If Bannon thought you ripe for angering, odds are you'd have been made angry watching him in Alabama.
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Your car is nothing to the terrifying maw that is an earth made angry, wounded by its own children.
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"Personally it made angry after I found out that I unknowingly helped the company secure its oppression tool," he told me.
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But the guys that made Angry Birds is trying to change that with the launch of Big Bang Legends, its new game that introduces particle physics concepts to kids.
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The New York Times sent a reporter from New York to spend the week in Washington profiling Sean Spicer, the combative press secretary after he made angry, false claims Saturday.
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North Korea routinely conducts missile and other weapons tests, but Wednesday's launch came after North Korea made angry threats against a U.S. plan to deploy an advanced missile defense system in South Korea by the end of next year.
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The Blackfish and Brienne made angry eyes at each other while debating whether or not Sansa's letter to him had been notarized, and then whether his love for his niece (Catelyn Stark, a character who has been dead for nearly three seasons), was enough to make him abandon his old castle and march to her daughter's aid (it wasn't).
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Following the match Rush made angry challenges at Último Guerrero, including a challenge to defend the CMLL World Trios Championship against his team at an undetermined date in the future.
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Rinfret's campaign quickly became a disaster and a national laughing-stock for the Republicans. He often made angry outbursts and bitterly attacked his fellow Republicans. On Election Day, Rinfret received about 21 percent of the vote and barely outpolled Herbert London, the candidate of the Conservative Party of New York State.
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In December 2013, an official video game called Grumpy Cat: Unimpressed was released by Ganz Studios and is playable on Facebook, iOS devices and Android devices. The game is a match- three game where if combos are performed, Grumpy Cat's insults will appear. The players unlock her memes as they pass each level and she can be made angry with meows, hairballs and laser pointers. In June 2016, Weather Creative Inc.
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Inman was announced as President Bill Clinton's choice to succeed Les Aspin as Secretary of Defense on December 16, 1993, initially receiving broad bipartisan support. He accepted the post at first, but withdrew his nomination during a press conference on January 18, 1994.Bobby Inman Withdrawal Press Conference During the press conference, Inman made angry remarks about comments by The New York Times columnist William Safire. Safire wrote paragraphs on Inman's "anti-Israel bias shown", and ended in a four-point list of other negative qualifications.
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He also detected marijuana usage by three athletes, though no action was taken against them as marijuana was not a banned performance-enhancing substance. Park clashed with Olympics officials over other aspects of how he did his job, and made angry comments to the Washington Post about false samples with trace amounts of banned substances which had been planted among genuine samples in his lab. His work at the Olympic Doping Control Center earned him the Scientist of the Year Award by the Korea Science Journalists Association.
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This research suggests that when an expectation does not materialize (successful collections), unexpected frustration arises which increases aggression. There is some evidence to suggest that the presence of violent objects such as a gun can trigger aggression. In a study done by Leonard Berkowitz and Anthony Le Page (1967), college students were made angry and then left in the presence of a gun or badminton racket. They were then led to believe they were delivering electric shocks to another student, as in the Milgram experiment.
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In 2013, Eshraghi made headlines again when she posted a joke on her Facebook in which she said that she often joked with Ayatollah Khomeini that "Pasdaran (revolutionary guards) should marry widows of the martyrs, and Khomeini wished that he was a Pasdar himself". This comment made angry responses from the families of Iran–Iraq War veterans and the son of Mohammad Ebrahim Hemmat wrote a harsh letter condemning her. She later said that her Facebook page was hacked. The Iranian parliament later issued a statement saying that her comments will be investigated.
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Seo Jung-seok, "한국 현대사 60년" (역사 비평사, 2007) pp.219 May 5, poeter Kim Ji-ha(김지하) was criticism to violent campus activism contribution of The Chosun Ilbo, "Stop death conduct a ritual." (죽음의 굿판을 걷어치워라) after undergraduates made angry, put up criticism hand-written poster and attack.新民黨. 運動圈 분명한 路線差 보여 연합뉴스 1991-05-20 May 29, Kim Dong-gil was his 'the Occident cultural history' class hours said "which radicalists was abuse of students dies." promptly to when political students was put up hand-written posters that made its criticism.
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Iris - main squeeze to Deke, strong and cunning woman, was in love with Deke, easily made angry and jealous, she has a short temper, and can be considered the novel's femme fatale. Uncle Bud - homeless black man who find the bale of cotton the $87,000 was hidden in from the heist, and ultimately flees the country with it. Mabel Hill - attractive wife of one of O'Malley's henchmen who is killed in Back-to-Africa rally; used by O'Malley for information, a place to stay, and sex, ultimately killed in jealous rage by Iris. Josh Bryce - worker at the junkyard (Goodman's) who tries to sell the bale of cotton to Col.
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At the beginning of 2014, the use of Chief Wahoo was officially reduced to secondary status in favor of a block "C", A small number of fans promoted "de-chiefing" of their team apparel by removing the Chief Wahoo logo as a silent protest while maintaining their support of the team. Team management declined to comment on the phenomenon, but pro-Wahoo fans made angry comments on social media. Chief Wahoo hats continued to be worn by the players with home white jerseys and alternate navy blue jerseys both at home and on the road. This drew attention in both the United States and Canada during both the 2016 American League Championship Series and the 2016 World Series.
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Concerned about the show's approach to the news, the CBC fired hosts Watson and LaPierre in April 1966, just before the end of the TV season; Lapierre's tears following the Truscott report, betraying a purported bias in his reporting, were cited as the pretext for the firing. This resulted in a public outcry for weeks as viewers organized demonstrations, wrote letters and made angry phone calls, CBC staff threatened to resign, newspaper editorials fulminated about political interference in the decision, and politicians demanded a parliamentary inquiry. A parliamentary committee hearing was convened, and Prime Minister Lester Pearson appointed Vancouver Sun publisher Stuart Keate as a special investigator. CBC president Alphonse Ouimet told the committee that CBC management had been battling the show's producers for two years, and that the show had consistently ignored CBC policies.
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