The key to McDormand's performance is that she plays Mildred as perpetually angry: sometimes weary and angry, sometimes sad and angry, sometimes conciliatory angry, and sometimes hugely, destructively angry.
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If you think you're angry, Angry Birds says, well, you're not angry enough.
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"It made Republicans angry, it made Democrats angry, it made anarchists angry," Honig said.
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Some patients died alone and angry—angry with people who had wronged them, angry with God.
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Like how much it would suck if you were just like, angry, angry, angry on every song.
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"A lot of us are angry — angry at ourselves, angry at the way that the country is going, angry at the way the world is going," he said.
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The primaries have made clear that a large share of American voters are angry: angry with their own side's representatives, angry with their opponents and angry with the world.
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A lot of this imagery comes from a very "angry white man angry at other angry white men" angle.
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"Romanians are slow to get angry, but when they get angry, they get really angry," I overheard one protester say.
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But honestly I was angry the day he escaped. Angry.
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It means going up against angry fans and angry publicists.
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I'm angry about my fate and angry at the government.
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MUNCHIES: Hi Angry Chef, so why are you so angry?
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If they wake up angry, they'll go to bed angry.
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If he was angry, then you had better get angry.
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People can be angry about pensions, they can be angry about fiscal contraction in the past, they can be angry about the unemployment.
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It's not just monstrous people who are angry, everybody is angry.
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I expected this album to be angry, but not this angry.
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And I was angry very angry at what he had done.
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The people are angry, and the Republican voters are really angry.
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"People are angry, they're angry at what's going on," he said.
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"The American people are angry and want angry shows," he wrote.
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In an angry, confused time, we need an angry, confused hero.
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Turns out the "angry" Splash Mountain mom isn't so angry after all.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I&aposm angry even though I don&apost look angry.
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Leonard: You're angry at me but you're really angry at the owner.
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You think Djokovic got angry or -- a great player doesn't get angry.
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This made Dorismond angry, just as it would have made me angry.
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"People are angry, all over the world people, they're angry," he said.
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I was angry that I wasn't supposed to feel angry about it.
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First, I felt angry — angry that someone had been taken from me.
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And we don't even have to be angry to be called angry.
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It wasn't angry and I was so surprised — because I was angry.
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"I was very angry, very angry at father and I was angry that he would do that to my kids," she said during the interview.
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"Most of the people who spoke were angry at the council, they were angry at the police department, they were angry at the vagrancy," she added.
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And it made me angry, and I think we should all be angry.
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If you're angry about Charlottesville, you should be angry about these issues, too.
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If you're sad, you can be sad, and if you're angry, be angry.
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It was full of frustrated and angry people doing frustrating and angry things.
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"People are angry, and they have good reasons to be angry," she said.
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I am very angry this year, very angry because before they did nothing.
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I was angry that I had to be there, I was angry that this happens to women, I was angry that all the details had been twisted.
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I was angry at my sister's classmates, angry at mainstream media for not representing enough Black women with natural hair, angry at myself for feeling so helpless.
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"I am not angry with you — I am angry with myself," he quickly apologized.
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And, while they were angry at the world, at least they were angry together.
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The system will recognize if you're angry, happy, sleepy, distracted or angry while driving.
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"I was angry, and I wanted the audience to be angry," Kapadia told NME.
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There was an angry wave in the 70's, a strong feminist angry wave.
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Yeah, that's why I say I'm angry, also, at the people who are angry.
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A bewildered, angry child becomes a bewildered, angry old man, with little in between.
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"Angry should be the motto for this team — playing angry and aggressive," Enoch said.
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" Later on, he said, "It gave me time to reflect on whether I should be angry or not that angry and then I learned I chose being angry.
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Angry at the ISIS fighters shooting outside, angry at the soldiers hiding in her home, angry at her family's misfortune, to live in Iraq at a time like this.
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There are people who are just angry, they're angry that Trump won, that Hillary lost.
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It's easy to organize when people are angry and people are angry when they're cold.
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"People are angry; all over the world, they're angry," Reuters reported the businessman as saying.
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"The people are angry at that - they're not angry about something I'm saying," he said.
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That is not consistent with the game Angry Birds, in which all birds are angry.
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They're angry over borders, they're angry over people coming into the country and taking over.
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And whether staff member or die-hard supporter, you're disappointed and angry — really, really angry.
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Sometimes I want to talk on a song and be angry, because I am angry.
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He considers himself "a pacifist," but he gets angry when it's time to get angry.
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We expect Kate to be angry at original Miles, but she's angry at them both.
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The team that likes to play angry against the team that likes to press angry.
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Jane Sanders said that the race had only grown angry because the issues make them angry.
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I am very angry with women that summer, and then I'm very, very angry with myself.
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The problem isn't angry people, but that angry people find it too easy to get guns.
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Their angry, aggravated schtick provided angry, aggravated viewers with an easy way to validate their frustration.
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And in Pennsylvania, 38% said they were "angry"; and Trump won 66% of those "angry" voters.
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Rovio today is launching a new free-to-play Angry Birds game — called Angry Birds Action!
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Will the people who are angry about easy access to guns still be angry next March?
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But this is where we differed: I wasn't angry with others; I was angry with myself.
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"I hope people do get angry reading 'Dead Astronauts,' if they're not angry already," he said.
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People are angry What we've heard from people in different countries is that they are angry.
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I'm less angry now, and when l am angry, l know it's hormonal and that helps.
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Angry crowds confront Republicans in Trump-era town halls Angry crowds confront Republicans in Trump-era town halls Congressional Republicans have faced angry protests during their first Trump-era town halls.
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If you are angry today, or if you have been angry for a while, and you're wondering whether you're allowed to be as angry as you feel, let me say: Yes.
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Another study, "Can an Angry Woman Get Ahead?" concluded that men who became angry were rewarded, but that angry women were seen as incompetent and unworthy of power in the workplace.
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At what's supposed to be the emotional fulcrum of the pilot, Spencer confesses to Coach Baker that he's angry all the time — angry that his father abandoned him, angry that he's grown up in poverty, angry that he's had to work so much harder than other kids.
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The belief that you can come across as an angry woman (I'm sorry, but she did), or an angry gay person, or an angry person of color, or anything other than an angry white man, and still get elected to the highest office in this land.
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In 032, Republicans were mostly angry at both parties (60%), now, just 38% say they're angry at both and the share angry with only the Democrats has climbed (37%, up from 20%).
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The Angry Purple Monkeys: Aipom A pack of really angry Aipom attack Tim early in the movie.
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She was angry that it happened, but she was more angry, I think, that it was trivialized.
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Angry at my inability to fight faith with facts, and angry that these zealots hijacked the conversation.
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A German flight attendant was angry in the way that only German flight attendants can be angry.
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Again, some of the conventionalism on Trump's wealth ... he's speaking to this angry, disenfranchised, white, angry male.
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They should be righteously angry at those injustices and even angry at the people who perpetuate them.
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Why does it seem like everyone gets to be angry, and be angry publicly, but Black women?
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I don't particularly relish being angry in the way Senator Lindsey Graham was angry during the hearing.
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These things make me angry, but in my day-to-day life, I just am not angry.
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The truth is, there will always be angry young men, and angry older men, and women, too.
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The candlemaker was angry, or maybe not angry—he was a fairly gentle soul—but definitely miffed.
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I'm angry because my man cheated on me, or I'm angry because I've been wronged by a man.
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And I won't be angry when we fix it but until we fix it, I'm very, very angry….
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I only have the power to be angry, and talk about it, and help you stay angry, too.
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People are very angry and now you have a White House and president who are also very angry.
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Why white men are angry Lately, the news seems filled with grim mug shots of angry white guys.
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People talk about how angry I must be and maybe I'm in denial, but I don't feel angry.
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And I won't be angry when we fix it but until we fix it, I'm very, very angry.
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One study concluded that men who get angry are rewarded, but that angry women are dismissed as incompetent.
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It's truly time to retire the misogynist trope that angry men are powerful, yet angry women are unhinged.
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The American people are rightly angry, Ryan said, but politicians should not just say that they're angry too.
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" Some are worried that rising up could make them "look angry"; others point out that they "are angry.
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And while the "angry voter" trend is definitely the most powerful force in this 2016 election, no one should forget that a significant amount of those newly motivated angry voters are angry at Mr. Trump.
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"I am angry this morning -- angry at the senseless loss of a dedicated public servant, and angry at the absolutely unacceptable level of violence in our city," Mayor Jim Strickland said in a statement Sunday.
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Yes, I am grateful, but I am also angry today -- angry for my family members, neighbors and loved ones.
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"I am angry, I'm angry at the Democratic establishment," Corey Collier, an organizer for the activist umbrella organization Philly.
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"I'm not sure why you are so angry with me — I'm the one that should be angry," Parks said.
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That would likely make her angry, and there's a good chance the voters wouldn't like Oprah when she's angry.
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"I am angry, I'm angry at the Democratic establishment," said Corey Collier, an organizer for activist umbrella organization Philly.FYI.
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In New Hampshire, 39% said they were "angry" at the federal government; Trump won 44% of those "angry" voters.
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"I'm angry that show is out there, and even more angry there is now a season 2," she said.
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The reason you're so upset, you're so angry, has been perfectly clear, from all the angry exchanges this morning.
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The Line is angry at itself for existing, and angry at the players who want these games to exist.
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I remain fearful that angry men will neutralize angry women, and that Mr. Trump's loyal base will prevail again.
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They are angry and when you can make someone angry you have (at least a little) control over them.
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If we are going to be angry, we should be angry at the right people about the right things.
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His parents were outraged at being kept in the dark, with Philip sounding father-angry and Elizabeth spy-angry.
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This song was Rogers' way of teaching kids how to be angry, instead of how not to be angry.
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"Don't get angry; don't be the person huffing and puffing and getting angry in the security line," he said.
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But while Angry Birds (2.1 million visitors) and Angry Birds 2 (4833 million visitors) have grown respectively by 351 percent and 128 percent, Angry Birds is down from a peak of 3 million earlier this year.
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Moreover, given that the president is angry more or less all the time, it's particularly difficult to isolate moments when he is especially angry, let alone single out moments when he is angry about something important.
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Or oh she got so angry and the last thing we want is an angry woman in the Oval Office.
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Even if you don't play Angry Birds Evolution—and seriously, don't play Angry Birds Evolution—it's worth noting these shifts.
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If Trump supporters weren't already angry that Cooper was at the DNC, they'll be angry about his feelings toward Obama.
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I am angry, and a lot of other people are angry too about how incompetently out country is being run.
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I guess it's easy to kind of jump on the bandwagon and make angry songs because you're angry about things.
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Anger is a very self-perpetuating energy and I feel like people who are angry are usually angry about themselves.
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It was so embarrassing to hear that Macklemore has been receiving angry tweets from angry old white men from Australia.
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I'm angry too, I'm angry that this tragedy is something that we have to fight for in order to prevent.
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"We're angry at the police and angry at the government," said Justin, 23, dressed in black and wearing a hoodie.
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"We're angry at the police and angry at the government," said Justin, 23, dressed in black and wearing a hoodie.
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Angry Advocate Cheryl Strayed: You have every right to be angry about the injustices you see in your work, Advocate.
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"I'm not angry at the guys who are doing this but angry at the U.S. for allowing it," he said.
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Six in 10 Republican primary voters were angry at the Obama administration in 2016, and 40% were angry in 2012.
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Meanwhile, 103% of Democratic primary voters were angry at the Bush administration in 2008, and 46% were angry in 2004.
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"They're really just thinking at a base level, 'This person is frustrated and angry, and I am frustrated and angry.'"
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The former ship's doctor is angry at the world, and particularly angry at Stamets, although he doesn't really know why.
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He is angry at the cultural base of the secularist early Republic; he is angry at the left-leaning '60s and '70s generations; and he is angry at the nonpartial cultural practitioners of the post-dictatorship years.
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There's plenty of things to be angry about; it's more productive to be angry about new things rather than old ones.
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Women are angry, so angry — on behalf of ourselves and our sisters — and we simply refuse to suffer in silence anymore.
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"The mood of the country is very angry, but you never make a good decision when you are angry," Beck argued.
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"As a teenager, he was angry at Pakistan, saying ISI created the Taliban — he was angry about it," the friend said.
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It was fascinating to watch people make shit up so they could get more angry and justify why they were angry.
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Trump's tweets read angry about 51% of the time, while Biden was angry 33% of the time and Sanders about 30%.
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Angry Birds merchandise is widely available, and a sequel to the original Angry Birds film is slated for release in 2019.
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Taken together, scenes like these suggest that however angry you are right now, there's a good chance it isn't angry enough.
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The youth of this movement are angry at Washington and they're angry at the lack of leadership, and they should be.
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For sure, black girls get that "angry black girl" stereotype put on them, and it doesn't allow them to be angry.
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There was a moment where everything shifted, that everyone was just angry and they stayed angry until it was ... DW: Fixed.
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Despite the toll of angry call after angry call, the painful reality of what people live through would often hit me.
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"I was angry at my mom, I was angry at my dad, I was angry at the UPS guy, I was angry at the person in traffic, I was … I used to feel like, I used to call it like this free floating sort of anger, and God help whoever it landed on that day," Melissa recalls.
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We should be focused on an angry feminism, or one that just respects the anger that comes with living in a patriarchal world with a president like Trump, that that makes us angry and it's okay to be angry.
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"I am angry this morning - angry at the senseless loss of a dedicated public servant, and angry at the absolutely unacceptable level of violence in our city," Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland said in a statement posted on social media.
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Trump says he's "representing a lot of anger out there," but not "angry people" -- just people who are angry at the system.
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"The thing I learned early on is, if I got angry with her, it didn't work, she got angry back," she says.
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Note also: Being angry (and mistaken) that Obama is a divider is different from being angry to have seen him sworn in.
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Some people think a very angry man should rule the world; other people say that he is the wrong kind of angry.
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He was not angry enough for such a critique himself, he told the audience, so he had to channel an angry dog.
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Democratic voters are angry Eight in 10 New Hampshire Democratic primary voters are angry at the Trump administration, the highest share of voters from the non-incumbent party who are angry stretching back to 2000, according to CNN exit polls.
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Using this technique, they found that participants often categorized black men as angry even though they were shown for-sure not angry faces.
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I'm angry that I wasted so much time stroking men's egos, I'm angry that I watched men fail up for merely being adequate.
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As part of the lead-up to the Angry Birds Movie, the birds are getting a brand new mobile game, Angry Birds Action!
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This is likely to make you seriously angry, but getting angry is the first step towards having an opinion, so stick with it.
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"It takes a lot to get me angry, but I'm about as angry as I've been in a long, long time," Wray said.
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Twenty-five percent said they'd be angry if he were confirmed, while 6900 percent said they'd be angry if he were not confirmed.
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Angry expressions of ethno-nationalism are rising in many parts of the world, while angry expressions of misogyny are abloom on social media.
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"The art world was angry — they were angry that I was there, and that the realtor had leased me the space," says Bryant.
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The guy who was angry about the downfall of Salvador Allende's Marxist regime in Chile in 1973 is still angry about it today.
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"I am angry with Lopetegui, I am angry with the president of Real Madrid, and I am angry with the president of the Spanish football association for the way they all handled this," said Manuel Jose Sanchez, a Real Madrid fan from Salamanca.
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Republicans are more likely than Democrats to say they are angry, and whites are more likely than African-Americans to say they are angry.
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But they are angry – angry enough to fight for the issues that matter to their communities, like pollution, racial injustice, and the healthcare system.
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Slater was angry at Kyle, but she was also angry at herself, for seeing in him a quality that might not really be there.
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I don't get angry anymore unless I'm really, really hurt — so this is the end result of me being angry, is that I'm hurt.
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"I just remember being so angry, angry at everything," Biden told Cooper while discussing the accident, which became ingrained in Biden's own political story.
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If they are angry, they are angry at what harms the people and phenomena they love, but their urges are primarily protective, not vengeful.
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They&aposre angry over borders, they&aposre angry over people coming into the country and taking over and nobody even knows who they are.
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The Collective's founder, Joseph Ficalora may now be facing angry artists and an angry client, if he represented the work as okay to film.
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I cried to Digo and I told him how angry I was, angry for experiencing heartbreak and loss at the same time, and angry at the earth for taking my dad down below that field in California, with only GPS coordinates pointing to his bones.
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"The reactions are full spectrum from shock to upset to being angry, but not angry at what I'm doing, angry at the stark fact that this could be a reality," the artist, who does not reveal his real name, said in an interview on Monday.
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"People are angry and people are upset … well, whether they're angry with me or they're angry about the situation – all I know is that they're hurting, and it's my job to be there to try and offer some comfort and support," Morrison told the Guardian.
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Of course, I can't (and don't) expect the people in my life not to get angry at me, or to only get angry at me on specific day; sometimes I do things wrong, and make people angry, and that's normal, and healthy, and okay.
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"However, they still say, 'It's OK.' And if you ask them if they are angry they will push back and say that they're not angry."
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She says she almost didn't come in case he was still angry, but he admits that he's not angry — he's just an insecure old man.
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The community behind me's angry, so hopefully they're angry enough that they could provide some information that will lead to the arrests of the individuals.
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If we seek out, "like" and comment on angry missives from Bernie Sanders supporters, we'll be confronted with more angry missives from more Sanders supporters.
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For example, the company introduced a "Angry Birds Seasons Mooncake Festival" game for the Chinese festival and licensed the brand for Angry Birds-themed mooncakes.
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We are also angry —angry that shooting after shooting politicians in Washington and Columbus refuse to pass sensible gun-safety laws to protect our communities.
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"I can get angry about it and lose energy by getting angry, or I can just accept that's like that," the 27-year-old said.
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The people who were very angry in 2012 or in 2015, feel uncertain rather than angry now and see no reason to vote for it.
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There's so many things that powerful people are hiding from us right now, and that makes me angry—it makes us all angry, I think.
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Muslims, among the most diverse religious community in America, still seem to exist in two bland flavors: the angry progressive or the angry religious fundamentalist.
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"They're not going to be less angry," said Representative Bill Huizenga of Michigan, referring to the town hall meetings he has held with angry voters.
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Even after the only black reporter there was fired and the editor said to him "You seem too angry", invoking the angry black male stereotype.
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I mean, she's angry and betrayed by her mom, she feels angry and betrayed by Randall and Beth just for being involved in the whole situation.
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Not just angry constituents tweeting at them, but angry constituents organizing against them in the next election because the free and open internet is at stake.
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Portrayals of angry women so often feel one-dimensional — and it's easier for audiences to judge them for being cold, callous, or straight-up angry bitches.
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"In Macomb they are very sensitive to NAFTA, angry the political leaders sold them out, angry at senior management and CEOs of the companies," he said.
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Artillery shooters seem so simple and Angry Birds was such a success that it's hard to believe no other developer has released an Angry Birds killer.
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What's more dangerous: an angry buffalo blocking a one-lane bridge, or a realistic hologram of an angry buffalo standing in the middle of a bridge?
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The conventional conservative analysis of the Trump phenomenon goes something like this: Voters are angry, Donald Trump is angry, so voters have flocked to Donald Trump.
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At the same time, 47 percent of Democrats said Republicans made them angry, while 46 percent of Republicans said the Democratic Party made them feel angry.
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Some officers were angry at Mr. Thompson for pursuing the case; Mr. Gurley's family was angry at him for recommending no jail time for Mr. Liang.
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Klobuchar critics are angry about emails and binders and forks — and whether or not they admit it to themselves, they are angry about something more fundamental.
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Those who accuse others of virtue signaling seem angry about the supposed virtues themselves — angry that someone, anyone, appears to care about something they do not.
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"I asked if he was angry with the boy, he said no, I'm not angry with him, and I thought what a good man," she said.
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There are lots of angry women out there, and I'm encouraging them to stay angry, but determined, and focus like a laser beam on the elections.
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If you take a picture of a circle person being angry at a square person, that gets viewers, making square people angry at circle people in return.
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Obama, because he is America's first black president, cannot ever appear to be publicly angry, lest he play into the stereotype of the angry, aggressive black man.
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I keep saying I'm angry at the people who are angry, because they're the ones who have elevated this vile nincompoop to the place where he is.
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If there's one thing we know about fights and conflicts, whether inside or outside the office, it's that angry people often look for reasons to stay angry.
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At first, I was angry at the results — angry at an America that has become so twisted to support a man with racist, sexist and bigoted ideas.
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"They are definitely angry that they're not getting paid, and maybe some of them are angry enough to express their anger this way," Reardon told the Post.
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Many of the people angry at this game are less angry about the politics of the game than the fact that the game has politics at all.
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"But when I see Serena winning I am angry in a way," he continued, making quotation marks in the air with his fingers as he said 'angry.
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I always write because I'm really angry about something, and I was so angry that people weren't seeing how black women are getting it from all angles.
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No wonder Marmee is angry all the time, as bound up as she is — and no wonder Jo is terrified of growing up to be angry too.
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If the goal of asking politicians questions is simply to make them angry and then make fun of them for being angry, we are in rough shape.
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One study analyzed the characteristics of angry drivers and found they were more likely to react impulsively, get angry more often and express their feelings more aggressively.
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Among Democrats, the share not angry at either party has dropped from 30% to 18%, while more now say they are angry at both (42%, up from 32%).
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By way of example, if Brad got angry in front of the children, that is very different than if he only got angry with Angelina behind closed doors.
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Recall that 42% of Iowa voters said they were "angry" -- Trump won 30% of those "angry" voters at a time when he still had roughly a dozen competitors.
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Or I'll get angry about the crying, then sad about being angry, and then guilty, like, 'Why do I feel so sad when I have a beautiful baby?
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Trump has to thread the needle by sounding concerned and/or angry about the economy, terrorism, and immigration without sounding angry at the person asking him the question.
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She is angry not just because she is an angry person, but because she is constantly fighting to be herself in a world that does not like her.
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After all, just as many of us are angry about the injustice against minority groups, a significant number of Trump voters are angry about the injustices they perceive.
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Nearly three-fourths of the public is angry or dissatisfied with the political system in Washington, compared with 313 percent who are angry or dissatisfied about the economy.
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He did the false equivalency thing—that whites are angry because of this, and blacks are angry because of that, as if those two things are the same.
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He's angry at the universe, but he's more angry at himself, especially after being beaten in a stand-up fight by an untrained scavenger using his idol's lightsaber.
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This week, to mark the Angry Birds brand's 10th anniversary, Rovio is releasing a sequel to "The Angry Birds Movie", its successful 2016 venture into the film industry.
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Nearly three-fourths of the public is angry or dissatisfied with the political system in Washington, compared with 56 percent who are angry or dissatisfied about the economy.
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The stories go by so quickly, each one a perfectly calibrated 45 seconds of aggravation that I get angry but can't keep track of what I'm angry about.
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Simpson should say he was angry Nicole didn't invite him to dinner that night; so angry that he took a knife to her place to slash her tires.
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When we think of mass assailants, we most often think of angry young men, but we cannot ignore the angry young women who also commit acts of violence.
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Then there's always a part of me that remembers that this record lives past my being angry, and so do I really want to be angry about that?
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A new company called Fun Academy has licensed the Angry Birds brand and will continue to operate existing Angry Birds Playgrounds in China, Singapore and the United States.
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The anti-PC people aren't angry that they can't say what they want; they're angry that when they do say what they want, others sometimes disagree with them.
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Call me a liberal college professor (from a blue-collar, working-class family), but my question to the angry white voter is simple: What are you angry about?
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Van Gogh was fatally stabbed and shot — an angry letter was stuck into his body with a knife; his assailant was a Muslim man angry over his film.
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I get why people are angry, and I feel like they should be able to be angry at this point, because they've been tamped down in that rage.
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Vinessa is angry at Dana for her lie, but as we later learn, she would have been angry in pretty much every scenario that Dana might have selected.
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I'd get really, really angry, and I tried not to call to negotiate things when I was really angry because I thought that was going to be counterproductive.
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I grew so angry, in fact, that I could not be angry anymore, especially when I realized that I could destroy our love with my pent-up rage.
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When Warren was criticized as loud or angry, they were reminded of the times they were told they were being too loud, or angry, because they were women.
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"It really made me angry seeing my son mixed in with that, because his [King's] posts are just so angry and just intended to incite," Griner told CNN.
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As for me, I am angry at the state of our country, angry at how Bernie has been treated by the media, and really angry at the way Democratic Party elites have been dismissive of his candidacy and have denigrated, rather than embraced, his message of social and economic justice.
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The two other girls hooked up with the guys, and I got so angry because one of the girls hooked up with the guy that I was kind of in love with, so I got so angry that I started crying and went in the tent to sleep angry and drunk.
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He's not just angry about that and every armored police patrol that enters the town, he's angry that his brother's body lies in a grave in an unknown place.
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Change comes from large groups of angry people — and if day one is any indication, you are part of the largest group of angry people I have ever seen.
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"I actually do think the fight metaphor is right," she told me when I asked whether Trump's angry faux-populism could only be countered with an angry real populism.
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"If it's a slaughter, the world is going to get very, very angry, and the United States is going to get very angry, too," Trump said Wednesday of Idlib.
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Scores of angry people online seemed almost excited to hold this murder up as validation for their prejudiced views of the city, but angry people online are like that.
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Trump is tapping into some of the nation's most aggrieved and angry sexist resentments, just as he is tapping into some of its most aggrieved and angry racist resentments.
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I didn't because I was -- and am -- angry.
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" - Taylor, 32 "Throws dishes when she's feeling angry.
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Intermittently sad and angry, yet terrified of dying angry, she tries to find serene memories, only to recall her sorrow at her grandmother's death, whereas Anna remembers her grandmother's cooking.
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We got the audio -- in which you can hear Martin threatening to bring the wrath to whoever pulled the prank 'cause the butter ruined his expensive interior ... angry, angry stuff.
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For example, if they're really frustrated and angry, think back on a time when you were so frustrated you couldn't seem to think straight:What happened to get you that angry?
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Still, Levoranta said Rovio had managed to develop its existing titles, such as Angry Birds 2 and Angry Birds Friends, and acquired new players that made more in-app purchases.
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The group, known as Angry Tias & Abuelas (Angry Aunts & Grandmas) of the Rio Grande Valley, said they wanted to help families who had just been reunited and released from custody.
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Right after my Mom died, I was sad, angry, frustrated, nostalgic, strangely thankful, then sad, then angry again, you name it — I felt it all, usually all within one day.
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A.M.I. issued angry denial after angry denial to The Times and other news organizations that pursued the story, including The Wall Street Journal, The New Yorker and The Washington Post.
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But one thing I've learned is that if you're going to be angry, be angry on behalf of a cause bigger than yourself, on behalf of someone other than yourself.
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"I worry a little bit about his health, because he spends so much time angry at the podium and he's often angry when he's not at the podium," Karl said.
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These women are angry, engaged and ready to vote After Donald Trump was elected, Kim Drew Wright went looking for other women who were just as angry as she was.
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PEOPLE IN THE UNITED STATES ARE ANGRY AND THEY DON'T KNOW WHO TO BE ANGRY OVER ABOUT MAKING VERY PERSONAL AND EMOTIONAL DECISIONS ABOUT PRODUCTS THEY NEED OR THEIR CHILDREN NEED.
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What I'm saying is that it's easy to get angry; the problem is staying angry when your need for convenience outweighs the part of you that is allegiant to your convictions.
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Whereas you might fire off an angry to tweet to a bank teller for disrespecting you, suddenly we're talking about angry tweets going to the leader of the North Korean regime.
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But," he said, after a pause, "we worry that inside her head she is angry with us, angry about the decisions we made for her when she was just a baby.
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"El se arrecha" — he gets very angry — she said.
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And then buzzed again — long and hard and angry.
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" Later: "I'm angry because our country is a mess.
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" He explains: "I was angry – but everybody grieves differently.
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Someone else comes instead — a very angry Kathy Bates.
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" Wubbels also asks why the officer is "so angry.
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" She also asks why the officer is "so angry.
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" Ms. Bee added, "I am too angry for that.
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It's time for consumers – and Congress – to get angry.
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" Nevertheless, Janssen acknowledged, Wim is "very angry with Astrid.
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I'm shell shocked, fuckin angry, confused and heartbroken ….. r.i.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Angry Birds game maker Rovio Entertainment (ROVIO.
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What's been the ... take angry times famous, who wins?
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Now, people — people have every right to be angry.
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Because Ceann has a brain tumor — another angry inch?
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" She also said, "He gets so angry, so fast.
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" He's angry with Turnbull: "Putin was a pleasant call.
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" It's understandable that angry Venezuelans talk about "the dictatorship.
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I expected an angry reaction — but not this strong.
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" He went on, "People tell me I look angry.
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" To the boy he said, "Your dad's too angry.
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She's read about Trump's claims that the 2016 election was "rigged," and she's angry — angry it's impossible to know the truth unless you witness it, like she did at the voting booths.
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Trump was in Phoenix to begin with because he feeds off crowds; he's shown a shrewd sensitivity to figure out what they're angry about, and make them more angry, in the past.
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"Anger is useful because it makes me want to tell people they should be angry too, and maybe we can focus our energy together to change what makes us angry," she says.
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That's the attitude of Republican elites write large—it's obvious they're angry at Trump, maybe even ashamed, but they never get angry or ashamed enough to take action that would hurt him.
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Angry confrontation Ho's menacing Facebook video was widely seen as being directed at fellow lawmaker Eddie Chu, with whom he had an angry confrontation earlier in the day on public broadcaster RTHK.
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If by next Wednesday or Thursday there's still no agreement, a bunch of angry members of Congress will have to decide whether whatever they're angry about is worth closing the government over.
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In the wake of last week's school shooting in Parkland, Florida, young people are angry: angry at the NRA, at lawmakers reluctant to take action on gun control, and at President Trump.
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"Leadership is not about going to angry and frustrated people and saying, 'You should be even angrier and more frustrated, and you should be angry and frustrated at each other,'" Rubio said.
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Trump expresses his anger in New York colloquialisms, and Palin does so in folksy ones, but the basic message is the same: You're not wrong to be angry, and we're angry too.
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It's Angela whose face appears in the moment at the bar to say, "I am not angry," with a kind of calm that belies just how angry both she and Will are.
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To begin with, a truth that certainly every woman knows: women who assert themselves clearly, as Lewinsky did, are often branded as constitutionally "angry" -- and angry women, it's understood, are illogical hysterics.
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No longer "Angry Ashley" No Longer "Angry Ashley": Your original question outlined a "friends with benefits" relationship where you didn't enjoy the friendship, nor (as far as I could tell) any benefits.
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And I say, because I experience so many things almost every day of my life that if I were to be angry at this situation, I would be angry all day, every day.
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It's an angry song on an angry album, so while some reviewers accused us of "losing our sweetness" I think others found it refreshing to hear an honest voice amongst the pop fluff.
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If it decides to double down on its characters' grosser instincts, however, it could fade into the list of countless angry-dude-driven comedies that are just angry for the sake of it.
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"In the last quarter of the year our new games, Angry Birds Match, Angry Birds Evolution and Battle Bay landed short of our expectations," Kati Levoranta, CEO of Rovio, said in a statement.
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They sent us off to the locker room and I was angry with myself, angry with everyone, but at that moment Jovan Savić, the Williams sisters' sparring partner, walked into the locker room.
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In her complaint, Adams said she designed the "Angry Birds" pet toy line, and at some point between December 2009 and November 2011 Hartz illegally used her intellectual property and "Angry Birds" trademark.
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Trump Will Be 'Angry' If Health Bill Fails President Trump said he will be "very angry" if the Senate fails in its effort to pass a health care bill in the near future.
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Some members of the House Republican Conference are angry that Trump has given no clarity on what he would sign -- and are angry at their leadership for kowtowing to the President's demands. Rep.
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And then that's read as inauthentic; it means that she doesn't understand how upset people are, or the pain people are in, because she's not angry in the way those guys are angry.
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Since first releasing Angry Birds in 2009, Rovio has expanded its business to include movies and other games because the company realized it could not solely rely on Angry Birds games for revenue.
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" At one point, Mr. Rosenstein assured lawmakers, "I'm not a Democrat, and I'm not angry" — a reference to Mr. Trump's frequent complaint that the Russia investigation is being led by "13 angry Democrats.
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If a guy asks you out and you're not interested, don't hurt his feelings, and don't laugh at him, because a humiliated man is an angry man, and, sometimes, angry men hurt women.
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Someone could click "angry," for example, if she disagrees with the Congress member's opposition to Trump, or she could hit "angry" to show she shares the Congress member's strong opposition to the president.
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A 2018 Elle survey found that 74% of women consumed news at least once a day that made them angry — and 78% of Democratic women reported feeling more angry than the year before.
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Angry that I retain only the slightest grasp of my mother tongue, a connection vanquished by colonial powers from Britain and Portugal and now, the U.S. Angry at the cinematic and literary canon.
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"He was a very angry man," Ms. Chandra said, laughing.
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"I am angry," Mr. Sanders said on the campaign trail.
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There, she witnessed an angry crowd respond to the students.
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When she pressed him, he replied, "Don't be so angry."
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"Needless to say, I was angry and disappointed," he said.
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Westbrook just went to a whole new level of angry.
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Was I too loud or too angry or too emasculating?
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The campaign trail has often seemed endless, angry, and inescapable.
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She's like if Angry Twitter turned into a jealous woman.
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But I can get heated, and I can get angry.
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If Mommy was angry, he'd scream about mislaid salad forks.
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As of today I'm not angry, how can I be?
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They existed to protect the privileged from an angry populace.
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Can dogs tell when we are happy, sad or angry?
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And wouldn't those voters have a right to be angry?
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THESE TWO ANGRY, YELLING LYNX ARE PROBABLY FIGHTING ABOUT SEX
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Don't focus on wrong views because that makes you angry.
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He was so angry it tipped over into sheer hilarity.
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Even she says "bad things" sometimes when she is angry.
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Was wearing a sweater and blue pants, and very angry.
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One waitress seemed angry with me for not understanding Russian.
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If you aren't angry about something, you aren't paying attention.
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And, you know, you get used to the angry comments.
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Objecting to specific policies and making angry statements is easy.
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When I rode away I wasn't sad, just so angry.
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President Trump is hitting an angry nerve with the left.
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And then I start to get angry at women, too.
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Tensions grow at town halls Angry town halls are back.
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Have invisible, angry hordes ordered 100 pizzas to your house?
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That means the other faction goes home dejected and angry.
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He knocks someone out when he is angry at them.
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He gets angry, sending little cleaning robots scurrying for cover.
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Eventually, the plane lands safely — but Hilton is understandably angry.
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So, I'm not angry with them or anything like this.
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Amash's call for impeachment predictably ignited an angry Republican backlash.
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So he's also conflicted and angry about the thug life.
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"I don't get angry on the internet" -@Cernovich Lol pic.twitter.
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" She said that left her "upset" and "angry at times.
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Jamyle Cannon: It didn't take much to make me angry.
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In the scene in question, Hannah is upset and angry.
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The shooting sparked a clash between angry residents and officers.
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"Hedwig and the Angry Inch" director Michael Mayer will direct.
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As Eve gets more and more angry, Villanelle becomes distraught.
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The Briton denied he was angry with the Finn, however.
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After all, how could you get angry at those eyes?
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If she didn't let him in, would he get angry?
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Smollett says he's angry some people doubt the attack happened.
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I totally — look, it's not that I'm not angry enough.
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What's a busy, angry, worried, politically engaged person to do?
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Often, women feel like they're over exaggerating by getting angry.
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Be angry for what the Trump administration is doing now.
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I don't want us to go from victims to angry.
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Angry MPs, including from Mr Macron's own party, demanded explanations.
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Some days it was just an angry rant or two.
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Even allied Arab states like Jordan are angry with him.
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I mean, I'm angry at the state of the world.
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The reaction has been swift, and angry, among French women.
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I think the Republicans are having the angry ones, right?
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He does not make voters angry so much as indifferent.
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Pretty soon, however, angry former consultants began to speak out.
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Michelle: I used to feel angry, or tired, I think.
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He's a talker, the angry man, talks the whole time.
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They are feeling disenchanted and angry and looking for solutions.
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It's the only sunrise alarm whose light made me angry.
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He always seemed disbelieving, and maybe a little bit angry.
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Angry Facebook posts and irate Amazon reviews flooded the Internet.
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But if women stay angry, it's all up for grabs.
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"Guys, I can tell you're angry, but wow," Conway responded.
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Well, whaddaya know – maybe angry-tweeting works sometimes after all.
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I'm angry that people are teaching their children such hate.
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I don't want to become more angry or more frustrated.
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Which means women are going to continue to be angry.
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Angry fans from the losing side burn their players' effigies.
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It's like a bobbing cork in a very angry stream.
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And these angry decisions have proved to be mutually reinforcing.
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I mean, she gets angry, but she doesn't show it.
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Descriptions have quickly emerged of a troubled and angry individual.
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Tickle him with these and you'll only make him angry.
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"They are just angry because they lost money," he said.
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"I am very upset and angry about it," White said.
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As the cost of living rises, Algerians are growing angry.
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Mr Lukashenko cannot keep an angry populace at bay forever.
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They were angry, and I didn't really feel like that.
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He didn't fit the typical vision of an angry loner.
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They can't come out about what they are angry about.
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I decided I didn't want to die angry or afraid.
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Yet, following angry noises from backbenchers, the plan was dropped.
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"He got very angry, he cursed at her," she said.
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The post had drawn an angry reaction from some Saudis.
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People were pretty angry and thought I was an idiot.
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" People, he added, "don't want to be angry about things.
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Her throbbing angry forehead vein alone deserves an Emmy nomination.
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Without Crush the Castle we probably wouldn't have Angry Birds.
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He's not going to be angry or scared or crabby.
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MJ falls asleep angry and wake up a new woman.
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Neighbors described him as a loner who often seemed angry.
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Thiel was right to be angry in the first place.
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I feel humiliated, angry, and determined not to give up.
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Bernie got hosed and his supporters should be very angry.
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Would congressional leaders lose the support of Trump's angry base?
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When I heard his answer, I felt disappointed — and angry.
|
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He didn't seem to be disturbed or angry with her.
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The protests were "angry and loud" but peaceful, he said.
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"I was so hurt and angry with myself," she says.
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Water was pouring into the basement and I was angry.
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Watch out for stressful, or even angry, conversations this afternoon.
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When Whitfield learned Moore had been snooping, she got angry.
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Angry about those damn kids who walk across their lawns.
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Smiley in old age, like Mr le Carré, is angry.
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Hedwig and the Angry Inch, with your host, Billy Bush.
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Fed President John Williams comments yesterday really got me angry.
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But Vanderpump never said that she was angry with Kemsley.
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He appeared not to understand why this made people angry.
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The world was full of angry, aggressive and passionate people.
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Between takes, Kidman remained in Erin mode: reticent, simmering, angry.
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When the hotel said that wasn't allowed, Brody got angry.
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A lot of people are feeling hopeless, sad, angry, afraid.
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A lot of angry young men define themselves by opposition.
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"They're better when they're angry," he comments from the couch.
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Mostly, though, she's angry about how her mother treats Randall.
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It's designed to throw off 'five angry London lads' expectations.
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" Asked if she was angry at Dershowitz, Giuffre said, "Absolutely.
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This isn't the first time I've been angry or upset.
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Before you start composing that angry email, hear me out.
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Some of the emails are angry rockets, attacking me personally.
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"Deep down, I was so depressed and angry," he said.
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WE ARE AS ANGRY & FRUSTRATED BY THE SITUATION AS YOU.
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It was frustrating, of course, and it makes you angry.
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If you're a really professional investor, you can't get angry.
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"I mean, I'm (angry about) my performance, definitely," Davies said.
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I'm angry about all the things I didn't know happened.
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And that put me into a very angry, combative mindset.
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They are smart, they are articulate and they are angry.
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Those kids have a right to be angry about this.
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As I write this, I am so very, very angry.
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THE BREXITEERS have become the angry brigade of British politics.
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Then there was Nahum who was a totally angry prophet.
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"I am sad and I am super angry," she said.
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Angry constituent tells Tom Cotton she's not a paid protester.
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I had most people's reactions, where they're just incredibly angry.
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Just because they were just so angry at the time.
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Not everyone in Davos will be angry with Mr Trump.
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Angry #Thunder fans are trolling Kevin Durant's restaurant on Yelp.
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The Angry Birds Movie 2 is in theaters August 14.
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A bigger argument turns into angry phone calls and FaceTimes.
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They're drunk and angry and victimized (and rich and white).
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That she seemed more angry at us than the situation.
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He is angry AF and won't stop talking about beer.
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People get angry and desperate, and being rich becomes uncomfortable.
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Debbie alleged that Ward was visibly angry on the tarmac.
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And in case you hadn't heard, people are pretty angry.
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Firstly, it's orange which we know is code for angry.
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No, Mattar insists, she's not angry, she doesn't hate us.
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Rather than getting angry, though, she's cultivated her own strategy.
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If I don't remember, he's going to get angry again.
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" And Steve said, "They have every right to be angry.
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"Look at his cheeks and angry face lol," she joked.
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And that, my fellow didactic dweebs, makes me really angry.
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Thumbnail images show Kavanaugh's face pinched in an angry frown.
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"I don't read it because I just get really angry."
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He loomed over the younger man like an angry parent.
|
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But, infrastructure be damned, because Trump is angry and hurt.
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In them, killer Omar Mateen is angry, frazzled and condescending.
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She is angry as she speaks and occasionally becomes tearful.
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Three years later, voters seemed just as split, and angry.
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Does it bother you that they're both being angry meatheads?
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Why would belief in an angry god be any use?
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Woodward became angry and immediately demanded she abort the baby.
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These are not just random faces in an angry crowd.
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Lloyd's mother told reporters that day she was not angry.
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KS: So you wouldn't compare it to an Angry Bird.
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They're going to be constantly angry, frustrated, maybe even depressed.
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Understandably, this has made some deeply stupid people deeply angry.
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Shady's back, and angry as hell at President Donald Trump.
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Toxicity levels from the medication made him angry and confused.
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But they do absolutely share a tweet because they're angry.
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The ending made a lot of people, especially feminists, angry.
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PJ is angry and his date is wary of her.
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She's determined to be angry, to give in to darkness.
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During this wave of feminism, she hopes they stay angry.
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And what's the best thing to do when you're angry?
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Now, these investors are angry and want their money back.
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Perhaps they are merely "starstruck" and "angry," Jackie Raymond said.
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"I was really angry" about the December increase, Moore said.
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The sudden drop in Facebook's stock has made me angry!
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He was visibly angry, claiming the test must be wrong.
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Now, the next frontier for Angry Birds is augmented reality.
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People will be angry and prone to cutting things off.
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Unlike many people on Twitter, I'm not angry with Jenner.
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An angry Markstrom slammed his stick on the ice afterward.
|
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Trump reacted with a series of angry tweets on Wednesday.
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That can also lead to angry calls from Trump supporters.
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I pop some Advil PM and crawl into bed angry.
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Photographer Scott Olson found one angry cat swimming in floodwater.
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It makes you wanna holler and scream and get angry.
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Angry crowds also showed up at district events with Reps.
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However, this angry version of LeBron wasn't his true self.
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The people that get angry assume you've photographed their face.
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John Grisham's popularity is not something to be angry about.
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If she gets angry enough she'll drop the English façade.
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Angry Birds could be gonzo; instead, it's just kinda ... there.
|
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It's also a formula Angry Birds seems completely unaware of.
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"There's a lot of really angry people," said Fiona, 24.
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We [felt the] need to make an evil, angry song.
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Picking up Cozmo would result in an angry head shake.
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Angry Nikki is the most charismatic person in the world.
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That angry bird will save me a fortune on concealer.
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"I was shocked and angry," said Nichols, 70, by email.
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I was excited and anxious and angry all at once.
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The feature film The Angry Birds Movie is not art.
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How angry and alienated they are, outside Awamiya, is unclear.
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" She asks out loud why the officer is "so angry.
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Previously, when journalists used it, ambassadors would dispatch angry letters.
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I had to go to a mean, angry, dark place.
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A constituent angry over the GOP's healthcare bill approached Rep.
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Ms. Kornegay said she was not angry with Sha'Quille's father.
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As a result, developers are angry and users are frustrated.
|
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Do they understand how angry many of their users are?
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WE HAVE TO GET EVEN MORE ANGRY WITH THESE REPUBLICANS.
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Furious — as in angry about the way the world is?
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Whereas the Leave voice through Farage has been very angry.
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His favorite movie of all time is "12 Angry Men."
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Over the next days angry protests spread throughout the valley.
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I'm confused and angry, but I can't even remember why.
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Their excitement was overshadowed by a lot of angry men.
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His appointment has drawn an angry reaction in the east.
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"I felt angry and sad," he said during the march.
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If you are angry, you can finish fighting with people.
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I wanted to be angry, but I mostly felt apologetic.
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Please forward your angry reader emails to them, not us.
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You piss on a fire, you just make it angry.
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The Spurs, facing elimination, had vowed to come out angry.
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Heartbroken and angry didn't even begin to describe her feelings.
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"Unemployed people are hungry and angry," read one demonstrator's sign.
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But executives wanted to further expand the Angry Birds franchise.
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"Well, today, I'm angry – and I own it," Warren wrote.
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Women grow up hearing that being angry makes us unattractive.
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If leaks happen before report arrives on Hill, angry lawmakers.
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Angry tweets from US President Donald Trump didn't sway them.
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Spelling's post drew hundreds of comments, SOME of them angry.
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SNL's makeup artist really captured Kavanugh's angry man face flushing.
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Ghoul does not waste time being creepy, bloody, and angry.
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Their angry voices cut through the stillness of suburban Paris.
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The sad clown, the angry comic — it's basically a cliché.
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Just between you and me, Estella, he's angry at himself.
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"I'm not a Democrat, and I'm not angry," Rosenstein said.
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The exercises usually provoke an angry response from North Korea.
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More on that here if you want to get angry.
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I felt like this was my punishment for being angry.
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Progressives are right to be angry over the immigration order.
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"I was angry because they sued," Trump told the Times.
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So go ahead, be angry about what happened Monday. Disturbed.
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"I was sort of an angry child," she told me.
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But angry tweets are not really much of an answer.
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"I'm not a Democrat and I'm not angry," Rosenstein said. .
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"This is not America," a visibly angry Espaillat told reporters.
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I'm very angry that we've had to come to this.
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Well, YouTuber Gregory Austin McConnell is angry about this too.
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They seemed angry, and yet somehow managed to speak calmly.
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Salvini's comment triggered an angry reaction from France's foreign ministry.
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"I felt very humiliated, I felt very angry," she said.
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But the Chinese government is clearly angry about Meng's arrest.
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But Mr. Mateen betrayed no emotion during the angry encounter.
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Critics and audiences mostly panned "The Angry Birds Movie" (2016).
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Critics seemed to enjoy "The Angry Birds Movie 2" (2019).
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"I understand that Americans are angry and frustrated," he said.
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We stop being angry and hateful and just laugh together.
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This angry lion doesn't seem to be phasing its cub.
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Mr. Johnson, a betrayer betrayed, seemed more rueful than angry.
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The blockage started at noon, angry users wrote on Twitter.
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The first game that made me so angry I quit.
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"Now I say, 'Please don't make me angry,' " he said.
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Trump was reported to be "angry" about the resignation letter.
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Would the other families talk about my son's angry dad?
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Angry attendees called it a scam, and the law agreed.
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McCall says she's angry and hopes to someday find justice.
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This is not your first book about angry white men.
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It makes me angry, and it makes me work harder.
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Gus is angry because he feels useless in this position.
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Walters' band of angry Flinters had no confidence in that.
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The Galician regional president, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, was similarly angry.
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She's scared: If she rebuffs him, will he get angry?
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The Democrats are clearly excited and enthused, mobilized and angry.
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I saw legislators last week in tears and genuinely angry.
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Angry demonstrations racked the country for weeks, some turning violent.
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Angry protesters gathered near the Brussels stock exchange on Sunday.
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Why embarrass herself getting angry just because of some idiot?
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Even when Howard appeared, Muslet seemed more confused than angry.
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The tweet set off angry denunciations as being highly insensitive.
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I quickly felt myself turning red -- getting irritated and angry.
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His look was terrifying: creviced brow, arrowed eyebrows, angry mouth.
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A senior official said Trump was angry about the situation.
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The world needs everything but more angry men right now.
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Angry Birds is set to hit theaters on May 20.
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Every little slight sets him off on an angry riff.
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KS: You don't say, "You're stressed out because you're angry"?
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Everything is shared online now and people get angry together.
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I have friends who were angry all of their life.
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Scott gets fake angry and jumps up from the couch.
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I was really angry, but I got into martial arts.
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We'd had angry sex before, but this was totally different.
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The whole incident made me feel incredibly sad and angry.
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We're told Topher described the caller as angry and aggressive.
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She didn't look angry or annoyed, but just downright miserable.
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Trump continued: Go deeper: The unraveling: An angry American weekend.
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When I said no, he gave me an angry push.
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"When Chad stepped up there, he was angry," Fletcher recalled.
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Expect hugely passionate vibes, and watch out for angry confrontations.
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Some have angry customers pressuring them to oppose the policy.
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Life is too short to be angry or get discouraged.
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All politics is local: McConnell faced angry constituents last week.
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Don't get angry with them — instead, lend them your support.
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Macron may be willing to consider angry Yellow Vest voices.
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It's sad, funny, angry and transporting, a kaleidoscope on fire.
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The fight attracted dozens of angry partisans from both sides.
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Each day, new lines -- angry, absurd, lying -- are put out.
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And they're puzzled, or irritated, or downright angry about it.
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But he doesn't seem angry; he just seems bummed out.
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"I feel sometimes sad, sometimes angry, sometimes laughing," she said.
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Now I do, and I'm angry and upset for them.
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My mother remembers her mother passed out. Angry. Demanding. Haunted.
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These days, they are feeling sad, confused, angry and betrayed.
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Opinion Columnist If you're not angry yet, you should be.
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Mr. Warner got into multiple angry altercations as a result.
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Every American Catholic I know is angry — with good reason.
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"The man I am angry with is dead," he said.
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"When people bring up Quest, we get angry," Trinity said.
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If you're still angry about inequality, then you're somehow theatrical.
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"They wanted to spare me the angry calls" from Eagle.
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"It makes me angry, it makes me frustrated," Gundotra said.
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But Brexit supporters are angry about policy retreats from London.
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Users created smug frogs and sad frogs and angry frogs.
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When he's angry, we try to understand what's bothering him.
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Yet Malawians are not just angry at their own government.
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I am sad and angry it happened on our watch.
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In my life, my kids ... Angry Birds, another moment. Yeah.
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These contested stories divide our sympathies and spur angry debates.
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A lot of progressives are angry or disappointed this morning.
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"You're so cute when you're angry," a stranger told me.
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The practice has prompted an angry backlash from some rightists.
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I felt angry at how I had been spoken to.
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My wife was angry, but I didn't give a damn.
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Being angry and disgusted was a good warmup for everyone.
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I was angry that my career was in a slump.
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I wasn't angry, I wasn't terrified, I was just sad.
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Just telling the story, he seemed less angry than ashamed.
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The people who lost are the ones who are angry.
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Lauda was conscious, and the rites only made him angry.
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An angry mob beat the driver after the motorcycle sputtered.
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"Had he gotten hurt, I would be angry," he said.
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"I start to get angry at women, too," she added.
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It was when we ran out that people got angry.
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Kuroda was summoned almost daily to parliament by angry lawmakers.
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They were angry that the landlord had not been charged.
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National elections in October saw angry appeals for ethnic loyalty.
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But he was angry about loopholes used by the rich.
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It makes me feel anxious and angry and amped up.
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Because they were angry about trade deals from the 1990s?
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The demonstrators are just angry and want their voices heard.
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After the shooting, I was so angry at the shooter.
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We made a series of missteps, I got very angry.
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A person becomes wary or even angry because of it.
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At this Johnson became angry, and retired to his room.
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"So many people were so angry about it," says Sweitzer.
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The man is so angry so much of the time.
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The feeling of being cheated can make you really angry.
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It's not just the white angry men of the past.
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Angry over the accusatory questions, Mr. Papadopoulos ended the meeting.
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Now angry rhetoric could complicate efforts to return to negotiations.
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I was angry at the CIA, which I saw then
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Don't they have angry wannabe contributors accusing Wikipedia of bias?
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They came into a meeting all ready to be angry.
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So angry Democrats will battle it out for the nomination.
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When Jim highlights Roy's lack of encouragement, Pam gets angry.
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Some people are very angry about that: #JustBurnIt is trending.
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Research shows you'll be bored, frustrated, lonely, angry, and stressed.
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"I was very angry when I left there," Paperno said.
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The angry grandparent who hurled racial epithets across a room.
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They said it to get folks angry and ginned up.
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She's so angry, and she's 100 percent on Khloé's side.
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"It makes you even more aggressive, more angry," he said.
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Zuckerberg, usually calm and a natural introvert, was uncharacteristically angry.
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The whole process made me feel betrayed, angry and unvalued.
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"We are not angry with the president," Mr. Akguzel said.
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"Someone said to me, she's really angry," Ms. Gough explained.
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I just am angry at what's going on in Washington.
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Very, very angry because I disagreed with him about something.
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"It makes me angry as an American," Mr. Khan said.
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Jill: All right, then why are you getting so angry?
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HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH (2001) Stream on HBO platforms.
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Mr. Draghi acknowledged that many people are angry about trade.
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"Machito was low key when he was angry," he said.
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I was angry at the doctor for not having answers.
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"That's the big surprise: He's so angry," Professor Wood said.
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"I'm angry nearly every day of my life," Marmee says.
|
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I could have stayed angry with him, but for what?
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Behind the scenes Johnson was viscerally angry over Martin's remarks.
|
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Too bad his angry little brother can't let him live.
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But when he got angry, he would gust with fire.
|
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The young women with them looked embarrassed, but not angry.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - It started with an angry tweet.
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"It just made me really angry, that's all," she said.
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Burg was angry that Parker was included in this article.
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In other words, they prefer fun drunk to angry drunk.
|
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But now people on all sides are angry at him.
|
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An angry Muslim with a thick accent like Fareed Zacaria.
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"I think many people would be aggressive, angry," he said.
|
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"He is a little bit angry," Chuck Rocha told Hill.
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By the time I got there, I was so angry.
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"Work it out so you are not angry," he said.
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Many are angry at Collins for the way she voted.
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"Aside from being depressed, I'm just angry," Ms. Fernandez said.
|
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Mr. Trump was angry the briefing was held at all.
|
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Ms. Herrington knew her client would be angry that morning.
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It is sad; I feel disgusted, angry, but also frightened.
|
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Look would never print a Rockwell picture that angry again.
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I have so much going, I just get angry. Stressful.
|
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"I find that people are disgruntled and angry," he says.
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"It made me angry," Mr. Arreola, 49, said on Monday.
|
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It acted because its people were understandably angry and fearful.
|
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We become anxious or angry and unable to process information.
|
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People go to prison and they're angry and it's overwhelming.
|
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I didn't know how violent and angry its victims become.
|
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Or is this more of an angry kind of saber?
|
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Zuckerberg agreed with Georgetown's moderator that liberals are angry, too.
|
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Feeling "terribly depressed and angry," he turned to writing novels.
|
|
Angry protesters ready to get rid of more public officials?
|
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"I was very angry inside and very scared," she said.
|
|
Some of the most popular comments are from angry users.
|
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"I became resentful, disrespectful to women, and angry," he wrote.
|
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Cool was emotionally reserved; woke is angry, passionate and indignant.
|
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No, the crossword police will not be angry at you.
|
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What if she was angry, or told the whole school?
|
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We're all angry, and we have every right to be.
|
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"I am so disappointed and angry at her," he said.
|
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"He was angry because of the national service," Arefaine recalled.
|
|
Some angry parents wrote to Ms. Bagby, demanding an explanation.
|
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" Ms. Collins, clearly angry, said: "This makes no sense whatsoever.
|
|
No industry wants the majority of customers angry with it.
|
|
His story went viral in China, generating angry responses online.
|
|
K., he wants me to be like his angry mother.
|
|
He was angry at any Republican on television saying otherwise.
|
|
Mr. Varlet said he was particularly angry with Mr. Macron.
|
|
Mr. Buttigieg suspended campaigning to face angry and anguished residents.
|
|
Aramco executives, who hadn't seen the news coming, were angry.
|
|
Take that mugging, which led me to the angry tenant.
|
|
"I'm not troubled, I'm not disappointed, I'm angry," Craig said.
|
|
He gets very angry initially but eventually he calms down.
|
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It will be hard because people are angry and worried.
|
|
Democrats weren't the only ones angry about the process. Sen.
|
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That made a lot of people get angry with me.
|
|
One angry fan once shouted out vile accusations at Mastoris.
|
|
Now the GOP has got conservative voters angry as hornets.
|
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And it started to make me more angry than anything.
|
|
This time, members of the audience began to get angry.
|
|
Mornings are better if you don't go to bed angry.
|
|
It's true that I am, in bursts and spurts, angry.
|
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Angry that education systems uphold the colonization of the mind.
|
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I am angry that I still wanted this man's love.
|
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Now we know why he's so angry all the time.
|
|
The second half brought plenty more to be angry about.
|
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So I'm not angry with them or anything like this.
|
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Simply put, it is a very damning, very angry mess.
|
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After losses, he was so angry that he couldn't speak.
|
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I was very frustrated and angry that that was released.
|
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He had hardened, and was both angry and more alert.
|
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I can't just let myself be angry about these checks.
|
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I feel guilty and uncomfortable, but also angry and annoyed.
|
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But the girl isn't getting it — and Dial gets angry.
|
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It was also kind of an angry time in music.
|
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When you stop getting angry after losing, you've lost twice.
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There are people who were telling me I was angry.
|
|
What could be more natural than feeling hurt and angry?
|
|
From the stage, he saw hundreds of angry, skeptical faces.
|
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Instead, it comes at the hands of bitter, angry voters.
|
|
Sometimes it sounds like an angry warning about final judgment.
|
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Not all Republicans were angry with Trump's conduct in Helsinki.
|
|
You learn from one another, you get heated and angry.
|
|
Consider the angry commentary you hear during a given day.
|
|
"They tricked us," an angry White House official told CNN.
|
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Seeing images of the person I was made me angry.
|
|
Giridharadas's new book will make a lot of people angry.
|
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"I felt angry at first," Manuel's mother Ermelinda told CNN.
|
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The primary voters are angry and they want to fight.
|
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Luis was angry and often violent, and mistrustful of adults.
|
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If I'd been through all that, I'd be angry too.
|
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Angry at myself for not doing more in the moment.
|
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If he gets angry people say he's out of control.
|
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Angry Chinese called for a boycott of the hotel chain.
|
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These comments made lots and lots of addiction experts angry.
|
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Their employees and customers are already very angry at them.
|
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The arts community of the time was sad and angry.
|
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But I always believe people when they say they're angry.
|
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They are very angry at the French state and people.
|
|
As angry Facebook commenters noted, this recall was long overdue.
|
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I don't remember her as angry, or bitter, or upset.
|
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Nicki in the bedroom angry as fuck, life is miserable.
|
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" Still, Myrick added, "I'm as angry about this as anybody.
|
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She's angry and confused, another hick who's not with it.
|
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It's like, no, you have to get angry about this.
|
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They're not really angry about … pick your NFL quarterback controversy.
|
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In her complaint, Adams argues that she designed the "Angry Birds" pet toy line and at some point between December 2009 and November 2011, Hartz illegally used Adams' intellectual property and "Angry Birds" trademark.
|
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Wright, a friend of Heard and Depp, was called in an attempt to pacify an angry Depp, who was "obsessing about something that was untrue" and became "extremely angry," Heard claimed in the documents.
|
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Now Ursula Le Guin is gone, and I am sad, but not just sad--I am angry, bitterly angry at Death for ceaselessly taking the good ones, the ones who are precious to us.
|
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I still see us as being in a moment of incredibly powerful political change, precipitated by women who are willing to be angry right now and women who have been angry throughout our history.
|
|
Another plus for Trump: The poll finds a majority of Americans are angry about both the political and the economic system and this "angry vote" breaks for the Republican front-runner, although not exclusively.
|
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Alongside the movie plan, Rovio is looking to reduce its dependence on Angry Birds — earlier this month it launched "Battle Bay", the firm's first multiplayer game which does not carry the Angry Birds name.
|
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Another plus for Trump: The poll finds a majority of Americans are angry about both the political and the economic system and this "angry vote" breaks for the Republican front-runner, although not exclusively.
|
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"If you are angry [with your wife] and you go to your job, you'll also be angry with your friends, with your colleagues... you'll have one, two, three [cigarettes] at one time," Vaishnav said.
|
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Back in March, only 38% of Republicans said they were angry at both parties in a CNN/ORC poll at the time, while a virtually identical 37% said they were just angry at Democrats.
|
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The album spoke to the frustrations and concerns that many black Americans share, from dealing with depression to claiming the right to be a black woman who's angry without being the Angry Black Woman.
|
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The student stoppered herself and stood, then put her poem on Peggy's desk: muliebrity if you're raised with an angry man in your house, there will always be an angry man in your house.
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Had Blasey seemed angry, there's a chance she'd have seemed too angry; had she cried for too long, there's a chance she'd have seemed too emotional, hysterical, her womb zooming freely through her body.
|
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When Merry is a teenager in 1968, angry at the world and finding her focus in being angry about the war, she plants a bomb in the town's post office, which kills a man.
|
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"Donald does well with voters who have relatively low information, who are not that engaged and who are angry, and they see him as an angry voice," Cruz told The Brody File on Wednesday.
|
|
In a study evaluating job candidates, participants ranked angry men higher than angry women and were more likely to attribute the anger of female candidates to internal factors such as their personality and temperament.
|
|
If House Democrats are ultimately successful in November, 2018 might be remembered as the 'Year of the Angry College-Educated Female' — a reversal of the 1994 GOP revolution's 'Year of the Angry White Male.
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Angry: 32% Hopeful: 19603% One week after my poll, on April 2, Lynne Vavreck, a political science professor at UCLA, challenged the conventional wisdom about angry voters in a column for The NY Times' Upshot.
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Both understood the fact that voters were bored as well as angry, mistrustful of the liberal consensus, angry at globalization's predations, restive for grandeur, thirsty for the outspoken rather than the dutiful warnings of experts.
|
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"It is a normal and even healthy response to be angry after you've been assaulted, and to be angry that people don't believe you, to be depressed, to be hypervigilant, to lose sleep," she said.
|
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But it was not as Shakespeare's ultimate angry old man but as the angry old woman of Edward Albee's "Three Tall Women," for which Ms. Jackson won a Tony for Best Actress in a Play.
|
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I have to think through this each time I feel some tenderness toward him or miss him, and feel, again, hurt by the memory of our relationship, and angry with him and angry at myself.
|
|
What is actually happening in my mind when I am angry?
|
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It is a handgun usually held by an angry young man.
|
|
"I was so angry at Larraine," he recalled, using stronger language.
|
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Some people responding to his piece seem pretty angry about that.
|
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Now, even Kim is angry at Caitlyn and this fight lasts.
|
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"I was so angry that it was so hard," she recalls.
|
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They are mainly angry and frustrated with their party's central office.
|
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Angry survivors cursed at police officers, demanding they storm the nightclub.
|
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When she told her mother, Farrow says, Mia became extremely angry.
|
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"I am angry and sad at the same time," Levi says.
|
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People who had been lining up since 6am grew increasingly angry.
|
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Dad just sat silent and straight-faced, not angry, not disappointed.
|
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Just thinking of it now I'm getting angry all over again.
|
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They are "beyond angry and disgusted" with her, the source says.
|
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It looked like they came out of the locker room angry.
|
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Now, the former Venezuelan National Guard sergeant sounds hopeless -- and angry.
|
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Hedge funds whose trades were included in the release were angry.
|
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An angry passenger took out her frustrations on an airport window.
|
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I just know that somebody out there is angry about them.
|
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"Or they are angry, rageful people with sadistic tendencies," he says.
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The smallest inconveniences, which normally wouldn't phase her, make her angry.
|
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I could be angry — no one would blame me for that.
|
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"Here's the part that got people really upset:"Yes, I'm angry.
|
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He just said some angry things on cable TV. A. Yup.
|
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Seeing visuals not just having people retweet it or be angry.
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It makes people angry because they are being used as profit.
|
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I got really angry, because she cried and felt really bad.
|
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People who knew Mechkah told Reuters he looked depressed and angry.
|
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Is this a silly person, or is this an angry person?
|
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The killing sparked days of protest, and angry demonstrators demanded justice.
|
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"They were angry," said Forman, who produced the show for CBS.
|
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The president, angry, accuses a media personality of peddling fake news.
|
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After a failure, do you feel mad, angry, upset or ambivalent?
|
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The rise of populism, particularly in Europe, suggests voters are angry.
|
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I can't be angry, I'll never meet a man that way.
|
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On both sides, just so much anger, it's making me angry.
|
|
First comes the unscratchable itching, and the angry blossoming of hives.
|
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He's constantly angry and doesn't know how to process his emotions.
|
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"I was angry and upset but mostly scared," Gonzalez told Refinery29.
|
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I was so angry and shocked that I burst into tears.
|
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This angry mama wants to help you clean up the mess.
|
|
Within a few episodes Eleven starts to feel repressed and angry.
|
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They are "beyond angry and disgusted" with her, another source said.
|
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She got so angry she kicks him out of the car.
|
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"I'm angry," Miller, 45, tells PEOPLE in her first extensive interview.
|
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Is the EU debate just a lot of angry men shouting?
|
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Ever stop talking to people when you are angry at them?
|
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Ask the passive-aggressive person to confront what they're angry about.
|
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Message boards are flooded with angry posts calling for Casey's conviction.
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He said they were told Duterte was "very angry" at Pala.
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"Maybe," I said, afraid a firm no might get him angry.
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The great charm of Angry Birds was the joy of playing.
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The great charm of Angry Birds Evolution is that it's free.
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An open and connected world can become an angry, fractured world.
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Shouldn't you just be angry with yourself over what you did?
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That they are angry -- and the angrier you are, the better.
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That they are angry -- and the angrier you are -- the better.
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The identity of the angry woman remains unknown at this time.
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He can't even celebrate with his colleagues because he's so angry.
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I went to bed angry and woke up pissed and cranky.
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Krasznahorkai has transformed and transcended; he has changed from an angry
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"The first half, I coached very angry," a tearful Malone said.
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Spike Lee is also angry about Green Book winning Best Picture.
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Netflix may find itself with plenty of angry fans if so.
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"He said 'Oh, come on' and he was angry," Heller says.
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Chuck Todd: So, I got angry at Fox the other night.
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As a result, Macerich's stock has been slammed by angry shareholders.
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The result is that the group becomes hostile, angry, and agitated.
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It makes her angry, and not just because she was framed.
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There have been Senate hearings, Twitter protests, angry defections, pointed screeds.
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Let's see if angry Telstra customers can beat their previous record.
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Early indications suggest "Angry Birds" makers may have struck a chord.
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Pop culture moved on to superheroes and sad, angry male antiheroes.
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US soldiers also don't face the same risk from angry locals.
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She was once the helpless victim; now she's the angry one.
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That company soon became the focus of angry customer reviews online.
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The media treats MAGA as angry and missed the real story.
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Some angry customers have taken out their frustrations on utility employees.
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Go deeper: Google's China project unites angry employees and frustrated Congress
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Instead of feeling angry (the anger came later), I felt ashamed.
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"I am ready to sacrifice my life," he said, visibly angry.
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"SLO: "Most of the time, I was just angry at them.
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If you'd been her dad, you'd have been angry and terrified.
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Current blemishes appear less angry and inflamed, and they recede faster.
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I told him I wasn't interested, and then he got angry.
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Since the arrests, Diana has felt helpless and afraid and angry.
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But most people are just angry because they like Bruno Mars.
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The farmer was angry and spoke in a heavy Appalachian accent.
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I was really angry with the fact that he did it.
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Reader response ranged from shocked to sad, from angry to delighted.
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Responses to the photographs ranged from positive surprise to angry bemusement.
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Have you gotten any negative or angry messages about your artwork?
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But he described himself as "damn angry" about the Trump presidency.
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One interesting observation: This is the episode of (rightfully) angry wives.
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When people who aren't him get press coverage, he gets angry.
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Angry banners there now demand of him: "Do you oppose me?"
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And I never met him, but he seems angry in interviews.
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