If I were out there with Wendy, I'd be furious.
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They predict he will be furious, and looking for payback.
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You'd think they would be furious—but she always improved things.
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On the one hand, she has every right to be furious.
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But you find out you are not allowed…You'd be furious!
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The Georgia representative said the public should be "furious" with Pelosi.
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Investors should be furious with the managements of some of these companies.
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But New Yorkers should be furious at this ridiculous waste of funds.
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We would rescue them from the streets; my mom would be furious.
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On another note, my late mother would be furious about this request.
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Or do you think they're going to call you and be furious?
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Congress has a right to be furious, and ought to act swiftly.
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Byrne and others believe Trump would be furious if Sessions joined the race.
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Now I feel I ought to find a book to be furious about.
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If she flips to the other side, her old alliance could be furious.
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China will be furious if, as is expected, the ruling favours the Philippines.
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Nonetheless, party leaders are said to be furious at the controversies involving him.
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That should be more than enough for an American president to be furious.
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Both are said to be furious over Kelly's handling of the Porter matter.
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House Democrats: They will be furious today because of the looming budget deal.
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Should I be furious at the drug manufacturers that refuse to develop generics?
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If that asshat from the Czech Republic beats this, I'll be furious. Who?
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"Apple won't sell batteries to consumers, people should be furious about that," Wiens says.
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Some conservatives may be furious at what they see as the persecution of Kavanaugh.
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Fans may be furious at Gabby for her attempt at blindsiding our beloved Christian.
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Mr. Kelly, meanwhile, is said to be furious with Ms. Trump and Mr. Kushner.
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Any moral, law-abiding American should be furious at what happened to Daniel Shaver.
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Mei has every right to be furious with Joel in season 4 of Maisel.
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Immigration activists said they'll be furious if they get pushed to the side again.
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So why shouldn&apost I be furious and who do they think they are kidding?
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He also said Conservative MP's were likely to be "furious" with the party's campaign strategy.
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I'm sure conservatives and Obama's opponents will be furious because he took action without permission.
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After reading the Times report, Rosenstein expected Trump would be furious and swiftly fire him.
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Soldiers and policemen not affiliated with the RSF are said to be furious about the bloodshed.
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The American public should be furious about the recent revelations regarding Russian manipulation of social media.
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But it was scary because I knew my friend, who has a violent temper, would be furious.
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It's the worst, crassest form of hardball imaginable, and Ryback is right to be furious about it.
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I was afraid she'd be mad at me — that she'd be furious I had lost her mother's jewelry.
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Facebook is a publicly traded company, and its investors would be furious if it altered its business model.
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I'm sitting on a different couch now, watching Christine Blasey Ford and I am ready to be furious.
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Though he died in 1969, Susan Loesser believes her father would be "furious" that some stations banned the song.
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When he was 14, Maluma wanted to get his first tattoo but he knew his parents would be furious.
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"It's impossible not to be furious and dismayed," author and activist Cory Doctorow said in an email to Motherboard.
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And some Republican lawmakers appeared to be furious at seeing their party lose control of the floor proceedings. Rep.
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Consumers may be furious if confronted with a $25 bottle of Fleurie that has doubled in price to $20043.
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"I'd be furious too if I had to bathe in my mother's pubic hair runoff," one rather crass commenter noted.
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Trump is said to be furious with his own Attorney General, Jeff Sessions, for recusing himself in the Russia investigation.
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So we thought Cousineau and Sally would be furious that he got this audition solely because he's the right height.
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"If there were actual misconduct by party officials, I'd be furious, too," the "Full Frontal with Samantha Bee" host said.
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Susan Loesser, Frank Loesser's daughter, responded at the time by saying that her father would be "furious" over the move.
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New York's front office, meanwhile, is said to be furious with Rose's disappearing act and considering the possibility of a suspension.
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Murphy then joked that show co-creator and star Dan Levy would be furious with Reid for revealing a plot point.
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It's an impossible call to make, and no matter what they choose, a loud contingent of their fanbases will be furious.
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There's part of me that just wants to be furious at Trump for trivializing the memory of Nazi Germany like this.
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Edozie would be furious if he knew she was on this site; shameful if he realized she'd got there by watching him.
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However, if Mr Kabila's chosen successor is announced as the winner, perhaps at the end of this week, people will be furious.
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His conservative family would be furious if they knew he'd spent the evening alone with a girl in the middle of nowhere!
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While it's not explicitly prohibited to use the funding for construction, it's likely Congress would be furious if it was spent this way.
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Further, if America reneges on the deal, it will rightly bear the blame for its collapse and other world powers will be furious.
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It's not a surprise that Netanyahu would be furious over the administration's unwillingness to veto a resolution explicitly questioning its claim to Jerusalem.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "The president is said to be furious about this book, because it combines the two things he hates most: criticism and reading.
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So of course Boston fans and media were going to be furious when they found out that... Wait, I'm being handed a note. Huh.
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The truth is that cities are not doing nearly enough to restore streets for pedestrian use, and it's the pedestrians who should be furious.
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Princess Diana&aposs former chef said she would be "furious" that Prince Harry had been "so manipulated" into stepping down as a senior royal.
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Rosselló has at least 4,600 reasons to be furious at the President; that is only one estimate of the death toll from Hurricane Maria.
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A difficult perspective to maintain as a neighbor pelts you with accusations of bad faith — I'd be furious, full disclosure — but it's worth a try.
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If Jack's drinking that night becomes evident, Rebecca will have every reason to be furious, since alcoholic Jack gave up hitting the bottle years ago.
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He should be furious at Frankie for running up more debts in a card game while he's taking out a wall for the new bar.
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Daylight-saving time is one of humanity&aposs dumbest rituals, and you should be furious it still happens10 reasons why daylight savings is the worst
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Olympia Snowe (R-ME), said Republicans in Congress will be furious if Trump continues to fundraise for himself without redirecting his efforts to help them.
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REP. MARK MEADOWS, R-NORTH CAROLINA: Well, Judge, you should be furious, and I can tell you that as we look at the evidence, and Jim and I and Ron have read thousands of pages as we look at this, you should be furious because whether it&aposs spying on the Trump campaign or the Bernie Sanders campaign or any Presidential campaign, it&aposs wrong.
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"If you are paying somebody to come talk to my campaign or brush up against my campaign, whatever you call it, I'd be furious," Nunes said.
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While the song's composer, Frank Loesser, died in 1969, his 74-year-old daughter Susan believes her father would be "furious" that some stations banned the song.
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Somehow, against the odds and the traffic, he succeeds, and the heartening moral to be drawn from the movie is: the fast doesn't have to be furious.
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U.K. officials are said to be furious about the leaks, and the prime minister is planning to talk directly to President Donald Trump Thursday about her concerns.
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Last holiday season, Susan Loesser, Frank Loesser's daughter, told NBC News that her father would be "furious" that radio stations were pulling the song from their holiday rotations.
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Trump is desperate to score legislative points, and would surely be furious if conservatives slowed a tax bill, arguably the most widely shared goal of the GOP coalition.
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"By Thursday afternoon, the U.S. stock market had fallen and Trump, surrounded by his senior advisers in the Oval Office, was said to be furious," reported NBC News.
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Trump would surely be furious at the slight, and the party would be embroiled in another divisive controversy just when its leaders were trying to unite around Trump.
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While Welch expected his boss' boss' boss to be furious and fire him, the executive instead coached him through the mistake and what he could have done differently.
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On the left, Trump faces Democrats who will be furious about the domestic cuts and will see his calls for a reduction in foreign aid as undermining US diplomacy.
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Although I'd be furious if Raven actually died (oh please, please give us some alternative, show!), her strongest survival tool is her brain and she's starting to lose that.
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This week's news about her West Wing role is just the latest reason to be furious at a White House that has become the playground for a family business.
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The White House should actually be furious that the Congressional leadership produced a bill that conservative critics rightfully depicted as the biggest piece of Republican welfare of all time.
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The exposure of sensitive forensic information from the U.K.'s investigation into the Manchester bombing is unprecedented, some national security experts say — and Britain is right to be furious.
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She may be furious with you (which seems unreasonable), fully consumed with her grandmother's care (which is possible) or surrounded by pals who are more dependable texters at 3 a.m.
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He is furious at the computer in the way that only a 61-year-old man can be furious; maddened, goaded like a bull, on the verge of hot, proud tears.
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Universities would be furious about the imposition of limits on the number of private-school pupils they could recruit, and might find ways to get around it, including rejecting state funding.
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Think about it this way: Americans would be furious if the government required that every person must carry a tracking device that broadcast their location dozens of times each day, forever.
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You may be furious about Donald Trump's candidacy; you too may believe that as many of half of his supporters are "deplorables," but even so, what about the half who are not?
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The exact same people who are mad at Schumer for not delivering a DACA solution over the weekend would be furious at him if he agreed to all that, and rightly so.
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There is some school of thought that you should be furious or indignant or tell the person to screw off, but I don't think that that's quite right for a few reasons.
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I see my friends again, I still haven't been crushed by the constant homework, and I have a few interesting classes (although if I don't have Mythology I'm going to be furious).
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As victims of such attacks during the Iran-Iraq war, the Iranians like to assert their moral authority on that subject, and they might be expected to be furious with Mr. Assad.
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Watching the side effects of it are also very difficult… [But] looking at my mother in particular, she would be furious if you were to go into depression and just become a recluse.
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Meng Wanzhou, chief financial officer of Huawei and daughter of the company's founder, is out on bail awaiting possible extradition to the U.S. The big picture: Beijing appears to be furious about the case.
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In a second tweet, the president remarked that Northam's opponent in the 2017 Virginia gubernatorial race, Ed Gillespie (R), must be furious with his campaign staff for not finding the picture during the election.
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It's easy to imagine suburban housewife Patty would be furious sitting on one side of a tiny, dingy NYC table, looking at the woman her husband was so invested in, he got her an apartment.
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So far he has been a close ally of Netanyahu, but if he asks Israel to make concessions to the Palestinians, especially anything involving ceding land, some of Netanyahu's far-right allies will be furious.
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This would create major problems for them back home, as those who support a candidate who won, who then had the nomination taken away from by party insiders, would be furious at their elected officials.
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They might disagree on every matter of public policy, she said, but she still believed truly and deeply that Collins must be furious about the allegations against Kavanaugh and how Senate Republicans have handled them.
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A populace that sees Salah as a hero would likely be furious, with the blame going to a government facing growing popular discontent over its decision to hike the price of fuel, drinking water and electricity.
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He was said to be furious at the local security officials, as well as the leadership in Kabul, for what his aides said was lack of assistance to his personal militias fighting the front-line battles.
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President Donald Trump is said to be furious about how officials in his administration have handled the coronavirus outbreak, and blames downbeat warnings from health officials for a brutal downturn in financial markets, according to reports.
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Social media, especially the Twitterati and the fashion industry watchdog Diet Prada — soon to be furious over a Gucci blackface sweater and already outraged over a Dolce & Gabbana video that caricatured Chinese culture — took up the cause.
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"Israel will be furious about it," he added, highlighting that it was likely to have implications for how Israel operates its human intelligence assets more broadly, and may make others unwilling to cooperate with it in the future.
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For much of the four years I covered the conflict in Bosnia, the guys whom we caught burning down villages, looting, smacking around women and the elderly, and terrorizing children would always be furious when we showed up.
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But you can understand why Sanders, who has been campaigning tirelessly to get as many votes as he can in California, would be furious that the AP is saying he's been literally mathematically eliminated if it's not strictly true.
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"If this man was still alive and could not be prosecuted, I think people would be furious," DeWine, who served as the state attorney general from 2011 to 2019, said in a Monday news conference, according to the Enquirer.
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The same editors who want restraint from reporters online during a celebrity death would most likely also be furious if their Capitol Hill reporters were slow in live-tweeting a hearing or impeachment proceeding and fell behind the competition.
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That obviously is a complicating factor here, if Trump's resentment toward the Republican Congress is in fact privately compounded by the Russia issue, which he has not talked as much about publicly but seems to be furious about privately.
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And ABC cut him a huge break — if I were a rival of his, I'd be furious — by having the camera linger over his telegenic wife and kids as he lovingly spoke of them in some of his final remarks.
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Before I even had a chance to be furious with myself for not anticipating that this would happen, I sent out a mass email to other junior staffers to see if anyone was at their computer and could resubmit his information.
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Mr Xi is widely thought to be furious at Mr Kim, blaming him for the assassination in February of his own half-brother, Kim Jong Nam, who had close ties to China and had lived in Macau under Chinese protection.
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The public's perception of Jay Z and Beyoncé as the barometer for successful Hollywood couples was quickly shattered by the post-Met Gala elevator brawl in 2014, when Bey's little sister Solange was rumored to be furious over the rapper's indiscretions.
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Pokémon Go users may be furious over the shutdown of the third-party trackers and the recent update that killed the nearby tracking feature in the game, but neither of these issues have stopped the app's viral spread, it seems.
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It's fitting, then, that the film's anniversary comes to us in the era of female rage, as women reclaim the right to be furious by writing more and more books exploring the shape of female anger in politics, interpersonal relationships, and beyond.
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Many officers would be furious or unnerved if a partner shot across them in any situation short of being attacked, said Vernon J. Geberth, a former New York City police commander and the author of "Practical Homicide Investigation," a widely used textbook.
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"I didn't know whether I should laugh or be furious that a bank which turned speculation into a business model now declares itself the victim of speculators," he told reporters on a plane to Iran, which he is visiting with a business delegation, Reuters reported.
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Their only argument for passing health care is that it's Sophie's Choice—they can either face the wrath of their rabid base, which will be furious if they fail to act, or the wrath of the rest of the country, which detests the policies they're trying to administer.
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If I was Don Jr., I would be furious at this so-called associate of mine who dumped this wacky lawyer in my lap from Russia, who ends up blowing this whole thing up this summer, and the email thing is now — you know, can't get around the email.
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Trump is said to be furious that the Justice Department last week decided not to pursue criminal charges against Andrew McCabe, a former FBI deputy director, who had been under investigation for allegedly misleading investigators about leaks to journalists related to a probe of 2016 Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
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Fadi Hakura, an analyst at the Chatham House think tank, said that while the Turkish government would be "furious" over the U.S. decision, it was not unexpected as it was essentially an escalation of an Obama-era policy, now that the goal of an assault on Raqqa was in sight.
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Part of the process of becoming mad must be recognizing that they are not the first to be furious, and that there is much to learn from the stories and histories of the livid women — many of them not white or middle class — who have never had reason not to be mad.
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It's tempting to consider Ginsburg's comments in isolation and adjudicate them based on the simple heuristic that if the parties were reversed—if an iconic conservative justice were criticizing a Democratic Party nominee—Ginsburg's allies would be furious and some of the conservatives who are attacking her now would be making excuses for "their" justice.
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The long-time China critic was said to be furious about the leaking of his argument with Mnuchin on the sidelines in Beijing, believing it was intended to make him look short-tempered and rationalize his being kept out of upcoming talks with the Chinese in Washington, according to a person involved in the process.
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LEVIN: Well, I&aposm not sure, but I do know this, if they succeed in impeaching the President and they won&apost remove him because they&aposll never have the votes in the Senate, but just impeaching the President, you&aposre going to have over 60 million Americans who voted for this President who are going to be furious.
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HOW COULD YO BE THREE OUT OF FOUR CUTTING YOUR FORECAST KEVIN, YOU WOULD BE FURIOUS AT YOURSELF I DONT HEAR YOU EVEN BEING UPSET JOHNSON: JIM, I SAID YESTERDAY, YOU KNOW, CLEARLY THE PERFORMANCE WEVE DELIVERED HAS NOT MET MY EXPECTATIONS IT HASNT MET OUR SHAREHOLDER EXPECTATIONS IM ACCOUNTABLE TO FIX IT. NOW I SAID THAT YESTERDAY AND I BELIEVE IN THAT.
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Sources: KING-5 Seattle, Patch, ABC13 Houston, Idaho State Journal, TennesseanRead more: Daylight-saving time is one of humanity's dumbest rituals, and you should be furious it still happensThe EU is getting rid of daylight saving time, and now countries can choose to stay on 'permanent' summer or winter time10 things you didn't know about Benjamin Franklin, who first suggested an idea similar to Daylight Saving Time
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Read more about daylight-saving time and sleep:Why we have daylight-saving time and why 7 states have gotten rid of it or are trying toYou are probably not getting enough sleep, and it is killing youDaylight-saving time is one of humanity's dumbest rituals, and you should be furious it still happensHere's what sleeping less than 7 hours per night does to your body and brain
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" In 22018, BuzzFeed introduced three new one-click ways for readers to respond to stories, beyond "liking" them—LOL, OMG, and WTF—and ran lists like "22019 Reasons Everyone Should Be Furious About Trayvon Martin's Murder," in which, as Abramson explains, BuzzFeed "simply lifted what it needed from reports published elsewhere, repackaged the information, and presented it in a way that emphasized sentiment and celebrity.
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Infantino was said to be furious after the arrest of Ahmad, a FIFA vice president, earlier this month, since it came soon after he proclaimed that FIFA was in far better shape than it was when he took over in the aftermath of a sprawling Department of Justice indictment in 2015 that took aim at several high ranking FIFA officials, including the heads of both regional confederations in the Americas.
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Even in the chaotic controversies of the last few weeks there is at least a case for pulling out of Syria, perhaps a stronger one for pulling out of Afghanistan, certainly a case that the Fed's interest rate policies are hurting both stocks and workers … and little evidence that swing voters will be furious with Trump for ending poorly understood military missions or picking fights with central bankers.
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He believes in the nation-state, not these new globalist super national outfits and the president is going to be furious, isn&apost he, that Theresa May wants to tie us into something that would stop us having a proper trade deal between the U.S. and the U.K. My guess is that President Trump will say some quite tough things when he comes to the U.K. And he would be right to do so.
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Notifying Note 7 owners, who should really have replaced their phones by now, that the devices are banned from aircraft will be key — uninformed passengers who are told that they must choose between their smartphone or boarding their flight will likely be furious, and it will be up to airlines, the government, and Samsung to spread this information as widely as possible in the next 20 hours before the ban goes into effect.
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A 48 year old newspaper columnist who hasn't been clubbing since he was a roguish fresher in the 4343s will write an incendiary newspaper column about nightclubs being "hellish cesspits populated by walking lobotomies, run-down pleasure palaces for dunderheaded dullards who've stuffed themselves silly with the remnants of a particularly potent pharmaceutical stew," in order to sell papers and generate clicks and you and everyone you know will be FURIOUS about the disrespect on show.
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"There will definitely be those in (Seoul) who will be furious with the US." Transformative peace In a speech last week, Moon set out an ambitious economic vision not just on the Peninsula but around the broader region, comparing his plan to the European Coal and Steel Community which eventually gave birth to the EU. Such a plan would dramatically transform and connect the twin Korean economies, and give South Korea a land link to the rest of the Asian continent, potentially opening up hugely lucrative trading and infrastructure links.
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