ANGERS, France, Feb 6 (Reuters) - For one face mask factory outside Angers, western France, business is booming.
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ANGERS MOVES UP Cheikh N'Doye scored two goals as host Angers thrashed second-place Monaco, 3-0, to climb to third in the French league.
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"Tell that to your mothers and fathers who are breaking their neck to send you here, they're paying taxes ... It angers me, it angers me," Biden added.
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"It is something that obviously deeply angers women," Bourdeaux said.
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In this sense, some angers are a form of wisdom.
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DeVos angers the extreme left because she exposes their hypocrisy.
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A vote that angers local constituents will no longer go unnoticed.
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For Gina Luster, 2000, seeing the stacks of bottles angers her.
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The fact that he still is angers the community even further.
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Monaco take on Stade Rennais and Bordeaux host Angers on Saturday.
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Trump's abandonment of America's traditional allies angers many progressives I spoke with.
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This turns out to be one of those compromises that angers everybody.
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"It really angers and saddens me at the same time," Martínez said.
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What angers Republican primary voters more: A candidate who disavowed Donald Trump?
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Still, Clinton's embrace of clean energy understandably angers these very same workers.
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The scheme that angers the Hungarians and Poles has not accomplished much.
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That resilient association of Saudi Arabia with the attacks angers many Saudis.
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Angers uses cell lines to study how cells communicate with one another.
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It encapsulates so many of the angers and anxieties of modern America.
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She angers the locals, too, by being a sarcastic gut-shot mammal.
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First the C.I.A. tries to recruit him, then he angers his boss.
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This is obviously a bureaucratic scandal that mostly angers conservatives and Republicans.
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The bill angers Israel, which accuses Poland of trying to rewrite history.
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This angers allies, worsens domestic tensions, and otherwise makes a bad situation worse.
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This angers the unions, which claim the right to pick their own representatives.
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"I had another dream as a kid, which angers me now," he writes.
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In other countries, they might have different angers related to culture and religion.
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"It angers me every time a Muslim does the wrong thing," he says.
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Different angers vary not only in their intensity but also in their purpose.
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German has three distinct angers, Mandarin has five and biblical Hebrew has seven.
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And the Angers dancers look entirely altered from one piece to the next.
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This, in turn, angers their supporters, fueling complaints that the system is rigged.
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As long as neither angers the other, the diplomatic process would likely continue.
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This angers them, and they start nipping at me with their buttery beaks.
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What angers her is the "illusion of control" sold by the "medical-industrial complex".
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Russian trolls chose to target our latent hatreds, to weaponize our own internal angers.
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In these data are the angers, fears and frustrations of much of rural America.
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You, most likely, have also felt a wide range of angers throughout this election.
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Algeria supports and hosts the Western Saharan independence movement Polisario, a stance which angers Morocco.
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ET. That angers Democrats, who accuse Barr of rying to pre-spin whatever comes out.
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Nothing gets people to the polls faster than a hot button issue that angers them.
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The kid starts yelling back at him and this just angers the guy even more.
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While the report's content angers me deeply, perhaps that anger is not pure and simple.
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Algeria supports and hosts the Western Saharan independence movement Polisario, a stance that angers Morocco.
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The dichotomy "angers us, and frustrates us, and bewilders us to no end," Knight said.
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The general silence that angers Ms. Lee speaks to a problem that goes beyond sexism.
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Brexit is unearthing the angers of past generations that have barely been laid to rest.
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ROBERT ATKINSON Sparta, N.J. To the Editor: To even suggest that this is news angers me.
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We also realize the cause of all of Kourtney Kardashian's frustrations, angers, and fears: Kris Jenner.
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Under the agreement, the N.H.L. does not acknowledge liability for the players' claims, which angers Carcillo.
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News Analysis In an epidemic, suppression of bad news costs lives and eventually angers the public.
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"Nothing angers me more than that, because I think it helped Trump get elected," he said.
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They feel normal until something angers them, at which point they react with far too much aggression.
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It's going to be cheaper to send pallets from Paris to Lyon than from Vannes to Angers.
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He has a talent for confronting the powerful in a way that impresses rather than angers them.
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Meanwhile, making what Ricci called the "right" choice of helping Ashley out actually angers her sister instead.
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That angers climate scientist Michael Mann, director of the Earth System Science Center at Pennsylvania State University.
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But fate intervenes when Fonny angers a white policeman and is unjustly accused of assaulting a woman.
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It doesn't help our relationship that we've built over so many years, and that's what angers me.
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The fact that even this doesn't seem to be enough for the far-right angers liberal Germans.
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Pruitt is right that its time to reconsider the Renewable Fuel Standard, regardless of who that angers.
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It counts as a conviction, but is not an admission of guilt, something that angers the Miller family.
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Here's a dangerously related issue that greatly angers me: President Trump is also planning on reinstating private prisons!
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For a while, everything is reconciled, until Jamie's odd behavior angers Nina to the point of no return.
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But the very idea of "non-binary" language with regard to gender annoys and even angers many people.
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The Russia scandal, the issue that angers him more than almost anything else, is still very much alive.
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Such slow-walking of the truth is what angers members of Congress who have longed to achieve transparency.
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"People don't know," said Stephane Angers, a professor in the Faculty of Pharmacy at the University of Toronto.
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President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines has a reputation for frank speechmaking that often angers the international community.
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The U.S. State Department is opposed to any such move, a stance which angers some task force members.
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The top French soccer league postponed six games across the country, including in Paris, Toulouse, Angers and Nîmes.
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She says something that angers Adora, to which the latter responds by skittering out of the room in anger.
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None can get far in China if it angers the party or turns down data requests from state security.
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The push to expand charters angers activists like Junius Williams, director of the Abbott Leadership Institute at Rutgers University.
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What angers me most about the white supremacists who came to Charlottesville isn't just their views or their hate.
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Pollsters also found high discontent with how the federal government is working, with 22019 percent saying it angers them.
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This move likely angers a key ally and helps Kim guess what Trump might put on the negotiating table.
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"There are always worries," Angers said about the potential hygiene problems that come with leaving food in an alley.
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It is to be danced at the Joyce Theater by the Compagnie CNDC Angers-Robert Swinston, April 4-9.
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But he sees many dozens of ballplayers who have fallen short of stardom without contracts, and that angers him.
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This angers Frank, who after all, has been making an effort to forget that he is not this baby's father.
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Another wrinkle that angers critics is the way independents are shut out: Only registered Democrats or Republicans can take part.
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Madame Claude, born Fernande Grudet on July 6, 1923, in Angers, France, was one of the world's most successful madams.
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He lives in a village of 100 people, about half an hour by car from the French city of Angers.
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This can buy the IRS valuable time, but it angers corporations who must now endure added time to the audit.
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But it's the little picture that I have to live with every day, that angers me and breaks my heart.
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Kolmi Hopen typically produces 170 million masks a year at its facility in Angers, about 200 miles southwest of Paris.
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On her way back home she sees Harry and tells him that Kelly's getting close with Will which definitely angers him.
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It breaks my heart and angers my soul when I hear that word thrown around, knowing the pain that it carries.
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It breaks my heart and angers my soul when I hear that word thrown around,knowing the pain that it carries.
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Meanwhile, low-income students and students of color being admitted to schools often angers those who feel entitled to these slots.
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The team wants to drop bombs on the island to help map it, and that angers the island's chief resident, Kong.
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" One Twitter user said, "The part that angers me most is his use of Calibri font, which I hate #sad #loweffort.
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So the shooting angers her, she said, because she believes it will only stoke tensions between the police and black communities.
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Still, the star's admission – and his explanation of exactly what "experimented" means – shocks and angers to Shannon, 36, to the core.
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But it angers us that we might be forced to leave our home simply because of this nation's broken health policies.
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The question angers Wolfgang Thierse, a Social Democrat and former president of the German Parliament, who was raised in the East.
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Early in his tenure as mayor, Mr. Buttigieg fired South Bend's black police chief, a decision that still angers many residents.
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What angers some people in the Bekaa is a feeling that they have little choice but to grow an illegal crop.
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Image: NEJM, Pierre-Emmanuel Bouet, Centre Hospitalier Universitaire d'Angers, Angers, FranceThe OB/GYN who attended to the case, Dr. Pierre-Emmanuel Bouet from Angers University Hospital in France, said he had never seen a case like this before, telling Live Science the condition is "very rare" and that only 26 similar cases exist in the literature.
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When I see people speaking out, especially now, it angers me when victims aren't believed, because we just don't make stuff up.
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And it angers me that these parents now are going to feel like I do and, believe me, it&aposs not fun.
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It does not surprise me, but it angers me that he continues to underestimate the Puerto Rican people by not giving up.
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He tapped into the angers and the fears and the anxieties of people that have been bubbling for a very long time.
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When Charlotte angers him by snooping through his dresser, or grilling him about his life, he apologizes to her for his emotions.
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Jeff Angers is President of the Center for Sportfishing Policy, a nonpartisan organization focused on maximizing opportunity for America's saltwater recreational anglers.
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Any dictator knows that inflation — which erodes legitimacy with the public and angers powerful elites who expect payouts — can pose existential risks.
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The Angers troupe was in New York before, in 2015, when it danced a 75-minute Cunningham anthology, "Event," at the Joyce.
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P.S.G. dominated, but it needed an own goal by Issa Cissokho of Angers in added time to prevail at Stade de France.
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That package still angers some Virginia residents who believe that one of the world's richest companies doesn't need any incentives at all.
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That disconnect is part of what angers the San Diego beer community and has prompted local support to derail 10 Barrel's plan.
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Hammond, who routinely angers Brexit supporters by calling for Britain to remain close to the EU, will deliver a budget plan on Monday.
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It angers the Egyptians by referring to the removal of the Brotherhood by the army in 2013, as a "coup", which it was.
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Kaepernick has now pierced that bubble, which angers many fans and has them burning his jersey or using it as a public doormat.
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"That's just something that really angers me, and I don't think it has any place in my world," she said in an interview.
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When you ask these people what angers them so, they usually respond with something like, 'It is not in our culture as Africans.
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What angers Ahmed, who is in his early 20s, most about his detention is the time he and his fellow detainees have wasted.
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"This really angers me that they couldn't/didn't catch this breach," one GayHoopla member, who declined to be named, wrote in an email.
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Our individual explosions are signals that we care strongly about something — that we're deeply invested — even if our angers are about different things.
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Taking food from strangers requires some level of trust, said Catherine Angers as she picked a yogurt from the fridge for her toddler.
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More than 67 percent of Americans say the United States should support the democracy movement in Hong Kong even if it angers China.
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This is not a crucial part of the health care law, nor does it appear to be an Obamacare provision that angers voters.
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"It angers me that our government is trying to take her future away," said Jeff Mummert of his niece, who is a DACA recipient.
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Somehow, it's something lots and lots of people want, this smaller version of themselves that will grow its own hates and angers and loves.
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What angers me about what people say about my body is that they assume that they care about my health more than I do.
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Works by Merce Cunningham, performed by Compagnie CNDC-Angers/Robert Swinston, can be seen here through Sunday, parallel to performances by David Roussève/Reality.
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The Angers performers are weighted, smoldering, gleeful — light years from the light, fleet, incisive dancing the Lyon dancers showed last month in "Summerspace" (1958).
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Army personnel prevented her from viewing his body before it was cremated, something that angers her to this day, she said in an interview.
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"It's not like we have the cash to go out and buy stuff, which is what angers a lot of people," Ms. Singh said.
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Narcissus' rejection of Echo and other suitors angers the goddess Nemesis, who arranges it so that he spots his own reflection in a pool.
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"That's just something that really angers me, and I don't think it has any place in my world," Maeve Kelly, 25 of Lambertville, New Jersey.
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November 29, 2017: Trump angers British leaders by retweeting unverified, anti-Islamic videos from Britain First, whose leaders have since been convicted of hate crimes.
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Courtesy of Frankie — also James Franco, and an utterly useless character in my book — Vinnie angers Mickey Spillane (Mark Noonan), an Irish enemy of Rudy.
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Jorge, who'd been safe and sound in Bogotá, really angers his wife by telling her he's going back to Cali to help the DEA's efforts.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross has disappointed Trump, sources confirmed, with his "low-energy," and Jeff Sessions' recusal from the Russia investigation still angers the president.
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"If it's a choice between Fillon and Le Pen, I'll abstain," said a retired Socialist voter in Angers, a cathedral town near his rural fief.
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"When you lose someone and the situation could have been avoided or prevented, it angers you and incites you to do something," Adames tells PEOPLE.
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" Morgan issued his stance on the subject on Twitter last weekend, writing, "It angers me when celebrities start claiming 'PTSD' about everything to promote themselves.
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Annalise admits to her mother that she's come to visit so they can check out a potential nursing home for her "safety," which angers Ophelia.
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A worst-case scenario for Rosselló is one in which he angers Trump and Trump retaliates by taking a hard line against the island's interests.
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The lessons needed to help curb Europe's growing populist-nationalist narrative are not emerging fast enough to counter new angers and fears that are spreading.
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What angers Park and Kim most of all is the nation's policy of compulsory conscription, which forces men their age to serve in the military.
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And if you say something on social media that angers an aggressive group, the pile-on can affect your work, life, and emotional well-being.
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Strategic Command, which controls nuclear weapons in the event of a war, won't let the president just lob nukes willy-nilly at anyone who angers him.
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That's why it angers me to see that children born into impoverished neighborhoods have a very different educational pathway — one marked by punishment rather than investment.
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Brazil is one of the world's top halal meat exporters and that trade could run into trouble if Bolsonaro angers Arab nations by moving the embassy.
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Though Ms Wagenknecht rejects the idea ("out of the question," she declares firmly), the fact that the comparison can be made angers some in her party.
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But the refusal of Americans like Steinem to rethink their broad-brush condemnation of sex work, or the wisdom of rescue tactics, angers some feminists there.
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Colas said on Wednesday it had won two contracts of total value of 63 million euros ($73 million) for construction of Line B on Angers Tramway.
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Read more: Chinese woman accused of Mar-a-Lago trespass angers judgeBaffling behavior marked Zhang's trial in U.S. District Court in Fort Lauderdale from the start.
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He also requests she become his main point person at the firm, which angers Christine's boss David Tellis (Paul Sparks), who formerly handled all XHP business.
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Compagnie CNDC-Angers/Robert Swinston, appearing at the Joyce Theater until Sunday, is the third French ensemble to bring Cunningham back to New York this year.
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P.S.G., which had already won the domestic League Cup with a 4-21 victory over Monaco, will face Angers in the French Cup final May 26.
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While Nujaifi called for unity, he suggested calm could only come with more regional autonomy, an idea which angers the central Shi'ite-led government in Baghdad.
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It's forced to relocate the refugees to atevi, the planet below, but it's a solution that angers the planet's inhabitants and could cause further problems for everyone.
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It angers them that foreigners pay such heed to independent-minded people, whether religious believers, feminist campaigners, environmentalists or left-wing students working with unofficial trade unions.
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It means not allowing ourselves to be spun, and not giving guests or sources a platform to spin our readers and viewers, even if that angers them.
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Their influence angers neighbor Turkey, which considers the YPG an extension of the banned Kurdistan Workers' Party that has fought a decades-long insurgency on Turkish soil.
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What really angers me, however, is Mr. Trump has failed to expand the foundation of African-American outreach built by Republicans like President George W. Bush, Gov.
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Their influence angers neighboring Turkey, which considers the YPG an extension of the banned Kurdistan Workers' Party, which has fought a decades-long insurgency on Turkish soil.
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Her naïvely well-meant "Open Casket," which presented a semi-abstract image of the murdered Emmett Till, jostled a hornet's nest of prevalent racial hurts and angers.
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Compagnie CNDC-Angers, based in France and run by Robert Swinston, a longtime Cunningham dancer and assistant, will perform "Suite for Five," a meditative work from 1956.
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The national railroad has whittled service to a minimum, but it sent a TGV high-speed train from Strasbourg to Angers, in the Loire Valley, Thursday morning.
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At the Angers store, which employs 2900 people in a working-class neighborhood, Groupe Casino is having salaried employees clock out as usual at 12:30 p.m.
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At the Angers store, which employs 2900 people in a working-class neighborhood, Groupe Casino is having salaried employees clock out as usual at 12:30 p.m.
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In fact, the disability platforms of the candidates haven't exactly been a hot topic much of anywhere, and as a disabled woman, this saddens and angers me.
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After playing in a youth league, he won a spot with the Angers club before joining Reims, the eastern club where he spent most of his career.
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It angers me because it's men like him who ruined the romance genre, a genre largely targeted to straight women yet somehow also largely made by straight men.
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Much of the waste comes from countries outside Malaysia, including the US, which angers Yeo who says wealthy nations shouldn't be using her country as a trash dump.
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In other industries, such as car plants, breakdowns can be costly, but delays do not immediately frustrate consumers, in the way a late pizza angers a hungry family.
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Across Europe, the likes of Eibar, Angers, Darmstadt and Sassuolo all spent last season flagrantly disregarding the low expectations of others and scaling new heights as a result.
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"At a minimum, it doesn't build good will with the rank-and-file, and at worst, it angers them and makes them dig their heels in," Fields continued.
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I interact with a paper book in many different ways; I've been known to throw a book across the room when it frustrates or angers me, for example.
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"It angers me to see how obviously intentional it was for them to be this insulting, not just towards my father, but my godmother liz as well," Jackson tweeted.
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"It angers me to see how obviously intentional it was for them to be this insulting, not just towards my father, but my godmother Liz as well," Jackson tweeted.
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" She said, "it angers me to see how obviously intentional it was for them to be this insulting, not just towards my father, but my godmother liz as well.
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Part of UNRWA's mandate is the protection of Palestinian refugees, which greatly angers the likes of Trump and Netanyahu, who say Palestinian refugee status should not be passed down.
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Geo particularly angers the top brass by favouring a former prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, who says his ousting last year by the courts was also inspired by the army.
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He was not without his grinding angers inside like the rest of us but his day-to-day interaction had a lot more shyness and sweetness in his heyday.
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An alternative, less likely scenario is that Puigdemont's ambiguity further angers the more radical elements of the secessionist movement, leading to its implosion and early regional elections in Catalonia.
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" He felt it was time "to make everything about this book, I hoped, a poke in the eye to all the people who have these insane anti-immigrant angers.
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But if weeding out verifiably fake news — conservative or liberal or whatever — angers some users, that's the price of being a news platform, even if it slightly affects growth.
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And they are relying on a fact of American law: "Inflammatory speech" — that is, speech that angers, upsets, or offends — is generally protected speech, even in a rally setting.
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"Angers me and it's ridiculous that people can have that kind of sense of humor if you want call it that; where someone is willing to do that," he said.
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Despite his effort to push Mexico into deterring border crossings, they are soaring, which is dismaying his base even as the administration's brutal treatment of poor migrants angers everyone else.
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Still, Crossroads isn't allowed to engage in any pro-LGBT political advocacy, which angers many of the LGBT alumni I spoke with who think the group isn't going far enough.
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"It's the first time that a candidate is offering something different, something positive," says a retired tax inspector at a Macron rally in Angers, a cathedral town in western France.
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"The union's irresponsibility both saddens and angers us, because we know the impact that any cancelations will have on our associates and their families," Terranea President Terri A. Haack said.
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These kinds of discussions take a while because the family's understanding of the patient's illness must be sussed out, and their fears, worries and angers must be aired and addressed.
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The protagonist of his first feature, "Perfect Blue," is a vapid girl-group singer named Mima, who angers her fans when she leaves a successful trio for an acting career.
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But if the justice later decides a case in a way that angers either the president, a majority of the Senate, or both, the justice will still serve for life.
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"It angers me that Attorney General Josh Hawley filed a lawsuit to allow insurance companies to deny care for Missourians with pre-existing conditions," Eileen Kinsella says in the spot.
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Conaway said he hopes to conclude the House Intelligence Committee probe quickly, talk that angers Democrats who believe Republicans are trying to rush the panel's investigation to a premature conclusion.
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AT&T reported record subscriber losses late in 2018 and is at risk of losing more if this conflict angers consumers or gives them less reason to stick with its services.
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The new prosecutor's office that has indicted Ms Kovesi, and which is controlled by the government's justice minister, threatens that: any magistrate who angers the government could find themselves a target.
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On President Trump's Behavior When asked what she thought about Trump's behavior and his appeal to people, Clinton said that Trump knows how to connect with people over what angers them.
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I studied in the city of Angers, but he's a legend all over France and has been translated by some of the greatest French contemporary authors, from André Gide to Voltaire.
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But what angers South Koreans most is the marked drop in social mobility and the sense of hopelessness that haunts young people from less-privileged backgrounds — that is, most young people.
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He said it still angers him, but now he tries to talk about it in the context of what can be done to prevent other students from encountering the same situation.
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It is down below, in Serbia and Kosovo, where old angers are resurfacing as the Balkan region that spawned so much suffering over the last century is again becoming dangerously restive.
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PARIS ST.-GERMAIN EARNS FRENCH CUP Paris St.-Germain ended a mediocre season on a high note by edging Angers, 1-0, to win the French Cup final in suburban Paris.
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" ---- What the white supremacist view of history leaves out By Jane Carr "What angers me most about the white supremacists who came to Charlottesville isn't just their views or their hate.
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"Marine will fight for the young people — for their future, for their freedom, for their job, for their family," said Aurore Lahondes, a resident of the central-west city of Angers.
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"If we feel triggered, if it angers us, if it upsets us, if it irritates us or disappoints us or scares us, we're not in a great position to intervene," Reichert says.
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The fact that the bombastic billionaire trails a Democrat with such a mixed reputation angers those Republicans who oppose Trump and fear he will prevent the party from reclaiming the White House.
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"It angers and saddens me that President Trump has taken the advice of war hawks and escalated our illegal regime change war to overthrow the Syrian government," she said in a statement.
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He angers the left by backing free trade, though he has had to join Mrs Clinton in saying the next big trade pact, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, is too flawed to support.
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Claire getting his shipment thrown out after discovering crew members with smallpox in the Season 2 premiere obviously angers St. Germain but the lengths he goes to for revenge are quite ridiculous.
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In today's match between Arfa's side OGC Nice and opponents Angers SCO, Arfa absolutely dismantled some fools with about a dozen nutmegs, jumped over 17 people, and executed about 758 Maradona turns.
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The United States is obligated by U.S. law to help Taiwan defend itself, but its arms sales to Taiwan angers Beijing and has slowed down the pace of sales, defense experts said.
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The U.S. Navy regularly angers China by conducting what it calls "freedom of navigation" operations by ships close to some of the islands China occupies, asserting freedom of access to international waterways.
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Father Laurentin taught at the Catholic University of Angers in France, the Universities of Florence and Milan in Italy, and the International Marian Research Institute at the University of Dayton in Ohio.
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Aries: David the Prime Minister (Hugh Grant) from Love Actually Prime Minister David acts before he thinks, dances his feelings out, and will destroy anyone who angers him—including a major world leader!
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Taiwan and the United States usually keep a low profile on their military exchanges because it angers Beijing, which has never renounced the use of force to bring the island under its control.
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Some 72 sitting center-right mayors and senior local officials have announced they will now back Macron's party, including the mayors of mid-sized cities such as Angers, Tours, Orleans, Amiens and Nancy.
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Neymar has enjoyed a fine start to the new season for both club and country, scoring seven goals already, the most recent of which came in PSG's 4-0 win over Angers SCO.
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"We're talking about somebody who has the passionate devotion of a minority and alternately scares, appalls, angers — or all of the above — a majority of the country," said Henry Olsen, a conservative analyst.
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Additionally, while the train won't be traveling at the maximum of 185 miles an hour, it would be able to transport patients the 500 miles between Strasbourg and Angers in about five hours.
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While visiting his childhood home, in Kolkata, the protagonist of this novel, a rare-book dealer living in New York, hears a Bengali tale about a gun merchant who angers a snake goddess.
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Calling from Los Angeles, she also delved into the unseen forces that kept her out of the best directing category, an omission that seems to enrage Twitter far more than it angers her.
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The cinders are a fitting metaphor for the nation's ravenous political appetites and insatiable angers that want to consume truthful rhetoric, intellectual discourse, philosophical consistency, ethical fidelity, and whoever the opposition may be.
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Uber, whose backers include Goldman Sachs and BlackRock and which is valued at over $70 billion, has faced protests, bans and restrictions around the world as it challenges traditional operators and angers some unions.
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"It angers me to see how obviously intentional it was for them to be this insulting, not just towards my father, but my godmother liz as well," Paris wrote in another post. https://twitter.
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At Medicom, officials rolled out an emergency plan this week for the Angers factory to add 30 new workers to the 100-person operation, with an eye to moving toward round-the-clock production.
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That's a lot of scare quotes, and for good reason: The whole thing obviously angers international leaders, and the US says the constant airstrikes hammering the city should be investigated as war crimes. 5.
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"What angers me the most is that [they] have turned what was initially an inner-party conflict into a full-blown state and government crisis," said Frank-Walter Steinmeier, the exasperated German foreign minister.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNChris Brown's Flight to Cannes Was A Total DebacleDonald Trump Squares Off with Megyn KellyMaster P Loses a Fortune to His Ex-WifeBlake Lively Angers Fans with an Old-School Rap Reference
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But although Gosselin says she is upset with the negative image that she believes the tabloids have perpetuated about her, what "angers her even more" is the impact it has on her eight children.
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Should special counsel Robert Mueller, who served as FBI director for 12 years, push the Russia investigation to a point that threatens — or angers — Trump, the president has the power to fire him, too.
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This imbalance, depicted in the leaking of factory jobs out to China while corporate treasuries fill with money, angers people enough that a demagogue promising to bring back their jobs could get a foothold.
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For Americans, a related question is whether the success of the "leave" voters – a group eerily similar to Donald Trump's followers, motivated by many of the same frustrations and angers – presages a Trump victory.
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It also angers the Chinese Communist Party, whose publishing establishment is determined to make Yan the kind of star whose place in the international literary firmament will reflect glory back on her native land.
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While it is closer to a two-man race than it has ever been, John Kasich has signaled no willingness to leave the race, a roadblock that angers many of Cruz's backers and donors.
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In "Manhattan Gallery's Squeaking Floor Angers Rodent Lovers," Sarah Maslin Nir writes: There are 70 white mice in individual boxes set like tiles on the floor of a gallery on Manhattan's Lower East Side.
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He is realistic about his measure's chances, at least until Mr. Mueller produces evidence or Mr. Trump angers his own party, but said there was too high a risk of damage in the meantime.
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And while this train—operated by railway staffers who had volunteered for the mission—didn't run at full speed, NPR reports, it made the roughly 500-mile trip to Angers in about five hours.
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Raymond Kopa, one of the first major French soccer stars and a former Real Madrid attacking midfielder who, small of stature, was known as the Napoleon of football, died on Friday in Angers, France.
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Three French dance companies — Ballet de Lorraine, Lyon Opera Ballet, Compagnie CNDC Angers/Robert Swinston — brought admirable accounts of his dances to New York; the Lyon Opera Ballet's "Summerspace" (1958) was heart-catchingly luminous.
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After slumping to a 5-1 loss last week against the leader, Paris St.-Germain, Angers recovered in style with its biggest win this season to end Monaco's nine-match unbeaten run in the league.
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Backed by Goldman Sachs and BlackRock among others and valued at over $70 billion, Uber has faced protests, bans and restrictions around the world as its app challenges traditional taxi operators and angers some unions.
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Hammond, who routinely angers many Conservative lawmakers by calling for close ties with the European Union after Brexit, will offer a glimpse of higher spending after nearly a decade of cuts to many public services.
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Now we have to decide if we are still that kind of party and still that kind of movement, or if we're simply going to become a party that preys on people's angers and fears.
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"What really angers me is that because you can dot the I's and cross the T's on geographic locations or the names of foreign leaders that we put our military in harm's way," Johnson said.
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And in 2018, some women appear receptive to Mr. Trump's midterm strategy of attacking the #MeToo movement, even if it angers some college-educated and independent women who Republicans fear they may have lost anyway.
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Tom Jawetz, vice president of immigration policy for the left-leaning Center for American Progress Action Fund, explained why Biden's rhetoric angers people who bear the brunt of U.S. immigration policy on a daily basis.
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They might be catalyzed by one particular cause — such as a police shooting — but they're also the result of long-held angers — broader police abuse, residential segregation, economic inequality, and racial tensions, generally, in America.
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CAIRO/ABU DHABI (Reuters) - Cairo grocer Bakr Atef has stopped selling sugar since authorities seized his stocks last month, accusing him of hoarding as a growing economic crisis angers Egyptians and raises fears of street protests.
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What angers him now, when he thinks back to all that has happened in the years since his cousin was killed, is the aura of indignation and immunity emanating from many of the officers he sees.
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"I have been in law enforcement all of my adult life, and this horrific incident shocks and angers me more than anything I have encountered in my career," Highlands County Sheriff Paul Blackman said Wednesday night.
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Timothy Corrigan, an interior designer based in Los Angeles, was in the midst of renovating his towered and turreted Renaissance chateau near Angers, France, when the news that the renowned estate was for sale proved irresistible.
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Other performances include "Sounddance" by Ballet de Lorraine in France; "Beach Birds" and "BIPED" by the Compagnie CNDC-Angers/Robert Swinston at the 303th Biennale de la Danse in Lyon; and "Duets" by the Washington Ballet.
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Perhaps nothing angers all New York Democrats, from moderate Upstate districts to uber-left Williamsburg, than his historic support for a small group of breakaway state senators who keep the Republicans in a de facto majority.
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"I have been in law enforcement all of my adult life and this horrific incident shocks and angers me more than anything I have encountered in my career," Highlands County Sheriff Paul Blackman said in the statement.
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And the reform of MNC taxation includes an excise tax of 20% on all payments made by firms in America to foreign affiliates, a mischievous border tax that angers MNCs as it would disrupt global supply chains.
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Amy Greenberg: Mr. President, a fifth grader could have answered your question What most dismays -- okay, angers -- me about President Trump's statements on Andrew Jackson being able to prevent the Civil War is his profound historical ignorance.
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Despite some changes, Penguin Random House's imprints still compete against one another for books in a system that angers some executives, but ultimately serves to further the company's ultimate goal of increasing its likelihood of acquiring bestsellers.
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Duhigg, who prefers Malcom Gladwell-esque case studies for his book, explains that the chain's baristas are well trained on what to do when something goes wrong, such as a messed-up order that angers a customer.
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The factory, in Angers, typically makes around 170 million masks a year, but in the last week orders arrived for a staggering half a billion, flooding the sales department's inboxes at the rate of one every two minutes.
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"In Aleppo, this type of soap was manufactured maybe 3,000 years ago," said Harastani, who markets his version - which he sells on the internet and through a shop in Angers in western France - under the brand name Alepia.
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Sagan, the first rider to swap the rainbow jersey for the yellow jersey since Cadel Evans in 2010, looks set to retain his lead in Monday's third stage, a mostly flat ride over 14.5km from Granville to Angers.
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But first the Joyce will participate in the worldwide celebration of Merce Cunningham's legacy with five days of performances of his repertory work by Compagnie CNDC-Angers/Robert Swinston, Ballet West and the Washington Ballet (April 17-21).
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Brad's bullying angers Sydney so much that her superpowers cause her to make his head literally explode off his body, leaving his blood and guts stained on everyone's clothes and causing complete chaos in the high school gymnasium.
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Esta semana, algunos funcionarios de Medicom dieron a conocer un plan de emergencia para la fábrica de Angers con el objetivo de sumar treinta trabajadores a los cien que conforman su personal, y están considerado una producción ininterrumpida.
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This is why it angers me that today, the dictator's son and confidant, Maxim Bakiyev, lives in a mansion purchased in 2010 for $4.3 million in a London suburb less than 20 miles from my own family home.
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DeGeneres told Letterman the reason she is once again coming out with her story, saying, "When I see people speaking out, especially now, it angers me when victims aren't believed because we just don't make stuff up," DeGeneres said.
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Together with a separate move to settle an antitrust case against Gazprom, the resolution of key disputes with Moscow angers some EU nations who want a tougher stance taken towards Russia over its military actions in Ukraine and Syria.
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In fact, a lot of them have been reminding themselves of this judicial choice every time the Trump administration angers them with other measures like its decidedly non-conservative protectionist trade proposals or that subsidy-laden health care bill.
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Read more: Chinese woman accused of Mar-a-Lago trespass angers judgeZhang was arrested March 30 after she allegedly lied to get past a Secret Service agent guarding Mar-a-Lago, saying she was there to use the pool.
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ANGERS, France (Reuters) - Mark Cavendish joined France great Bernard Hinault in second place of the all-time list of Tour de France stage winners when he pipped Andre Greipel on Monday for his second victory in this year's race.
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What angers so many Afghan women about the way they have been treated at the peace talks is that they have been trying for years to confront the Taliban and make themselves heard — from within and outside the country.
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"I do feel I have a responsibility to keep the work as close as possible to the original," Mr. del Saz said in a telephone interview from Angers, France, where he was teaching at the school that Nikolais once ran.
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I've never been so insecure or petty as to deny a fellow musician use of ANY of my equipment (or my band's equipment——or resources or contacts or knowledge or ANYTHING) it angers me when that same courtesy is not reciprocated.
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And, in some cases, it also makes for good TV. This resolute posture plays well with the base (in this case, those who value reporting), but only further angers those who see the press as dangerous soldiers in an information war.
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Baltimore Orioles, 2900:215 PM Cycling: Tour de France, Stage 238 (Granville to Angers), 7:30 AM-Noon Tennis: Wimbledon second, third, fourth-round matches, 6-8:00 AM Wrestling : WWE Monday Night Raw, 7:153 PM Cricket: Scotland vs.
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It took him about a year and a half to finish this project—he visited big carnivals near Paris but also the ones in smaller French cities like Saint-Denis, Montfermeil, Pontoise, Dieppe, Rouen, Angers, Saint-Omer, Calais, and Dunkirk.
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"It angers me, as a father, that this individual skirted the justice system eight times and was still out here endangering our citizens on the roadway by drinking and driving," said Mr. Hayden, who is a police constable in Montgomery County.
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There's growing evidence that wage stagnation in America — the very stagnation that angers Trump voters — isn't being driven by impersonal forces like technological change; to an important extent it's the result of political changes that have weakened workers' bargaining power.
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Whether these conservative voters, in mid-size cities such as Amiens, Reims or Angers targeted by Macron to expand his centrist base, turn out to vote, abstain, or opt for another candidate, will be pivotal to the vote's outcome, analysts say.
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There is an "idealization of seduction 'à la Française,' and that anti-feminism has become almost part of the national identity and is seen as a retort to Anglo-American culture," explained a professor of feminism at the University of Angers.
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And, indeed, "The Artist's Way" is stuffed with tools: worksheets to be filled with thoughts about money, childhood games, old hurts; wish lists and exercises, many of which seem exhaustive and exhausting — "Write down any resistance, angers and fears," e.g.
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"The senseless carnage angers her, but it also makes her aware that this might be the environment her son will be facing in a few years if she doesn't do something to improve their situation," states a review in The Boston Globe.
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IBRAHIMOVIC SCORES WINNER Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored a late header as Paris St.-Germain, the runaway leader of the French league, overcame a poor first half to beat visiting Toulouse, 1-0, and move to 23 points ahead of its nearest competitor, Angers.
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ANGERS, Francia — El zumbido incesante de las máquinas haciendo eco a través del piso de una cavernosa fábrica francesa esta semana es el resultado inesperado del virus mortal que prácticamente ha paralizado ciudades enteras en China y en otras partes de Asia.
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He tweeted, "I have agreed with the historically cooperative, disciplined approach that we have engaged in with Robert Mueller..." But given Trump's mercurial nature and his deep hostility to the investigation, his cooperation may only last until the next development that angers him.
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The shooting this week at the headquarters of YouTube, a Google-owned company about 463 miles north in San Bruno, has highlighted the security risks of Silicon Valley's relatively open corporate campuses — particularly as tech companies' expanding influence angers more people online.
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For much of the movie, Tom will butt heads with his willful son, Tommy (Jack Lowden), whose golfing talent soon outpaces his father's and whose aversion to forelock-tugging angers the aristocrats who sponsor their tournaments — and pocket most of the winnings.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A man wearing a fluorescent yellow jacket similar to those worn by fuel protesters across the country has threatened to explode a grenade near a petrol station in the western French town of Angers, Interior Minister Christophe Castaner said on Friday.
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Trump tweet angers students Students who survived the shooting laid into President Donald Trump after he seemed to blame the FBI's failure to follow up on a report about the school shooter on the agency's attention and resources on the Russia investigation.
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Happily, the Merce moment will extend eastward in April, with the French company CNDC-Angers set to perform a full evening of Cunningham works at the Joyce Theater in New York, and the Paris Opera Ballet staging his Duchamp-inspired classic "Walkaround Time."
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But since Ted Cruz doesn't have any sympathy for people who act like politicians — since he is, in fact, the bane of his party because he scourges them for acting like politicians — it's easy to see why it angers his colleagues so much.
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Credit...Elliott Verdier for The New York Times ANGERS, France — The relentless whir of machines echoing across a cavernous French factory floor this week is an unexpected result of the deadly virus that has nearly paralyzed cities in China and other parts of Asia.
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In control of the presidency and Congress, and with eight years to devise health-care policies in opposition to the currently popular ObamaCare, the GOP now owns every insurance premium increase and every problem with the health-care system that hurts or angers voters.
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Along the way he angers some folk dancers, sleeps on the streets, comes across a Nazi cult, gets attacked, witnesses a fight between good and evil swastikas, and learns some not-so-nice secrets about his grandfather—all soundtracked perfectly by the frantic electronica of Jaga Jazzist.
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During those meetings, a big-screen television is tuned to cable news, according to the news outlet, which added that Trump frequently yells at the TV and will break from the lunch to discuss a response with aides if he sees something on screen that angers him.
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As fighting in the Syrian war appears to be reaching its conclusion -- ISIS is losing its grip of its previous stronghold and de facto capital in Raqqa -- Trump's arming of Kurdish fighters to kill ISIS fighters angers Erdogan, who considers both ISIS and the Kurdish forces to be terrorists.
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The PHEs involved are Regional and University Hospital (CHU) of Rennes (AA/Stable/F1+), CHU of Bordeaux; Regional Hospital Centre of Metz-Thionville, Hospices Civils of Lyon (HCL; AA/Stable/F1+), CHU of Angers, CHU of Montpellier, CHU of Nimes and Hopitaux Universitaires de Strasbourg (HUS; AA/Stable/F1+).
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"This shows how much investigative journalism angers the mafia, which thrives with its business in silence," Nino Di Matteo — a prominent mafia prosecutor, hence also a prime target — said on national television a few days after the police arrested those said to be planning the attack against Mr. Borrometi.
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Now is good - Russell - U.S. Senate passes HK rights bill backing protesters, angers Beijing 216/BLACK & BLEAK FRIDAY U.S. retailers launch annual Black Friday sales on Nov 229, ushering in the high-stakes holiday shopping season for store chains that are struggling to adapt to shrinking mall traffic.
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But what angers me the most might be the people who still tell me I'm being melodramatic, that I should not be full-on freaking out, that Trump must be given a chance, because maybe he didn't mean what he says, or maybe he won't be that bad after all.
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La fábrica, que se encuentra en Angers, por lo general fabrica alrededor de 170 millones de cubrebocas quirúrgicos anualmente, pero en la última semana ha recibido pedidos por la asombrosa cantidad de 500 millones, lo que saturó los buzones del departamento de venta con un pedido cada minuto o dos.
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On April 4-9, the Angers-based Compagnie CNDC —led by the longtime Cunningham dancer Robert Swinston—presents a triple bill at the Joyce which includes two early works, "Place" and "How to Pass, Kick, Fall and Run," both from the sixties, the decade that put Cunningham on the map.
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