I am very angry this year, very angry because before they did nothing.
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I am very angry with women that summer, and then I'm very, very angry with myself.
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People are very angry and now you have a White House and president who are also very angry.
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"I was very angry, very angry at father and I was angry that he would do that to my kids," she said during the interview.
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"If it's a slaughter, the world is going to get very, very angry, and the United States is going to get very angry, too," Trump said Wednesday of Idlib.
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"El se arrecha" — he gets very angry — she said.
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Someone else comes instead — a very angry Kathy Bates.
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" Nevertheless, Janssen acknowledged, Wim is "very angry with Astrid.
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"He was a very angry man," Ms. Chandra said, laughing.
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Was wearing a sweater and blue pants, and very angry.
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It's like a bobbing cork in a very angry stream.
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"He got very angry, he cursed at her," she said.
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Bernie got hosed and his supporters should be very angry.
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And that put me into a very angry, combative mindset.
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As I write this, I am so very, very angry.
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Whereas the Leave voice through Farage has been very angry.
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I'm very angry that we've had to come to this.
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"I felt very humiliated, I felt very angry," she said.
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We made a series of missteps, I got very angry.
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Some people are very angry about that: #JustBurnIt is trending.
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"I was very angry when I left there," Paperno said.
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Very, very angry because I disagreed with him about something.
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"I was very angry inside and very scared," she said.
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He gets very angry initially but eventually he calms down.
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Simply put, it is a very damning, very angry mess.
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Their employees and customers are already very angry at them.
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They are very angry at the French state and people.
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He said they were told Duterte was "very angry" at Pala.
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"The first half, I coached very angry," a tearful Malone said.
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"I was very angry inside and very scared," Mann said Friday.
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And I was angry very angry at what he had done.
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"He was very angry and accusatory of [authorities'] failings," says Yellin.
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"I was very depressed and very, very angry," Mo tells PEOPLE.
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"Kanye is very angry about what happened," a source told PEOPLE.
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"Kanye is very angry about what happened," a source tells PEOPLE.
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In fact, just the opposite — you should instead get very angry.
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It hurts real people and it makes Americans very, very angry.
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I got kind of upset and very angry at the time.
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You got very angry in regards to the gold star father.
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"I am very, very angry," her brother Julius told the publication.
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I think there'd be a lot of very angry, disappointed people.
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" Capella Flavor Drops Glazed Doughnut Concentrate One star review: "Very angry.
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Erskine Bowles was very angry, it looked like in that story.
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"I was very angry at that time, really miserable," they said.
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I guess that made someone at 1 Police Plaza very angry.
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The difference here is that Syd is also very, very angry.
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"He was very angry and urged us to resign," she said.
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There's always been somebody sexier, and I'm very angry about it.
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"When I found out, I was very angry," Mr. Ai said.
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Hamilton was "very angry and kept the knife pointed at her the whole time, and although he was not yelling, it was evident that he was very angry as the encounter progressed," according to the affidavit.
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" He added, "Whenever I say that, she gets very angry at me.
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I was very angry with John McCain because he killed health care.
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"We are very angry about the police arresting our teenagers," she said.
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The electorate is very angry; great frustration exists with the status quo.
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Epstein looked very angry and hurled his jacket at one of them.
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When he doesn't get the loyalty he expects, he gets very angry.
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"Pattinson added: "It's funny that people are so very angry about 'Twilight.
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Needless to say, these would also make certain vested interests very angry.
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"I was very angry when Consuelo died," Ms. Schiff told Vanity Fair.
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"Customers are already very angry at them," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter.
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Instead, she allegedly told police "she was very angry," the affidavit states.
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"I'm very angry," local part-time resident Celia Johnson told Business Insider.
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While the Republicans and Democrats are very angry, the Trumpeters are furious.
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But she's going to be very angry at my having said that.
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"Patients and families are very angry at what they encounter," he said.
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"I was very, very angry at it," Carter told reporters in January.
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I get very angry about it because I want people to travel.
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"I was very angry about it," Frank says of the Rich pardon.
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"I'm very angry," declares Donald J. Trump, who has won three straight contests.
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All I know is it ends in tears — and a very angry Caroline.
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That hasn't kept the internet from growing very angry about something dumb, though.
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It has a very angry hook with a bass line that absolutely rips.
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" Garner's daughter Emerald Snipes said in an impassioned speech: "I am very angry.
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You're going to make me very angry, says Buddy's voice, rising in pitch.
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"I was very angry, as any parent should be," the mother told Newsday.
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Iconic lead Kratos had exactly one personality trait: he was very, very angry.
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So, just to get that out there, I know you&aposre very angry.
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"It personally makes me very angry when I hear those stories," Brandi says.
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"We are very angry about the police over arresting our teenagers," she said.
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From Matt Damon's very first, very angry "WHAT?!" this sketch is a keeper.
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He gets very angry and tells me he's never talking to me again.
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You can end up having very angry UPS guys bringing you 20 packages.
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"We were very angry," Ms. Alajroush, the photographer, said of Ms. Hathloul's detention.
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I just don't even — I'm in a very angry mode today about that.
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Once upon a time, campaign finance violations made congressional Republicans very angry indeed.
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"I'm very angry, because I feel I shouldn't have come here," she said.
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And you have a lot of very angry people that are seeing it.
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And he insisted that "women are very angry" about the accusations against Kavanaugh.
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If it's a slaughter, the world is going to get very, very angry.
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"Oh, I'm very angry," said Ms. Toney, who comes from a family of Democrats.
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Affleck and Cavill spend a lot of time in the movie looking very angry.
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"When you say parents faked their children's death, people get very angry," she began.
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"The President is very angry with Jeff," Byrne told The Washington Post this week.
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The internet was very, very angry at the man who loved his curvy wife.
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He repeats the name "Trump" over and over again—and seems very, very angry.
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When I was lining them up, I was having very angry and negative feelings.
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Even then, he was still very angry, but at the world, not at me.
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BLITZER: He was also very angry at Steve Bannon, the White House chief strategist.
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"When you say parents faked their children's death, people get very angry," Kelly noted.
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"Men, generally, were very angry that she felt comfortable showing her body," Konner explained.
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"I'm very angry and disappointed with the justice system," Kay Hinman Martley told CNN.
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"When [Gloria] came to the camp she was very angry," Shettima told VICE News.
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Bob is very angry, so if you don't appreciate hostility, please don't click through.
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"When you say parents faked their children's death, people get very angry," Kelly says.
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Looking at all of this should make you very angry; it certainly infuriates me.
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People are very angry, but at that point, they had not turned to violence.
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" With Warren "very angry at Bernie," he teased, "Do I see a feud brewing?
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And many 311 calls from one block can simply indicate one very angry resident.
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And many 20143 calls from one block can simply indicate one very angry resident.
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I got very angry because their conclusion was that they don't have that power.
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African Americans are very angry at the double standard on full display in Virginia!
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The F-35 program has attracted both very passionate supporters and very angry critics.
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They just know that they're trapped in a tight space with something very, very angry.
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But they very much want that overturned, and he&aposs obviously very angry with you.
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"I used to be a very angry deaf person, like Sarah in 'Children,'" explained Matlin.
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I do get exhausted, I do feel very frustrated and I do feel very angry.
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When you see people behaving badly and hurting other people, that makes me very angry.
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I am so very angry at USC as an institution and how this was handled.
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"People in Taiwan are very angry about this," said Hsiao Yi-ci, 29, a painter.
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He was apparently unsurprised by these remarks, adding that Young is "very angry" with him.
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One of them is written by my colleague at The Verge, Nilay [Patel], very angry!
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"I was very angry with John McCain because he killed health care," he told reporters.
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The President said Wednesday he would be "very angry" if Republicans can't pass the bill.
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How does she interact with Rocket and Groot, because Rocket is a very angry character?
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This makes me very angry & breaks my heart but I AM SO PROUD OF HER.
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"She was very angry about not being able to see her kids," Mr. Perez said.
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I feel very angry and sad that justice has never been served in this case.
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The president is telling all of these people that he is very angry with Nordstrom.
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Donald Trump is very, very angry about that and so are millions of his supporters.
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He added that the community will be "very angry" that the school was shut down.
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At this point, if Garlicoin crashes, then some people may be be very, very angry.
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"Rob got very angry when he heard what happened at Six Flags," a source said Tuesday.
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He will be responsible for whatever happens, and many voters will be very angry with him.
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Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said Monday that he was "very angry" and "saddened" by the case.
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" Tsambido Hosea, whose four nieces are among the missing girls, told CNN: "We are very angry.
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I liked things no one else liked, and I was always very angry about having this.
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I will be very angry about it and a lot of people will be very upset.
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So, he&aposll get very angry and Jay (ph) will - I would love to tell you.
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And they're very angry about it and, by the way, thousands of other cases like that.
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"I will be very angry about it and a lot of people will be very upset."
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The first time I heard about [the arrest of the Feminist Five] I was very angry.
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He was very angry with me when I posted his picture without crossing out his face.
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"We are very angry right now, which is a good thing," Krueger said after the game.
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"I was very, very angry at it," Carter said at a press briefing in late January.
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There's a kernel of truth to it, in that I once was a very angry person.
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"I feel very angry and sad," another victim, Courtney Wild, said as she fought back tears.
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Once upon a time Grayson was very fucked up, very messed up, very angry, very confused.
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And Californians would likely be very angry if their own interests weren't part of the process.
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"I am powerless, and I am very angry, so I put that all onto the screen."
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But the beautiful thing was that this gave birth to this pure activism, which was very angry.
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"Some of them are very angry, and some of them are very bitter," Sutton told BuzzFeed News.
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"I am proud to be intersex, but very angry that these surgeries are still happening," Odiele says.
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Some members of the media are very Angry at the Fake Story in the New York Times.
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"They're very angry about it," Mr. Trump said after mentioning cases of undocumented immigrants harming American citizens.
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"If they didn't have me on as a guest, I would be very, very angry," she said.
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"I am proud to be intersex, but very angry that these surgeries are still happening," Odiele said.
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It would make him very angry and I couldn't tell him when I was going to competitions.
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Meanwhile, Trump warned senators that "I will be very angry" if Congress doesn't send him a bill.
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Maybe it will vote for this film, which is very angry about how evil Dick Cheney was?
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"I found the tone to be very angry, very hostile," Blum said of Menendez in the meeting.
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"I'm very angry," Volk's mother, Carmen Soto, 266, said at a packed community meeting on July 28.75.
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"I don't think there's any question that people will be very upset and very angry," she said.
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" Paul Bowles said, "I was very angry with him for dying, for depriving everybody of his person.
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"I am very angry," said Jia Rui, 24, who bought a Center Park apartment a year ago.
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" Ms. Kelly then asked him: "When you say parents faked their children's death, people get very angry.
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"My colleagues were very angry that I decided to pursue trial instead of settlement," Ms. Williams said.
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In another words," Meyers finished, playing a clip of Trump, who added: "People are very, very angry.
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" Blitzer then explained, "Supposed fans of posting these very angry -- but your message to these fans is?
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" "He was very angry and irate," Mizera said, who added that it was "clear he was intoxicated.
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"A small group of very angry mothers changed all the laws in the United States," Ebi said.
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We don't need to see multiple cheap shots at Trump every day, the world is already very angry.
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And I won't be angry when we fix it but until we fix it, I'm very, very angry….
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There's a body of very angry love songs in the mid-90s[...] to me they're about Warner Bros.
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You are very angry that you have been drawn into this as a former associate of Roger Stone.
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He then said women are "very angry" that the sexual assault allegations have been brought forward against Kavanaugh.
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But on the other hand, what happens in response to that loss is that women get very angry.
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" The Republican strategist John Feehery put it more bluntly: "Pruitt has made a lot of people very angry.
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He was very angry that this reporter asked him kind of some fairly logical questions I would imagine.
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"I am very, very angry," said Lukman Abdel Qadir Mohammed, whose organization represents the families of the victims.
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"Some people were very angry, some denied this would ever happen, others were horrified and outraged," she said.
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"I will be very angry about it and a lot of people will be very upset," Trump said.
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I knew my wife was going to be very, very angry—I wasn't supposed to be drinking anymore.
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"(The call) made me cry because I was very angry at the tone of his voice," she said.
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The new Ghostbusters — despite the wishes of some very angry (and mostly male) people — is now in theaters.
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If the latter, given Ford's persuasive testimony, a lot of voters, especially women, could be very, very angry.
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"These Ripper people are understandably very angry," Cornwell told The New York Times in 2002 about her conclusion.
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When the rich can get away with paying less than middle-income people, Americans get very angry indeed.
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You are very angry that you have been dragged into this as a former associate of Roger Stone.
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"When I got released, I feel very angry about that—what they do to my parents," she says.
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"I am very angry and frustrated about how we got to where we are now," said Washington Sen.
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"People were left to die, and I am very angry about that," Mr. Wang said in an interview.
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Which caused Facebook to be very angry at him for pointing out what I think was the obvious.
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And I won't be angry when we fix it but until we fix it, I'm very, very angry.
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"I was panicked, very angry and almost lost control of my temper," when the officer phoned, she said.
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There's a lot of angst right now mostly because the environment of the electorate is just very angry.
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"I started to feel very angry about my place in the world as a girl," Ms. Segarra said.
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"We're very angry at him," one of the 10 stalwarts, State Senator Judith Zaffirini, said at the time.
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But as they're congratulating Brady, a very angry Damon, 48, walks out and demands to know what's going on.
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You can count Olivia Wilde in the ranks of people who are very angry at Delta Airlines right now.
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After reports that the studio was having trouble casting the new live-action Aladdin, the internet got very angry.
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Sam stole a very angry man's prized possession and then skipped town, but he honestly didn't skip far enough.
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"These are not campaign volunteers who are doing this – these are voters who are very, very angry," Shaheen said.
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In previous games, Kratos was largely one-dimensional, a very angry, very violent killing machine focused entirely on revenge.
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"They're usually very angry when we bring them around," said Deputy Chief John Everett of the Portland Fire Department.
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"(The call) made me cry because I was very angry at the tone of his voice," Johnson had said.
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And now June has chosen five recently freed — and likely very angry — women to infiltrate the ranks of Gilead.
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Because this worker acts so emotionally disconnected, people often don't understand him or her and just get very angry.
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A lot of this imagery comes from a very "angry white man angry at other angry white men" angle.
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I remember getting a very angry phone call from Alex [Knight], but I think they find it funny now.
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I was very, very angry, and I woke up the next morning, and I said: 'What am I doing?
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On Thursday morning, the soft-spoken chairman of the House Intelligence Committee Adam Schiff (D-CA) seemed very angry.
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"I see everyone is getting very angry" I bleat, desperately quoting from some positive parenting article I read online.
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She'd done all these ... And that Fox didn't recognize all her attributes and she was very angry at Fox.
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"She was very angry with me when I raised releasing the journalists, giving them a fair trial," he said.
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" The tears, Ms. Lee recalled, were a product of Ms. Chisholm's being "very sensitive, very hurt and very angry.
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She is a disgrace to our country," Trump added, before quipping: "I'm very angry with you people right now.
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British Prime Minister May was very angry that the info the U.K. gave to U.S. about Manchester was leaked.
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" He continued: "Some members of the media are very Angry at the Fake Story in the New York Times.
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My mother was very angry at me for assisting my father but calmed down after the divorce was finalized.
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You saw a very angry crowd, and when they saw you, they started coming in and around your Jeep.
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"I'm immensely proud of him, but very angry that my government has allowed him to travel," Ms. Downes said.
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The past three days gave President Donald Trump reason to be very happy — and very angry — with North Korea.
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"Sometimes people can be very angry with each other but still work together with respect to the children," says Post.
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"I got home very angry and I sat down and I banged away at my laptop keys," Allcroft told BuzzFeed.
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" Bonner says she hit her lowest point after she went blind and remembers having "a very angry conversation with God.
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And when you don't know how to deal with things, you can go into being very angry or very sad.
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When my wife found that I'd ordered a drink, she got very, very angry with me because I shouldn't drink.
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Shepard became very angry about the ketchup and stated she was going to &apostake care of them in the morning.
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Vinnie did his own act after playing Pete's IG video -- and while it wasn't necessarily funny, it was very angry.
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"There are men who have been very angry saying 'but men work in the most dangerous occupations,'" says Criado Perez.
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"When I heard the news, I was personally shocked and very angry," Shi said in an investors call on Friday.
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When the infection came back earlier this year, it was on my face, so it looked like very angry acne.
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"I got into boxing because I was adopted and I was very angry all of the time," she tells me.
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It'll be the steady drumbeat of empowerment and opportunity coming underneath what looks like a very stressed, very angry time.
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Mike came out of his daze concussed, with an eye closed up with glass fragments in it, and very angry.
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A lot of those people will be very, very angry if they don't take action on the Affordable Care Act.
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"I felt like I was being put on the defensive, and it was a very angry exchange," Mr. Blum said.
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Death and dying make people very angry and sad, and these are the feelings that dominate BPM (Beats Per Minute).
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On Tuesday, Trump said in an interview with Reuters people are "very angry" with the leadership of the Republican Party.
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But while they're restrained, the protesters are also very angry — and no longer satisfied with gestures aimed at quelling unrest.
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This episode is almost uniquely positioned to make Trump very angry -- an anger that flashed with the "two-faced" comment.
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Mr. Dauer warned Mr. Moonves that Ms. Phillips was "getting very angry," according to the person close to Mr. Moonves.
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It's hard I know — people get very angry and it's difficult to know what to do to get around that anger.
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The racism the Ethiopian Jewish community was going through in Israel made people very isolated and very resentful and very angry.
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I just woke up to a very angry voicemail from her which is how I found out about this 'hilarious' prank.
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"People were very, very angry," says Maureen van der Pligt, an official with union federation FNV, which helped organize the meeting.
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And, most importantly, they discovered their crazy uncle wasn't an outlier — he represented half of a very disturbed, very angry nation.
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" He described in court how she would sometimes "flip, get very angry, very loud and just not care where we were.
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I was at the first one on Baker Beach, it was full of animal heads and metal machines, and very angry.
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"They are very, very angry with Israel," Rabbi Yuval Cherlow, a prominent voice in modern Orthodoxy, said of the hilltop youths.
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On the blog, the centre wrote it was "very angry" at the "malicious act" which could lead to the dolphins dying.
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Ted Cruz, R-Texas, argued "the far-left base is very angry" and still reeling from Hillary Clinton's loss in November.
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Justin Bieber is making a lot of people very angry after commenting on musician Andrew Watt's Instagram paying tribute to Prince.
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Apparently he was a very angry man, which you can see in the simmering tension of many of his images. 3.
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"The mood of the country is very angry, but you never make a good decision when you are angry," Beck argued.
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A source told PEOPLE that West was "very angry" about what happened to his wife, and planned to step up security.
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" While he was once "very angry" at Kravitz, he told CNBC in 2016 that, "the truth was, I was the problem.
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Forty percent said they felt extremely or very angry about the state of the country and 36% said they felt anxious.
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Cops in Bellevue, Washington, found a dog at a local park wearing a full fall ensemble -- and a "very angry" frown.
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"People are very angry about it," said Mayor Kirk Caldwell of Honolulu, as he drove through the streets of his city.
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"People will be very angry indeed if we had a second referendum and it's certainly not the government's policy," he said.
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" Critics, including President Trump, have already dismissed Thunberg as too young to listen to, or as "mentally ill" or "very angry.
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It's hard I know - people get very angry and it's difficult to know what to do to get around that anger.
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The chief rabbinate's move, apparently made behind closed doors and subject to no government review, is making people very, very angry.
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"He saw two men kissing each other in front of his wife and kid, and he got very angry," the father said.
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In the meantime, the never ending Lich Hunt, led by 22018 very Angry and Conflicted PLAYERS (& others) continues into the dungeon level!
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Thank you for showing us just how loud boys can squeal when being chased by a very very angry herd of cows.
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She was very angry when she read the actual call, because this was an exact -- I guess stenographers, they took it down.
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Bannon, an ally said, was very angry that Cohn was telling the press about how uncomfortable he was with Trump's Tuesday comments.
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" He said there are a lot of people who are very angry now, "with big guns, and more want to come in.
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"Confused and honestly very angry about this Instagram post from an official UC Berkeley Instagram account," UC Berkeley alumna Adrienne Shih tweeted.
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And she came home very angry about it because she thought it was patently unfair not to give every candidate a chance.
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This week, Jubilee found herself face to face with one very angry group of women – and she wasn't having any of it.
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"We are very angry about people involved in drugs," Patay told Reuters, raising his voice and spitting out the words for emphasis.
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Trump also said that if there is a slaughter in the Idlib province of Syria, the United States will be very angry.
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The play and the website share a lot in common: Everyone is very angry and sick and everyone is horny on main.
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"He was very bitter, and very angry and very vengeful, but I never thought he'd take it out on Dylan," she said.
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And if these recent numbers from Strategy Analytics that Fierce Wireless recently published are accurate, he is a very angry god indeed.
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"They (hardliners) are very angry and will use every opportunity to grow in strength to isolate Rouhani," said one of the officials.
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"I'm always accused, and I am very angry about it, that I got the biggest subsidies," Mr. Csanyi said in an interview.
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In the meantime, the never ending Witch Hunt, led by 22019 very Angry and Conflicted Democrats (& others) continues into the mid-terms!
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"It made me cry because I was very angry at the tone of his voice and how he said it," Myeshia said.
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Then every subsequent test after that it's just a real annoyance, bordering on an invasion of privacy and making you very angry.
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At least I know I should be very angry if the Mohammedans tried to prevent the rest of us from drinking wine.
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In the meantime, the never ending Witch Hunt, led by 103 very Angry and Conflicted Democrats (& others) continues into the mid-terms!
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Some people think a very angry man should rule the world; other people say that he is the wrong kind of angry.
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Apple's much-anticipated decision to nix the headphone jack on its newest iPhone has understandably made a lot of people very angry.
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There was the 8-year-old boy who was not obeying his teachers and got very angry at school, Dr. Lavin said.
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People are very angry that Nancy Pelosi and all these guys — I mean, [Jerry] Nadler, I've known him much of my life.
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Poets, too, get bummed, sometimes very angry, when they read poems they don't immediately understand (a lot of poems if not most).
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"Confused and honestly very angry about this Instagram post from an official UC Berkeley Instagram account," UC Berkeley alumna Adrienne Shih tweeted.
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London would likely have some very angry habitual travelers if the ride-hail app were forced to pull out of the city.
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"The people were very angry," said Ibomcha Sharma Phurailatpam, a 47-year-old government employee who was in the crowd that night.
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"Then he gave me a very angry phone call [and said], 'I can't believe you went to corporate about this,'" she said.
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Based on what viewers already know about that list of pitches, Meredith is about to make a lot of people very angry.
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"I think Trump is really very angry with Russia, having named Putin in his tweets and comments," Lesch told CNN's Brooke Baldwin.
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Trump earlier this week said he would be "very angry" if Congress doesn't send him a bill to sign to replace Obamacare.
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"It made me cry because I was very angry at the tone in his voice and how he said it," she said.
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In the meantime, the never ending Witch Hunt, led by 13 very Angry and Conflicted Democrats (& others) continues into the mid-terms!
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Two reports from the Washington Post and CNN seem to provide an answer: North Korea sent a very angry letter to Pompeo.
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" In the email that Truaxe shared, he writes that it was "admittedly very impolite" and that he was "very angry and confused.
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This is a very, very, very angry fight you're having, you guys are furious at each other on the internet about Apple.
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The U.S. says they're defensive in nature, and yet, every single year, North Korea gets very nervous and very angry about these drills.
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I cherish our relationship, and for that reason I think we are probably getting very angry and we need to stop the conversation.
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I look at the statistics and it does make me genuinely very angry because at the cost of fashion, is it worth it?
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My wife was very angry at me for a couple of years because it would wake up in the middle of the night.
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Liu said he was very angry and disappointed at both the heavy sentence and what he called the court's disrespect of the law.
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So I hope I am at once very angry for the women he wronged and the culture that enabled it, and also sad.
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"He was always very quick to react, he never responded to anything, always reacted to it and got very, very angry," Res said.
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It's impossible to talk about Captain Marvel without talking about the fact that some comic book fans are very, very angry about it.
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Steve Aoki's new music video borders on bestiality ... or at least chimp-on-woman love ... so claims a very angry animal rights group.
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He said my politics made him dislike me, and that me working to debunk Qanon hurt him hugely and made him very angry.
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"Rob got very angry when he heard what happened at Six Flags," a source told PEOPLE around the time of the alleged incident.
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And I was -- it made me cry because I was very angry at the tone of his voice and how he said it.
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Seddique Mir Mateen, Omar Mateen's father, said Sunday his son became "very angry" earlier this year after seeing two men kiss in Miami.
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John McCain is very angry about the way the Republican race is going — on the specific issue of torturing detainees suspected of terrorism.
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You've got your geek, your stoner, your lovable (if not a bit creepy) host, and of course one very angry boyfriend-to-be.
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"Every time I see this, it makes me very angry and indignant," Joy Lin, a gender equality advocate in Shanghai, said by telephone.
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But as those of us that work in the trenches know, some veterans are extremely vulnerable, in tremendous pain and very, very angry.
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The reality I want to share is the reality I see -- there are some (not most, maybe not even many) very angry vets.
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"British Prime Minister May was very angry that the info the U.K. gave to U.S. about Manchester was leaked," he wrote on Twitter.
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The Pennsylvania Republican announced Sunday that he would not seek reelection, citing the "very angry" political environment as a factor in his decision.
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And I was — it made me cry because I was very angry at the tone of his voice and how he said it.
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The folks get very, very angry when Trump tweets something negative about a cable show host or about a sitting member of Congress.
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"I'm one of hundreds of very angry passengers aboard a cruise ship in the middle of the Caribbean," wrote Cindy Hamilton on Twitter.
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In many cultures, the darkening of the sun meant the gods were very, very angry with humanity, and about to inflict some punishment.
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The FCC's masterstroke in 2015, the lead-up to which formed the first article in this series, made a lot of people very angry.
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Of course, there were also dozens of very angry liberals questioning Coffman about protections for those with pre-existing conditions and the newly insured.
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But later, a very angry Woodard carries something wrapped in a tarp out of his shed, and it looks suspiciously like a small body.
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The others included spinoffs, expansions, racing games, match-three games, shoot-em-ups, a Transformers tie-in, and two very angry Star Wars games.
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" A witness who was in the room when the incident occurred told CNN the man had become "very angry and everything happened (so) fast.
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"She was very angry when she read the actual call," Trump said at his Saturday speech to the Values Voter Summit of social conservatives.
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Vine user Bethany, who posted this without any details, caught a very angry woman trying to rub the paint off of the white car.
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His tone has not been as intense as it has been during the campaign, except for that one...That night he was very angry.
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"I know there are a lot of people out there who are very angry with me that Winds of Winter isn't finished," he said.
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I can say this: When you look at what's gone on with the FBI and with the Justice Department, people are very, very angry.
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His father, who is from Afghanistan, told NBC television that his son had recently seen two men kissing in Miami, and "got very angry".
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Seddique Mir Mateen, Omar Mateen's father, on Sunday said his son became "very angry" upon witnessing two men kissing in Miami earlier this year.
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Apparently, on August 24, Jamie "got very angry" with his grandson and broke down a door in the process of the altercation, PEOPLE reports.
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People were very, very angry at us about wanting to be inclusive of queer people, wanting to be inclusive of women, of trans people.
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"He was very angry, very aggressive, verbally abusive, shouting, putting his hands in people's face, walking down the street shouting, going crazy," she said.
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Having last been seen riding shotgun with a very angry Jadis, Negan is out of sight in this episode, and hardly out of mind.
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Clinton had better be ready for some vitriolic tweets from her younger donors, because this is going to make for some very angry borrowers.
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"Democrats are very angry," said Nicholas Valentino, a political scientist at the University of Michigan, who reviewed some of the poll findings for Reuters.
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President Donald Trump still thinks Senate Republicans can pass an Obamacare replacement plan — but said Wednesday he "will be very angry" if they fail.
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Karlan "should be ashamed of your very angry and obviously biased public pandering, and using a child to do it," the first lady tweeted.
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I can say this: When you look at what's gone on with the F.B.I. and with the Justice Department, people are very, very angry.
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The problem: "Leave" supporters in the UK would feel betrayed and very, very angry — and even some "Remain" supporters might see it as undemocratic.
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In the meantime, the never ending Witch Hunt, led by 13 very Angry and Conflicted Democrats (& others) continues into the mid-terms!' the president tweeted.
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And I've made the groups -- the women's groups and others -- very angry because I won't support public funding and I won't support partial birth abortion.
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I just try and make my lifestyle a little bit greener, so I always recycle—I get very angry at my family when they don't.
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His performance was so ridiculous that he even got a jab from Saturday Night Live, where Melissa McCarthy played a very angry, gum-chewing Spicer.
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According to people who were there, Kim started to boil and was obviously getting very angry that everything had not gone smoothly during this event.
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And in the middle of it all, a very angry Nic Cage somehow manages to go more Nic Cage than he has ever gone before.
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Aeropostale Shirt appears physically confused ("He's rocked!" the UFC announcer would say) and White Haired Man's partner is very, very angry she was pushed down.
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"The Vietnamese people are very angry at the Chinese airstrips in the Spratlys," he said, referring to the disputed islands in the South China Sea.
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Regardless of Bernie Sanders's own calls for unity, there are thousands of very angry progressives feeling that their desires and fears are not being addressed.
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At any moment of any day across the United States, people have heated arguments, get very angry, and have impaired judgment after drinking too much.
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Then, during the 85033 Election, I would watch as Joe Scarborough & his very angry Psycho wife(?) would push Donny to the point of total humiliation.
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It ends, in an appeal on June 17, 2016, with something more like acknowledgment—though Rouser does get a judge very angry on his behalf.
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When I got to the emergency room, they knew that I had had a botched abortion and everybody was very angry at me, the nurses.
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The people who were very angry in 2012 or in 2015, feel uncertain rather than angry now and see no reason to vote for it.
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"I can say this, when you look at what's going on with the FBI and the Justice Department, people are very, very angry," he said.
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A very angry and sad Drogon then melted the Iron Throne with his dragon breath before flying away to some undisclosed location with her corpse.
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And those promises can only come true if the government starts saying no quite a lot — in ways that will make people very, very angry.
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People are very, very angry that they felt that they were voting for more money for their National Health Service, and that's not been happening.
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"There is still a decent portion of the audience who get very angry if we don't give them enough warning on the news," Royall said.
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Seddique Mir Mateen, the alleged shooter's father, on Sunday said his son became "very angry" earlier this year upon seeing two men kissing in Miami.
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A: I was very angry inside and a little scared because we were having, at that point, that was one of the more escalated times.
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In the face of a potentially very angry fanbase, Lindelof is dedicated to updating Watchmen to be as inclusive as what current superhero culture dictates.
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"Iranians are very angry with morality police these days," tweeted Masih Alinejad, the Iranian activist behind the "White Wednesday" social media campaign against mandatory hijabs.
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My father was very angry about it but I felt they too had a right to express themselves, it was a generational difference we had.
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" Here's what I thought about this song as a young stupid boy: "I am very angry, and I will engage in all of these activities.
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I expect that a large swath of the Democrats' base would become very angry if they realize that their "reform" of the superdelegates effectively changed nothing.
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But like "Hold Up" is a very, very angry song disguised as a upbeat reggae ditty, you get the feeling there's a lot more simmering underneath.
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Then she dies, prompting Watson to emit some mournful death bleats and get very, very angry at Sherlock for not keeping his vow to protect Mary.
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Former Liberal prime minister John Howard this week warned against toppling Turnbull, saying the Liberal heartland would be "very angry" if the party changed leader again.
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Costello announced he wouldn't seek reelection in Pennsylvania's 6th District in March, citing the "very angry" political environment as one of his reasons for the decision.
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Harry Naim, a proprietor of the downtown store Furs by La Fayette, said that he was absolutely against the ban and was very angry about it.
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In the early months after the fund raise SoftBank was very angry with us that we were so disciplined and we weren't investing more in growth.
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"We're very, very angry because nine of our politicians are in jail for letting us vote," said 66-year old Montserrat Balaguer Selga, a retired nurse.
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"It's a good thing, but part of me is very angry, especially about the bars between the women and men," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"I think people collectively are very angry, because they elected President Trump on repeal-and-replace, one of the major issues," McCain, the daughter of Sen.
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So, that said: Democrats -- in the House especially -- are very angry about chief of staff John Kelly's comments about DACA eligible individuals that didn't sign up.
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"I feel very angry and disappointed," said Kim Min-cheol, 50, a fan who purchased his ticket to Tuesday's game before the unified team was formed.
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People may be very angry or disappointed in West, but for now, it looks like Twitter is eagerly gobbling down all the trending #content he's serving up.
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There's Victoria, a loud, brash woman from Pittsburgh who tends to get very angry at minor slights (she's the type who saves receipts and disputes small charges).
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A lot of my artist friends get very angry, and rightly so, when their work is lifted without permission for commercial reasons that they don't benefit from.
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Her parents were very angry and didn't understand her decision at the time—and for a long time afterwards—though she says that they've since come around.
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" NFL: "It is very disrespectful to our country when they take a knee... the American people are very angry... it is highly disrespectful — they shouldn't do it.
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There are police officers making sure nothing gets out of hand, and also one very angry man who will serve as the star of our little performance.
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Last night, Drake released a new, 12-minute music video for his song "Child's Play" in which he incurs the wrath of a very angry Tyra Banks.
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"Whoever wins this election, Democrat or Republican, better be able to pick up the pieces of a very angry, divided and fearful nation," he told The Hill.
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"They're very angry, and truth doesn't matter to these people anymore," Zinke said of mainstream journalists, saying that President Trump "nearly [got] assaulted" by CNN's Jim Acosta.
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And the thought of being naked for three days and trying to contain her in the way she would be I think I would feel very angry.
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Recently I saw a clip, one BBC journalist, extremely nervous, who took a photograph where he cropped the leaders in his photograph, and they got very angry.
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After Myeshia Johnson told George Stephanopoulos on ABC's "Good Morning America" that she was "very angry" at President Trump over his condolence call regarding her husband, Sgt.
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" "There are people very angry at me for coming out," he says, later adding: "I am sorry if you have that much hate you want me dead.
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"I basically just said that something happened, and that people were very angry and upset, and they did things that we would not normally do," she said.
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Mr. dela Rosa said on Thursday that the abduction and killing was "not part of the drug war." and that he was "very angry" about the allegations.
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The way our political system works, it gives outsized power to the exact kinds of communities that are being denuded jobs and are thus correctly, very angry.
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"Pamela Karlan, you should be ashamed of your very angry and obviously biased public pandering, and using a child to do it," she said in a tweet.
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Tora prison "Many of the prisoners were already very angry after the coup and eager to fight," said Yasser Khalil, an Egyptian journalist who has extensively covered prisons.
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"Confused and honestly very angry about this Instagram post from an official UC Berkeley Instagram account," alumna Adrienne Shih tweeted on Thursday with a picture of the graphic.
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You have been testifying for almost four hours, enduring the questions of the House Financial Services Committee, five minutes per representative, some of them very angry at you.
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"I felt very upset but then very angry because it's just not fair that because I was born a girl they won't let me in," Joe told CNN.
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"I have a very difficult time imagining the Trump administration encouraging European banks to go into Iran, and that's going to make the Iranians very angry," he said.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said Wednesday he will be "very angry" if Republicans -- currently struggling to cobble together sufficient support -- fail to pass health care reform legislation.
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She's still basking in the light of her recent triumph when she enters her bedroom, only to be smacked in the face by a very angry Serena Joy.
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"There came a point where I got very, very angry at my father and I wrote him this letter where I was absolutely honest with [him]," she recalls.
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Mr. Carter initially showed restraint in his remarks about the episode, but two weeks after the detention, he said he was "very, very angry" about the sailors' treatment.
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"As a parent of a pledge of another fraternity, I am very angry that this has occurred and I know that it will likely continue," the parent wrote.
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Mr. Dalli, who in December filed a harassment complaint with the police against Ms. Caruana Galizia, said he "was very angry" when he heard she had been killed.
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He railed against the "witch hunt" conducted against him by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, and the "18 very angry Democrats" who worked with Mr. Mueller.
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I couldn't help thinking that our government just voted to allow an alleged sexual predator, and clearly a very angry white man, to the Supreme Court for life.
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She admits that this argument tends to provoke a very angry response, in part due to the widespread belief that watching nature programs can inspire better environmental stewardship.
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You've had direct experience in many of the things that make a lot of young people very angry about the way that this country is operating right now.
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Assemblywoman Michaelle C. Solages said T.I.'s comments made her "very angry" and "very upset," and inspired the bill that she introduced last week to ban the practice.
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"She sometimes told me that the gods must be very angry at us ... I can remember her tears; her eyes sobbing with tears all the time," she said.
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However, President Donald Trump on Wednesday told the Christian Broadcasting Network that he will be "very angry" if Congress does not send him a bill to replace Obamacare.
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Then we give you analysis, and then we tell you how we are going to participate in change, which makes the rest of the media very very angry.
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As an example, if someone were to say something highly offensive, a kid hearing the statement might focus entirely on the offense and become very angry at the speaker.
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A close read paints a picture of an extremely average, very angry working-class white Australian man in his late twenties who spent a lot of time on Google.
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On her way to a mysterious tomb called Mother of Death, her ship wrecks, and she finds herself stuck on an island with a bunch of very angry inhabitants.
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"I'm very angry because our country is being run horribly, and I will gladly accept the mantle of anger," Trump said at the Fox Business Network debate Thursday night.
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"It feels personal and it makes us all, people who are in Flint and people who are tied to Flint, very, very angry," Flint native Jeff Brown told WXYZ.
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This is a bad thing for me to admit, because every time I've done it in the past, I've gotten some very angry emails and tweets from IndyCar fans.
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They are both, however, very angry with the direction of the country and they both seek to make America great and dispose of the current establishment in both parties.
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"I'm very angry at the factory owner because he collected all of the profits and tossed us out like trash," said the former worker who witnessed the Uniqlo visit.
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Anger, too, has switched sides, with half of Democrats now saying they are "very angry" about the way things are going in the US, up from 219% in 285.
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Even if Kavanaugh is confirmed, he already seems warped by this experience — just like Thomas was, when he went onto the bench as a very angry and bitter man.
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"A lot of people who are very angry about the SALT were not thinking about it in the context of the stuff that actually benefited them," Mr. Gleckman said.
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" Sarah Silverman concluded her monologue by saying, "I hope it's O.K. if I am at once very angry for the women he wronged and the culture that enabled it.
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"I read some of what was being said online, and I was very, very angry, because I felt that my words were being taken out of context," he said.
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" Parnas continued, "and his reaction was, he looked at me, like, got very angry, and basically turned around to (then-White House aide) John DeStefano, and said, 'Fire her.
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"Pamela Karlan, you should be ashamed of your very angry and obviously biased public pandering, and using a child to do it," Melania Trump wrote in a rare tweet.
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Adding fuel to the wide range of conflicts: a set of rivalrous blue-collar workers, a resentful stoker on an ocean liner and, oh yes, one very angry barber.
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"You see the Indians get very angry because they have suffered so much to get a green card," said Mr. Pal, sitting at a table laden with Indian sweets.
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Because it does feel like, this country does feel like, and it starts at the top with these very angry tweets, which are disturbing on any level from anyone.
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"I've had some very angry letters from the monks at Portsmouth Abbey, where I spent four years at boarding school, who are furious with me about the book," he says.
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His little playacting of, "I'll kill him," when Aderholt shows him the sketches of Philip and Elizabeth is just the right note of very, very angry and very, very sad.
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"I found I became very agitated, very angry, very frustrated, short tempered and I didn't realize it was a result of having been blindfolded until like halfway through," Bullock said.
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Outside the ground, one Manchester United fan, Li Yiming, told CNBC he was very angry after traveling all the way to Beijing from the Gansu province in far western China.
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" She added, "I hope it's okay if at once I am very angry for the women he wronged and the culture that enabled it, and sad because he's my friend.
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"This brand is in so many of our homes, and that alone is a very powerful symbol for a boycott or for a movement that is very angry," he said.
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"She was, as you might expect of a mother whose child has been killed, very, very angry," Donald David, who worked with Afeni to manage her son's estate, tells PEOPLE.
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People that I had known for many years, for instance, some of the ones I met at my first job at the University of Chicago, became very angry or disappointed.
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The only other explanation is that it's a clever, satirical comment on a fanbase that has elevated a group of very angry men to the status of trivial YouTube commentators.
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The latest from Trump President Donald Trump said Wednesday he will be "very angry" if Republicans -- currently struggling to cobble together sufficient support -- fail to pass health care reform legislation.
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"I spent 30 minutes talking to a man — he was very angry, very disillusioned," said Mr. Salinas as he prepared to knock on doors on Phoenix's overwhelmingly Hispanic west side.
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"We are all very angry over the terror attack in Kashmir and the deaths of our soldiers," tweeted Swapan Dasgupta, a BJP-backed member of India's upper house of parliament.
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Sessions is one of Trump's closest allies, and his recusal from the Russia investigation has reportedly made Trump very, very angry — with that anger now giving way to simmering resentment.
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"It made me cry, because I was very angry at the tone of his voice and how he said he couldn't remember my husband's name," Johnson told host George Stephanopoulos.
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Riling up the base and making this base very angry and making it racially charged by dog-whistling endlessly, year after year, has consequences, and this is one of them.
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Parents and alumni (who are in many cases the same people) quickly surmised that the decision to leave was not entirely the headmaster's own, and this made them very angry.
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The decision by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to back Trump's version of events over its own scientists has left many people within the wider weather community very angry.
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"I feel very angry and sad and justice has never been served in this case," said Wild, one of nearly two dozen Epstein accusers who were heard by the court.
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"Confused and honest very angry about this Instagram post from an official (UC Berkeley) Instagram account," wrote user Adrienne Shih in her post, which garnered thousands of likes and retweets.
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Given his record, nobody, and especially not the Eurosceptics with whom he has surrounded himself, would be greatly astonished by such a betrayal, but they would be very angry with him.
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"He told my son that, when his mum died, he was 15 at the time, and he was very angry and found it very difficult to talk about it," she said.
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Sethi learned this lesson from a very angry venture capital investor, he told the audience at his first large-scale live experience Forefront, held earlier this month in New York City.
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"So, I hope it's OK if at once I am very angry for the women he wronged and the culture that enabled it, and sad because he's my friend," she said.
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Papa Pope is visited by a mysterious and very angry woman (Cyrus Beene's real-life daughter Zoe Perry) who reveals her shadowy and previously unknown organization is behind the political murder.
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Washington (CNN)Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said Thursday he was "very, very angry" when he saw footage of 10 U.S. Navy sailors detained by Iranian authorities broadcast by Iranian television news.
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"Approaching black men and women who are low income and homeless and then having the county attorney charge them with felony drug sales makes me very angry and disappointed," Moriarty said.
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Though do it long enough and the grass can turn on you and start to bite back because it's got so long and unkempt it now contains some very angry snakes.
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During the fast-paced and high-stakes investigation into the attack, leaks of detailed information about the investigation to US media by US government officials have made British officials very angry.
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"He felt that there were some parallels to what was happening today and he was very angry about it — that it was reminiscent of the rise of fascism," Mara Chitayat said.
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" In a statement on Twitter, Scott Benson, who worked with Holowka on Night in the Woods, wrote that "we believe Zoe's account of Alec's actions, we're very sad and very angry.
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Trump at one point asked Dr. Deborah Birx, the response coordinator of the Coronavirus Task Force, whether the White House briefing room would ever again be full of "very angry" reporters.
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President Trump said he'll be "very angry" if Senate Republicans aren't able to pass a bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare, as GOP leaders get ready to unveil their updated legislation.
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"People are very, very angry, if they come from a home where anyone is using drugs," said Dharminder Singh, 193, who said he planned to vote for the Aam Aadmi Party.
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They're not looking at all of the things that happened that everybody is very angry about, I can tell you, from the Republican side, and I think even the independent side.
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HB: Outside the committee room, the first lady tweeted, Pamela Carlin you should be ashamed of your very angry and obviously biased public pandering and using a child to do it.
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"The First Lady reacted to Karlan&aposs mention of her son&aposs name via Twitter, saying the Stanford professor should be "ashamed" for her "very angry and obviously biased public pandering.
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It's all just grumbling and bellyaching, a mostly one-sided feud between a confused and very angry rich guy and another rich guy who in all likelihood isn't sweating all that much.
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If you watch that show, you're going to see once again a very unhappy person, a very angry and dramatic person that just cannot deal with a certain situation at the time.
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" Lee Cheuk-yan, general secretary of the Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions, said that "small businesses, the business man on the street, are very angry, they want to scrap the bill.
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According to the Oregonian newspaper, a police report described Massey as very angry and loud and said that officers directed him to check out of the hotel because the dispute had escalated.
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Majora's Mask, for example, doesn't involve Zelda at all; instead, Link travels to another world that is about to be destroyed by a strange mask-wearing creature and a very angry moon.
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Regardless of where you think the blame lies for the violence at Trump rallies, if they are any indication, one thing is for certain: Trump's America would be a very angry place.
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In the clip above, Theroux gets followed by mysterious cars, gets filmed by mysterious men who lurk silently with video cameras, and gets yelled at by a mysterious (and very angry) woman.
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Kerry used diplomatic ties forged with Iran's foreign minister to defuse the potentially explosive situation, but said afterwards that he was "very angry" that the Americans had been used for propaganda purposes.
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Watching Maeve deliberately goad a guest into strangling her to death — in the middle of some very angry coitus — was disturbing, but that's about what we should expect from Westworld by now.
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Gaga, who was last seen as the Countess on AHS: Hotel, is believed to be the woman standing behind a very angry, torch-carrying Kathy Bates at the trailer's seven second mark.
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"The challenge is, very angry, aggressive people often feel like they have the right to be violent," said Dr. Prudence Gourguechon, a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst with a residential treatment center in Chicago.
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"Basically, he was very angry about the way he was gotten rid of, the brutal way it was done, it was also a very politically stupid way to do it," he added.
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One of the guys I talked to in Salford was initially very angry because he felt that the way we were portraying the story wasn't violent enough and didn't represent his experience.
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Prior to those teases, Epic kicked off arguably the most ambitious in-game event in Fortnite to date, with a massive clash between a giant pink robot and a very angry kaiju.
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"The revision of the law on corruption was the blunder that made the public very angry with him," said Djayadi Hanan, executive director of the Indonesia Survey Institute, an independent polling group.
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China, however, would probably give a "standard, very angry and upset" refrain on the back of the latest test, said Rodger Baker, vice president of strategic analysis at geopolitical intelligence firm Stratfor.
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"Valley of the Dolls is a very angry book," said Brooke Hauser, the author of a recent biography of Helen Gurley Brown, the long-time editor of Cosmopolitan and one of Susann's contemporaries.
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He claimed that when von Wiese-Mack found out Mack was pregnant, she became very angry and threatened to kill the couple's unborn baby — and tried to strangle him for nearly 30 seconds.
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Meanwhile, Musk got very angry with reporters on Twitter, and also vowed to send Boring Company and SpaceX engineers to Thailand, to help a children's soccer team that is trapped in a cave.
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Trump Will Be 'Angry' If Health Bill Fails President Trump said he will be "very angry" if the Senate fails in its effort to pass a health care bill in the near future.
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"Death makes me very angry," Larry Ellison, the founder of Oracle, told his biographer, perhaps to explain why he has given nearly half a billion dollars to medical research to halt human aging.
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Trump even managed to wrangle up a new anger look for his September 2017 speech in front of the UN. During a February 2016 rally, a piece of paper made Trump very angry.
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"People are very angry because the economy has not improved the way they had expected ... they are waiting to see results and for something to happen quickly improve their lives," she told CNN.
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"Like anybody who is in a hypomanic state, she gets very angry when she is disrupted," Breggin said in court, explaining why Carter was so irritated when Roy tried to brush her off.
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An Indiana woman accused of strangling her stepdaughter allegedly told police she was "very angry" at the girl following an argument over a charm bracelet, according to new court documents obtained by PEOPLE.
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When we were doing table work, a lot of the male actors were very angry with Angel, describing her in ways that I thought were completely unfair, saying that she's an evil villain.
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How many House Democrats will support this is still up in the air -- several are very angry this was agreed to -- but enough should be there to get it across the finish line.
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"When people feel more anonymous, more physically distant, and less accountable, they are more likely to express their views in very angry and brittle ways that they would never use in person," she says.
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I like to think that I don't have a high stress job, but our technology fuels the advertising world, so if something breaks, I manage the pushback from a lot of very angry clients.
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"I was very angry and I still am, just because we worked so hard and studied hard and to be told it was all for nothing," one of the students Lindsay Douglass, 17, said.
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In the video, one very angry-looking man in a mo-cap suit acts out the part of a Great Jargas, moving around on all fours while taking a bite out of another man.
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His characters have embarked on a quest for national treasure, raised a kid named Arizona, made a bunch of bees very angry, and been in more high-speed chases than we can probably count.
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I was having a conversation with one of my long-term customers—an 85-year-old widow who always seemed very angry and bitter—when she confessed that she had never loved her husband.
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"He was a boy who was very angry with his father for a very long time," D'Antonio says, adding that Trump Jr. is the most willing to criticize the President of all his children.
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The heart is an amazing thing really, because it tells you how you're feeling and suddenly it was telling me that I was very angry about everything and that maybe I actually hated Grindah.
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"We were very angry when the problem was discovered," said Wang Baoquan, a resident of Beijing who kept his 10-year-old daughter at home for four days this month as a health precaution.
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"I felt very angry and sad about the arrest of Maedah, somebody who has done nothing to deserve arrest and punishment," Reihane Taravati, one of the dancers arrested in 2014, told CNN's Becky Anderson.
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"Londoners will, like me, be very angry that London taxpayers have now lost tens of millions of pounds – committed by the previous mayor on a project that has amounted to nothing," said Khan on Monday.
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Under the supervision of a veteran doctor, known as an attending, trainees help operate on a real live human, who might have a spouse and kids—and, if something goes awry, a very angry lawyer.
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Throne-mania will be extremely intense for a while—people will have themed watching parties and get very angry about twists and plot holes and the internet will be flooded by crappy articles about GoT.
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"He looked at me right in the eyes, very angry, and he then splashed the rest of [the water] in my face," Timpf told BuzzFeed News, adding that it was a "humiliating and scary" experience.
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Taiwan's president is expected to transit in the U.S. on Friday for the second time this month, when she returns from visiting diplomatic allies in the Caribbean — a move that will make China very angry.
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The committee members are conducting a wide-ranging investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 elections, and per CNN, they seem very angry to have learned about Kushner's email from the news rather than him.
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"People are very angry and their anger has a face: Maduro," said Carlos Ocariz, an opposition candidate trying to hold Miranda state for the opposition against a rising star on the government side, Hector Rodriguez.
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"This comes as a huge surprise; we are all very angry and appalled," said Adrian López, general director of Noroeste, another independent newspaper in Culiacán, which like Ríodoce has been the target of frequent attacks.
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Parasite is a parable of social inequity, an often hilarious but very angry story about how the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and everyone sucks the lifeblood from one another in the process.
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"I get very angry when people talk about legalizing marijuana and then give no light to how marijuana law enforcement was done in ways that fed upon poor communities — black and brown communities," Booker said.
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"I was very angry when I heard my son was being trained to kill people," says Mr Tomiyama—so angry, in fact, that he decided to sue the Japanese government for violating the country's pacifist constitution.
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Typically available for $79.99, it has been known to sell out (thus making Nintendo fans very angry.) If you weren't successful at getting your hands on one in the past, then this could be your day.
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"One of the great things about freedom in America is even people who disagree can speak out, and there is a small group of people on the left who, right now, are very angry," he said.
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For a Northerner, Corey cares a lot about the Confederacy, and is very angry that the good people of New Orleans recently decided to remove their Confederate monuments: No Robert E. Lee monument should come down.
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"The people are very angry with the leadership of this party, because this is an election that we will win, 100 percent, if we had support from the top," he said in an interview with Reuters.
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On the other hand, if he sinks it, he could still pay a price at the polls as Trump has warned Wednesday he will be "very angry" if the Senate does not pass the healthcare bill.
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" Before he spoke at the graduation ceremony, Trump acknowledged his anger at the bureau, saying that "when you look at what's gone on with the FBI and with the Justice Department, people are very, very angry.
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" Sanders campaign manager Jeff Weaver reiterated that he would hope the Vermont senator's supporters do not jump over to Trump, while acknowledging a "number of people out there who are very, very angry" at "the establishment.
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They're not looking at the other side -- Hillary Clinton... all of the crimes that were committed, all of the things that happened that everybody is very angry about from the Republican side and the independent side.
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"We did receive some negative and at times very angry feedback from people who aren't part of our community who felt as though we weren't acknowledging history and the role of Batman in Australia," she said.
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Now, I stan an Oreo and don't love a Biscoff (they're cardboard with cinnamon SORRY), but my coworkers (who are very angry with my Oreo Thin love) and the greater internet do not appear to agree.
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"He told the crowd of very angry students and other relatives that he was going to cut off the head of Peter O'Neill and hold it up in the air on a plate," Johnston told Reuters.
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White House spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham on Twitter called Karlan "classless," and first lady Melania Trump said Karlan should be "ashamed of your very angry and obviously biased public pandering" for mentioning her 13-year-old son.
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And that doesn't even touch on player protests against police brutality, beginning with former 73er quarterback Colin Kaepernick kneeling during the national anthem in 2016 and making many on the right (including President Trump) very angry.
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Trump's lies aren't preparing his followers to face the reality that their candidate is probably going to lose the election; they're preparing them to expect a victory, and to get very angry if it doesn't happen.
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But the tweet got people talking, and it was impossible to talk about Omar's tweet without talking about the underlying claim, thus bringing an entire argument to the front and center of a very angry news cycle.
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Ex-Trump executive Barbara Res told CNN in March that her former employer was a "very angry man," staunchly adding that she saw Trump as "a blatant sexist" and would not be voting for him come November.
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"Yo Gabba Gabba" allegedly delivered a special message to one father when they humiliated him in front of his kids and then nailed him in the head with a water bottle ... so says the very angry dad.
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It doesn't take long before all hell breaks loose though, with Madison attempting to scoop out Troy's eyeball with a spoon and a very angry horde of walkers infiltrating the depot, forcing both sides to work together.
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"I am very, very angry about how things are being handled," said Alexa Lane, 45, whose husband and two children were exposed at their synagogue in Palm Beach County but have not been able to get tested.
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The original story featuring Tang generated more than half a million comments on the Weibo account of state television's news channel within a few hours of it being posted, most of them in a very angry tone.
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President Donald Trump gleefully weighed in on escalating hostilities between the 2020 Democratic primary's two leading progressives — declaring Elizabeth Warren's White House bid to be "dead" and asserting that she is "very angry" with rival Bernie Sanders.
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"I spent all my teen-age years being obsessed with beauty, and I'm very resentful about it and I'm very angry," she told Jillian Mapes, of Pitchfork, in an interview onstage in Brooklyn a few years ago.
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I covered Mike Bloomberg's campaign, which felt similar, to me, to this year because I was very angry when I was assigned to cover Bloomberg's campaign because he was the loser who had no chance of winning.
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And ministers in certain Member States — including France — are very angry about tech giants' habitual practice of profit shifting to lower tax economies (like Ireland, as Facebook has) as a strategy to minimize their overall EU tax liabilities.
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"You're talking about people who are very marginalized, very angry, and on their way to go hurt somebody they bring a flag with them so that they can present themselves as justified in what they're doing," said German.
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In Tate's world buffalo show up on suburban roads and men talk to fish and the fish get very angry and people lose all of their clothes in the grocery store but they are not entirely sure why.
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A chance visit to "the sad side of a small town" leads Reacher on a quest to track down a criminal enterprise preying on wounded veterans, a scam that saddens our hero and makes him very, very angry.
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Without that sort of deus ex machina, though, Americans are left with a country where a very angry person can go into a store, buy a weapon, and a couple days later use it to kill 49 people.
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As the title suggests, this song is actually very angry, and Halsey manages to say so much about betrayal and female rage and the trials of being labeled a "difficult woman" in just two minutes and 18 seconds.
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"African Americans are very angry at the double standard on full display in Virginia!" the president tweeted, before going on to declare that "the Virginia disaster" had been one part of "a very bad week for the Democrats."
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"I remember being very angry with my mother and wanting her to not sign so largely in public or when she spoke, not make so much noise because she sounded differently from everybody else," Byers told PEOPLE in 2017.
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" Continuing, he wrote: "In real life, Daddy would have been very angry were I to do such a thing — and as he is a large man, I strongly suspect I would not still be here to write this letter.
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Clinton had at first thanked her kindly for helping with Mr. Clinton's campaign for governor, before changing her attitude, and "with this very angry look on her face" asking Ms. Broaddrick if she understood the impact of her actions.
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"Farmers that were already feeling pain from the trade war and lost export markets were very angry and frustrated when those exemptions were announced, and in many cases it was the straw that broke the camel's back," said Cooper.
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And with the exception of one very angry man in a dirty Guns-N-Roses t-shirt I went on a date with in Williamsburg in 2018, the same things were true the year before I deleted them, too.
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" Friedman said his client, who paid $19,000 to attend a three-day Trump University seminar and receive a year of mentoring, will not be satisfied unless the defendants admit they were wrong and pay triple damages: "She's very angry.
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And for the first time, the candidate himself seemed to be genuinely committed to being on stage, interjecting on policy questions about trade, and defending himself against critics by insisting that he is "very angry" about the state of the country.
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"I myself am very, very angry at what this country has become since Reagan's voodoo economics started the downward slide of the middle class," Maryse wrote from Mystic Island, N.J., in response to an op-ed by Jennifer Finney Boylan.
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"Many communities are fed up with cuts, fed up with economic dislocation and feel very angry at the way they've been betrayed and marginalised by successive governments in very poor areas of the country," Corbyn told BBC TV on Friday.
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"He said Johnson's refusal to defend Darroch was "pretty contemptible," adding: "There are a lot of people here in the Commons who are very, very angry and feel he has lost so much respect for having done what he's done.
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In short, She-Ra is being reinvented and rebooted for a younger audience — and in the process, a certain contingent of fans have grown very angry that she is now, in their eyes, less sexy than she used to be.
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Britain's foreign minister Jeremy Hunt said the ruling was "irrelevant" as the government would not change course, and warned that the 52 percent of Britons who voted to leave the EU would be "shocked and very angry" if it did.
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Although now she's calm, cool and collected, she also recounted being "very angry" with the Prospect organizers in the fall when she got their email questioning the cost of shipping the piece from New York to New Orleans and its presentation.
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"A lot of political leaders today would be very angry with me if I revealed to you the various costumes that they wore when they were young organizers," says Ray Buckley, the long-tenured chair of the New Hampshire Democratic Party.
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"Delegates are very angry at the constant barrage of emails we've gotten from people who have endorsed Dianne Feinstein telling us not to endorse," said R.L. Miller, a prominent environmental activist who was wearing one of a profusion of "United4KDL" stickers.
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The left in America today is multicultural, multiethnic, younger, diverse, different from some of these Trump supporters' view of America, and they look at that and they just recoil; then they decide they love Trump because he's making [the left] very angry.
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There was a mass mobilization of citizens showing up at town halls and making members of Congress aware that there were real people, with real health benefits, who would be very angry and very vocal about their anger if those benefits went away.
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"It's been six years since I made my parents very angry when I decided to do a startup, so it's great to again get the validation of our investors," co-founder and CEO Siu Rui Quek joked in an interview with TechCrunch.
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Meanwhile, Shoshanna (Zosia Mamet), who seems as disoriented as she did in Japan, can't find a job to match her business drive: She still has that blank, blinking stare that can make her seem childish, almost doll-like, or merely very, very angry.
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In 2011, Bill Gaytten, replacing the then-disgraced and fired Mr. Galliano, revisited the idea and closed his first collection for Dior couture with Karlie Kloss as a very angry-looking Pierrot in a lilac confetti gown and, yes, yet another white ruff.
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Myeshia Johnson is now confirming that account, saying that Trump's inability to remember her husband's name "made me upset and cry even more because my husband was an awesome soldier," and that she was "very angry" about the contents of the phone call.
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"Of all the presidents since 1963, this is the one who would mind the least if the release of these documents damaged the C.I.A. and the F.B.I., two organizations that he's very angry at at the moment," said Michael Beschloss, a presidential historian.
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And that makes me very angry, because those who are telling the truth and those who are protecting, actually, the national interests of the United States from Russian disinformation and from the corrupt kleptocrats, from oligarchs, they are under attack in their homeland.
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Without a clearly charted track in front of you, it's hard to figure out which way the R5 droid is going to go and as new obstacles arise — like two massive AT-ATs or a very angry Kylo Ren, the droids must improvise.
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Although most people have forgiven Syrian refugees for traveling through Europe with their smartphones, a fair portion of America still scoffs at the idea of homeless people carrying cellphones at all, and some of those people are very angry about it indeed.
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Nevertheless, [...] Mueller was NOT fired and was respectfully allowed to finish his work on what I, and many others, say was an illegal investigation (there was no crime), headed by a Trump hater who was highly conflicted, and a group of 18 VERY ANGRY Democrats.
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Nevertheless,.... ....Mueller was NOT fired and was respectfully allowed to finish his work on what I, and many others, say was an illegal investigation (there was no crime), headed by a Trump hater who was highly conflicted, and a group of 18 VERY ANGRY Democrats.
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"I am very angry and upset about the way advertising revenue has been essentially pirated by the Facebook-Google world, without nearly enough giveback — no giveback, really — to the people who create those brilliant pieces that are posted all over their platforms," Brown said.
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"I mostly wanted to write a really strong female lead for a film so I came up with this idea of a very angry mother who goes to war with her local police department," McDonagh told Reuters on the red carpet in London's Leicester Square.
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That was when I discovered that a lot of the people on Twitter were 14 years old, because I would be highly insulted by some of the things that were said, and I would get very angry, and very up in arms about things.
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The plot of the 3D "The Angry Birds Movie", which will be released in the U.S. on Friday, is similar to the games: Green pigs have stolen the birds' eggs, making them very angry and setting them on a quest to recover the eggs.
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Nevertheless Mueller was NOT fired and was respectfully allowed to finish his work on what I, and many others, say was an illegal investigation (there was no crime), headed by a Trump hater who was highly conflicted, and a group of 18 VERY ANGRY Democrats.
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To me the artwork reflects the many emotions and feelings expressed within the album: each song being a different character or scene; it's sometimes playful, sometimes very angry, sometimes very large, sometimes very small, sometimes looking into a mirror, or sometimes a slug creature.
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"They want 'evisceration journalism,' and I think there are a lot of people who are very angry that Donald Trump is president and a lot of people who believe Alex Jones played a large role in it," which, she said, she wouldn't disagree with.
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But tattletale Blake couldn't compete with the appearance of Lexie, a very angry woman who said she had dated DeMario for seven months until he vanished, only to reappear a few days later — on television, introducing himself as a contestant on Ms. Lindsay's season.
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I was and am in the happiest and most mutually fulfilling relationship of my life with my fiancé (now husband!) — but I had also been experiencing a year of feeling very, very angry about men and the power they wield over women's pain and pleasure.
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Well, look, I am very angry and upset about the way that advertising revenue has been essentially pirated by the Facebook, Google world, without nearly enough giveback, no giveback, really, to the people who create those brilliant pieces that are posted all over their platforms.
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And we saw last week, Jim Jordan get very angry over the fact that the texts messages, that are the most damning ones, weren&apost given by the inspector general to the DOJ for production and there&aposs no explanation as to why they were withheld.
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There were journalists reaching out to me, verified accounts with millions of followers retweeting me, and a few very angry men telling me that I shouldn't steal from them, that my child was better off dead, that I should have let him just succumb to natural selection.
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There have been people that I've been on the show with before that I was very angry at and was just like, 'I can never speak to them again' and I don't feel like that with Luann because I just don't expect that much from her.
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If there was one beef that seemed completely real last year because of how petty it was, it had to be Bring Me The Horizon's Oli Sykes getting very angry that Coldplay's new record A Head Full of Dreams copied the same symbolism BMTH's Sempiternal did.
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" He continued, "Nevertheless, Mueller was NOT fired and was respectfully allowed to finish his work on what I, and many others, say was an illegal investigation (there was no crime), headed by a Trump hater who was highly conflicted, and a group of 18 VERY ANGRY Democrats.
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"When I speak today with an organization, this is actually one of the key topics, the key frustrations, that they're very angry about," says Jan Bertoft, the secretary-general of the Swedish Consumers' Association, a federation of twenty-four groups, including retirement, disability, and immigrant organizations.
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The authorities of the day, after first ordering the army to shoot at another generation of youth — this one very angry — later agreed to a transition of sorts, notably allowing the advent of multiparty politics, the army's withdrawal from civilian politics and greater freedom for the media.
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" In Monday's interview, Myeshia Johnson said, "The president said that he (her husband) knew what he signed up for, but it hurts anyway ... And it made me cry because I was very angry at the tone of his voice and how he couldn't remember my husband's name.
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RELATED: GOP Health care bill on the brink (again) "One of the great things about freedom in America is even people who disagree can speak out, and there is a small group of people on the left who, right now, are very angry," the Texas senator said last week.
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"He told my son that, when his mum died, he was 15 at the time, and he was very angry and found it very difficult to talk about it," said the mother of a boy who Prince William spoke to while visiting a children's bereavement center in London.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE said Sunday that the United Kingdom's prime minister "was very angry" over leaks regarding the concert attack in Manchester last week.
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" The letter from Lemon came after Myeshia Johnson, the widow of a Green Beret killed in Niger, told ABC's "Good Morning America" on Monday that she was "very angry" about the president's condolence phone call and particularly upset because she said he struggled to "remember my husband's name.
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As a three-hour movie about a cell of slogan-spouting, frequently naked, and very angry French Canadian radicals determined to destroy society by means both dangerous and kinda pathetic, Those Who Make Revolution Halfway Only Dig Their Own Graves is bound to be way, way too abrasive for some people.
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Every time I went off with a particular goal in mind, I'd stumble across something — a small skirmish in the middle of the street or a very angry turkey that wouldn't leave me alone — and spend so much time dealing with it that I nearly forgot what I set to do.
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What I've always thought was that the thing that I brought that other people did not have and might be my only skill would be the ability to — within a matter of a couple of seconds — convert from very angry to very funny to sort of poetic about something sad.
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Police have not named any motive in the attack, but Aghdam has now been widely reported to have been very, very angry about the same issue as a lot of YouTubers: content moderation, and specifically a wave of demonetization incidents that have killed ad revenue for many of the site's small creators.
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"I'm very angry that despite our pleas for them not to do this, despite the pleas of Congressman Doggett's office that they still dropped off these women and children to basically just be left on their own in a bus station in the middle of the storm against all human rights," Alterdorf said.
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Trump's 'a very angry man,' ex-staffer says Perhaps the best evidence of Trump's supreme confidence: Embattled campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, accused by a female reporter from the pro-Trump outlet Breitbart of grabbing her during a rally last week, was parked on stage next to Trump, who gave him a shout-out.
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"I saw somebody who was very angry, who was very nervous, and I saw rage that a lot of people said, 'Well of course you're going to see rage he's being falsely accused,' but it is at all times you're to acquit yourself with a demeanor that's becoming of the court," Heitkamp added.
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Ross Douthat Opinion Columnist The last time I wrote about Samantha Bee it was the summer of 2016, Hillary Clinton seemed likely to be the next president of the United States, and liberals were very angry at Bee's fellow late-night host, Jimmy Fallon, for normalizing Donald Trump with a relatively friendly interview.
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In a series of scathing tweets, CEO Michael McCain wrote that he was "very angry" at Trump and blamed him for the deaths of dozens of Canadian citizens, including the family of an employee of his company, in the jet crash that Iran's government says was unintentionally caused by its defensive weaponry.
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The aesthetics range from the slickly technological – such as Chloe Uden's solar-panel designs – to the distinctly hand-made – for example, Kanerva Lehetonen's "I am very angry" (2019), a tiny sign constructed from a pencil and a Post-It note produced spontaneously by the artist as part of a desk-based protest.
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The reason I'm writing this post is to let people know that this really can happen — to anyone — and to offer suggestions for how to minimize the chances that it will happen to you (below), but beyond that, I'm writing this post because this incident made me very, very angry at GoDaddy and HostMonster.
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According to Salim Jreissati, the Lebanese minister for presidential affairs, Ghosn "entered the country legally using his French passport and Lebanese ID."A French deputy minister said the country would be "very angry" if a "foreign citizen fled the French justice system," according to a New York Times report of a local radio interview.
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"I am very angry about how it is the most powerful person on the face of the earth would remove you from office after your stellar service and somehow feel compelled to characterize you as 'bad news,' and then to ominously threaten that you're 'going to go through some things,'" Mr. Heck told Ms. Yovanovitch.
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Read more: 29 questions we hope the 'Game of Thrones' series finale answers HBO releases just 2 photos from the 'Game of Thrones' series finale'Game of Thrones' star Pilou Asbæk says he's rooting for the showrunners: 'Right now, people are very angry'57 details you might have missed so far on the final season of 'Game of Thrones'
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On Tuesday, the Sichuan police also issued a letter, purporting to be from one of Mr. Zhang's detained brothers, Zhang Wei, in which Zhang Wei said that the family had urged Zhang Ping to stop criticizing the party and that they were "very angry" with him for saying his siblings had been detained for political reasons.
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If you want the "meets" it's very Minecraft, a little bit Scribblenauts, and a whole lot of Lego nostalgia, and despite some hiccups (the camera, a save bug that made me very angry) it is excellent at its purported main player experience goal: making you feel like a kid with a titanic collection of magical, animated Lego blocks.
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Like the crust punk poopers, there was the more flashy drama: the unsteady drunk men who'd stumble in late at night yelling or rambling; the tip jar thieves; the very angry woman who yelled at me to pull expired whipped cream from the trash (I didn't), because it was Fat Tuesday and she was swearing off dairy for Lent.
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"We all know @LeeAnneLocken is no racist, she was very angry and chose the wrong words, but we have not seen the rest of the season so let's calm down, again LeeAnne is and does a lot of good she just chose the wrong phrase," one Twitter user said in response to the trailer, which Westcott shared.
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" Shirley Sagawa, who at different times served as Hillary Clinton's domestic policy adviser and deputy chief of staff when she was first lady, said that Monica Lewinsky was a "terrible distraction" and that members of Hillary's inner circle were all "very angry at the time....It was a very complicated time and she handled it all with such grace.
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Meanwhile, trade decisions are being made at Trump's whim, without input from anyone who knows anything about trade economics (Peter Navarro thinks he understands the economics, which is even worse.) Oh, and Trump's version of diplomacy – not just trade actions, but the systematic praise of brutal dictators and disdain for democratic leaders – has created a very angry world out there.
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"We have a group of articulate and smart students who are also very angry and have been activated, and so they have captured the attention of our country, including members of Congress," said Mark Kelly, a founder of Giffords, an advocacy group named for his wife, former Representative Gabrielle Giffords, who was grievously wounded during a 2011 mass shooting in Tucson.
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" President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable Senators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session White House announces task force to monitor coronavirus MORE also told the Wall Street Journal during an interview at Davos that he didn't know anything about the teenage Swedish activist, and called her "very angry.
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The snout of "Tasmanian Tiger 2" (which more closely resembles a wolverine or perhaps a very angry panda) rises off the canvas in a mound of painted plaster-like substance made of cornmeal; "Tasmanian Tiger 3" incorporates metal half-canisters, painted in more recognizable tiger stripes, and smacks the viewer with surprising blue lady eyes, clearly lifted from an advertisement photograph of some sort.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpMnuchin knocks Greta Thunberg's activism: Study economics and then 'come back' to us The Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial MORE on Tuesday said he didn't know anything about Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg but called her "very angry" in an interview with The Wall Street Journal.
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Greg Gianforte just body slammed me and broke my glasses Ben walked into a room where a local tv crew was set up for an interview with Gianforte All of a sudden I heard a giant crash and saw Ben's feet fly in the air as he hit the floor Heard very angry yelling (as did all the volunteers in the room) - sounded like Gianforte Quist responds (sort of) pic.twitter.
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Over in Conakry, Guinea, Nostalgie Guinée 98.2 FM was broadcasting a conversation between a number of men who sounded very angry, bordering on livid, although their energetically raised voices could also be attributed to the fact that they all seemed to be trying to speak into one microphone positioned at quite a distance from where they were sitting, possibly at the other end of some kind of cavernous hall.
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"They're very angry, and truth doesn't matter to these people anymore," Zinke said of mainstream journalists, saying that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE "nearly [got] assaulted" by CNN's Jim Acosta.
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Another reason the future might not be so great for Jaime and his army: This little snippet from the season seven trailer shows him riding through a scorched, fire-ridden field (which could be a sign that he's about to encounter a very angry Dany): It's extremely plausible that in two swoops by three dragons, Cersei could see large parts of her army and/or navy completely demolished.
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The archetypal American motorcycle has recently said it will boost foreign production to avoid import tariffs the European Union has threatened in response to President Donald Trump's own proposed fees on goods brought to the U.S. The president himself cried foul over the company's announcement, saying that if the company moves production overseas, "it will be taxed like never before " and that "their employees and customers are already very angry" at the company.
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While there's little doubt the famous family's high profile leaves them open to security risks, it's clearly they are taking Monday's incident with the utmost seriousness: Kim and husband Kanye West reunited at their New York City apartment accompanied by a cavalcade of security hours after the incident, and a source now tells PEOPLE that West is "very angry" about what happened to his wife and "will obviously be changing the security details from now on."
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If Iran is responsible, the motive is clear: to safely signal to the world that it's very angry at recent punitive US sanctions which have throttled its oil exports and crippled its economy; to further signal that it can do economic damage to America's allies in Saudi Arabia and the rest of the Gulf, who export about a third of the world's oil through a narrow 21-mile-wide channel; and to serve notice that it can pinch the throat of Hormuz at any time.
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