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Rattin lingered, infuriated, the match was decided by Geoff Hurst's second-half header, and a World Cup classic that might have been wasn't.

Infuriated, he said he even threw rocks at police after he was tear-gassed and police fired rubber bullets.

This so infuriated the local priest that he came in a huff to argue the matter out with the Master.

He looked really infuriated when he saw how much the work cost.

This infuriated locals and tourists, who accuse the French president and his wife of acting like a spoiled king and queen.

For this ointment could have been sold for over three hundred denarii and given to the poor. And they were infuriated with her.

Thinking that he was a German and infuriated by raids on civilian targets in London, they beat him to death.

This infuriated Peter, who offered him a pardon if he returned, threatening him with lifelong pursuit in exile if he did not.

He was infuriated by the police man's rough treatment of his wife.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu was about to leave for the U. S. when President Obama made the announcement that infuriated him.

Bryant, infuriated at the report and feeling as if he had been misled about the Lakers apparent long-term plan to rebuild, demanded a trade.

Cao, infuriated, ordered him to the battle front, hoping the enemy's sword would kill him.

I could only watch all that infuriated me to the maximum extent.

He was infuriated by the policeman's rough treatment of his wife.

She was infuriated by his presumption in making the travel arrangements without first consulting her.

His no-show has infuriated Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho , who plans to deal with the issue upon his return to England .

Money was tight and he became infuriated when the child tried to decorate a box to put under the Christmas tree.

The strategy left markets in the dark and infuriated investors around the world.

Typical Use: He was infuriated by the policean's rough treatment of his wife.

The frequency and secrecy of the president's golfing has infuriated some of his basketball fans.

Revelations of shoddy construction and lax building regulation infuriated grieving parents in the aftermath of that disaster.

The presence of U. S. troops in the land of Islam's holiest shrines infuriated bin Laden and led him to start plotting attacks.

They tried to deter the Corinthians, but were drawn into a sea battle, which infuriated the Corinthians.

Again, the man just groaned, which infuriated the usher who turned and marched briskly back up the aisle in search of his manager.

January's launch of BBC Persian TV infuriated the Iranians, whose harassment forced the closure of the British Council offices in Tehran.

Nothing infuriated Tom more than Aunt Polly's ability to divine when he was not telling the truth.

This blatant grandstanding in the run-up to the country's general election in late September infuriated GM's new directors.

was infuriated by his presumption in making the travel arrangements without rst consulting her.

"You Scotch villain! " said the infuriated damsel to Archibald, "how dare you use a person like me in this way? "

Thus, the ambition to be "infuriated" deeply "Waiting" and "slack" It seems that some of the same.

She was infuriated by his dishonesty.

Here, Raph instantly buys a pair of $3 sunglasses that fall apart three hours later, and Chlo? is infuriated at the lack of vinyl records.

It infuriated me to read that he had been indicated.

But it has infuriated some, if not all, Jewish activists; left-wing politicians (mostly from western Europe); and inevitably, Russia.

The Company's growing involvement in politics infuriated its mighty army of critics still further.

It follows the publication earlier this week of the annual Worldwide Governance Indicators report, which infuriated a number of governments.

The move infuriated ethanol producers, who had expanded production in anticipation of the policy change and are now left with a supply glut.

What he said infuriated the woman.

In the game, players use catapults to fire infuriated birds at pigs hiding inside buildings made of planks.

It infuriated me to hear him say so.

He was a stickler for detail and that scrupulousness sometimes infuriated colleagues who were itching to make deals.

He was believed to have been infuriated by a dispute with local officials.

Pakistan's army was infuriated by the operation, describing it as a violation of national sovereignty.

She infuriated her former European colleagues in August with a hard-hitting call for recapitalising Europe's banks.

"I hate you Shanghainese, " added the sender with a lack of respect that infuriated presenter Xiao Jun.

An infuriated Azerbaijan promptly threatened to turn to Russia. In June it signed a deal to sell gas to the Russians from 2010 onwards.

The threat to his safety from Iraqis infuriated by these photos is not theoretical.

When Mr Chu took office, he was said to be infuriated by how slowly the loan-guarantee programme was working.

In the speech that Republicans said infuriated them, Ms. Pelosi accused Mr. Bush of squandering the budget surpluses of the Clinton years.

But this infuriated some developers, who resent the fact that Facebook takes a 30% cut on every transaction involving credits.

This infuriated the water engineers, who thought the public's response was fundamentally irrational, Haddad says.

The magazine infuriated feminists and conservatives, but others praised it for breaking taboos.

The employer's threat to lock out the workers only infuriated them and made them stand up more firmly for their rights.

These incidents in my workplace embarrassed and infuriated me, and I felt the need to take a stand against such insensitive behavior.

Civic groups and opposition parties, infuriated by this apparent attack on free speech, have vowed to support him.

Apple's marketing phrase in 2001 was the first of many moves that infuriated music labels.

The Foreign Minister was infuriated by the negotiations that had proceeded during his absence.

I was so infuriated by what he said that without a word I let into him.

The home court fans were infuriated, as the Lakers lagged behind all the way from the very first quarter!

Since defecting in 1997, Mr Hwang has infuriated Pyongyang, delivering fiery speeches against the nuclear-armed dictatorship of Kim Jong-il.

The case infuriated Bongo and may have influenced his decision to seek medical help in Spain rather than France.

Democrats infuriated Republicans by setting July 13th as the date for hearings on Sonia Sotomayor, Barack Obama's Supreme Court nominee.

Athena was infuriated, she display their magic, the character of the US-Madame hair into countless snakes.

They were first imposed in October 2006 after North Korea infuriated the international community by testing a nuclear device.

In response, infuriated residents of Wukan attacked the police station and overturned police cars.

Wuhan club's interest in this matter so infuriated , mainly due to the Football Association.

Burns spoke very quietly, but Harry felt she was infuriated.

But the protective tariff infuriated the predominantly agricultural South.

Rio has adopted a "take it or leave it" approach to the iron ore price talks, which has infuriated Chinese negotiators.

But things really started to unravel in 2004, culminating in a series of manipulative bond trades that infuriated European governments.

That gentleman bellowed in an infuriated manner.

When I was a teacher, nothing infuriated me more than a paper with a lot of misspelled words.

"It's a devastating blow for Segolene, and she's infuriated by what has happened, " said a Socialist Party insider.

Merkel's ban infuriated European finance chiefs for its unilateral and non-consultative nature.

This infuriated Dan Rafael, the Chinese team's Canadian coach, who said to be leaving when his contract ends this year.

She is infuriated by his presumption in make the travel arrangement without first consulting her.

Infuriated by the jeering mutineers, he bared his chest theatrically and dared them to kill him.

Wikileaks infuriated the US authorities in July by publishing more than 70, 000 secret papers about the war in Afghanistan.

I have been infuriated by some of the things I read on the Internet when it comes to safe sex.

Critics called it the "porn plane, " and infuriated customers gave Southwest an earful.

His visits infuriated China and South Korea, where memories of Japan's harsh occupation are still vivid for many.

The suggestion of fiddling public finances flummoxed and infuriated him.

When the mirror replies that Snow White is the fairest, the queen is infuriated and her evaluation of herself is undermined.

The army was also infuriated by American legislation passed in October promising $7. 5 billion in assistance to Pakistan.

Mr. Lee's remarks infuriated many in China, but he was only speaking frankly to an old and often absent friend.

An infuriated A-Da tells Yu Chen not to look him up again.

Tingzhang is the order made by the emperor to flog the officials at court who have infuriated the emperor or made mistakes.

'We infuriated the cork industry, ' says Marc Noel, Nomacorc's chairman.

I was so infuriated by what she said that without a word I let into her.

He has infuriated some Democrats (but pleased others) by bucking party orthodoxy on matters of race and sex.

That infuriated Russia, which saw the bases as a blatant push into its front yard.

Infuriated, Mr Trung and other Vietnamese students abroad launched a website, "Vietnamese Youth for Democracy" .

Peace Now has infuriated the settlers and their supporters.

That has infuriated members of the opposition, who think that Assad will use the time to try to definitively crush the protest movement.

Chiang became so infuriated that he slammed his fist on the table and sent dishes clattering to the ground.

Adult supervision infuriated her.

The sigh infuriated the man and in a fit of rage he threw a stone at the mouse.

Mr Assad's personal conduct has also infuriated Syrians.

William Randolph Hearst was infuriated by this movie, obviously based on his life.

But his power and arrogance infuriated many.

Something must have seriously infuriated you, because what you're doing here is letting him know that there are others in your "camp. "

About 40 percent of U. S. office workers say they are "infuriated" by too much clutter on their desks.

Mr Chen seems infuriated by the shift.

How often have you seen infuriated parents berating their children for knocking over the bananas at the supermarket?

Paquet has been infuriated by the claims.

He was so infuriated that without a word he let into the rascal.

I was infuriated by their constant criticism.

In particular, Garrosh infuriated Cairne Bloodhoof, the wise tauren high chieftain.

Notre Dame's decision to invite Obama has infuriated many alumni of the 167-year-old institution, which was founded by French missionaries.

He was so infuriated that it took a long time before they could stroke him down.

According to experts, because the Knicks Tommy - Liu Di's blog exposed, the Randolph Walsh infuriated .

The film, about wartime general Hideki Tojo, infuriated Japan critics in China because it claimed that Tojo was not so bad after all.

Now he is also infuriated.

I am infuriated by Kirk's thoughtlessness.

I was so infuriated that I couldn't even speak.