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Spats more than annoy people: they infuriate people.
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It will infuriate people who can't get a GP appointment or nurses who are struggling to pay the bills.
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Walker rightly calculated that such scenes would infuriate people, but he also insisted that they masked a serious menace to public health.
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All it will do is infuriate people here. The prize, worth $1.2 million, will be presented in Oslo on December 10.
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They had quietly slunk away, fearful for their own safety from the infuriated people.
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Persons so unfortunate as to harm one through accident were sometimes murdered by the infuriated people.
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The rest, the part that I think really infuriates people, is how permissive Whiteness tends to be.
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Rienzi makes a last appeal to them from the balcony, but the infuriated people will not listen.
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For it was here that the infuriated people burnt the chapel furniture when the monasteries of Saragossa were sacked.
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For the first time he found himself confronted, not by terrified and selfish rulers, but by an infuriated people.
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What so infuriated people about guillotine on drivers with provisional licences is that the State has so dismally failed learner drivers for decades.
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Manufactures of all kinds were suspended, and the public property was confiscated to supply the immediate wants of a starving and infuriated people.
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"In among all those infuriated people?"