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That, when all is said and done, is what Trump is most infuriated by: that this is a democracy.
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The Kavanaugh fight is equally likely to provide a rallying cry for the women, especially professional white women and African-American women, most infuriated by Trump.
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Surely, given the stock of footage we have from UNHhhh and previous episodes of THE TRIXIE & KATYA SHOW, you may think Katya would be most infuriated by her counterpart's habit of interrupting.
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Mr. McConnell openly gloated about the single maneuver that has most infuriated Democrats in the court fight — his refusal to even convene a hearing for Mr. Obama's choice to replace Justice Antonin Scalia, Judge Merrick B. Garland, after the justice's death in February 2016.
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Harding had previously been critical of Kling's dealings with the government, but what most infuriated Kling was a rumour that Harding had partial black ancestry. Kling responded by threatening to disinherit Florence and began to spread the rumour further. By the time Harding found out about this, he threatened to beat up Kling though they never came to blows.Dean 2004 pp.
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During the American Revolution she is reported to have led a war party at the Battle of Wyoming in 1778. According to some sources, enraged by the death of her son on the previous day, she participated in the torture and murder of thirty or so of the enemy; as one puts it "she was the most infuriated demon in that carnival of blood." Others dispute this, saying either that reports of atrocities were propaganda, or that Esther did not participate. According to one story she was killed by Thomas Hartley later that year, although other sources state that she died around the year 1800 on Cayuga Lake in New York.
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Of all the aspects of the British occupation, it was sex between Afghan women and British soldiers that most infuriated Afghan men. Afghanistan had no army, and instead had a feudal system under which the chiefs would maintain a certain number of armed retainers, principally cavalry together with a number of tribesmen who could be called upon to fight in a time of war; when the Emir went to war, he would call upon his chiefs to bring out their men to fight for him.Yapp, M.E. Journal Article The Revolutions of 1841–2 in Afghanistan pp. 333–81 from The Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, Volume 27, Issue 2, 1964 p. 338. In 1840, the British strongly pressured Shuja to replace the feudal system with a standing army, which threatened to do away with the power of the chiefs, and which the Emir rejected under the grounds that Afghanistan lacked the financial ability to fund a standing army.Yapp, M.E. "The Revolutions of 1841–2 in Afghanistan" pp. 333–81 from The Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, Volume 27, Issue 2, 1964 pp. 339–40.
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