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What woman is not going to be incensed by this crass and insensitive behavior?
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Despite the confident singer's fearlessness to speak her mind, she continues to be incensed by negative responses.
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If he were alive today, King would be incensed by the old and familiar tactics used to suppress minority voting rights.
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Real to life, the white fans continue to be incensed by the notion that any part of culture is not theirs to own.
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It just isn't happening, despite some wishful thinking on the part of Democrats like Chuck Schumer who believe voters will be incensed by Republican obstructionism.
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According to sources speaking to the New York Times, Pence was said to be "incensed" by Flynn's misinformation, as well as his lack of contrition.
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Martin Luther King Jr.'s son says his father would be "incensed" by President Trump's "shithole" comment ... but MLK III still sees a silver lining.
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And while other lawmakers may be incensed by Russia's meddling in American elections, Mr. Paul has suggested that the United States has done the same thing.
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There are plenty of hotheads in those proxy forces that will be incensed by the assassination, the same way young men with weapons and minimal discipline often are.
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But nobody expected that Europe would be incensed by suspicions that the U.S. was about to strike deals with China and Russia that would relegate the E.U. to the position of global insignificance.
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Putin's majority, the people who always say they approve of the president's actions when polled by sociologists, will continue to support him, and will be incensed by what they see as the unjust decision of the Olympic authorities.
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