You can shout in anger, weep in anger, even smile in anger.
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Things just got out of hand, he reacted in anger.
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Iranians around the globe took to social media in anger.
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The next morning, residents of Peguero's hometown erupted in anger.
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He allegedly grabbed a cabinet and toppled it in anger.
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Don't look back in anger — that's what this is about.
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The rebels had stormed from the negotiating table in anger.
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Right now, Cologne is awash in anger, confusion, and assumptions.
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Mr. Guttenberg's eulogy ended in anger and a standing ovation.
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After the crash, he thumped the steering wheel in anger.
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Palestinians welcomed the announcement, while Israeli officials erupted in anger.
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The usually reserved Castro slammed his bat down in anger.
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Mr. Trump erupted in anger and began cursing, he wrote.
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"When I say to people, 'Sometimes you shout in anger, sometimes you cry in anger, sometimes you laugh, and sometimes you sit silently and plan the demise of your enemies,' that convinces them," she says.
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One would be a law hastily written in anger or grief.
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Probably stewing in anger at being captured by her jerk uncle.
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But many women disagreed — and took to social media in anger.
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After learning about the raid, the president again erupted in anger.
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Will the people rise up in anger if you try that?
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And I'm still in anger because, in this context, acceptance is bullshit.
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I watched in anger as it got stuck in the same routine.
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" Some Google employees responded in anger to the news on Wednesday. "WTF!
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Other athletes are theatrical in anger, but this was worth the admission.
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So when he did show up, many staff members reacted in anger.
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He wrote "The Eton Rifles" for the Jam in anger and protest.
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From how the news was released to fans booing in anger & confusion.
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Stay mad for them, alongside them, let them lead you in anger.
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"I am not living in anger towards Donald Trump," Kasich told us.
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And, when bullies think they're losing control, they lash out in anger.
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She had no problems, and she had never touched a child in anger.
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The Purple One wouldn't abandon you in anger, but remix you into accountability.
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In Mogadishu, gunfire rang out—for once not in anger but in joy.
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Seeing the waitress's heavy face screwed up in anger, Nan swallowed the ice.
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Still, it's not confirmed that the technique will actually be used in anger.
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It got hot almost immediately ... Acosta pressed Trump, and POTUS erupted in anger.
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"There is no purpose in anger," she tells CNN, but she is scared.
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Instead of the slap, Lord Capulet now merely swipes the air in anger.
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She told me all of this recently not in anger but in bafflement.
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I teared up in anger as she told me what happened to her.
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She was in denial and acceptance, and I was in anger and depression.
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Before you know it, she's broken up with him, albeit not in anger.
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The president stumbled repeatedly, contradicting himself and lying, before he exploded in anger.
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They love that he shouts in anger and doesn't care how his hair looks.
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"I say no to this shutdown," one resident said then, before leaving in anger.
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In the debate over that last question, the convention nearly broke up in anger.
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Both of these Hunts need to be in anger management of the lifelong variety.
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After the video segment of her monologue went viral, the Twittersphere erupted in anger.
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When I finally stopped going around there, I never lifted another pawn in anger.
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"In anger, frustration, and fear, I lashed out," Hanson reportedly told Judge Mitchell Dembin.
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As she spoke to the media on Thursday, Tel's mother's head shook in anger.
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How do you approach cases where women are divorced by their husbands in anger?
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At first glance, the Clintonian grass roots seemed to have organically sprouted in anger.
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The monkey throws the cucumber at her handler and rattles the cage in anger.
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Pakistan expelled India's ambassador and suspended trade in anger at New Delhi's latest move.
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Time for those who had drifted away, in apathy and in anger, to return.
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Then Osborne wrote "Look Back in Anger" (1956), and the whole thing just exploded.
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Kavanaugh could not keep his emotions under control and kept lashing out in anger.
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"Look Back in Anger" played 15 more months on Broadway and out of town.
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"I had written to them in anger, to tell you the truth," she said.
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They offer job training and courses in anger management, trauma counseling and financial literacy.
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When the rooster stood tall, tourists could see its golden brows furrowed in anger.
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But at least for now, Iran is united — in anger at the United States.
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Israeli officials erupted in anger that Ms. Bensouda had not dismissed the Palestinian claims.
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A WISE MAN (ADAM SANDLER) ONCE ELOQUENTLY SANG (IN 'ANGER MANAGEMENT'): 'I FEEL PRETTY.
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And he often reacts in anger and lashes out at threats real and perceived.
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A few months before, Marteen allegedly erupted in anger after he saw two men kissing.
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For some of us, every single day at work is an exercise in anger management.
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How many fans will be tearing the shiplap out of their walls tonight in anger?
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Biden did something no other speaker had done to that point: He spoke in anger.
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The drama had Frankel on her feet a few times during the taping in anger.
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"Japan has not fired a shot in anger in seven decades," observes one Western diplomat.
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And in one dramatic moment behind closed doors, frustrated lawmakers shouted at Comey in anger.
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"He opened the door to find John Kennedy, his face twisted in anger," Taraborrelli writes.
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Bowens claimed that Vence may have snapped in anger after she broke off their engagement.
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He looks down in anger as he passes the inexcusable mass, telepathically summoning a change.
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He wrote "kill" in a notebook in anger over her refusal, he told a counselor.
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The phrase, often repeated in anger or haste, is clever, but it ignores political realities.
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Nike's decision to feature Kaepernick caused some critics to burn their Nike gear in anger.
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And most of us will never pick up a gun in anger as a result.
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And if they lose too many times, they&aposre likely to lash out in anger.
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He has also been caught using racial and sexist slurs in anger whilst live-streaming.
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In 1956, John Osborne's play Look Back in Anger premiered at London's Royal Court Theatre.
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Within these rules was a line that resulted in anger from many fans and media outlets.
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Vetu was so distressed by the result he broke his wrist smashing a table in anger.
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There, presumably, they'll hope the magistrate will remember the lyrics to "Don't Look Back In Anger."
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In anger, for example, the heart rate rises, blood rushes to the face, and fists clench.
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But after I'd walked a couple of blocks, the lump in my throat exploded in anger.
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In April these weapons were used in anger on big, important firms for the first time.
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Pakistan has downgraded diplomatic relations with India and suspended trade in anger at Delhi's latest move.
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Most of their time on screen together is spent in anger, oblivious to their online tryst.
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Pakistan has downgraded diplomatic ties with India and suspended trade in anger at Delhi's latest move.
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Pakistan has downgraded diplomatic ties with India and suspended trade in anger at Delhi's latest move.
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We're told the argument escalated and Thomas exploded in anger, kicking the writer in the leg.
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We're told the guys then erupted in anger, and began hurling racial slurs and other epithets.
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On the other end of the spectrum is a husband-wife fight based entirely in anger.
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Chinese social media has erupted in anger over the dismissal of a Chinese engineer from Facebook.
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Here, among the peaceful trees, without a shot fired in anger, she's made a war film.
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They are increasingly bitter and all too ready to lash out in anger, fear and frustration.
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"Don't look back in anger," Oasis advises in one of its biggest hits from the 1990s.
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Mateen was interviewed twice, admitted to making such statements, but said he did so in anger.
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You can throw a tantrum in anger with your heart pounding, or calmly plot your revenge.
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Mr. Alembik told Politico that he had written the tweet in anger, and later deleted it.
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Her testimony portrayed Mr. Christie as temperamental, once throwing a water bottle at her in anger.
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Conflicting Images testifies to the value of looking back, not in anger, but with cautious hope.
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Dunbar's tone, pedestrian even in anger, is of our time; it is ours, it is us.
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"Some of the most important political movements of our time probably started in anger," she said.
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India is in uproar, in protest, in ennui, in disenfranchisement, in pain, in anger, in suffering.
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Crowds sang the Oasis song "Don't Look Back in Anger" after observing a minute of silence.
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These would all be far more productive steps than making off-the-cuff remarks in anger.
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The previous day's protests ended bitterly, with hundreds gathered in anger outside Mong Kok police station.
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In the past, I might have reacted in anger, but that's exactly what they're looking for.
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If you're in a place where you'll erupt in anger, that could poison relationships going forward.
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It makes no sense to me Jeanine that they are hunched over in anger at all times.
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However, many noticed there was no mention or acknowledgment of Grimmie, and social media erupted in anger.
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One day you'll be in the room of sorrow and the next you might be in anger.
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" After asking him to leave multiple times, Gorka says he stormed out, "slamming the door in anger.
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Moses destroyed the tablets in anger, but the people atoned for their sin, so God forgave them.
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Typically, these days, you've been uniting more people in anger than you have behind your good intentions.
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The breakup isn't rooted in anger — it's rooted in exhaustion, and all the more real for it.
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The practice is irrevocable, even if the words were uttered in anger, when drunk, or in jest.
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Ultimately in his own video, Star admitted he wishes he hadn't sent the tweets out in anger.
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Having established the optimal diameter of a water jet required, it gave it a try in anger.
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In many cities on Wednesday night, residents banged pots out their windows and honked horns in anger.
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But unlike its U.S., French, British and Italian counterparts, it has never used the ship in anger.
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The piece sparked heated reactions on Twitter, where multiple threads went viral in anger towards DoorDash's policy.
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It would seem a lot of fans throw their phone in anger when their team loses. Oof.
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"We are being raped, mister," one man shouted in anger as he waited to refuel in Cairo.
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"It wasn't just sadness, it was also manifest in anger, and anger toward herself," Ms. Sheil said.
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In August, thousands of demonstrators gathered in Kuala Lumpur, defying police orders, in anger at Mr. Najib.
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"If they administer the time out in anger, they may yell and frighten the child," Feldman added.
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Alembik insisted that neither he nor DeSantis are racist and said he wrote the tweet in anger.
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Too often we look back not in anger but in awe, at least of our own capacities.
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Rather than accepting responsibility for those choices, he has lashed out in anger at everyone around him.
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He hovers outside Madson's apartment, watching in anger and envy as the architect brings another man home.
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You performed "Don't Look Back In Anger" for the first time with you on vocals at Glastonbury.
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Syrian Kurds pelted withdrawing U.S. forces with potatoes in anger over their abandonment by Washington on Monday.
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All sides erupted in anger, echoing the larger divisions here, Palestinian against Israeli and Israelis among themselves.
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Landry was cited for disrespecting an official, and Drake for throwing his helmet 234 yards in anger.
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"A lot of things were said in anger that will be hard to smooth over," she told PEOPLE.
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After Moore refused to let him in, Jordan kicked in the window of the garage door in anger.
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Scott told the Times he quit the board in anger after seeing how his daughter was being treated.
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It is significant that they resembled many of today's white nationalists, fired up in anger and lacking contemplation.
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Howell got in an argument with his Indiana neighbor last October when he pulled a gun in anger.
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In order to oust him you have to have people be completely out of their minds in anger.
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Chinese social media erupted in anger at companies and regulators; even the official People's Daily echoed the sentiment.
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But dealing with your grief in anger is also not always the best way of dealing with grief.
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FROM PEN: The Incredibly Sweet Story of How Viola Davis Met Her Husband Laurel walks out in anger.
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In anger, Joe cut the deer's head off and it bonded with Lana's body, giving her life again.
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I'm leaving here soon; and I take to heart the Oasis line, to not look back in anger.
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Bigurl graphs the weak slope on the glasshield, and in anger J switches back to the Big Clock.
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Key allies resigned and anti-government protesters took over government offices in anger over last month's disputed election.
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Under the repressive regime Müller depicts, words are drowned or shredded in anger before they're retrieved as evidence.
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Perhaps a hundred teenagers stopped to chant in anger, later tangling with police as they were moved on.
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But I didn't let myself stew in anger, I let it motivate me to pay off my debt.
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When a caregiver put her on the phone with him, the girl refused to speak, screaming in anger.
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Coldplay also performed the Oasis hit and Manchester anthem "Don't Look Back in Anger" with help from Grande.
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The most powerful moment was a cover of "Don't Look Back in Anger" by Coldplay and Ariana Grande.
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Alec Baldwin exploded in anger Tuesday, getting in a photographer's face and berating him for shooting Baldwin's wife.
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A champion of civility, he always kept his cool and never raised his voice in anger or frustration.
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When Osaka broke for 2-3 after a Williams backhand unforced error, Williams smashed her racket in anger.
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Mr. Trump erupted in anger, saying he needed someone overseeing the investigation who would be loyal to him.
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Chanting "death to America," protesters broke into the U.S. Embassy compound in Baghdad in anger over American airstrikes.
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She says something that angers Adora, to which the latter responds by skittering out of the room in anger.
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Yet, partly out of loyalty and deep personal affinity, supporters view Mr. Bush more in sorrow than in anger.
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Lowering the flag sparked months of protests, some violent, as thousands of Protestants took to the streets in anger.
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The amazing moment Manchester crowd joins in with woman singing Oasis – Don't Look Back in Anger after minutes silence.
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Indeed, since the abduction of the five booksellers, thousands of Hong Kongers have taken to the streets in anger.
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And even before a ball is hit in anger, the countdown to that possible showdown has set pulses racing.
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Thank goodness in all these decades since 1945, a nuclear weapon has not been used in anger since then.
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Arch-rival Pakistan, which lays claims to Kashmir, has downgraded diplomatic ties with India and suspended trade in anger.
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Whether or not they are ever used in anger, they are very much part of the future of warfare.
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That led to Trump "[erupting] in anger," saying "he needed his attorney general to protect him," per the report.
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I smashed a phone in anger, and I wanted nothing more than to get them out of the house.
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Instead, Trump supporters will say Comey is really seeking revenge in anger over the loss of his prestigious job.
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In anger, Kivi switched to a drug that he could inject himself, though it didn't work nearly as well.
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"We are acting very much in sorrow, not in anger," said Freeland, stressing the closeness of the overall relationship.
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It is a tupperware container with a missing lid, and that tupperware contains leftover memes covered in anger sauce.
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Just 20 percent of young people voted in the last election, the president said, his voice rising in anger.
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"I was screaming in anger and all around me women were throwing themselves on the ground," he told CNN.
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When the Chinese anthem is played before soccer matches, spectators in Hong Kong have booed and catcalled in anger.
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It is in more sorrow than in anger that I wear my heart upon my sleeve to say this.
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More in sorrow than in anger, The Star-Ledger, a left-leaning New Jersey paper, endorsed Mr. Menendez anyway.
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Several months later, after a painful fight, we parted at the subway — I in sadness and he in anger.
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When Mr. Trump was informed, the president erupted in anger, saying he needed an attorney general to protect him.
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He exploded in anger, threatening to have her work visa revoked if she criticized his taste again, she said.
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The president, who has repeatedly questioned the assessment of America's intelligence community, reportedly responded to the briefing in anger.
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But Mr. Cruse did not out him in the strip until 1976, when Headrack erupted in anger about homophobia.
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When a guard realized that Amini was not Leyla's lawyer, she exploded in anger and confiscated the retainer form.
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November 2019 - Protesters outside Bamako burn a French flag in anger over jihadist attacks in central and northern Mali.
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"No Japanese commander wants to be the first one to fire a shot in anger in more than 70 years."
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Rather than taking a terrible event and protesting in anger, he remixes things he loves to make them more relatable.
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During the break before the bottom of the inning, Martinez continued the argument and exploded in anger at the umpires.
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" The video shows passengers erupting in anger, with one person telling her, "you are a disgrace to all white people.
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Elon Musk has fallen on the sword after lashing out in anger ... calling one of the Thailand rescuers a pedo.
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But after an interrogation that lasted over nine hours, she confessed to slamming his head on the ground in anger.
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Instead you chose to rage and bully in anger and when you were stopped, you decided to take their lives.
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When Sessions went ahead with the recusal, Trump reportedly erupted in anger and said he needed Sessions to protect him.
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If they're so concerned about the scourge of political correctness, why get so wrapped up in anger over a play?
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You can see Paul brooding in anger on stage, when suddenly he blurts out the threat ... the audience was shocked.
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It's a relationship that has gotten so tense that Needham once reportedly threw a chair across the room in anger.
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As I'm sure some rich person has pointed out in anger, Oracle's club seats are identical to normal people's seats.
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Holding a range advantage guarantees you the first shot in anger, and thus amplifies your chances of prevailing in battle.
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Women left in anger, or hurt, or from exhaustion, or because they got older, or it was a different time.
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We want to keep civilians alive so their families don't rise up in anger and join the fight against us.
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I wiped my tears in anger and gazed at the bird feeder, which was now an out-of-focus blur.
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The song's verses are gentle, lilting things that rise and rise into the roar of a chorus steeped in anger.
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The father restrained his wife, trying to prevent her from seeing their son's gruesome remains; she lashed out in anger.
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My scar is rooted in anger and fear — and shame, the part I thought was gone but is still there.
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At War Two years ago, my son, who is now 14, erupted in anger and stormed off to his bedroom.
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Murray was yelling at himself and swiping his racket in anger, and Djokovic waved his racket in frustration as well.
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Mr. Musk deleted the tweets in July 2018, explaining in a subsequent post that he had written them in anger.
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That is all it took for Gaga's fans to rise up in anger, upset Eilish would dare shade the singer.
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"These soldiers were good," Larkin said, his voice rising in anger as he recalled the racial slurs aimed at black troops.
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In anger, she bares her lack of teeth of Dee Dee, almost screaming "You did this to me" with her eyes.
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Before 2014, it was assumed that German troops were unlikely to hear shots in anger except on some cautiously chosen expeditions.
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Last week, three members quit in anger over Mr. Arnault's alleged misconduct, including Ms. Danius's predecessor as permanent secretary, Peter Englund.
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The official justification for the tariffs is rooted in anger about Chinese mercantilism—anger which is shared across the rich world.
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This test, for the first time, sent a missile on the kind of trajectory it would follow if used in anger.
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Protesters have blocked off one lane of the road, yet passing motorists hoot their horns not in anger but in support.
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On Monday's The Real Housewives of Orange County, Judge fought with her longtime BFF — causing Beador to storm off in anger.
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If our country has gotten that partisan and people don't rise up in anger on that, we're in a bad spot.
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Social media exploded in anger, but also in questions about the story at the center and the woman who told it.
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" The Tesla CEO, who is known for his social media presence, later apologized and said his words were "spoken in anger.
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You wouldn't speak of "verbal abuse" unless it involved a lot more than nagging or occasionally raising his voice in anger.
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After that he'd bent a knee to our Savior and never again raised a hand in anger, except at his wife.
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Mr. Trump erupted in anger after the first Fox News debate, when Ms. Kelly questioned his history of making sexist statements.
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But I do want to live in anger a little bit more, it is useful and there is a fine line.
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A stray ball inevitably hit them, Mr. Yeung said, and the couple exploded in anger, cursing at him and his friends.
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Reggie Love's answer is to lash out in anger, but he winds up catching a bullet from Leon for doing it.
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The most damning points of protest were not the planes trailing banners, or the chants, or the voices raised in anger.
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"There's no sense of decency anymore," he muttered, picking up the discarded bike and heaving it into the air in anger.
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A country fraught with grievances aimed directly at its senior leaders had seemingly been united in anger at the United States.
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Indian Muslims, who were relatively quiet as Hindu nationalism reached new heights under Mr. Modi's government, have finally erupted in anger.
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Students kicked off early rallies, but more than one million more have since joined in anger over social injustices and inequality.
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Though Mr. Driver has appeared on New York stages before — notably in revivals of "Look Back in Anger" (directed by Mr. Gold in 2012) and Terence Rattigan's "Man and Boy" (2011) — it was in supporting roles of relative calm, meant to ballast the showier, fierier leading parts played by Matthew Rhys (in "Anger") and Frank Langella (in "Man").
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In ignorance and in anger I was the subject of much torment — threats, name-calling, and physical abuse when I was younger.
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A key question is how many will come out in March to vote in anger, and how many will abstain in despair.
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Several times, the government has faced the embarrassing sight of grizzled old soldiers marching the streets in anger rather than solemn remembrance.
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The death of Alton Sterling made a community rise up in anger -- another black man had died at the hands of police.
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He could easily strike out in anger at other Silicon Valley firms—after all, they increasingly control the flow of political information.
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The biggest challenge to established parties at the moment is populism that is rooted in anger at remote elites and economic stagnation.
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Chyna will appear with her lawyer, Lisa Bloom, and top of mind for them is the revenge porn Rob posted in anger.
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"But the thing is, at the end of the day, no war in anger was ever won," she said, quoting her song.
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" Ms. Boxer, who was in Nevada for the convention on Saturday as Sanders supporters erupted in anger, called what she witnessed "terrible.
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Even the school bully and the uncle who strikes Ben in anger are treated with sympathy, more like misguided fools than monsters.
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But Osaka broke right back, and after the game ended, Williams destroyed her racket by throwing it to the court in anger.
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When Mr. Gates told him in April 2015 about his estimated tax bill for the previous year's earnings, he erupted in anger.
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Their movements are as synchronized as those of soldiers in formation; their voices, a harmonic convergence that finds the melody in anger.
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Neither lets women off the hook for betraying other women — including, in "Anger," Sofia's mother, who is going through a traumatic divorce.
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Williams, in anger, told Ramos on the court at the U.S. Open that he would never umpire one of her matches again.
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And when the gay community came out in anger to demonstrate in favor of Blues's patrons, the action received no television coverage.
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In some ways, what one man shouted in anger and one woman uttered in grief capture one of America's most troubling intersections.
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The difference is that, at least in public, these men did not cry in anger, or because their own feelings were hurt.
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The president lashed out in anger over the Russia investigation in an extraordinary burst of tweets late Saturday and early Sunday morning.
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She said that Canada was rolling them out more in sorrow than in anger and that she hoped retaliation could be avoided.
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But hundreds of other members quit in anger over Rabbi Rosenblatt's conduct and the synagogue leadership's tolerance of it, forming a breakaway congregation.
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Their actions come after repeated wildcat protests, many targeting police headquarters in anger over violent clearance operations during previous protest on June 12.
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" Musk claimed his words were "spoken in anger" after Unsworth allegedly told him to "engage in a sexual act with the mini-sub.
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"I think we need to sit in anger for a while, and that's OK. I'm of that mind, I really am," she said.
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We have enjoyed 60 years without nuclear weapons exploded in anger…what a stunning achievement—or, if not achievement, what stunning good fortune!
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You're a kind, well raised young man who spoke in anger which took me over 30 years to realize you should never do.
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We see the white policeman beating a black man, while the same head (or witness) looks on, mouth open in anger and shock.
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It became clear Monday that the convention floor could erupt in anger if she gaveled the convention into session or sought to speak.
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Among the legacies of its crisis are nationalist parties across the continent, rooted in anger at pain seemingly inflicted by unaccountable European politicians.
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One of the dead was Alvaro Gomez, who voted for Ortega in 2016, but joined the protests in anger over the student deaths.
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Whether in support or in anger, those taking the time to tweet at Trump are now seeing this glitch happen all the time.
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"For a long time I buried everything I was feeling down on the inside and it just came out in anger," says Emily.
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" Grande ruled the night, performing her own songs and then joining the band Coldplay to perform the song "Don't Look Back in Anger.
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Arch-rival Pakistan, which lays claims to Kashmir, has downgraded diplomatic ties with India and suspended trade in anger at its latest move.
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And, when you complete the circuit of doom and propel your phone across the room in anger, you won't even crack your screen.
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"But the thing is, at the end of the day, no war in anger was ever won," she said, quoting her hit song.
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It is one thing for the losers of an election to lash out in anger as they cycle through the stages of grief.
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Earlier the House of Commons erupted in anger when Corbyn appeared to mouth the words "stupid woman" after a lively exchange with May.
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" Musk apologized in July for calling Unsworth a pedophile, saying that his "words were spoken in anger after Mr. Unsworth said several untruths.
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Bloomberg reported that the incident led some White House aides to wonder whether one of the senior officials might immediately resign in anger.
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Mr. Trump's supporters, many of whom had waited hours to see the Republican front-runner, seemed stunned and slowly filed out in anger.
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I'm sorry to the Filipino people, it's my style, it's my mouth, I said it in anger - listen to the story behind it.
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Many wrote in anger about child abuse scandals, and some called out the church's historic stance on issues like abortion and gay rights.
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She tried to offer him his toys, but he erupted in anger, screaming and crying at the kitchen table for almost an hour.
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"We expect to enter the west in the next few days," said Saadi, shortly after tearing down an Islamic State poster in anger.
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Mr. Noor, a onetime rival of Mr. Dostum, recently joined his new alliance of politicians united in anger at Mr. Ghani's coalition government.
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You can use the money you save over a German car to enroll in anger management, as the infotainment system demands extreme patience.
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It comes down to fear of the unknown, and when they're fearful it comes out in anger, be it homophobic, xenophobic or transphobic.
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Kelly began by asking Gingrich if Trump is a "sexual predator," prompting Gingrich to erupt in anger: GINGRICH: He's not a sexual predator!
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This abuse of memory sets the soundtrack for Brexit Britain: a pseudo-sincere yearning for yesteryear, looking back in anger through rose-tinted glasses.
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The NBA's fine for tossing a basketball into the stands appears to be $25,000 — whether the throw is made in anger or in celebration.
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"I know some of you guys have had trouble getting logged on this morning," he said as the crowd continued to roar in anger.
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Patti remembers the Reagan household as a tense "battlefield" where Nancy criticized her daughter's weight and often slapped her in the face in anger.
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In all the years since the dam was opened in 2171, the unpaved emergency spillway had never been tested, let alone used in anger.
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FOR now, at least, when speaking of the trade dispute with America, China's government is taking a more-in-sorrow-than-in-anger tone.
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As Kelly grew increasingly agitated, leaping out of his seat in anger, King never lost control, and was able to calmly defuse the situation.
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Last year, Peter Strzok, whose text messages with Lisa Page fueled conspiracy theories that inquiries into collusion were stacked against Trump, testified in anger.
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The internet is having a collective fever-induced flashback to the 29 election that's leading many to lash out in anger at the state.
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The BBC reports that shortly before the minute's silence, Oasis's "Don't Look Back in Anger" was played over loud speakers near the starting line.
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Schiff, 59, exudes a more-in-sadness-than-in-anger demeanor than his counterparts, which makes it harder to paint the inquiry as overzealous.
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Soundgarden's "Black Hole Sun" and Oasis' "Don't Look Back in Anger" are good examples of tracks where the recording is a quarter-tone higher.
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To many of those who cast their ballots in anger in 2010 and 2014, however, it appeared that their votes had not changed anything.
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The U.S. is the only nation that has used nuclear weapons in anger, so our threats to nuke other countries are taken very seriously.
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But it's never that simple for a Cancer, and they will fire back in anger or crumple under the insecurity that you don't care.
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" But while Beshear did it in a more-in-sorrow-than-in-anger tone, Silva echoed the anti-Trump slogan "This is not normal.
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When a piece isn't going well, Ms. Bhabha said she isn't tempted to use her ax in anger on a recalcitrant block of cork.
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Martin Luther King Jr. is assassinated, and America's urban black neighborhoods from Oakland to Boston erupt in sadness, in anger, in rage and frustration.
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" Stone made it only about an hour into the session before standing up, throwing down the microphone in anger, and telling Klayman: "F--- you!
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But police were quick to disperse them, rounding about two dozen into vans, some men lifted from their feet as women screamed in anger.
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Since October, protesters across the country have taken over city squares and blocked main roads in anger over years of corruption and poor governance.
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The New York Times reported that Trump had pressured Sessions not to recuse himself and erupted in anger when the attorney general did so.
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The Game exploded in anger at Sean Kingston after Kingston jumped to Meek Mill's defense in what has turned out to be a vicious war.
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Write a doc about how inferior women are, then try to be a hero by offering help to save the *vulnerable* Still shaking in anger.
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The charges had alleged that Kane acted in anger about a local newspaper article that accused her of dropping an investigation into politicians accepting bribes.
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In anger, Venezuelans turned to an army lieutenant-colonel, Hugo Chávez, who had led a failed coup that crystallised popular disillusion with the established order.
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I would never have accepted a request like that if it were delivered in anger, but when faced with a crying man, I capitulated immediately.
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Doesn't mean they won't respond, but the tone that they are taking is this is more in sadness than in anger that we are responding.
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Social media erupted in anger at the reports, with some posters demanding more steps to ensure equality while others said similar things were happening everywhere.
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If we had a transcript of all the ideas raised by presidents in anger or frustration, it would likely chill the public to its core.
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When a receiver turned the wrong way at the goal line and Watson threw an interception, he did not throw his hands up in anger.
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We presently don't have any good solutions to the madman across the demilitarized zone, but crossing that zone in anger is no solution at all.
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In 2016, women took to the streets in anger after a 16-year-old girl was abducted outside her school, drugged, repeatedly raped and killed.
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" She paused and then continued, "because ... I've learned that when I have spoken in anger, I usually regret the way that I have expressed myself.
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In his court testimony, Mr. Vella switched between saying he did not remember thumping his shoe in anger and claiming that the incident never happened.
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One is a law written by people who don't have the technical expertise, one written in anger or grief, and that's not likely to work.
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And they found that the amygdala also showed increases in anger, disgust, sadness, and happiness, pain, learning something new, meeting new people, or making decisions.
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He holds a 24oz Miller Lite to his mouth, drains the can there, and throws it to the floor, not in anger but in reverie.
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"One day I saw her hurl a plank across the scarred concrete floor of the theater in anger and frustration over some postponement," he wrote.
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" The demonstrators chanted new demands on Sunday, highlighting a shift in anger over the extradition bill to how the government has responded: "Withdraw the bill!
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Back in 2014, the use of tear gas on student-led demonstrators prompted tens of thousands of people to pour onto the streets in anger.
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Release of the Trump peace plan was delayed after Palestinians erupted in anger when Trump recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel in December 2017.
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He did not explode in anger," Trump aide Kellyanne Conway said Monday, disputing the account during an interview on Bloomberg Politics's "With All Due Respect.
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The latest upsurge in anger adds to public pressure on the authorities, which is struggling to keep the crippled economy afloat under stringent U.S. sanctions.
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Since I live in Germany much of the time, I've noticed most conversations about American politics have a more-in-sorrow-than-in-anger quality.
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And, Tuesday night wasn't the first time in recent weeks where Giuliani has flown off the handle -- either in anger or seeming chaos -- regarding Ukraine.
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Most of the presidential candidates turned their focus to New Hampshire, but Donald Trump looked back in anger, accusing Ted Cruz of stealing the Iowa election.
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So the next time it takes an extra 10 seconds to download that Candy Crush update, have a little patience before smashing your smartphone in anger.
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When he slams his fist down on his keyboard in anger, gadget reviewer Doug Aamoth discovers a delightful, addictive game hidden inside Google's Chrome web browser.
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Lawyers for Unsworth have strongly denied all of the allegations, and Musk himself claimed his "pedo guy" comments "were spoken in anger" following the diver's criticism.
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Kelly, who cried several times during her testimony, portrayed Christie as a demanding and bullying boss who once flung a water bottle at her in anger.
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The most recent precedent is an episode in 2014, when Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Bahrain withdrew their ambassadors from Qatar in anger over similar issues.
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The key is how we react to it, either turning away from God in anger and bitterness or growing closer to Him in trust and confidence.
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At one point in the segment, Kelly leapt out of his chair in anger and yelled at the camera, while King sat cool, calm and collected.
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Corey said she acted in anger and charged Alexander with three counts of aggravated assault with a firearm, each carrying a 20-year mandatory-minimum sentence.
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He's previously commented on issues like the refugee crisis and environmental degradation, but his latest work is a response to Brexit: Don't Look Back in Anger.
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The impasse led to several hours of bitter sniping on the Senate floor on Monday, with normally low-key senators exploding in anger toward each other.
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Mr. McGahn was unsuccessful, and the president erupted in anger in front of numerous White House officials, saying he needed his attorney general to protect him.
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I never fired a shot in anger, and I don't know what it feels like to get shot at besides pulling pits at the rifle range.
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Two years ago, Iranians rightfully erupted in anger when leaked paystubs showed massive amounts of money inexplicably flowing into the bank accounts of senior government officials.
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Mr. Runkles, a bank vice president, recused himself from decisions involving his daughter, but ultimately he quit the board in anger over how she was treated.
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Some congressional Republicans erupted in anger in recent months, however, when the Obama administration appeared to impose a number of unilateral changes limiting the new protocols.
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His production of Samuel Beckett's tale of two existentially challenged tramps, at the Arts Theater, may have left some scratching their heads in anger and exasperation.
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Hong Kong has been roiled by more than seven months of antigovernment protests rooted in anger at the encroachment of Chinese power on the semiautonomous territory.
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People were voting in anger for a Leave that promised better things, and I was ill-equipped to convince them that leaving could make things worse.
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No longer was I hoping to find love in a hopeless place, never again was I going to be stand, two pints aloft, looking back in anger.
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Fiore discusses two different approaches to wrestling, that for recreation or sport, and wrestling that should be used in 'anger,' when one's life was truly at stake.
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But he also looked back, in anger and fun, ripping the media for underestimating his election prospects and grinning broadly as supporters sang from the campaign hymnal.
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The other touchy topic is weight control, which causes him to shake his head in anger at what he and millions of other dieters have gone through.
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But thousands have already voiced their concern, with many tweeting back to McCain in anger and boosting an already abysmal reply-to-retweet ratio to historic levels.
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I want folks to keep their heads about themselves whenever things start to go downhill, and I don't want to see people just lashing out in anger.
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After about five minutes of a profanity-filled, family-dragging, sexual history-revealing set, Midge realizes her father is sitting about a yard away, frozen in anger.
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And since that day in 23.8 I have watched in anger as the constitutionally protected right to an abortion has been attacked and trampled across the country.
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But five years into what seemed to be an impossible sentence, I started attending 12-step meetings and enrolled in anger management classes taught by other inmates.
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Because it stretched so long — and because Hal Steinbrenner did not react in anger to Rodriguez's repeated clownish antics — he still had time to save the relationship.
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It was another month before a caregiver put her on the phone but the girl, who turned four in government custody, refused to speak, screaming in anger.
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" But he was most acclaimed for his stage roles — and none more than that of Jimmy Porter, the choleric antihero of John Osborne's "Look Back in Anger.
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Running in anger: Some Republicans claim Sanford is only running because of his animosity with Trump that came to a head in South Carolina's 2018 primary elections.
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"No man has a right to raise a hand to a woman in anger other than in self-defense, and that rarely ever occurs," Mr. Biden said.
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When I'm in Michigan I find myself sliding into a nasal dialect of American English; in Malaysia (or in anger) my diction adopts a British-Commonwealth tone.
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Pastor Rammell said that when he heard the news he erupted in anger, screamed at the top of his lungs and threw an object into the churchyard.
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Bertelli withdrew Luna Rossa in anger from the last Cup before it began because of a late class-rule change that reduced the size of the catamarans.
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When Trump learned France and Germany had each booted far fewer than the 60 diplomats expelled from the U.S., he began shouting in anger, the Post reported.
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While corn lobbyists responded in anger, and competing brands fought back, some viewers were left to wonder: Does it matter if corn syrup is used during fermentation?
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The cowardice offense has turned into something more: I start to creep out from cover more, run with my head up, and occasionally fire shots in anger.
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They face regular attack by Muslim neighbors, who burn their homes and churches in poor rural areas, usually in anger over an inter-faith romance or church construction.
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Lackey and Contreras, meanwhile, both erupted in anger over the call and result, leading to the ejection of both as the Cubs traded 23.35-2754 at that point.
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In the last weekend of August, somewhere between 22013,22011 and 613,261 people took to the streets in Kuala Lumpur, the country's capital, in anger over the alleged corruption.
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According to this 2009 article that refers to Morris as a "wild child," he liked to party (oh no!), once broke a broom in anger (like Bo Jackson
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Across England and Wales, voters turned away in anger from May's Conservatives and the opposition Labour Party of Jeremy Corbyn, which had sought a softer version of Brexit.
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But little things like the removal of the wired numerical keyboard and the reduced storage on the cheapest MacBook Pro just make me want to scream in anger.
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"I've been here for 30 years, and here comes this letter from some arbitrary bureaucracy telling me I'm not doing enough?" said Sullivan, his voice rising in anger.
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When I call my daughter, my hands shaking in anger so that I can barely hold my phone, I find myself repeating the same phrases over and over.
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Aroldis was accused of attacking his girlfriend and though he was never convicted of a crime, he did admit poking her and firing off his gun in anger.
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The British trade union that represents Amazon's warehouse workers, GMB Union, says its members are protesting "in anger of inhumane conditions" that they claim Amazon's warehouse employees endure.
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Because I have learned — I am not a child — and I have learned that when I have spoken in anger, I usually regret the way I express myself.
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They say that they may vote for Mr. Moore next week in anger at what they perceive as sleazy smears against him coming from distant politicians they detest.
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The minute I first contemplated having children, I swore that I would never lay a hand on my child in anger, or allow anyone else to do so.
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Mr. Trump, who has made it a priority to establish warm relations with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, lashed out in anger at both parties on Sunday.
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Asadi won $1,500 for his cartoon of Trump dressed in a suit of money, orange hair ablaze and face crumpled in anger with saliva dripping from his mouth.
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On a scale of one to 10, with 10 being extremely angry, the survey found Republicans ages 55 and older registered an average 7.9 in anger about illegal immigration.
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FOX 8 covered Tuesday's proceedings in Euclid Municipal Court, and captured Aniya's grieving father, Mickhal Garrett, who cried out in anger as the suspects were led away in handcuffs.
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A black civil rights leader who was surveilled by a white government, accosted by white mobs, imprisoned by white police officers, and murdered in anger by a white assassin.
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They also discussed scheduling a new meeting between Shannon and Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov, which Moscow canceled in June in anger at expanded U.S. sanctions on Russia.
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Russian Twitter — maybe bots, maybe people, who knows the difference anymore — has exploded in anger towards the famed actor, using the hashtag "#StopMorganLie" to show their disgust with Freeman.
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So when Trump joined Fallon and did the same kind of benign, playful interview he's done in the numerous times with him before, Twitter nearly engulfed itself in anger.
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It could be a brow knitted in anger, a little extra flop sweat, a gait that picks up or slows down or otherwise moves out of the normal range.
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Reggie didn't like this, so naturally he pumped his fist in anger and stomped swiftly toward the referee, to herkily jerkily proclaim that he was fouled on the shot.
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After Liberia's very divisive political campaign season, where social media often trafficked in anger and hurtful political attacks, I anticipated the same to be reflected at the U.S. president.
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Le Pen has risen on the same populist politics, rooted in anger over immigration policies, globalization and middle class economic disenfranchisement, that ignited Donald Trump's presidential campaign last year.
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"They served on the front lines of the Cold War and never fired a shot in anger," General Shachnow told Task & Purpose, a national security news website, last year.
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On a scale of 1 to 583, with 10 being extremely angry, the survey found Republicans ages 55 and older registered an average 7.9 in anger about illegal immigration.
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More remarkably, as the political situation deteriorated in subsequent years, An Quang refrained from actively challenging the state, even as traditionally loyal parties took to the streets in anger.
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President Michel Temer, who was in São Paulo for the May Day holiday, visited the wreckage Tuesday morning but left quickly after local residents turned on him in anger.
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Davis Love III chuckled at the memory of his normally mild-mannered father exploding in anger because another player in his sectional group had repeatedly shown poor course etiquette.
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" Ambassador James F. Jeffrey, President Trump's envoy for Syria, recently told a version of this tale when he pounded the table in anger at Americans' objections to "endless war.
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" In a calibrated, more-in-sorrow-than-in-anger tone, Warren responded by saying, "I was disappointed to hear that Bernie is sending his volunteers out to trash me.
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" He later deleted the tweets, explaining that they were issued "in anger after Mr. Unsworth said several untruths & suggested I engage in a sexual act with the mini-sub.
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This emotional investment was apparent during the symposium, when some of the participants spoke over each other or snapped in anger, and audience members shouted passionately from their seats.
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Moore told Bloomberg that his comment was most likely made "in anger" and that he would be willing to work with and learn from his colleagues on the board.
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Formed in Manchester in 1991, Oasis had its heyday at the height of Britpop fame in the 1990s, with hits such as "Don't Look Back In Anger" and "Wonderwall".
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When McGahn failed, the Times reports, Trump blew up in anger "in front of numerous White House officials," because he felt his attorney general should protect him from investigations.
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" And Oleg is still simmering in anger about the reversal in Nina's fate, still smarting from the revelation that his mother spent five years in a work camp for "sabotage.
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Namibia has been called the Land God Made in Anger — or, less poetically, the Gates of Hell — but I wonder if the Land God Forgot About might be more accurate.
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Donald Trump looked like a wounded animal on stage -- pacing, lashing out in anger, snarling the words "disaster" and accusing his rival of "lies" so many times, I lost count.
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That all sounds to good to be true—and for now it is, because there are some major hurdles to overcome before light-based transistors can be used in anger.
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After reports surfaced last week of Google's plans to return to China with a search app, a news app, and potentially cloud services, US employees reacted in anger and confusion.
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" When the crowd erupted in anger at him, he paused to relish it, as if to say, "You are unanimous in your hatred for me, and I welcome your hatred.
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"[Foreigners] Tribunals are the most important tribunals in the country," said the older of the former members, his voice rising in anger at the idea of bureaucrats deciding foreigners' cases.
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Copts face regular attack by Muslim neighbors, who burn their homes and churches in poor rural areas, usually in anger over an inter-faith romance or the construction of church.
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The Oasis song "Don't Look Back in Anger" rang out as the teams emerged from the tunnel, with fans holding up red and white placards to form the England flag.
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In his interviews and news conferences, he strikes a more-in-sorrow-than-in-anger tone, in keeping with Pelosi's interest in presenting impeachment as a "prayerful, solemn, difficult" process.
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In the evening the police allowed a bonfire—open flames in a place where people set themselves alight in anger—and the crowd joined the traditional Tibetan dance around it.
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Rebecca Traister: A lot of my work as a feminist journalist who writes about racial, gender, and economic inequality and the history of social movements has been grounded in anger.
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All of this poses a fundamental question for Silicon Valley: As real life — BART, traffic, the cost of living — deteriorates, will people turn to tech in relief or in anger?
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Xirgu learned of Lorca's death before a staging of "Yerma" ("Barren"), his play about a woman who is so desperate to have children that she kills her husband in anger.
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But after the Kurds acquiesced to those two transfers, they stopped cooperating with the United States in anger at what they saw as Mr. Trump's betrayal, according to American officials.
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The actors have a way of bursting through space — and piling on one another, both in love and in anger — so that you're able to feel their three-dimensional fullness.
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I think most of us are aware of the common ones we all make — forgetting to respond to emails, leaving friends "on read" when we're messaging them, tweeting in anger.
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In two posts on Twitter, the Tesla boss said he made the claim in "anger" and that the diver's criticism of his submarine proposal did not warrant such a retaliation.
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"This is why you should not make decisions in anger," said one friend of Mr. Christie's, who asked for anonymity to talk candidly about the governor's decision to back Mr. Trump.
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There were moments when Sanders could not hide the frustration he felt, contorting his face in anger as Clinton accused him of calling President Barack Obama "weak" on Wall Street reform.
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"And so Sally can wait, she knows it's too late as we're walking on by/Her soul slides away, 'But don't look back in anger', I heard you say," they sang.
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Upon learning of Pelosi's comment from cable news, Trump erupted in anger, according to people familiar with the matter, and instructed aides to begin preparing the Rose Garden for his event.
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Musk would apologize later in July for calling the diver a "pedo" and a "child rapist," claims he said "were spoken in anger after Mr. Unsworth said several untruths" about Musk.
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"Seems to me like there's a great case of selective memory going on," the restaurant maven said, adding that Rinna often reacts to things in anger and then regrets it later.
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Their battle left Williams, who had been involved in two previous physical fights on the show and has spent time in anger management, worried she would return to that place again.
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One of us might have tunnelled straight down for a few weeks, in anger, and then tried to get back on track, but now honestly had no idea where to go.
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Emotionally intelligent parents are able to empathize with their children, and they understand that temper tantrums are often rooted in sadness, even if they manifest in anger, according to Good Therapy.
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CBC members, such as Clay, exploded in anger at Ocasio-Cortez for having "used the race card" and accused progressives of seeking to oust black lawmakers by endorsing their primary challengers.
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She calls fiction a "vital vehicle for empathy," which is all very admirable, but she doesn't spare much empathy for Yassmin Abdel-Magied, who walked out of her speech in anger.
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Men's pain tends to focalize almost entirely in the amygdala—a region associated with fear and trauma—and that could explain why men's sadness often manifests in anger rather than tears.
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" Professor Austin Frakt of Boston University notes, "Repeal of the exemption is popular, but like a lot of things done in anger, it isn't particularly wise and won't be very effective.
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It's harder for women to traffic in anger without being punished, because we're conditioned to avoid being publicly angry, and we're told from birth that anger makes us unlikable and unserious.
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We'll act and think as a kind of hive mind, driving markets and electing officials and erupting in anger en masse, always gathering up into some kind of aggregate emotional register.
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Then suddenly in 2019 Algerians blew up in anger when Mr. Bouteflika, wheelchair-bound and barely able to speak after a stroke, proposed to run for a fifth term as president.
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" WASHINGTON — Speaker Nancy Pelosi lashed out in anger on Thursday at a reporter who asked whether she hated President Trump, prompting Mr. Trump to accuse her of having "a nervous fit.
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" WASHINGTON — Speaker Nancy Pelosi lashed out in anger on Thursday at a reporter who asked whether she hated President Trump, prompting Mr. Trump to accuse her of having "a nervous fit.
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Moore told Bloomberg on Friday that his comment was most likely made "in anger" and that he would be willing to work with and learn from his colleagues on the board.
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McKellar recounts weekend meetings with Thiel at his home in Los Angeles in January with Thiel's lawyers and Royan, in which she claims Thiel "erupt[ed] in anger" on multiple occasions.
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Stottlemyre had torn up invitations to the Yankees' Old-Timers' Days for two decades in anger over what he considered the bad faith the team showed by releasing him in 1975.
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MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - Manchester crowds broke into an emotional chorus of "Don't Look Back in Anger" on Thursday after a minute of silent tribute to the victims of the Manchester Arena bombing.
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More than 200,000 users deleted Uber in anger back in February, after the company appeared to take financial advantage of a taxi strike at JFK during the anti-Trump travel ban protests.
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I watched as he leaned out the car window, his face twisted in anger, and shouted "fucking dykes" at a pair of queer women who dared to hold hands on the street.
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Shannon Beador and Lydia McLaughlin's relationship got off to a rocky start on Monday's Real Housewives of Orange County — in a fight so intense, Shannon ran away from the scene in anger.
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When news spread Monday that the Trump administration decided to end a program that gives temporary protected status, or TPS, to Haitians displaced by a 2010 earthquake, social media erupted in anger.
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In my case, the detective told me, 'You did an incredible job, because if you were yelling back or saying some hate words in anger, then you wouldn't even have a case.
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Rabat left the AU's predecessor, the Organisation of African Unity, in 1984 in anger at its acceptance of the phosphate-rich territory on Africa's north Atlantic coast as a full-blown member.
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When people get negative feedback at work, when they attribute it to the relationship rather than just to the individuals involved, they don't wallow in self-pity or lash out in anger.
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McKane, 31, apologized to the officer's family in comments to reporters after being arrested, saying he had "lashed out at somebody who didn't deserve it" in anger over a child custody dispute.
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It echoes a moment when crowds broke into an emotional chorus of "Don't Look Back in Anger" by Manchester rock group Oasis after a minute of silent tribute days after the bombing.
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With no ranking after such a long period without swinging her racket in anger, Sharapova could have been forced to work her way back from the lower rungs of the tennis ladder.
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General Manager Scot McCloughan has been walking around with his left hand wrapped, reportedly the result of hitting something in anger after learning that Doctson was expected to remain out for weeks.
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Somewhere in the mountains of refuse and trash generated by the 2016 NBA Finals lies the remnants of the whiteboard Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr shattered in anger during Game 1.
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He may never have fired a bullet in anger, but he certainly exchanged left and right hooks with SS men in the ring and entertained their rank and file in the process.
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Even when I sing it I'm going, "Not too sure about that one…" You dedicated "Don't Look Back in Anger" to the victims of the Manchester attack and the Grenfell Tower fire.
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He didn't know that officials decided to fly back coronavirus-infected Americans aboard planes with hundreds of others who had tested negative, with Trump bursting in anger when he learned the news.
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Kenneth Haigh, the English actor whose starring role in the play "Look Back in Anger," as well as his own blistering persona, defined the rebellious postwar "angry young man," died on Feb.
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It looked like a childhood friend who, either in anger or a spirit of fun, had put on a mask and forgotten to take it off long after the party had ended.
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During a Davis Cup match against Britain, Shapovalov grew frustrated after he missed a shot and fired a ball in anger off his racket, unintentionally striking the chair umpire in the face.
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Pro-choice activists united in anger at the sting's perpetrators, and a Texas grand jury cleared Planned Parenthood of wrongdoing and indicted the C.M.P. In Presidential politics, gaffes may be less damaging.
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Sometimes, in anger or rebellion, I had felt that it was at best a frustration and at worst a misfortune to be the son of such a possessive and sharply gifted teacher.
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In an emotional show of support for the victims of the recent attacks in Manchester and London, the players walked out to the sound of "Don't Look Back in Anger" from Oasis.
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In May 1980, Mr. Frankel's predecessor, A. M. Rosenthal, exploded in anger at a Page 1 meeting when three of the five stories offered for consideration by the national editor began anecdotally.
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" Mr. Musk and his lawyers argued that Mr. Unsworth was not appreciably harmed by the post, which Mr. Musk deleted shortly afterward with an explanation that it had been written "in anger.
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But Soleimani&aposs death seems to have united the country in grief and in anger toward the US and Trump, with massive crowds paying their respects to the slain general on Monday.
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Neeson, a sharpshooter who protects the oil men from wildlife, is the guy you want to have on hand when your plane crashes in Alaska—even when shrouded in anger and grief.
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As the riffs crunched and swayed, Bennington's voice, sharp and clear as shattered glass, echoed my own adolescent frustration and the poorly pent-up aggression that kept landing me in anger management classes.
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"Seven years of dedication and it's all over before getting to take a stroke in anger," said Thomas, who has won world championship silver and bronze medals, in a team statement on Tuesday.
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As an Olympic champion he proudly displayed his medal for years after winning it (and did not, as a later book claimed, hurl it into the Ohio river in anger about segregated restaurants).
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The 30-year-old fighter, who recently announced he is expecting his second child with girlfriend Dee Devlin, will participate in anger management treatment and serve five days of community service, ESPN reported.
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Ever since the deconstructed coffee of last year — which got people crying "peak hipster!" in anger — any product prefixed with the word "deconstructed" is automatically bound to receive a booting from social media.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's House of Commons erupted in anger on Wednesday when Labour opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn appeared to mouth the words "stupid woman" after a lively exchange with Prime Minister Theresa May.
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The anecdotes include the time she smashed an office computer in anger, her refusal to meet with indigenous leaders or gay rights activists and the castigation of aides for the smallest of infractions.
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Early on, she noticed similar feelings and behaviors toward her 21-month-old son, that she saw in her mother growing up—the temptation to lash out in anger, utter exhaustion, and resentment.
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The US Navy sailor who shot and killed two people at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard in Hawaii on Wednesday was reportedly displeased with his commanders, having discipline problems, and in anger management.
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Four hours later and 4503 miles (1,530 kilometers) away, Cristiano Ronaldo&aposs eyes were wide in anger as he shouted in protest just ahead of the final whistle, once again arguing with a referee.
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And on Ash Wednesday, when the children are back to a quiet holiday and the Mardi Gras are back at the chemical plants, tugboat docks and refineries, no one is looking back in anger.
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When West's signature amber lights turned off, and the flood lights turned on, it seemed that the devastated crowd (West still had 25 more minutes in his set) might start lashing out in anger.
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It's not to say I'm better, but I am very, very different than I was a few years ago; today I try to root my work in love and connection and less in anger.
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"'Not long ago, someone told me about an African tribe that beat their drums and scream in anger for a whole day and night when somebody dies,&apos" Hart recalls Onassis saying to him.
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While Obama asks Luther to be on his best behavior, he can't help hold it together for more than a few seconds before shouting in anger and kicking away a Trump piñata (or balloon).
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"I've learned that when I've spoken in anger I usually regret the way I express myself," Uma Thurman said in October 2017, when asked about reports of harassment and assault by men in Hollywood.
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"Wonderwall" and "Don't Look Back in Anger" are the most famous tracks on Oasis's second album, but the gentle harmonies of "Cast No Shadow" and the gradual building of "Champagne Supernova" are more impressive.
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But when the company interviewed Mr. Mateen about the situation, he acknowledged making inflammatory statements to courthouse workers, saying he did so only in anger because he had been continually harassed, Mr. Fairbrass said.
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While he acknowledged making the incendiary remarks to his co-workers, he maintained he had made the comments "in anger" because he was upset about his colleagues ridiculing his Muslim background, Mr. Comey said.
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He admitted making the statements his co-workers reported, but explained that he did it in anger because he thought his co-workers were discriminating against him and teasing him because he was Muslim.
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In another incident the mother called 911, saying she told her son to stop playing video games and he exploded in anger, smacking her in the head and putting his hand over her mouth.
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In the 10 days since Stephon Clark, 22, was fatally shot by officers investigating a vandalism complaint in his south Sacramento neighborhood, protesters have stormed City Hall and taken to the streets in anger.
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Gio Urshela walked and Gardner hit a 22-foot fly over the right-field fence, giving the Yankees a 22-21 lead and leading Strahm to slam his glove against a thigh in anger.
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Last year's boys' champion, Denis Shapovalov, 18, is ranked 164 and played for Canada in the Davis Cup - gaining some notoriety for accidentally striking the umpire with a ball smashed in anger against Britain.
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Some of President Trump's closest allies on Capitol Hill have erupted in anger over the withholding of the security funds, even as they've complained that Democrats are running an illegitimate and unfair impeachment process.
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Musk apologized from the witness stand and expressed regret several times for his tweets, which he downplayed as "off-the-cuff" retorts he hurriedly wrote in anger and never intended to be taken seriously.
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Republicans erupted in anger at the move, accusing the New York Democrat of wanting to put the vote on television and going back on an agreement for the committee to stop considering amendments. Rep.
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Musk apologized from the witness stand and expressed regret several times for his tweets, which he downplayed as "off-the-cuff" retorts he hurriedly wrote in anger and never intended to be taken seriously.
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Tennis players have long broken rackets in anger, but no smashed racket has reverberated more than the Wilson Blade that Serena Williams wrecked during her United States Open final against Naomi Osaka in 21986.
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The report, speaking to neighbors and acquaintances in the Bowling Green community, pointed at two men whose personalities clashed, and that played out in a property dispute that left Boucher festering in anger and frustration.
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As the teams were led on to the pitch, the French Republic Guard performed a cover of Oasis' "Don't Look Back in Anger" as a tribute to the victims of the recent UK terror attacks.
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Headbutts are normally a crime of passion, a thing thrown in anger, a last resort when bystanders are holding your arms behind your back and saying he's not worth it, mate, he's not worth it.
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Given that fact, you may have been confused last night when many of Sanders's allies erupted in anger at the Associated Press and NBC News after the two news outlets declared the race officially over.
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The prototype of such works is John Osborne's "Look Back in Anger" (1956), in which the ultimate angry young man, Jimmy Porter, spewed bile about a classist, hidebound Britain that he felt had betrayed him.
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But the algorithm also detected a spike in anger and disgust before the introduction of negative interest rates in the January 2016 and the adoption of its "yield curve control" policy in September last year.
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During interviews with F.B.I. agents, according to Mr. Comey, Mr. Mateen said he had made the incendiary remarks "in anger" because his co-workers had ridiculed his Muslim background and he wanted to scare them.
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Washington (CNN)The congressman who quit the House Freedom Caucus after it helped torpedo the Republican health care bill last week is still railing in anger against what he said is the group's intransigence. Rep.
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The military chief of staff quit in anger over budget cuts; the president endured ridicule over how much he spent on his makeup; he has been accused of being aloof; his popularity ratings have plummeted.
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The queries ask about Mr. Trump's state of mind when he fired James Comey, when he erupted in anger at Attorney General Jeff Sessions for recusing himself and when he considered firing the special counsel.
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Romero was enrolled in anger management, Hawaii News Now reported, citing multiple sources, adding that the sailor was also up for a captain&aposs mast, a disciplinary proceeding below the level of a court-martial.
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Thomas' muse series makes an appearance in Carrie Mae Weems photograph, Scenes & Take (To Look Back In Anger), where Weems stands in a doorway on the set of Empire looking at a Thomas-mounted photograph.
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I see a group of young black people so lost in anger, in things I can't know, appear convinced that doing the unthinkable was a proper outlet and not an excuse to commit an evil act.
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" • For more compelling True Crime coverage, follow our Crime magazine on Flipboard Writing about that night in his 2008 memoir, Wagner wrote that when he smashed the bottle in anger at Walken, "Natalie was already belowdecks.
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Musk says he made the comment in anger, after British diver Vern Unsworth said Musk was guilty of a "PR stunt" by bringing a mini-submarine to Thailand to rescue the soccer players and their coach.
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Instead of screaming in anger, crying in sorrow or comforting her four-year-old daughter Dae'Anna, who witnessed the ordeal from the backseat, she pulled out her cellphone and began live-streaming the events on Facebook.
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What remained was Trump—an enigma swaddled in anger wrapped in reality-TV-bred populism, walking through the crowd to strains of the Rolling Stones' "Start Me Up," a song about a man getting an erection.
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Athens on Thursday recalled its ambassador to Austria in anger over the border closures and has threatened to block European Union decision-making unless the bloc comes up with concerted action to deal with the crisis.
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It now accompanies a David Remnick interview with Clinton titled "Hillary Clinton Looks Back in Anger," in which she discusses everything from Trump and former FBI Director James Comey to her recently published book, What Happened.
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This prompted Greece to recall its ambassador to Austria in anger over the border closures and threaten to block European Union decision-making unless the bloc comes up with concerted action to deal with the crisis.
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The tremors they suggest in the title seem to be born of love, or desire, but the searing construction of the track is a reminder that you can also tremble in anger, terror, shock, or awe.
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Trump erupted in anger after reading the Op-Ed article and John F. Kelly, the chief of staff, and other aides scurried in and out of the press office trying to figure out how to respond.
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SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) - A 31-year-old man suspected in the ambush killing of a police detective in Texas has apologized to the officer's family and said he "lashed out" in anger after several custody battles.
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He then evicted them in anger over American criticism of a violent crackdown on a 2005 uprising in Andijan, where Uzbek troops fired on demonstrators, killing several hundred people, according to witnesses and human rights groups.
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January 19, 2015Violent demonstrations against Charlie Hebdo leave 10 people dead in Niger, as protesters set churches, bars, and vehicles ablaze in anger over the satirical magazine's new cover featuring a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad.
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Poverty, a sexist and racist recording industry and a terrifyingly abusive relationship — with her husband and mentor Ike Turner (Kobna Holdbrook-Smith, a perceptive study in anger) — only make the show's titanic heroine bigger and stronger.
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"I'm sure they don't mean to make you feel unsafe," Sofia, the empathy coach in "Anger," tells a woman who is scared of her male colleagues — a menacing bunch, actually, including one notorious for throwing tantrums.
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And as this deliberate, involving film from the Maryland-based filmmaker Matthew Porterfield moves along, the young man frequently forgets his best intentions and escalates in anger and frustration every time things don't go his way.
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More in sorrow than in anger, Ford held Rumsfeld (along with the Kremlin leader Leonid Brezhnev) responsible for thwarting a final arms control deal with the Soviet Union that Ford badly hoped for as his legacy.
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"They called me names, treating me like an idiot, and didn't pay me as much as others doing the same work, just because I was from the North," Mr. Kwon said, his voice rising in anger.
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After a bell tolled, signaling that the moment of silence had ended, someone in the back of the crowd began singing "Don't Look Back in Anger," by the band Oasis, which was formed in the city.
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After the clock had tolled and the minute of silence had ended, someone in the back of the crowd began to sing "Don't Look Back in Anger" by the band Oasis, which was formed in Manchester.
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She falls too easily into a pattern of lame metaphors ("Your lies are bullets / Your mouth's a gun") and slightly nonsensical phrases trying so hard to be taken seriously ("No war in anger was ever won").
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The report, speaking to neighbors and acquaintances in the Bowling Green community, pointed at two men with a clash of personalities that played out in a property dispute that left Boucher festering in anger and frustration.
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Apparently proud of his work, Stephens posted a video of the shocking murder on Facebook, an action so sick and twisted that Cleveland's African-American community—battle-hardened by decades of violence -- erupted in anger and outrage.
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In the wake of the suicide bombing that took place after an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester on Monday, May 22, Oasis' "Don't Look Back in Anger" became somewhat of an unofficial anthem for the city's recovery.
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HAMILTON, Bermuda (Reuters) - Although there is no Italian America's Cup team in Bermuda after Luna Rossa withdrew in anger over a rule change, Italy is having an impact on the final and could influence the cup's future.
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Scrapping the bill was a core demand of the protesters, who first took to the streets in anger at the proposed law, which would have allowed Hong Kong citizens to be extradited to mainland China for trial.
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They were yelling and crying with fury and anguish, and pointing a finger at his face demanding that he meet their eye and look at them and listen to the story of their voices raised in anger.
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I've heard them spat in anger and mumbled in resignation and from California, you can hear them choked through smoke and fear in real time as 503 explodes the ranks of America's fastest growing demographic: Disaster survivor.
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Greece on Thursday recalled its ambassador to Austria in anger over the border closures and has threatened to block European Union decision-making unless the bloc comes up with concerted action to deal with the migrant crisis.
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Mr. Trump erupted in anger after reading the Op-Ed article and John F. Kelly, the chief of staff, and other aides scurried in and out of the press office trying to figure out how to respond.
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" Midway through the speech, Mr. Trump was fully selling the idea that corporate executives were breaking down his door in anger: "Actually, the rich people actually don't like me, which is sort of interesting, and that's fine.
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When one of those allies, Saudi Arabia, demands the settlement of a land dispute through the transfer of islands in the Red Sea, the government acquiesces — prompting thousands of Egyptians to take to the streets in anger.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The pound fell to a seven-week low on Wednesday before British Prime Minister Theresa May was due to meet Conservative Party lawmakers, some of whom have discussed toppling her in anger at her Brexit negotiations.
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Shapovalov, one of the brightest young talents in the game at 2700, was fined $7,000 on Monday for hitting chair umpire Arnaud Gabas with a ball he smashed away in anger during the Canada-Britain tie in Ottawa.
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We were extremely pleased when, last week, Noel not only gave his blessing for us to use his songs, but also told us that he was donating his royalties from 'Don't Look Back In Anger' to the fund.
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When Obama tried to formalize his priorities near the end of his presidency, conservatives erupted in anger, declaring with one voice that Obama had acted lawlessly, ignoring a large legal consensus that Obama was acting within his authority.
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On one occasion, he became irrationally enraged and took out his anger on a female employee by screaming at her inches from her face, then punching a wall, and stepping outside to loudly smash beer bottles in anger.
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Jean Claude Van Damme's youngest son is facing several charges, including aggravated assault, after allegedly holding his roommate at knifepoint last weekend in anger that the victim called the police about an incident earlier that day, PEOPLE confirms.
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Bach grew up in Berlin, where he attended the 1936 Olympics and sat so close to Adolf Hitler that he says he saw Hitler leave his private box in anger after Jesse Owens sprinted to a gold medal.
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The Democrats' constant, tortured analysis of what went wrong, howling at the moon in anger or jest, is not only backward-looking but an insult to the voters who made the rational decision to switch to Donald Trump.
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Washington (CNN)Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said the US decision to slap tariffs against Canada on national security grounds was "absurd" and that her country was moving forward "more in sorrow than in anger" with retaliatory tariffs.
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Although the president is not required to live there, Mr. Seale said, "the public flew up in anger" when President Dwight D. Eisenhower suggested that for privacy and convenience he might prefer to live in a high-rise.
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On one occasion, during a meeting in Kelly's office, a former high-level TPG source said the travel CEO "threw down his phone in anger" regarding a work-related matter, and it bounced across the desk toward her.
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In a sign of Mr. Trump's sensitivity to the cache of documents held by Deutsche Bank, he erupted in anger later that year in response to news reports that Mr. Mueller had subpoenaed his records from the bank.
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Though he probably never fired a weapon in anger, Trick's hacks and posting of ISIS "kill lists" were able to inspire others to violence, such as the two ISIS supporters who opened fire at an event in Texas.
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" President Trump erupted in anger after The Times published a stinging Opinion piece by an unidentified senior White House official who claimed that a "quiet resistance" of like-minded aides was working to thwart the president's "worst inclinations.
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When he was 9, his father bought him his first trumpet; frustrated at the limitations of his playing, Ms. Park said, he destroyed the instrument in anger — but his father bought him a new one the next day.
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The alleged gunman, 85033, was reportedly told he would be sent home from his janitorial work Monday night and reacted in anger, allegedly killing the building's supervisor, 45-year-old Maria Lucas, according to St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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BAGHDAD — Protesters broke into the heavily guarded compound of the United States Embassy in Baghdad on Tuesday and set fires inside in anger over American airstrikes that killed 22007 members of an Iranian-backed militia over the weekend.
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The Navy sailor who on Wednesday fatally shot two people and wounded another before taking his life at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard was unhappy with his commanders, having discipline problems, and in anger management, according to multiple reports.
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The president is up in arms in anger about it," said Scott, who met privately with Trump in 2017 after the president appeared to defend white supremacists rallying in Charlottesville, Va. "He's putting his political life on trial.
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I thought Cunanan's dad's final moments of opportunism might be enough to make him lash out at the police in anger and potentially die by suicide in the process, but he seemed to finally be resigned to his fate.
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A company that makes diapers for the adult baby/diaper lover fetish community (known as ABDL) gave up on its attempt to trademark the term "ABDL" on Thursday after message boards for the community exploded in anger last week.
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The actor continued with visible anger: I don't have a tidy soundbite for you, because I've learned— I am not a child — and I've learned that when I've spoken in anger I usually regret the way I express myself.
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He mostly said a bunch of things he's said before, while adding in a few tossed off lines about how, regrettably, he's lashed out in anger over and over again this year due to the stresses of political life.
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In recent years, with the rise of the internet, the pervasiveness of social media and the dominance of 24/7 cable news, those at the fringes — their rhetoric steeped in anger and hate — have gained a disproportionately loud voice.
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But while an American man who calls a woman a "cunt" in anger or mockery is drawing upon a tradition of misogyny, a woman calling another woman a cunt is simply summoning the strongest language she can think of.
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Some of the funniest television I've seen this year has required his virtuosic subtlety — the way his body jiggles in anger as he taps up a text storm, or the way he mumbles and pulls on Alfred's country twang.
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"I don't have a tidy soundbite for you, because I have learned — I am not a child and I have learned that … when I've spoken in anger, I usually regret the way I express myself," Thurman told Access Hollywood.
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Generally, the show is more soothing and slower-paced than most other TV. But the characters occasionally blister, erupting in anger or sadness, and that emotional honesty gives the show the weight it might otherwise seem to be lacking.
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The crime tore at the heart of a nation, drew tens of thousands of people to the streets in anger and disgust, and eventually forced the resignation of the prime minister, Robert Fico, and of other top government officials.
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Plenty of open racists have joined Trump's ranks, millions of them, but his supporters also include millions of men and women who believe they are not racist and who react in anger when they are reflexively accused of racism.
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" Three days later, Musk defended his mini-submarine proposal, but said he had "spoken in anger" toward Unsworth, and that "his actions against me do not justify my actions against him," and that "the fault is mine and mine alone.
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"I don't have a tidy soundbite for you, because I have learned, I am not a child and I have learned that… when I've spoken in anger, I usually regret the way I express myself," Thurman said, carefully choosing her words.
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"I don't have a tidy soundbite for you, because I've learned — I am not a child — and I've learned that when I've spoken in anger I usually regret the way I express myself," Thurman said, visibly struggling to remain calm.
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Ask them if they think it makes sense for a violent felon fresh out of federal prison or a convicted domestic abuser who hurt his family in anger to have the option of buying a gun without a background check.
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"It is the ultimate calling card of a coward to ― under the guise of night and behind a keyboard ― use the kind of language that in person would cause most decent people to respond in anger and frustration," Sims said.
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It's called "The Mint," it features Navy Blue, and, my friends, it's an Apple Music exclusive*, so if you're not signed up for that already, feel free to throw a piece of fruit across the room in anger and frustration.
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Congress's immediate priorities should be to ensure the integrity of Mueller's probe, to guarantee that the rule of law will prevail, and to provide oversight of a president who in the past has lashed out in anger at his perceived enemies.
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I recall sitting there as Starr, his blue eyes owlish, his skin pink and dimpled, sat before Congress and in a sonorous I-say-this-more-in-sorrow-than-in-anger tone, pounced light as a cat on a scalawag president.
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"My words were spoken in anger after Mr Unsworth said several untruths & suggested I engage in a sexual act with the mini-sub." he wrote on Twitter, after his offer of help of a mini submarine was rebuffed in graphic style.
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The messiness of morphing is a pungent theme of "Being a Beast: Adventures Across the Species Divide," a meditative romp that leaves you laughing out loud (and occasionally cursing in anger) even as you soak up the spray of science.
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"... our beleaguered A.G ..." By all accounts, Trump is still knotted up in anger over Attorney General Jeff Sessions' decision to recuse himself from all things Russia -- a move that helped pave the way for the appointment of a special counsel.
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The decision to cancel the trip -- which comes as Trump boils in anger over the FBI raid of his personal attorney's office and hotel room, a move he derided as a "disgraceful situation" -- was made on Monday evening, the person said.
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The vast majority of Spectrum games are best off remaining in the past, and I'm going to guess that 95 percent of purchasers quickly realize this and place their new portable on a shelf, never to be touched again in anger.
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It takes Al a full 20 minutes of potentially incriminating shenanigans before he finally lays his hands on this man in anger, a fact that requires more than a little suspension of disbelief, considering he's shot a man for less.
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From early on, Mr. Balter said, he was attracted to Pan's complicated story: The demigod makes beautiful music, but on a flute fashioned in anger when the nymph Syrinx is turned into water reeds to protect her from Pan's advances.
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There's no crackling sense of him pivoting in his Upper West Side war room, as there is in, say, the letters of his fellow midcentury critic Dwight Macdonald, who tended to sign off "More in anger than sorrow" or vice versa.
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" The Guardian recently called "Look Back in Anger" a "game-changing new play that gave voice to a new generation, disaffected, provincial, working class, alienated by the Sunday newspapers, disgusted by the dreariness and hypocrisy of public life and private behavior.
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In an Instagram post last month, the actor acknowledged that he had been reprimanded twice for misconduct: Once for reacting in anger over what he considered unsafe working conditions, and a second time when shrapnel hit an unnamed actor during filming.
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Michael Conforto, a pinch-hitter, threw up his arms in anger after he popped out on the first pitch he saw from Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen with the bases loaded in the eighth inning and the Mets trailing by three runs.
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The news of the killing was shocking, and sparked a fresh outpouring of fury and political finger-pointing in Mexico, where a crisis over the brutal slayings of women and girls has forced residents to spill onto the streets in anger.
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More recently in June, protesters swarmed Tehran's Grand Bazaar and forced shopkeepers to close their stalls, apparently in anger over the rial dropping to 90,000 to the U.S. dollar on the black market despite government attempts to control the currency rate.
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The nominee would come before the Senate Judiciary Committee, headed by Chuck Grassley -- who defended Sessions previously -- but recently erupted in anger when the attorney general came out against a renewed effort for criminal justice reform championed by the Iowa Republican.
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These new Socialist laws, Sailliot said, were even worse than what the right was proposing; as for Hollande personally, Sailliot raised his hand in a gesture, not uncommon among Frenchmen, to indicate his testicles' springing up to his neck in anger.
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" According to the lawsuit she filed against Affleck, he left the room after she told him multiple times to do so, "slamming the door in anger" — but "she did not know where he had touched her while she was sleeping.
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For his first protest LP, Heidecker said the songs were written "with the blood still boiling from whatever indignity or absurdity had popped up on my newsfeed that day" and here, you can practically hear him gritting his teeth in anger.
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"I don't have a tidy soundbite for you, because I have learned — I am not a child and I have learned that… when I've spoken in anger, I usually regret the way I express myself," Thurman told Access Hollywood, carefully choosing her words.
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Assuming that the dozen so or so SU-33 and the four more modern Mig-29Ks are used in anger against targets in Syria, it may well be the first time that a Russian carrier has been deployed for striking onshore targets.
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Charlotte's night of chaos | North Dakota's water warriors | Iowa's election angst Charlotte's night of chaos Zach Locke remembers it vividly: the pungent taste of the tear gas, the ringing sound of gunshots and the chaos and confusion of a city erupting in anger.
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A minute's silence was observed in honor of the victims at a square in central Manchester, after which crowds broke into an emotional chorus of "Don't Look Back in Anger", an old hit song by the band Oasis who are from the city.
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Raonic, a Canadian, has hired John McEnroe as a coaching consultant, which means headlines and camera flashes galore before Raonic, ranked No. 9 in the world, so much as smacks one huge serve in anger at the All England Club in late June.
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Now at a stage where it can provide a 15 Mbps connection, Google is partnering with carriers in Indonesia, Sri Lanka and beyond and it hopes to test the aerial networks in anger with these real-life carriers some time this year.
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"I don't have a tidy soundbite for you, because I have learned — I am not a child and I have learned that… when I've spoken in anger, I usually regret the way I express myself," Thurman told Access Hollywood, carefully choosing her words.
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"Rod Rosenstein is so incompetent, compromised and conflicted that he can no longer serve as deputy attorney general, and Jeff Sessions now has an obligation to the President of the United States to fire Rod Rostenstein," he said, his voice raised in anger.
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The French movement was born in anger at the government's attempt to overhaul France's ponderous labor code, in hopes of making it easier for employers to hire and provide jobs for just the kinds of young people who have now occupied the square.
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McGahn failed to persuade Sessions to remain involved and Trump erupted in anger in front of a number of White House officials, saying the attorney general needed to protect him, according to the Times, which cited two people with knowledge of the episode.
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There was Betty Hughes, who had taught him in an elementary school class made up of the most troubled children in his district, and who had not given up on him when he hurled his desk in anger on the first day.
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After the events of this week's season finale left Bachelor Nation stewing in anger over our bachelor's indecisiveness as well as his mother's unwillingness to support his relationship with Madison Prewett, Jack is stepping up to defend his family's honor on social media.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump cleared up one of the capital's least suspenseful mysteries on Thursday, acknowledging that he did not record conversations with James B. Comey, the F.B.I. director he fired in anger over an investigation into his campaign's possible ties to Russia.
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Steven M. Alembik told POLITICO on Wednesday he wrote the Obama tweet in anger, that he's "absolutely not" a racist and that he understood that DeSantis' campaign for governor would need to distance itself from the comments — which the campaign promptly did.
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Perhaps that makes them more forgiving of the 77-year-old's regular befuddlements; he recently confused last year's Parkland school shooting, which left 17 dead and the youthful Democratic base aroused in anger, with the massacre at Sandy Hook six years earlier.
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The destroyer, the first to fire a shot "in anger" in Pearl Harbor at the start of the American involvement in World War II, was photographed this month at the bottom of the waters off the Philippines, where it sank in 1944.
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That stands in sharp contrast to 20133, when millions of middle-class people in Tehran erupted in anger over an election they saw as rigged, churning into the streets for months of anti-government protests that came to be called the Green Movement.
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After Japan's defeat in the second world war, its transformation from a country in ruins to the world's third-largest economy, from warmaker to peaceable nation—it has not fired a single bullet in anger since the end of the second world war—is extraordinary.
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" Musk now says, "My words were spoken in anger after Mr. Unsworth said several untruths ... Nonetheless, his actions against me do not justify my actions against him, and for that I apologize to Mr. Unsworth and to the companies I represent as a leader.
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" The singing and the chanting continues out into the streets—from "Don't Look Back In Anger' to one about "sticking Isis up your arse"—as every security guard I pass makes a point of saying good night and wishing people a safe journey home.
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The reason Chris made so much sense in the role, I think, is that You're the Worst is very inspired by British humor, even as far back as the John Osborne play Look Back In Anger, which is seminal to the angry young men movement.
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Officer Edouard, who at one point, before the stomping began, pointed his gun at Mr. Cuffee's head as he lay on the ground, had acted out "in vengeance and in anger, and sadly, in that moment, he was acting like a criminal," Mr. Fliedner said.
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HONG KONG — Riot police officers fired tear gas and rubber bullets in downtown Hong Kong on Wednesday as they repelled tens of thousands of protesters who tried to swarm the city's legislature in anger over proposed legislation that would allow extraditions to mainland China.
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"My words were spoken in anger after Mr. Unsworth said several untruths & suggested I engage in a sexual act with the mini-sub, which had been built as an act of kindness & according to specifications from the dive team leader," Musk tweeted on Wednesday morning.
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There have been exceptions: After technical challenges during a remote television interview earlier this year, Mr. Cuomo could be seen on a satellite feed pulling out his earpiece and hurling it, snarling in anger as he stormed out of the Red Room in the Capitol.
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In Wisconsin, the effort played out in a rancorous all-night debate on Wednesday at the Statehouse, where, as protesters chanted in anger, Republican lawmakers pushed through bills limiting the power of Tony Evers, the incoming Democratic governor, and Attorney General-elect Josh Kaul.
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One important interview subject — I'll politely decline to say who — called me in anger, to tell me all the reasons this person didn't want to participate in the book; after a few minutes of calm conversation and explanation, we were talking on the record.
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Since before issuing this year's invitation, she likely has pondered the possibility of sending over the articles of impeachment right before the president's scheduled address, anticipating that maneuver could trigger such rage in Trump that he explodes in anger before the nation and the world.
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The piece was titled "The Pitchforks Are Coming ... for Us Plutocrats," and in it Hanauer predicted that after four decades of the poor getting poorer and the rich getting richer, it was only a matter of time before the people rose up in anger.
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Instead, a primary campaign would need to be waged more in sorrow than in anger, accusing Trump of broken promises, lamenting his administration's inability to legislate, and promising to carry on certain parts of his agenda (judges, above all) but with more competence and tact.
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As this well-written article suggests, my words were spoken in anger after Mr. Unsworth said several untruths & suggested I engage in a sexual act with the mini-sub, which had been built as an act of kindness & according to specifications from the dive team leader.
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President Trump "erupted in anger" during his Air Force One flight to Davos at the news "Associate Attorney General Stephen Boyd warned [the House Intelligence Committee in a letter] that it would be 'extraordinarily reckless' to release a classified memo" written by House Republicans, Bloomberg reports.
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Trump would face a huge portion of the country offended by a plethora of things he's said and done, while Clinton would likely have to appeal to a group propelled in anger by Trump himself, who is not likely to leave the spotlight any time soon.
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Noel performed a cover of one of Oasis' best known songs, "Don't Look Back in Anger" — but Liam seems to think he got "blanked" by the fans, and he's implying Noel is a hypocrite for playing alongside a band he apparently once referred to as "corporate muck".
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In postwar Britain, it seems, even actors had to climb the rope ladder of the class system; start by looking back in anger and, God willing, you could end up as a portly blueblood on the steps of 10 Downing Street, looking forward in gutsiness and hope.
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They will continue looking back in anger, blaming the FBI, blaming Russia, blaming Fox news, even blaming poor, hapless Huma Abedin — blaming everyone but themselves, but soon they will recognize that America is at a major historic turning and they could well be key to it.
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Popovich slicked his hair back with a minute left as the Thunder walked the ball up the court with the game tied and barked in anger as Kevin Durant (23 points) drew a foul — it appeared Danny Green fouled Durant only after tripping over Steven Adams's leg.
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Authorities said more than 22018,000 so-called "yellow vest" protesters took to the streets of Paris and other cities around the country Saturday for "Act IV" of weekly actions by the disparate anti-government protest movement that originated in anger over a planned fuel tax hike.
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Authorities said more than 103,000 so-called "yellow vest" protesters took to the streets of Paris and other cities around the country Saturday for "Act IV" of weekly actions by the disparate anti-government protest movement that originated in anger over a planned fuel tax hike.
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Lawmakers of both parties, former secretaries of state, former national security officials and retired foreign service officers, as well as diplomats resigning in anger, say the administration's approach to the State Department is undermining US national security and weakening diplomacy at a time of deepening international crises.
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In addition to his roots in Manchester, his songs with Oasis became a soundtrack for both mourning and hope in the wake of the attacks, with a local crowd singing "Don't Look Back in Anger" after a moment of silence, as captured in one moving video clip.
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Considering how many different vantage points we've had into Noah's life — his own, his ex-wives', his girlfriends', his daughter's, and even that of a guy who once pointed a gun at him in anger — to have these accusations emerge now feels like a narrative cheat.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 10 (Reuters) - Revising the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement took a year of acrimonious talks among Democrats, the chief U.S. negotiator and a labor union president - and may have set a world record for phones being slammed down in anger, according to one negotiator.
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The audience crooned along in loud unison as Chris Martin of Coldplay sang a cover of "Don't Look Back in Anger" by the Manchester band Oasis, and the fans reacted with large cheers when Oasis' singer, Liam Gallagher, later took the stage as an unannounced performer.
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Bill Richardson, a former American ambassador to the United Nations who was asked by Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi to participate in one of several commissions on Rakhine that she put together, quit in disgust last year after he said she "exploded" in anger at his criticism.
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President Barack Obama on Wednesday delivered a deeply emotional and at times personal plea to the people of Flint, Michigan, to find hope in their future and not get lost in anger over the water supply crisis that has poisoned many of their children with lead.
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"When a black woman or man is arrested, they may land in jail for how many days because they don't have the home, the mortgage to get the bail — and cash bail is discriminatory," Julianne Malveaux, an economist, told the subcommittee, her voice rising in anger.
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With the Scot's participation confined to only doubles action while he continues to regain his fitness following hip surgery in January, a round of Chinese whispers gathered steam as fans feared Herbert's injury could scupper Murray's challenge even before he had hit a ball in anger.
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"I don't have a tidy soundbite for you, because I have learned, I am not a child and I have learned that… when I've spoken in anger, I usually regret the way I express myself," Thurman said, carefully choosing her words in a video that later went viral.
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FLORESVILLE, Texas (Reuters) - A family that lost members of three generations when a man with an assault weapon opened fire at a rural Texas church this month asked about 3,000 mourners at a funeral on Wednesday to bask in the love the victims showed and not dwell in anger.
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Rossi pounded his steering wheel in frustration, shook his fist in anger and kept his foot pressed on the gas pedal in a breathtaking battle with Pagenaud over the final 13 laps that ended with the Frenchman getting in front with one to go and holding off the American.
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As the opening notes of "Bennie and the Jets" play, snapshots from John's life flash on the screen — the young artist performing for a crowd, running down a street, recording in a studio, receiving a wink from a man, throwing something in anger and falling into a pool.
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The defendant is normally required to enroll in anger management classes and a domestic violence program, an outcome similar to that of Dallas Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant when he faced a misdemeanor charge in 2012 over an incident in which he allegedly struck his mother with a hat.
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But in Greek spiritual writings, and indeed in Dostoyevsky, you will come across a gentler image of a confessor: one who is personally humble and conscious of his own sins, and emphathises so deeply with his spiritual children that he weeps for them, not in anger but in compassion.
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According to the Times's Michael Schmidt, Trump was enraged because he believed that it was the attorney general's duty to protect the president: Mr. McGahn was unsuccessful, and the president erupted in anger in front of numerous White House officials, saying he needed his attorney general to protect him.
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" "Canada has therefore announced, truly more in sorrow than in anger, announced a perfectly reciprocal, measured, dollar for dollar retaliation response" that will come into effect July 1, Freeland said, before adding that "we really are confident that at the end of the day common sense will prevail.
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" Behind the scenes by Bloomberg's Jennifer Jacobs, a preview of more to come: "Trump erupted in anger [last week] while traveling to Davos after learning that Associate Attorney General Stephen Boyd warned that it would be 'extraordinarily reckless' to release a classified memo written by House Republican staffers.
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" Her "uneven work history" involves being dismissed as an aide for a North Carolina Democrat in 7.73, and writing a resignation letter when she quit a position at the United States Agency for International Development in 1984 "in anger over what she felt was mistreatment by her superiors.
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Hajime Isayama, creator of the series, unloads a lot of information in this issue, but the tension is high, the guilt-stricken characters (only two are really featured throughout the entire chapter) explode in anger, sink into a shellshocked state, and hit emotional highs and lows everywhere in between.
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Cover: A man identified as Sonny Webber, right, father of Brandon Webber who was reportedly shot by U.S. Marshals earlier in the evening, joins a standoff as protesters take to the streets of the Frayser community in anger against the shooting, Wednesday, June 12, 2019, in Memphis, Tenn.
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The petition before a Manila regional trial court seeks to formally terminate peace talks with Maoist rebels, a week after a Norwegian diplomat met President Rodrigo Duterte to try to convince him to restart negotiations that Duterte had scrapped in anger at what he considers duplicity by the communists.
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But widespread reverence for Soleimani, who commands a cult-like status in the country, has seemingly united Iranians of all political stripes in anger at the US. Soleimani has been hailed a martyr and a hero inside Iran, especially due to his work in the fight against ISIS.
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GOMA, Democratic Republic of Congo (Reuters) - Two people were killed in clashes with police in eastern Congo on Monday after protesters in the town of Beni set fire to the mayor's office and several U.N. buildings in anger at a new round of violence by suspected Islamist rebels.
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Robert Ford, a retired US diplomat who served five years in Baghdad and then became ambassador in Syria, said Iran&aposs allies in the Iraqi parliament may be able to harness any surge in anger among Iraqis toward the United States to force US troops to leave the country.
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" In an October interview with Access Hollywood that would later go viral, Thurman said of the allegations, "I don't have a tidy soundbite for you because I've learned I am not a child and I have learned that when I've spoken in anger, I usually regret the way I express myself.
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In the teaser, as the opening notes of "Bennie and the Jets" play, snapshots from John's life flash on the screen — the young artist performing for a crowd, running down a street, recording in a studio, receiving a wink from a man, throwing something in anger and falling into a pool.
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To honor the victims of the attacks on London and Manchester that killed 30, the French Republican Guard before the soccer match played the Manchester rock anthem "Don't look back in anger" before a one-minute silence at the Stade de France, where a suicide bomber blew himself up in 2015.
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Cilic, set to move to a career-high ranking of six, will now have the chance to win the title in more orthodox fashion than in 2012 when his opponent, Argentina's David Nalbandian, was defaulted for injuring the leg of a line judge when kicking out at a hoarding in anger.
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When tone-deaf politicians and fossilized institutions do not respond to powerful public sentiment, voters turn in anger and anguish to extreme actions such as Brexit and to extremist demagogues such as Johnson, Farage, Trump and Marine Le Pen of France — the next nation that Brexit-like fires could soon engulf.
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According to the Associated Press, residents in the neighborhood of Frayser threw rocks and bricks at police officers and U.S. Marshals sent in to help quell the escalating scene where about 100 people stormed the streets in anger over the U.S. marshal shooting of Brandon Webber earlier in the evening.
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GDANSK, Poland — In a bitterly divided Poland, residents of the port city of Gdansk were united: in grief over the assassination of their mayor, in anger over the toxic political climate that his killing has laid bare and in solidarity that it is time for a change in the country.
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According to child-welfare investigative documents obtained by PEOPLE, Maynard allegedly admitted to county Child Protective Services officials that she threw the boy high in the air at her home in Stockton, California, and purposely let him fall on his head in anger over her husband's affair with Jaxson's mother, Brittany Gonzales.
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There were drunk people, and giddily excited people, and couples making out, and questionable but ultimately unfuckwithable fashion choices; there were people screaming in joy, in anger, in confusion; people embracing their friends, carrying their buddies who'd gotten a little too blitzed on $12 Budweisers, throwing the horns and grinning like fools.
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In the more than two years since Michael Brown was fatally shot by police in Ferguson, Mo., and the city erupted in anger and unrest, increasing the visibility of the Black Lives Matter movement, we have borne witness to the very best of who we are as black people in this country.
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It turns out, however, that though Noel couldn't make it to the concert, he has been donating the royalties from increased sales of "Don't Look Back in Anger"—which, you know, he wrote—to the families of those affected, according to his mate and apparent defender of his honor, Radio X host Gordon Smart.
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WHEN EMMANUEL MACRON launches his promised "great national debate" on January 15th, he hopes to show a willingness to listen to the popular rage behind the gilets jaunes (yellow jacket) protesters who have been occupying roundabouts and motorway toll booths in anger initially at fuel tax rises, but now with a much longer list of grievances.
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"It's only right to point out, and I don't think this is public knowledge because I'm sure [Noel] would never mention it, but I found out today that as soon as 'Don't Look Back in Anger' started to appear spontaneously at the vigils, he made sure all the royalties went back to the families," Smart said.
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"Boy Erased" is similarly understated regarding its core issues, letting the audience see how much these young people -- raised by devout church-going families -- wouldn't "choose" this path, giving the lie to their instructor's admonition that they are somehow rebelling by being gay -- rooted in anger, disappointment or some other childhood trauma to be identified and overcome.
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But the meeting went downhill when Jerome Smith, a legendary civil rights activist, erupted in anger because he felt that Kennedy wanted black people to be grateful for what the administration had done and was warning the people in the room that all this black rage was likely to alienate white voters from the Democratic Party.
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The images aired Monday night marked the first time that most people had seen the traffic encounter as Ms. Bland had seen it: a close-up view of the face of the state trooper, Brian T. Encinia, contorting in anger as he pulled out a stun gun and shouted at her to get out of the car.
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