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But then sometimes she looked angry and you'd know to stay away.
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It's hard to tell, but the star looked angry when he did so.
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She looked angry and tired, and Landisio kept casting worried glances her way.
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The only time she smiled was when Mr. Stock told her that she looked angry.
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He often looked angry and some of his jibes sounded like mere insults, rather than irreverent statements that make people laugh.
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People who turned their head or closed their eyes, and those who looked angry or shocked, were taken away and we never saw them again.
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I think it's because of how you came to me, you looked angry, you looked uninterested, you looked like you had something better to do.
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She looked angry after a beam routine in which she briefly lost her balance while trying to land a front pike, forcing her to reach down and hold on.
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However, the Bureau of Meteorology reported that the formation of the storm was different from most others, describing how "the underpart of the cloud was mottled and serrated or curtained, rather than mammilated, and looked angry black, while false cirrus tufts were discernible at the top". The storm cell dropped hailstones the size of billiard balls across the south-western suburbs of Sydney. It moved directly over Liverpool at 2:25 pm, heading in a north-east direction before slowly bending its path and travelling almost due east as it passed over the southern part of the central business district. "Large explosion-like sounds", presumed to be thunder by the Bureau, were heard around the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
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