decide to match anger with anger, why not take the high ground.
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"I didn't know what anger really was before this happened to me, and I didn't know how powerful anger could be," she says.
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"We think of anger as something overwhelmingly negative, but it's actually our management or mismanagement of anger that produces negative results," she said.
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In a 2015 study, researchers found that women's anger made them seem less reliable to others, while men's anger made them seem powerful.
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If he settles on somebody else, it's going to be there was anger about Romney and he couldn't stand up to that anger.
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I thought a long time about anger, and in that time, wrote a lot of different scripts, including some that were about anger.
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"There is anger, anger and indignation that many French share," he said in 13-minute prerecorded speech from the Elysée, the presidential palace.
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"I personally felt a lot of anger, and perceived a lot of anger, at the people who could've made that happen," he recalled.
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In fact, explaining the external cause for their anger brought female candidates rankings up nearly to the level of men who expressed anger.
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To be sure, anger, like other emotions, also has its drawbacks and certainly, we should not use anger to justify violence or revenge.
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The images of campers being maced or attacked by dogs spread anger across the country, and many brought that anger to Standing Rock.
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Most people learn that bottling up anger can sometimes be a good thing — if it's a superficial enough frustration that the anger will evaporate even if the problem isn't fixed, it's usually not worth the trouble to express the anger in the moment.
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Given that her defining quality is anger, even though it's so personal to her situation, it feels like she's channeling the anger in the culture right now, the anger about how women are being treated, and who they're expected to be. Yes.
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That the normally-trusted police and judiciary now often bear the brunt of the anger points to a fear which lies beneath the anger.
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They have created an anger transmogrification machine, leading voters to misconstrue the fury of egotists for the transformative anger that helps change the world.
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This is bad news for people with the disorder because experiments have shown that venting anger—even more justified anger—makes you feel worse.
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Former L.A. Laker Kobe Bryant criticized President Trump on Saturday for creating "division and anger:" A #POTUS whose name alone creates division and anger.
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Instead of a theory of male anger, we have a growing literature in essays and now books about female anger, a phenomenon in transition.
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For so-called anger management to be truly relevant, it must focus equally on self-silencing, somatization, unhealthy anger diversion, and negative social responses.
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This isn't the first guy who seemed to have found a target for his anger who we can't understand where the anger came from.
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Or would it anger Republican voters and help Trump, or perhaps even anger some of the spurned candidates and lead to them endorsing Trump?
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"There can be anger — anger at the opportunity cost to the Americans we're all here serving and what could have gotten done," she continued.
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But anger without doing something other than protesting and making speeches won't protect the environment or do much else other than produce more anger.
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It stemmed from so many places: anger that there might be a life without me being present, anger that my husband didn't understand my emotions and exactly what I was going through, anger at this life interruption that might possibly be longer than a pause.
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Naturally, the internet was not amused, and has spent the last few days variously anger-blogging, anger-vlogging, and unsubscribing from Fine Bros Entertainment™.
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To listen to the anger and take seriously the anger not only even if, but especially if, some of it is directed at white women.
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Farmers' anger over falling crop prices was factor behind the BJP's defeat in three major state elections in December, and that anger hasn't gone away.
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Chemaly talks about the ways conservatives imagined and impugned Michelle Obama's anger, and also reflects on her own family's avoidance of women's pain and anger.
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Traister portrays these women's motives for standing up in each case as anger, an anger that gave them the energy to do what they did.
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The meeting was abruptly ended by Trump, who expressed anger that Democrats were investigating him, and anger specifically at Pelosi over the cover-up remark.
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Psychologist Sandra Thomas, who has studied female anger, says that aggressive ways of venting frustration, such as yelling or breaking things, actually generate more anger.
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I believe this is all motivated by a lot of the same thing, which is the anger of the underrepresented, the anger of the subjugated.
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If you succumb to the natural temptation to greet this anger with your own anger, you'll just spend your days consumed by bitterness and revenge.
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Her latest book, "Rage Becomes Her: The Power of Women's Anger," focuses on how women can use changing narratives around female anger to their benefit.
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"Behind this anger there is obviously something deeper that we must respond to, because this anger, these anxieties have existed for a long time," Griveaux said.
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So there's anger there, but there's also an understanding their anger is only going to get them so far, and it's only going to be counterproductive.
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GROWING ANGER Anger over allegations of widespread corruption during Jacob Zuma's presidency, from 2009 until 2018, propelled his successor Ramaphosa into office in February last year.
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"The role of anger, to me, is really undeniable in that movement," Soraya Chemaly, author of Rage Becomes Her: The Politics of Women's Anger, told Vox.
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He tells me the radical wing of any movement always "exaggerate and have an anger in their heart," but their anger reveals a germ of truth.
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And being true to anger and not being necessarily judgmental, because I think anger can be a good thing if it's utilized in the right way.
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New Zealand filmmakers Belinda Schmid and David Welch are interested in why anger took root in Conrad's body and how that anger has shaped his work.
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Metallica's St. Anger may be one of the most hated albums ever recorded, but you won't get any Facebook invites to ironic St. Anger listening parties.
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On Thursday, the anger at Mr. Johnson was palpable, replacing last week's anger at Prime Minister David Cameron for calling the referendum in the first place.
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The notion that female anger is unnatural or destructive is learned young; children report perceiving displays of anger as more acceptable from boys than from girls.
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It takes strength to acknowledge our anger, and sometimes more strength yet to curb the aggressive urges anger may bring and channel them into nonviolent outlets.
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Anger May's invitation to Trump, which was made during a joint press conference in Washington last week, has caused anger both inside Parliament and with the public.
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"We're all like, this is not just my hurt, this is more than my hurt, this is not just my anger, this is our anger," she said.
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Without examining what the source of that anger, temporary releases — and temporary spikes of anger when something doesn't go as anticipated in a game — will only persist.
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A few questions revealed that she actually had a lot of anger (rage, really) toward specific men in the audience — anger she felt she couldn't directly express.
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But as we see with terrorism itself, anger unchanneled, anger not given shape by mechanisms for progress, can all too easily become blindly sectarian and dangerously misanthropic.
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And then I sifted through the ashes of his anger and his father's anger before him to help him uncover the forgiveness he needed to move on.
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Abby and I both agree that anger can be an incredible motivator, but you cannot let go of optimism, or your anger will start to control you.
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So many reasons why women are asked to swallow anger, while a man's anger is often credited as a sign of their strength and commitment, their communicative abilities.
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But Donald J. Trump won the White House because his campaign rhetoric successfully tapped into a very real and justified anger, an anger that many traditional Democrats feel.
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If you have anger on your side, you're likely to do well in elections, and it appears not to hurt if that anger spills out in dramatic ways.
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And with much of the anger focused on Mr. Macron himself, he has become both the target and symbol of anger, much like Louis XVI during the Revolution.
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"I am trying to follow the Bible, which says you should not let the sun set on your anger because anger only makes it worse," Mr. Pomeroy said.
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Trump's campaign was fueled by populist anger against Wall Street — the same anger that helped lead to the creation of the agency in the aftermath of the financial crisis.
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"We grow up hearing so much that anger is negative and destructive, but in fact it's the lack of acknowledgement of anger that results in poor outcomes," she says.
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Maybe for someone like me, whose anger feels cloudy and often inaccessible, this space was freeing, but for someone who struggles to control their anger, it could be toxic.
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What would make a wise old Jedi cognizant of Yoda's advice about the Dark Side — "fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate" — give in to sheer emotional terror?
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Their anger comes from the fact they're in the position to feel numb, and that goes along with the anger that comes with the fact that it happened again.
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In other words, one of the main characters in a film directed by an alcoholic with severe anger-management issues is also an alcoholic with severe anger-management issues.
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"The level of anger, that's the kind of anger he should have for the shooter and these killers that shouldn't be here," the GOP's de facto presidential nominee added.
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It's hard to explain how much unchecked, unrestrained anger can feel like abuse when it's entirely directed at you, because anger is something everyone feels from time to time.
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To be clear, the anger and resentment that the people feel at the royal mess that we've created are justified, but anger and resentment are not a governing philosophy.
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The United States could be telling Russia: You have angered us, and in our anger, we have retaliated; the lesson, of course, would be not to anger the United States.
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But sadness didn't have a monopoly in 2016; it shared the marquee with anger — anger at the ignorance and lack of compassion regularly displayed by Mr. Trump and his supporters.
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PUBLIC ANGER Some of the measures have stirred public anger: on Thursday army veterans burned tyres and blocked highways to protest against a tax on their pensions and other cuts.
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One is, again, seeking out and listening to the anger of non-white women, even when some of that anger is directed at us, at me — I'm a white woman.
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His campaign was powered by liberal anger over the war in Iraq — anger Clinton was on the wrong side of — as well as real institutional support from the Democratic Party.
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However efficacious anger may seem in the short term, even righteous anger is likely to be deleterious in the long term, to the individual body and to the body politic.
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A lot of the anger is directed toward the police, though a lot of what causes that frustration and anger does not lie solely at the feet of the police.
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Barreto says his survey found a high level of anger at Trump among Latinos, especially younger generations, and he argues that anger has been a good predictor of heightened turnout.
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And one of the fears about anger, especially from people who have less power, and therefore when they challenge ... anger coming from the powerful to the less powerful isn't chaos.
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Trump uses anger and personal attacks the most of the threeTrump is most likely to use language that's associated with anger or that contains personal attacks on people or institutions.
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Carla Estrada, an organizer, said she is undocumented, and for years has been motivated by anger at how she has been treated — anger that came long before the Trump administration.
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In the daytime, he began taking anger management classes, passing them with such flying colors that he became a qualified anger management counselor himself, running his own program for inmates.
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MOUNTING ANGER On China's heavily censored social media, officials have faced mounting anger over the virus, which is thought to have originated from a market where wildlife was sold illegally.
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And anger is what you are seeing in the wake of the allegations against Harvey Weinstein, anger at wondering how this could possibly have happened for so long and anger at knowing, deep down in our hearts, that the fact that this went unnoticed for so long is no surprise at all.
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Lea started to say that she'd had a long day and really, definitely couldn't be hungover tomorrow, but as soon the words left her mouth she saw his expression darken, it wasn't anger, she could fight anger with anger—she was a lawyer, did it for a living—it was more like confusion.
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And as the anger, the progressive coalition, driven in part by the anger of women, some of whom have been angry their whole lives and some of who are newly angry, is going to be met with what was already in place, which was the punitive anger of a power structure challenge.
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The former congressman Steve Israel told me that he divided this strange, often frightening election season into three parts: an initial blue wave of anger, followed by a countering red wave of anger over the Kavanaugh hearings — but then another blue wave of anger, as Mr. Trump injected himself into the race again.
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But I 100% agree that our anger and our emotions are often policed in a way that no one else's emotions and anger are, so we need to change that narrative.
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PUBLIC ANGER GROWS Public anger over safety standards has grown in China over industrial accidents, ranging from mining disasters to factory fires, that have marred three decades of swift economic growth.
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At the 2015 White House Correspondents Dinner, there was a comedic bit where Mr. Obama brought on Luther, an "anger translator" who expressed the anger that the president himself could not.
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It's harder for women to traffic in anger without being punished, because we're conditioned to avoid being publicly angry, and we're told from birth that anger makes us unlikable and unserious.
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In her seminal 1981 essay, "The Uses of Anger," Audre Lorde weighs the value of anger differently than Nussbaum: not in terms of retribution, but in terms of connection and survival.
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Despite the popularity of so-called rage rooms, where customers pay to bash televisions with a bat or shatter dishware, research shows that such expressions of anger tend to increase anger.
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Many advisers acknowledged they were too wary of how female anger is perceived differently from male anger, and said Warren should have drawn contrasts with her rivals sooner and more often.
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Potential 2020 candidates don't want to anger a chunk of young, energetic supporters by backing Feinstein, but they also don't want to anger the state party establishment (or its rich donors).
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It was not full-fledged anger that she was experiencing but "transitional anger," an emotional state that embodies the thought: Something should be done about this, in response to social injustice.
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She stares at me -- more in disbelief than anger.
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" Twitter, from that moment, became an "anger video game.
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But still — the anger from some corners is undeniable.
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" One law enforcement official: "There's a lot of anger.
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" He said, "Fear, at a certain point, becomes anger.
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Dwelling on anger only makes things worse — for you.
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We're feeling a range of emotions – shock, anger, grief.
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So much of this [movement] is using our anger and making sure we are using it proactively, and that we are actually creating change and action with the anger that we have.
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Those with depression showed more of the sad biomarker, those with anxiety had a larger presence of fear, and as expected, those with the anger trait also showcased the anger biomarker most.
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This missed a major opportunity to meet anger with anger, acknowledge the fear, and point out that the solutions presented by Clinton and Trump are vastly different, but the problems are not.
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Sugar Bear Doesn't Think He Has an Anger Issue While discussing his relationship with his daughter, Sugar Bear told Judge Toler that he doesn't believe that he has an issue with anger.
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A 2003 study from the American Psychological Association also found that men are socialized to act out their anger, while women are taught that anger is "unfeminine" and discouraged from expressing it.
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Her ink drawing "Sebastian (Imaginary Portrait of Kenneth Anger)" (1962) portrays Anger, her husband, as both female and male, melting into the earth while a house sits either atop or behind him.
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According to psychologist Harry Mills, anger is defined as "feelings of pain combined with anger-triggering thoughts" that can sometimes motivate a person to defend themselves by striking out against their target.
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Rage Becomes Her: The Power of Women's Anger By Soraya Chemaly Chemaly believes that when women learn to harness their anger instead of bottling it up, they can be catalysts for change.
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"We grow up hearing so much that anger is negative and destructive, but in fact it's the lack of acknowledgement of anger that results in poor outcomes," she told Mashable in September.
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" "When I see the anger of what they say, to an intellect far greater than theirs – not even a contest – when I see the anger and the hatred, what are they doing?
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But Obama also worked to give voice to the anger and fear over a spate of killings of black men by police that has triggered deep anger and fear in minority communities.
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Washington was a little peeved, and he responded to the rejection with a letter to the Senate that teemed with anger—or, at least, an overly stuffy 18th-century form of anger.
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And because I'm not responsible for them, my anger over what California does need be no more extreme or politically actionable than my anger over what Saudi Arabia or the Netherlands does.
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"I don't believe it's helpful to say 'anger at economics versus anger at culture,'" Theda Skocpol, a Harvard political scientist and sociologist who studied the Tea Party, told me of Trump voters.
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Amid their mutual finger-pointing, neither populist nor established parties acknowledge that both are squandering people's anger, either by turning this anger into counterproductive hatred or by denouncing and dismissing it. Mrs.
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ZVI J. DORON, PITTSBURGH To the Editor: Regarding your headline that President Trump's anger is rising, it seems to me that his latest tweet storm is a result of fear, not anger.
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I felt a familiar anger rise, but by then I understood my real anger was about losing her — not just her mind and spirit, but soon enough all of her, to eternity.
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At first, Jacob said, the writing was made more difficult by her anger at having to write it, but the group pushed her to go deeper: Who was the anger directed toward?
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The fact that the liturgical calendar doesn't have a season for anger, or include in its canon a "Righteous Indignation" Sunday, speaks to just how ingrained our anti-anger theology truly is.
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But plenty of internet anger comes from real people who are not trolls — and even though anger on social media often takes a collective shape, not every internet "mob" is the same.
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"Historically, women have been taught they can't express anger; we've been taught to internalize anger, pain, shame, because anger in a women has equated to crazy, has equated to being unlikable and undesirable," said Erin Khar, whose sobriety memoir involving heroin, "Strung Out: One Last Hit and Other Lies That Nearly Killed Me," will be published next year.
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By showing how deeply both women sublimate their rage and attraction, as well as how their anger is masked by sadness, guilt, and uncertainty, Abbott flips the script on women's anger and violence.
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Good and Mad: The Revolutionary Power of Women's Anger By Rebecca Traister New York Times bestselling author Rebecca Traister is one of the prominent voices in contemporary conversations about politics and women's anger.
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North Korean anger over US 'decapitation' plan A North Korean diplomat publicly expressed anger on Monday over reports that hackers gained access to a US-South Korean plan to "decapitate" the regime's leadership.
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I didn't yet know that the anger was a side effect of the strain of my father's smothered identity, nor did I know how that anger would begin to fade during her transition.
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Multiple sources close to Trump, in an effort to tamp down on the President's outbursts, cast his anger as normal in a White House, noting that past presidents have displayed plenty of anger.
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But if I struggled to feel entitled to anger that night in Nicaragua, I have since come to realize that the real entitlement has never been anger; it has always been its absence.
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" 'A Final Rebuke of Anger' [The Atlantic] "Bran's apparent inability to feel emotion — anger, joy, empathy, anything at all, it would seem — is treated, ultimately, as a gift to the citizens of Westeros.
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Her growing anger at being expected to remain under their total domination is matched only by her growing anger at her sister, who has fled to college, abandoning June to their fierce control.
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As a young person, she's more than justified in fearing for her future, but despite her anger and her sadness — because of her anger and her sadness — she still believes in something better.
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It was important to me to let her have her anger and own it — there's nothing wrong with anger, and I wanted to show that being angry doesn't have to mean being irrational.
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The mood in France is turning from resignation to anger.
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People want to understand their anger, to understand their fear.
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The fallout from Grenfell has led to feelings of anger.
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A quicker response might have pacified some of the anger.
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The two candidates have not shied from appeals to anger.
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Strewn across Iraq, they may now spread their anger countrywide.
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Brexit reactions: Anger at home, joy on street Nostalgia vs.
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"I held a bitterness and anger towards her," she says.
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Things just got out of hand, he reacted in anger.
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Mr Sall, riding a wave of popular anger, defeated him.
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Anger by itself does not guarantee a surge in voting.
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That anger translates into motivation to participate civilly, in theory.
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My dad's anger shattered me every time I witnessed it.
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Of course there is anger, fear, trauma and great sadness.
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People outside Egypt might have expected anger in the streets.
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There's anger about what's happening, but you can't place it
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Don't allow hate and anger to take over your world.
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And the Republican Party, at least, is reflecting that anger.
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Iranians around the globe took to social media in anger.
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Eventually any negative emotion I had was met with anger.
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Is the anger because of the sweater and blue pants?
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This could anger many European citizens -- especially the jobless youth.
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Then the NYT reported on his anger *about* the polling.
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Nordstrom might decide it can't afford to anger Trump voters.
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He attended anger management class and kept his voting rights.
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But the justices' anger often surfaces in their work product.
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"You'll probably notice the anger behind the work," says Kraynak.
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"I say turn that anger into positive action," Alvord says.
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This much anger and sadness cannot be good for you.
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Trump's protectionist threats continue to anger many conservative economic purists.
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Germans also voiced anger toward the heiress on social media.
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Many took to Twitter to express heartbreak, confusion and anger.
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A mix of anguish and anger swept through the field.
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Their anger, in most cases, validates the necessity for change.
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Public anger among Iranians has been building for some time.
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I tend to be victimized by my anger at times.
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Now the festival increasingly channels anger about the status quo.
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That said, there was a lot of anger in him.
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"I'm swallowing the pain and hurt and anger," Young said.
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Other reviewers, however, were incredulous at the level of anger.
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Mr Bolsonaro's main talent is for whipping up public anger.
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I have an aversion toward anger, but I feel it.
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Another joke about Wolf Blitzer appeared to anger the crowd.
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But then I chose not to submit to that anger.
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Smashing phones, inventing enemies, letting envy and anger control me.
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To appease one important ally is to anger the other.
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The anger intensified after the team's lacklustre World Cup performances.
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But it is an anger only men can freely express.
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The next morning, residents of Peguero's hometown erupted in anger.
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After his father's death, the young Simpson's anger boiled over.
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"I hear the anger," he acknowledged on television last week.
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WhatsApp was the spark, but anger has built for decades.
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I don't say that from anger, I really mean it.
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Were met with anger as they protested hand in hand
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Actions that anger Kashmiris can sometimes benefit Mr Modi politically.
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Then there is anger: Why did this happen to us?
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It was as close to anger as I'd seen him.
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For others, the pain and grief had turned into anger.
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This essentially turned Anger Groups into watch parties on Saturday.
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I'm still working through the anger I feel at myself.
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He also harbored more anger than polite company would welcome.
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The anger and bewilderment in Puebla is felt across Mexico.
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I gulped down hard, trying to contain panic and anger.
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Mr Macron continues to crystallise anger in a fractured country.
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Like most Gaza residents, Shtewi directs his anger at Israel.
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And listen to the anger and hostility in their voices.
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Numerous others took to social media to share their anger.
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This instigated anger from some politicians and some U.K. newspapers.
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"Bitch Better Have My Money" becomes her anger and triumph.
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"Women, in general, are not permitted anger," she wrote candidly.
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Another subtype is anxiety and symptoms including irritability and anger.
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Anywhere else, there would be cynicism and anger about it.
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There's already a lot of partisan anger in the state.
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He allegedly grabbed a cabinet and toppled it in anger.
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Exercise in general is good for reducing stress and anger.
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With Clinton the emotion being most expressed is Anger (43.59%).
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At one point, she allegedly turned her anger toward Williams.
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So it might be good if you temper your anger.
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Full of anger but with a different fucking hat on.
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"And I am filled with furious anger," the letter continues.
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There was an appetite of anger that was completely justified.
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He warns without it, the eruption of anger will reappear.
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Instead, she's seen through a combination of numbness and anger.
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Women who have opened up have faced hate and anger.
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But just beneath his fatalism, an anger occasionally flares up.
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Those same experiments leave Alisa unable to control her anger.
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Fear and anger must give way to hope and empathy.
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They, understandably, tend to elicit anger in the comment section.
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The initial anger subsided, replaced by crippling grief and depression.
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Lava Jato has both encouraged and benefited from public anger.
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By the end of the issue, there's anger and heartbreak.
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The remarks stoked Palestinian anger, already high over Trump's Dec.
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If you spoke in haste or anger, start making amends.
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Obviously Hillary's anger at her husband has marked their marriage.
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So much senseless death, so much heartbreak, so much anger.
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Immigrants reacted with consternation and anger in social media posts.
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Anger at the elites, at the "other", at the 1%.
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Along the coast, the recovery is slow and anger endures.
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Others' excitement was tainted by their anger over Daryl's lie.
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There are such problems in the world and such anger.
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Neighbouring Indonesia has seen similar anger from the taxi community.
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It's a combination of anger, desire, feeling threatened, protectiveness, discomfort.
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So here ya go, knock your inner anger translator out.
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It's taking out its anger on Korean pop culture instead.
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Are we supposed to feel something other than anger, here?
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He often feels sadness, frustration or anger at what happened.
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I promise it's in you under the anger and fear.
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She got anger management treatment, and the case was dismissed.
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"There's going to be anger associated," the superintendent told reporters.
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But that anger isn't directed at any individual ethnic group.
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Trump tapped into the anger and frustration in rural America.
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There were expressions of sharp anger toward the Trump administration.
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It also listens for sounds of anger, arousal, and laughter.
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Is that where a lot of that anger came from?
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A former spokeswoman for Lynch vented her anger on Twitter.
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He needles Jane until his questions give way to anger.
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The senseless tragedy will undoubtedly evoke anger, sadness and helplessness.
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They are still in a phase of denial and anger.
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"There was a lot of anger and screaming," she admitted.
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As if he senses her anger, Gallop tenses up, too.
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This manifests in anxiety, sadness, and anger in my body.
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China, North Korea's supposed ally, expressed anger at the test.
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He joined us on "TMZ Live" to explain his anger.
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Her fascination with the data turned almost instantly to anger.
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We know what you're thinking: No more St. Anger snare!
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And the judge declined to order Johnny into anger management.
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"The anger towards them now is completely gone," he said.
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My anger will fade in the calming light of spring.
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We're told there was no screaming, no yelling, no anger.
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Democrats hope that anger will fuel opposition to the resolution.
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He was sentenced to anger management and one year probation.
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Hardly. China's anger is as disingenuous as it is dishonest.
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Video games give us lots of ways of expressing anger.
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My anger was caused by something much deeper than watermelons.
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The House tax bill sparked anger from colleges and universities.
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It's the perfect place for a Luddite with anger issues.
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This is an anguish and anger deeper than partisan politics.
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Let's just say he doesn't think it's all anger issues.
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Leaders who knew how to harness anger, fear, and dreams.
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The avatars could smile, laugh, or express anger and shock.
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Don't look back in anger — that's what this is about.
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As "his anger fiercely flamed," she blossomed under his glower.
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The opportunity to release some repressed anger is coming up.
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"It was a moment of disappointment and anger," she said.
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This is hard, but we must remember his anger too.
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It likely gives rise to frustration, anger, shame and sadness.
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It will expose you to criticism and anger from others.
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There was more anger at the black elite than immigration.
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LBJ's VP spent Memorial Day trying to calm the anger.
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She recalls her anger when others told them to hope.
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Treating half the country as pariahs only increases their anger.
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"This is the face of anger, of hatred," Antony said.
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She was just — her whole face was terror and anger.
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Bouts of public anger about fat cats are nothing new.
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It was a moment marked more by resignation than anger.
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But in some ways it's a different anger at ABWE.
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Everywhere, anger toward ruling elites and mainstream institutions is patent.
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That action would anger China and other major trading partners.
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More polling: Reuters: Anger may help Democrats on Nov. 6.
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Populist anger with Washington helped sweep President Trump into office.
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So you feel anger at what you did to people.
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And I thought our focus had an anger to it.
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Her facial expressions, her demonic laugh, her privilege, her anger.
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After stewing in his anger, Baker's son changed his behavior.
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He had launched his complaint in a moment of anger.
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That blindness is one of the oldest objections to anger.
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Art allowed them to vent their anger and defy convention.
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But the fear and anger over trade are well founded.
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Skepticism of the threat is met with suspicion or anger.
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Of course, his actions would anger our global trading partners.
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They look to the future with trepidation, despair and anger.
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We understand the anger and unease of our fellow Americans.
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" Asked where public anger was greatest, Mr. Trump said: "U.
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I was overwhelmed with anger, I didn't want this man.
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In that moment of anger, she offered an important thought.
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And that probably is intensifying his grievance and his anger.
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Mac Donald believes all the anger around policing is misplaced.
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Anger should be enough in the midterms, I would think.
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But Putin doesn't just use Interpol to express his anger.
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But where should the reader channel his or her anger?
|
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Where will the politics of resentment and anger ultimately lead?
|
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The result was congressional anger, allied dismay, and Russian scorn.
|
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The lack of information has only fueled the protesters' anger.
|
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This appears to be driven more by anger than fear.
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The letter quickly stoked anger among Republicans on the committees.
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But why is this anger flaring with such intensity now?
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No place has had a monopoly on anger and frustration.
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The American presidential election increased business at some anger rooms.
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This would likely attract the anger of the White House.
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It was nowhere near enough to ease the growing anger.
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The two aren't the same, yet the anger is similar.
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Sessions in an anger room are meant to be therapeutic.
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In the first year, the Anger Room's revenue was $170,000.
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Some believe that anger can take the place of love.
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But Clinton's still very prominent supporters went crazy with anger.
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This majestic horse, for example, is meant to represent anger.
|
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Anger directed toward the company, however, has continued to bubble.
|
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She recalled feeling a range of emotions: anger, fear, nervousness.
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Internal documents showed TikTok censoring topics that would anger China.
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Evidence of this anger can be found on the streets.
|
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Anger lit him up suddenly, then passed just as quickly.
|
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"It created a kind of anger in me," he said.
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The decision caused considerable hurt and anger from the daughter.
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Engage in protest, but not from a place of anger.
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Trump is directing our anger for less than noble purposes.
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As a woman, a wife, I was sick with anger.
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The anger he seeks to channel is political, not personal.
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Longtime visitors toured the park in amazement — and swelling anger.
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The Rohingya don't want our anger -- they want our help.
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The rebels had stormed from the negotiating table in anger.
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Like a scorned friend, he shifted from anger to disappointment.
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The Hill: Helsinki summit becomes new flashpoint for GOP anger.
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"I said it in the heat of anger," he said.
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Anxiety and anger among voters work well for Mr. Trump.
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This position earned me the anger of my own party.
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Just demonstrative performance anger, and I don't think that's healthy.
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It has also caused anger among Palestinian leaders and public.
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Anger will give you a worse hangover than cheap tequila.
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Instead, anger was washing through me like a tidal force.
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But practice a little anger management along with the activism.
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Here, anger and defiance become something hopeful instead of nihilistic.
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I feel a lot of anger debating with the KMT.
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Metal can sometimes describe anger in a wrong way, though.
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Naturally, you can understand the confusion and anger that arose.
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That anger eventually morphed into the India Against Corruption movement.
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So, there is a notion of... it goes above anger.
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Several of my relationships became tainted with anger and hate.
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It wasn't anger or frustration that was fueling this power.
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Right now, Cologne is awash in anger, confusion, and assumptions.
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It has thus far yielded only anger, fear and violence.
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So why did I feel so much anger and shame?
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Business reaction Business groups reacted to the vote with anger.
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And a bad one can incur anger, and even lawsuits.
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Sounds can communicate love, anger, arrivals, departures, warnings and more.
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He employs anger effectively to maintain his power and status.
|
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But not all varieties of anger are divisive and destructive.
|
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Voters worked themselves up into righteous anger and took action.
|
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Others progressed from anger to delight when Mr. Trump prevailed.
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Put simply: Anger over the dangerous conditions on Dhaka's roads.
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"No, no," she said, her tone more sorrow than anger.
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I feel anger at the ignorance of the American leadership.
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My anger wasn't aimed at the French or their laws.
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And if you're laughing, you're already defusing any potential anger.
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"Your anger shows your love for the church," he said.
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Many expressed anger about Mr. Yrigoyen's behavior on social media.
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There was anger over more people arriving at the camp.
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But I'd never thought of anger as a motivating factor.
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I think that's what changed the gay rights movement, anger.
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I was thinking should I continue the anger, and did.
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You speak of women's anger as both catalytic and problematic.
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We need to steer our anger in the right direction.
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Goodell's initial reaction was a mix of anger and resignation.
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I think anger is a logical response to the world.
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L over the years from clarifying anger to electrifying empathy.
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The veins in her cheeks glowed faintly blue with anger.
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Because of this, Beyoncé's anger is rendered twice as potent.
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I shivered with a mixture of dread, anger and hopelessness.
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That was power but mostly strengthened through anger and oppression.
|
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There was anger, there was shock, and there was embarrassment.
|
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She has also worked hard to quiet her own anger.
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I can immediately connect to an anger about that. Why?
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Mr. Guttenberg's eulogy ended in anger and a standing ovation.
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In a show of anger, Primakov turned his plane around.
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Others were less critical, saying they could understand the anger.
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Voter anger boiled over at yet another Republican town hall.
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They were like theme parties, and the theme was anger.
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There is all this energy and anger on the left.
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Speaking of anger, she is still very mad at Sanders.
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Anger over the extradition bill has been brewing for months.
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Which is to say: No woman's anger is an island.
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This anger is more like an itch than a wound.
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But above all, their anger was directed at the chancellor.
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As populist anger at the generals grew, Mr. Netanyahu wavered.
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I've heard this anger, which has its share of legitimacy.
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It shouldn't come from a place of anger or vengefulness.
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And it was especially heroic, given your anger at him.
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"There's an underlying anger," Mr. Ruffin said in the Oct.
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I am going crazy over here from anger and loneliness.
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The hate, anger and vengeance have somehow overrun human decency.
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"Break your anger down into its component parts," Tafrate says.
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"I saw people crying and shouting with anger," she said.
|
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He intuited the extent of American anger better than anyone.
|
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At least their anger was occasionally punctuated by audience laughter.
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Whitey Steve Almond: Shame and anger are powerful emotions, Whitey.
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She snarls with anger, then smooths out the tone consolingly.
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How did you turn to the topic of women's anger?
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Conservatives, in their anger, won't reckon honestly with this evidence.
|
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As women's anger has risen, so have his administration's missteps.
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It's about time the Senate showed a flash of anger.
|
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But their statements did little to quell growing employee anger.
|
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The anger surging through her wasn't directed solely at him.
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Does our discipline rise to the level of our anger?
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That could anger the extremists rising in the group's ranks.
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Anger, sadness and sorrow are also in this emotional cocktail.
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Don't ever feel you have to apologize for your anger!
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After the crash, he thumped the steering wheel in anger.
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Is "ange" an angel, or part of anger or danger?
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The anger that boiled within fueled the desire for revenge.
|
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The music has pride and anger and protest built in.
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Ms. Claude's hurt over the closings soon turned to anger.
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"That was momentary," he said of his anger last week.
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I heard stories of frustration and anger, resistance and resilience.
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There is inevitably anger, as well as love and grief.
|
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"Macron is unable to listen to social anger," she said.
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The likely reaction from Sanders world will be righteous anger.
|
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There was confusion, anger, shouting and a lot of sweat.
|
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And there he stayed, walking back and forth, anger mounting.
|
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But she never said a word of anger or reproach.
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PTSD sufferers can struggle with anxiety, sleeplessness, flashbacks and anger.
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Her confidence rose in sync with her anger, she said.
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But often when women show anger, it's not fully appreciated.
|
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Maybe we also offered a symbol of anger and resistance.
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The grim case has sent anger and shock through Mexico.
|
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There was also anger on social media at the news.
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They have both tapped into deep pools of Italian anger.
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The Washington Post first reported Mr. Trump's anger on Friday.
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In recent months, he began harboring anger toward law enforcement.
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ZTE's factories ground to a halt, spurring anger from Beijing.
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"No bodies in the street?" she wrote, recalling her anger.
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Q: Did the defendant at times display anger to you?
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But obviously there's a lot of anger at the minute.
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Paula's drug addiction has escalated and so has her anger.
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Your fear of that anger will teach you nothing, also.
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Palestinians welcomed the announcement, while Israeli officials erupted in anger.
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The usually reserved Castro slammed his bat down in anger.
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The anger was apparent into the early hours on Friday.
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Anger, she has said, is the white sugar of activism.
|
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Suddenly, simmering complaints about the service boiled over into anger.
|
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But that doesn't mean anger at the government has subsided.
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Carefully contained anger has a role to play in history.
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These "depictions of living" evoke emotions from anger to hope.
|
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Her silence meant she had nowhere to put her anger.
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It is a move sure to anger a powerful adversary.
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I am also anticipating major shock and anger from him.
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Sure, there was a time when I shared his anger.
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Chinese feminists reacted with anger and dismay to the news.
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If that doesn't first shock you and then anger you . . .
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Anger is an emotion that tells us something is wrong.
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Anger and exhaustion over Brexit only adds to the rancor.
|
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She was just, her whole face was terror and anger.
|
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Yet conservative anger with their congressional leadership is nothing new.
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Recent events may be a manifestation of this anger. Rep.
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Every moment of their indifference is tainted by my anger.
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I wanted to publish something that would express my anger.
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Through protest, through anger at injustice and often through blood.
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You published a memoir, "Anger Is an Energy," in 2014.
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He triumphs when opponents trade righteous anger for crude tantrums.
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Compassion and anger Why build a campaign around young people?
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This is policy fed by anger and prejudice, not reason.
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This week, McGahn erupted in a rare display of anger.
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Part of my anger is because I'm carrying a lot.
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His anger has been bubbling under the surface for months.
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But it wasn't just their anger that caught people's attention.
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It has also sparked anger among pilots and flight attendants.
|
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Perhaps people feel that anger toward the rich is misdirected.
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And that anger grew until I literally screamed out loud.
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Taiwanese anger at the Nationalists had been building for months.
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The movement taps widespread anger at enduring abuse and discrimination.
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Images of atrocity intensify anger and resentment against the state.
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But the economic plight of the Strip has fueled anger.
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The man was pronounced dead on Thursday, fueling police anger.
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Mr. Trump erupted in anger and began cursing, he wrote.
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Facebook's reaction buttons didn't, until recently, include anger or tears.
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Let me assure you that my heartbreak dwarfs my anger.
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"Anger only freezes and weakens us," he said, to applause.
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The Arendellians and Northuldrans are paralyzed by partisanship and anger.
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Some have focused some of that anger on federal regulators.
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Such issues cannot be raised without causing anger and resentment.
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" She snorts, shakes her head in almost imperceptible anger. "Sure.
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Does this song capture the anger that Juno might feel?
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Laughter and anger are the two states you shift between.
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Many observers have remarked on Kavanaugh's anger during Thursday's hearing.
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Her anger over the subways has found a receptive audience.
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There is a lot of anger on the Democratic side.
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She erupts in bursts of anger she almost can't control.
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I think the anger was a critical part of it.
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In other words, some people might feel better after going to an anger room, but they're not recommended by most medical professionals as an appropriate way to cope with stress, anger, or anxiety issues.
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The anger I felt could have burned down the entire building, could have scorched city skylines, but there was nothing I could do in a professional capacity to address the source of that anger.
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Trump's victory was in part due to his ability to channel the anger felt by many white Americans about their perceived loss of status—and to focus this anger on an ill-defined elite.
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But our anger at the diarist disguises a deeper and more diffuse anger, over the way that companies like Refinery29 exploit a branded version of feminism to make money off us, the casual reader.
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I think in his anger and haste he is severely underestimating the empathy people have for a betrayed spouse, who might, in misdirected anger, blame the victim, believe the unbelievable, and grant unearned forgiveness.
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His early poems in college were filled with anger toward his father, but he learned to temper that anger when he was 23, the same age his father had been when Stanley was born.
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Some of the president's aides, not sure if Mr. Trump really wanted the attorney general gone or was just working through his anger, were able to delay the firing until the president's anger passed.
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There still seems to be a lot of anger out there about banks and their role in the mortgage crisis, and some of that anger is what propelled Mr. Trump to the White House.
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It's appropriate to apologize if you express your anger in a way that has taken someone's dignity away, but apologizing because you expressed your opinions, ideas or feelings of anger takes away your dignity.
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So for me, I have a level of anger but I have to channel that anger into optimism and inspiration in order to achieve our mission because we believe in the positive power of fashion.
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If you're carrying around a thousand pounds of anger and disappointment about yourself — anger about all the mistakes you've made, the opportunities you've squandered, the steps you should have taken five years ago — guess what?
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For example, its shows plenty of anger in the country, with 003 percent angry or dissatisfied with the political system, but an inability by Trump to harness that anger and turn it into political support.
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For example, its shows plenty of anger in the country, with 79 percent angry or dissatisfied with the political system, but an inability by Trump to harness that anger and turn it into political support.
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"No country can move forward if it doesn't listen to the legitimate anger of its people, an anger which is expressed everywhere in Europe," Macron told reporters ahead of an European Union summit in Brussels.
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That time Obama had an anger translator Obama turned an iconic Key & Peele sketch into reality at the 2015 dinner when he invited his anger translator, Luther, onstage to help get his real message across.
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"When I say to people, 'Sometimes you shout in anger, sometimes you cry in anger, sometimes you laugh, and sometimes you sit silently and plan the demise of your enemies,' that convinces them," she says.
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Experimental filmmaking legend Kenneth Anger will be in Los Angeles at The Regent Theater on Sunday night, attending a celebration of his work, and performing as one half of Kenneth Anger & Brian Butler's Technicolor Skull.
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" Source: Rogers' 2001 commencement address at Middlebury College "It takes strength to acknowledge our anger, and sometimes more strength yet to curb the aggressive urges anger may bring and to channel them into nonviolent outlets.
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In "Rage Becomes Her: The Power of Women's Anger" (Atria), the writer and activist Soraya Chemaly notes early on that women "don't need books, studies, theories, or specialists" to prove how reviled our anger is.
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The problem, however, is that anger management techniques often take into account only an excessively narrow band of anger expression recognized as problematic: destructive, monstrous rage—mainly the kind that is stereotypically associated with men.
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So it's about women who exploded with anger over racial injustice and violence and how their anger, in fact, was catalytic to a civil rights movement, to the abolition movement, to the gay rights movement.
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In the book, you also talk about some of the anger that women feel toward other women, especially white women, who sometimes shut off or dial down their anger at the expense of other women.
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While their positive view of political anger makes sense within the context of social justice movements, I did wish for an accounting of anger that could also take in what's happening just outside the frame.
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It was like years of academic research on display in real time, in which women who express anger will be dismissed as hysterical but men who express anger are perceived as "passionate" about the job.
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Women are taught that anger is the only emotion we should not feel if we are to be good mothers, good wives, good mild homemakers while, often, anger is seen as a purely male emotion.
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In addition to the Ship of State (trailing a pair of small flags representing the Legislature), the frame is also populated by puffing faces of Anger and fearsome Reefs of Anger and Squalls of Hate.
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Recommended by: MJ Anger Is a Gift Mark Oshiro In his debut novel Anger Is A Gift, Mark Oshiro shines a light onto police brutality, community, and the way we stand up to systemic oppression.
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As misery and anger grow, disenchantment within the regime will spread.
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Yet worries that the anger could lead to violence appear overblown.
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"I knew one thing would disqualify a photographer — anger," he said.
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We thought we had already witnessed an explosion of political anger.
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There isn't enough anger in me to spend it on books.
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Anger really is the theme for both Sharp Objects and Dietland.
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"I think she had a moment of heated anger," Foley said.
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Perhaps The Breeders don't have solutions to the anger of 2017.
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Anger is always a greater motivator than joy at election time.
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Beneath surface complexity, the emotions are simple: celebration, anger, mourning, delight.
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When does the anger stage end and the bargaining stage begin?
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However, I know that acting out of anger doesn't solve anything.
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And so the silence in the room is replaced with anger.
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The anger of the left in America is out of control.
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"carpetbaggers" from outside the district into the primaries, leading to anger
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There is palpable anger against some sections of the media too.
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She needs anger management and to stop being a sore loser.
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In the U.S. Warmbier's death has stoked anger towards North Korea.
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It can detect expressions like happiness, repulsion, fear, anger and befuddlement.
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I'm sorry if I said that in a moment of anger.
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And that understanding is far more powerful than blind anger. 3.
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But anger has focused on the police and the party's supporters.
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Chants arose, expressing both anger and plans for action going forward.
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On both sides, just so much anger, it's making me angry.
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"The FBI director is wrong," Trump said, anger hardening his voice.
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She said his anger flared up again after reading the indictment.
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And when it came to anger, the misreading was even worse.
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I am told there are ways to healthfully banish one's anger.
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He had to attend anger management classes -- 12 hours of them.
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Stealing allowed me to take my anger out on something else.
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Anger may also help clarify exactly what's at stake for Democrats.
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"This resentment and anger has been there for decades," Frymer said.
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"Constant anger is very bad for our health," His Holiness said.
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Look for changes in sleep patterns, self-criticism, frustration and anger.
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The discussion was open, charged and swelled to anger at times.
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This anger at the so-called Davos class is nothing new.
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"One song [that expresses anger at authorities] is enough," he added.
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I still went through the grief, the loss, sadness and anger.
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Luckily, it is possible to move a team past its anger.
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As women, we should believe and trust women who articulate anger.
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What explains the anger toward the President of the United States?
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Rather, we generally target our anger and frustration on only one.
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That anger regularly left employees in tears, four former staffers said.
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The music just really had to enhance that anger in her.
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When she meets dark and mysterious Hardin, sparks (of anger) fly.
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But it has since captured a far broader anger against Macron.
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They have no idea level of public anger they will provoke.
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"This is a violence, domination, and anger [driven] crime," she explains.
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One would be a law hastily written in anger or grief.
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News of the payment sparked anger among politicians and labor representatives.
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Early on, his anger was matched by that of his opponents.
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Why had so many musicians danced around their disappointment and anger?
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Participants reported significant reductions in tension, anger, fatigue and depressed mood.
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ANGER about immigration is on the rise in many rich countries.
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Brown Anderson decided to channel her anger in a positive way.
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The statement prompted anger in China and consternation among America's allies.
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The anger and obsession she awoke in the men around her.
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Instead of feeling angry (the anger came later), I felt ashamed.
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I doubt that there is any particular reason for their anger.
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Earlier on Friday, various shareholders vented their anger at the AGM.
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Anger, resignation But some feel that not enough is being done.
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Anger over high unemployment fueled violence that led to Hailemariam's resignation.
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Whatever happens next, that anger is not going away anytime soon.
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As I already told you, anger doesn't predict separation or divorce.
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They're turning that into anger and motivation to tell their stories.
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And the Dalits' anger at the Modi government has been simmering.
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Probably stewing in anger at being captured by her jerk uncle.
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It was incredible, sublimating my anger into fireworks of broken glass.
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Our response too is rote: surprise, anger, fist-shaking, and forgetting.
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New concepts like depression, anger and resignation come to the fore.
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But he had followed the rise of IS with bewildered anger.
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"He's what we classify as an anger-retaliatory offender," Holes said.
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Anger at the atrocity itself, but also at the official response.
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Over the past few years we've seen a lot of anger.
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The anger the party feeds off is strongest in the south.
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Cuervo's expressions of anger are, if taken at face value, unproductive.
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It's clear that Charles' anger isn't just because of Liza's date.
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Anger at the government for doing too little for too long.
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Listening to people means recognising their share of anger and suffering.
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Underpinning her appearance were anger and controlled (but not covered) indignation.
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So the anger that threatens Washington based on partisanship is metastasizing.
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Bewilderment passes over me and then anger at being left behind.
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The anger and fear felt by so many of the participants.
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They're peaceful, but there is anger and frustration in their faces.
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I feel sorry for her because she has so much anger.
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"I can express my pain and anger through music," he says.
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But holding onto anger didn't protect me from future heartache either.
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Do they want to build communities around fear, anger, and disdain?
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In 2016 many voters wanted a candidate who reflected their anger.
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Giving up on them spreads anger and poison around the world.
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Rather predictably, Erdogan handled Moscow's anger over the incident with defiance.
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His anger issues weren't the problem — her feeble self-knowledge was.
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I MEAN, YOU FEEL ANGER, BUT YOU GOT TO BE YOURSELF.
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There was so much pent-up anger, for so many reasons.
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Men's anger is often fuelled by fear, according to a psychologist.
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Politicians in distant Washington are usually the target of populist anger.
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The hearings come amid rising bipartisan anger about high drug prices.
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"If you look at people's faces there is anger," she says.
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Ask yourself the question: What is causing the jealousy or anger?
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A lot of the anger that Trump tapped into was manufacturing.
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But many women disagreed — and took to social media in anger.
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Cope with feelings -- jealousy, anger, sadness -- from viewing friends' Facebook pages.
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Anger comprised almost half of the tweets for and about her.
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She felt there was already too much anger in the world.
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Some perceived it as lacking transparency, fueling widespread anger in Charlotte.
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Meanwhile popular anger over a lack of basic services has grown.
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Britain is caught in a dangerous cycle of disillusion and anger.
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The initial anger was directed at Hassan Rouhani, the reformist president.
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This election may only be a foreshadowing of more voter anger.
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But these types of blanket policies still manage to anger residents.
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Where is the passion and anger that matches how we feel?
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As services decline, that in turn fuels anger at the government.
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I hope you don't think I'm doing this out of anger.
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His suggestion of Farage also provoked anger among some British lawmakers.
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There are others, however, who fight a daily battle with anger.
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And the proper response to it isn't more anger or withdrawal.
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Do not allow anger and disappointment to build up inside you.
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An anger between the politically powerful haves and the have-nots.
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But despite her anger, she remained true to her core self.
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"This sparked anger from automakers, dealers and foreign governments" per Reuters.
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It was a night long on anger and short on answers.
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You can't get beyond the thread of anger in her life.
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Empathy should sometimes be angry, if anger is the appropriate response.
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Clearly, Goyette's unrelenting anger does not care for subtlety or gentleness.
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For Foy, Janet's scenes convey the power that anger can have.
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How can women begin to use their anger productively at work?
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But they failed to temper the public anger, particularly in Australia.
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You wanted to write something expressing your anger at the injustice?
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This act spurred anger in Iran, where protests quickly broke out.
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The anger stirred by these stories helped keep millions and millions
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Suddenly, Red becomes a hero, whose anger is a righteous fury.
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The most common emotional responses were anxiety, fear, anger, and sadness.
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You know, most would succumb to the anger of it all.
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Personally, I read the story with a sense of weary anger.
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"I understand the anger the family is going through," Deenihan said.
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Luckily, Tom takes his anger out on Owen rather than Teddy.
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Criticizing "agents of anger determined to divide us," Democratic California Gov.
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In a man's world, anger is much more acceptable than tears.
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The widespread anger over the case has brought unusually swift action.
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The assertion prompted a mix of anger and pity from Democrats.
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However, this resulted in a lot of anger following the results.
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"There is a lot of anger over this," the diplomat added.
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Weber expressed anger about the cuts in research and foreign aid.
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But what a leader does with that anger is the test.
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You think this is going to cause a little more anger?
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And so, sure enough, the base's anger turned on them too.
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One of the most significant influencers of anger is accumulated stress.
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The report about Yahoo's email scanning sparked anger from privacy advocates.
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This anger and frustration within the company, we all feel it.
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This resentment contributed to the anger behind the protests, Daniel said.
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There's no resentment, there's no anger, there's no jealousy, there's gratitude.
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Commenters expressed bewilderment and anger over Kendall's perceived "less natural" look.
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"There's a lot of anger among people towards Trump," she says.
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They sense emotions such as anger and sadness, and respond accordingly.
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Anger over wartime history can stir nationalistic feelings in both countries.
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He's also not the first to anger customers through cloddish statements.
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How else are supposed to react than with fear and anger?
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That meant joy and excitement, but equally disappointment, failure and anger.
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My shock began to wear off and was replaced by anger.
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He blamed journalists for fomenting anger and spreading "purposefully false" stories.
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On the campaign trail, candidate Trump channeled the anger of voters.
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That's about as likely as the return of the anger translator.
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I say, if there's any anger, it goes down on paper.
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Looks of anger and jaw-dropping disbelief flashed across their faces.
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Anger over high unemployment fuelled violence that led to Hailemariam's resignation.
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She'd also have to enter a long-term anger management program.
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She was also ordered to complete 12 hours of anger management.
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Can you blame their anger and desire for radical political change?
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My personal experience, I was filled with anger before I started.
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Dozens of customers took to social media to vent their anger.
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"We're going to turn anger into answers, transform resentment into empowerment."
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And that's causing a lot of the anger and the frustration.
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But after a moment of silence, the spirits had no anger.
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The devices purport to identify stress and anger before violence erupts.
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The motivating force behind the Trigger Age isn't sensitivity but anger.
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I asked the judge to sentence him to anger management courses.
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Vladimir Putin will come to discuss the subjects that cause anger.
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Why are we seeing men expressing so much anger and fear?
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It promotes hatred, not love; anger, not compassion; vengeance, not mercy.
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It's easier to simply profess your anger over Russell's silly site.
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Caswick was confused and in denial, but also filled with anger.
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Trump certainly exploited voter anger and, yes, racism to get elected.
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Did you respond your woman's unplanned pregnancy with anger or concern?
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That discomfort turned to anger as the documents started to arrive.
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I understand where the anger comes from — I feel it myself.
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And five years of anger management and five years of probation.
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There was anger and sorrow that gay space had been violated.
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Public anger is fuelled by the size of bosses' pay cheques.
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All rehab participants completed questionnaires measuring depression, anxiety, anger and stress.
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A wave of anger and violence rippled across the green hills.
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The incident comes amid mounting public anger over alleged police brutality.
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He's tapping into anger right now and that's all he's got.
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Facing likely deportation from Berlin, the refugees eventually explode with anger.
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Some are for other reasons, [but some are] for this anger.
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Wallace cited the numerous news reports about Trump's anger and isolation.
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"If he has any anger, it is towards that," she said.
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" He bemoaned Pyongyang's recent turn to "tremendous anger and open hostility.
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The Hill: Twitter chief faces GOP anger over bias at hearings.
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The media spotlight on the issue has emboldened a righteous anger.
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I no longer had to take anything to control my anger.
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The Washington Post: In a raw talk, Trump unleashes his anger.
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"There is anger for not having prevented the attacks," he said.
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In short, she is an easy target for the public's anger.
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Scott knows that Kourtney has a lot of anger towards him.
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His foaming anger, his "cover emotions," his disrespectful evasiveness towards Sen.
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"We protest this with anger and in the strongest possible terms."
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He has turned Ecuadoreans' anger over corruption to his political advantage.
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She did this by showing relentless hostility and anger toward Nassar.
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Your anger muscular in your small tired body that always hurt.
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He has crystallized the angst and anger of the Hispanic community.
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The charges against him gave further legitimacy to the public anger.
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Clinton is pinched on both sides by opponents who understand anger.
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There are waves of anger, denial, rage -- guilt for being alive.
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Populist anger against the established political order had finally boiled over.
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There was a mix of dismay and anger across the world.
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I can't hide to you that I feel a deep anger.
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Of course, that number is not acceptable, and anger is appropriate.
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Voters wanted repentance from Trump, but all they got was anger.
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Black men, like black women, are judged harshly for their anger.
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At many of Mr. Trump's rallies, this anger spills into violence.
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The anger in Al Qaa, too, has focused on the Syrians.
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When we don't, their responses range from surprise to outright anger.
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For Democrats, both concern and anger over terrorism is less significant.
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The Hill: Kavanaugh becomes new flashpoint in midterms defined by anger.
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But anger on the Fed's committee was widespread at the time.
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Just the fanning of resentments and blame and hate and anger.
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Fear and anger overcame the facts on the ground, she said.
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To stop a recall, you have to diminish the voters' anger.
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"I'm just a worker," he said, without anger but with wariness.
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And how had it happened, the eventual neutering of his anger?
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"He added: "I still think there's too much anger in there.
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Now, in place of that solidarity lie confusion, questions and anger.
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Clinton wasn't the only one to show anger during the debate.
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It's that feeling of anger and hurt all mixed into one.
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No new date has been set, to the anger of protesters.
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As a collective energy, fear and anger can be very destructive.
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So you don't think anger is a healthy reaction right now?
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In this political hurricane season of stress and fear and anger?
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She cautions against too much anger and recommends wine and activism.
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"Who caused my hearing loss?" he asks, voice trembling with anger.
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He's spent extended portions of each day in fits of anger.
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His opponents, meanwhile, have rushed to adopt his anger-filled message.
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But neither strategy offers the right counter to fear and anger.
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Our country is filled with people experiencing frustration, fear and anger.
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Be careful about projecting your anger — or your passion — onto others.
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Anger, not policy, is in fact the cornerstone of his candidacy.
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It's never ok to turn those disagreements into violent, aggressive anger.
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Perhaps then there wouldn't be such anger at the Republican establishment.
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Mr. Trump is directing our anger for less than noble purposes.
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A potent brew of glee, anger, and frustration is bubbling away.
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Even when she's raging with anger, she is calm and considered.
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Anger between Couture and the UFC runs so deep that Rep.
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There is a friction and a simmering anger behind this game.
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We are managing anger all the time without even realizing it.
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And that's what's really at the heart of all this — anger.
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He says his overwhelming emotion on leaving El Tepeyac was anger.
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Seems like at this point you don't want to anger them.
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The case spurred public anger and led to strict new regulations.
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The news has been met with balled fists and real anger.
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Anger had been a through line, through all of that history.
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What happens if there's a major recession, and even more anger?
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Channel that anger and frustration into a trigger for mental positivity.
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That was their way of showing their anger toward the situation.
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I was still impulsive, but I managed to control my anger.
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It's time: We must turn our incredulity and anger into action.
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Nenadi could hear her anger even if the animal could not.
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Men tend to lash out, showing anger, hostility, explosiveness and unpredictability.
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I was about 12 when I first heard Metallica's St. Anger.
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That also prompted Trump to express anger to Whitaker, CNN reported.
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Public anger at Yanukovich overflowed, and that month he was deposed.
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That suggests a toxic marital dynamic, fueled by anger and resentment.
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On rare occasions, O'Rourke allows himself to express anger or disgust.
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No single state of the face, body or brain defines anger.
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Think about football players who intentionally cultivate anger before a game.
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We are a divided country, but we are united by anger.
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In its pure form, anger is a wonderful force of change.
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But this presumes that legitimate anger will be acknowledged as such.
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Anger at the United States may have contributed to the shift.
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