That's not to say the oppressed should never be angered by the actions of their oppressor.
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If nothing at all is done, it can be hard not to be angered by the situation.
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While its supporters will no doubt be angered by Baghdadi's death, ISIS has long prepared them for this moment.
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In the same way, every American voter should be angered by efforts to censor speech based on its source.
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That's a sizable chunk of the population that could be angered by an increase in the price of alcohol.
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It also makes sense that the San Diego's independent brewers would be angered by an international conglomerate coming to town.
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Trump was said to be angered by his advisers' insistence he back Strange, the establishment candidate who was supported by McConnell.
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I'm sure that some rural readers will be angered by everything I've just said, seeing it as typical big-city condescension.
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They're for the rest of the public, who might be angered by the prospect of DREAMers being deported but might be assuaged by Trump's reassurance.
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It said it would be "angered" by the shipbuilder plowing money into buying another big firm having released workers after reporting losses and shrinking orders.
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" Earnest said he had not spoken to Obama about the video from his hometown but said, "I'm confident he would be angered by the images.
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Capital Economics' Evans-Pritchard believes Trump is likely to be angered by the PBOC's explicit linking of Monday's yuan weakness to the renewed tariff threat.
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In particular, at least two black lawmakers were said to be angered by Pelosi's usage of the phrase "make America beautiful again" in her tweet on the subject.
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Pallone and Doyle particularly have been nipping at the chairman's heels almost constantly since he took the job, so they have extra cause to be angered by his actions.
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However, Major, as with many other critics of the deal, argued that other devolved governments in the U.K. would be angered by a promise of extra funding for Northern Ireland.
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The NBA is not likely to face a debilitating series of protests from U.S. fans who may be angered by the league's agonizingly cautious and wavering responses to Morey's tweet.
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The public should be angered by its circulation and see in it a con: instead of increasing the public's share in ruling, it is often a means of taking it away.
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Both liberals and the Taliban will be angered by the agreement's referral to Mr. Hekmatyar as the emir of Hezb-i-Islami, a title the Taliban use for their own leader.
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It's easy to understand why net neutrality opponents would be angered by Netflix's untimely revelation about its video throttling, and one hopes it will be investigated by Congress and the Federal Trade Commission.
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The Seattle Times reported on Monday that Burien Mayor Jimmy Matta reported an attack on Saturday by a white man in his 85033s who appeared to be angered by the city's immigration policies.
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He's not alone, either: It's common for white Americans to position themselves as the neutral arbiters of what is or is not racist and what other Americans are allowed to be angered by.
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American Bridge, a Democratic super PAC, will launch a series of web ads aimed at Trump supporters who are likely to be angered by his recent flip-flops, a spokesman for the groups told CNN.
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However, the NSA did not provide a breakdown of the exact number of individuals caught up in the surveillance program, and many privacy advocates will be angered by the huge number of records still being collected.
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This, too, will not go unpunished: In addition to wanting to please Iran, pro-Iran militias in Iraq will be angered by al-Muhandis's death and the arrests of their leaders and eager to avenge them.
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Mr. Trump is also said to be angered by a subpoena filed by Cyrus R. Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney, seeking his income tax returns, though changing his residence is not likely to affect the case. Gov.
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Moreover, the administration was dissatisfied with the political strategy to address Turkey, a country that would be angered by the U.S. cooperation with the Kurds, and the lack of an alternative plan in case the Kurdish offensive failed.
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But he added that the political climate in Iran, where hard-liners would be angered by Trump's aggressive rhetoric, meant that it would be difficult for Iranian President Hassan Rouhani to participate in another round of negotiations or make further concessions.
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The grass-roots activists may be angered by the selection of Mr. Priebus as chief of staff, viewing him as a deal maker who will be too eager to push the new president toward compromise on issues like taxes, immigration, trade, health care and the environment.
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In 2015 a major earthquake which caused the loss of several lives occurred at Mount Kinabalu, presumed by Bobolians to have been caused by the misbehavior of several European men and women who stripped naked on Mount Kinabalu's peak. The dead ancestors of the Kadazan-Dusun were said to be angered by the desecration of the home.
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She instructs George to dress in Candido's robe, hat, chain of office, etc.--a "joke" to surprise Candido when he gets home. George worries that Candido will be angered by the "joke," but Viola forces him to go along with her plan. Scene 8: Mistress Fingerlock's brothel Roger tells Mistress Fingerlock that Bellafront has given up prostitution.
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Nightcloud cherishes her son, Breezepelt, and is shown to be angered by Crowfeather's lack of affection for him. Later on in Sunrise, she gets furious when Hollyleaf says Crowfeather is also mates with Leafpool. Crowfeather's inability to love Nightcloud causes them to break up. However they reconcile in Crowfeather's Trail even though they never become mates again.
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Knighted in 1959, Prior-Palmer was regarded as an 'elder statesman' but could still be angered by pacifist sentiment. In February 1960 he claimed that the Labour Party had "sent one of their chief leaders to Swaythling to stop men making Spitfires". Despite uproar among Labour MPs present, he refused to withdraw."House Of Commons", The Times, 1 March 1960.
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Though shaken by the attacks, Shostakovich continued writing his Fourth Symphony and completed it in April 1936. He booked a premiere for December and distributed the score to the Leningrad Philharmonic for rehearsals, which began in autumn.Moynahan, p. 34. His friends expressed fear that the authorities would be angered by the work, which is influenced by Gustav Mahler (disliked by the Party) and is structurally unconventional.
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Stewie then claims that he is not yet ready to kill Lois or take over the world, until the right time. Brian tells Stewie that hypothetical viewers would be angered by the simulation, while Stewie counters by saying that at least the simulation did not end like The Sopranos, where it just cut to black mid-sentence. As Stewie is saying this, the scene cuts to black mid-sentence.
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He is emotionally repressed, has anger problems and becomes extremely agitated by Poppy's casual attitude towards driving. As Poppy gets to know him, it becomes evident that Scott believes in conspiracy theories. His beliefs are partly attributable to his racist and misogynistic views, which make it hard for him to get along with others. Scott seems to be angered by Poppy's sunny personality and what he perceives as a lack of responsibility and concern for driving safety.
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Summit of Sajama Above , Sajama is extensively glaciated. It is among the southernmost mountains in the region with significant glaciers; farther south the atmosphere is too dry to permit the development of glaciers. Two ice cores were taken in 1997 from the summit area after a preceding religious ceremony, as the local Aymara people feared that the mountain deities would be angered by the drilling otherwise. Rock glaciers also occur above the zero degree isotherm above , such as on lateral peaks.
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The following day, Xicomecoatl noticed the lack of two prisoners, which made him upset. Cortés pretended to be angered by this fact, to prevent the rise of suspicions. Upon this, Xicomecoatl suggested the rest of the prisoners to be sacrificed, but Cortés intervened again, suggesting the rest of the prisoners to be imprisoned within the Spanish ships ashore, arguing that they did not deserve to be killed because they were only following orders of the emperor. They accepted, and the prisoners were chained up and sent to the ships.
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321 However, one of the girls' governesses, Sofia Ivanovna Tyutcheva, was horrified in 1910 that Rasputin was permitted access to the nursery when the four girls were in their nightgowns and wanted him barred. Nicholas asked Rasputin to avoid going to the nurseries in the future. The children were aware of the tension and feared that their mother would be angered by Tyutcheva's actions. "I am so afr(aid) that S.I. (governess Sofia Ivanovna Tyutcheva) can speak ... about our friend something bad," Anastasia's twelve-year-old sister Tatiana wrote to their mother on March 8, 1910.
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Crosby's preaching was not welcome everywhere, however, and her preaching at Cross Hall was not the only instance in which her work was opposed. During the summer of 1770, John Wesley went to preach at a church, and was told that he would not be allowed to because the parishioners had heard about a Methodist woman preaching nearby. Sarah Crosby had recently been to a nearby church in Huddersfield, but had only led a class there and did not preach. Wesley did not seem to be angered by the ordeal, and told Crosby that their preaching would be welcomed elsewhere.
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Juhani's fate is dependent on the player's choice as Revan during their initial encounter where Juhani initiates the attack. If Juhani is spared, she will attempt to atone for her momentary lapse of judgment and joins the player's party. The player character has the option to pursue a romantic relationship with her, although Revan is male and romantically linked to Bastila Shan within established Star Wars Legends continuity. If Juhani is slain, a female Jedi non-player character, Belaya, will be angered by the turn of events and leaves the Jedi Order; it is implied that Belaya is or was previously in a relationship with Juhani.
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Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. Zillmann, D. (1998). Connections between sexuality and aggression (Second ed.). Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. For example, when watching a movie, a viewer may be angered by seeing the hero wronged by the villain, but this initial excitation may intensify the viewer's pleasure in witnessing the villain's punishment later. Thus, although the excitation from the original stimulus of seeing the hero wronged was cognitively accessed as anger, the excitation after the second stimulus of seeing the villain punished is cognitively assessed as pleasure, though part of the excitation from the second stimulus is residual from the first. However, the excitation-transfer process requires the presence of three conditions.
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He decides to orchestrate a second rape, this time without the use of opiates. Affecting to be angered by the discovery that she has bribed a servant to aid her escape, Lovelace begins to menace Clarissa, intending to escalate the confrontation to physical violence, but she majestically condemns his premeditated villainy, and threatens to kill herself with a pen-knife should he proceed. Utterly confounded by her glorious presence and righteous indignation, and terrified by her willingness to die for her virtue, Lovelace retreats. Lovelace is now more intent than ever to make Clarissa his wife, but he is called away to attend his dying uncle, from whom he is expecting to inherit an Earldom.
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Upon hearing the news, Ser Eustace realizes that Lady Webber will be angered by Bennis's actions against her servants, and orders Dunk and Bennis to train levies from his three villages. For a peaceful solution, Eustace sends Dunk to Coldmoat, where Dunk learns that Lady Rohanne stands to lose her lands to a male cousin if she does not take a fifth husband by the second anniversary of her father's death. Her castellan, the haughty Ser Lucas Inchfield (known as the "Long Inch" for his 6-foot 7-inch height), is her most insistent suitor, but she has already refused him. Dunk fails to change the Lady's mind on either the dam's construction or seeking justice for her servant, and Rohanne informs him that Ser Eustace is a former traitor, who supported the usurper Daemon Blackfyre, and has therefore been stripped of most of his lands.
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The story is told from Ryuji's point of view, it begins when Ryuji is trying to avoid attending class at his new school and by chance witnesses the end of a fight that Onizuka has just won. Haunted by the demonic expression on his eyes while his face is covered in blood he becomes obsessed with seeing it again, sure that one day they will have a fight from which only one of them will survive. To his surprise, he discovers that not only he is in the same school as Onizuka but in the same class as well. Wanting to be the strongest in the school, he tries several times to bring out the demon out again, but soon realizes that Onizuka won't be angered by teenage bravados, although the rest of the bad- asses in the school are soon under his command.
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