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Mountaineering groups, incensed by the decision, said they had been told that the relay was the main reason for the postponements.

Joan had never been able to keep a thing to herself though she was always very incensed if one told her so.

She did not know why she was so angry. But she was incensed.

Replays indicated the call had been a harsh one and an incensed Williams unleashed a verbal tirade and waved her racket at the line judge.

Diaspora Armenians are especially incensed by a plan for a joint commission of historians to investigate the events leading up to 1915.

The British text would be rag to American conservatives already incensed by perceived encroachments on American sovereigntybythe world body.

"The incensed priests . . . continued to raise their voices , vituperating each other in bad Latin" (Sir Walter Scott ) .

Leading the charge was Ron Artest, apparently incensed because a Piston fan had thrown a drink at him.

Prime Minister Kostas Karamanlis is said to be incensed at the damage done by the controversy over drugs.

She was incensed by his conduct [at his remarks].

China is incensed that Japan would apply its laws to Chinese nationals and argues that the issue is one for diplomacy, not the legal system.

Far from delivering a bounce in the polls, the overhaul of health reform that Mr Obama pushed through in March has incensed many voters.

The outsider who dares to voice such criticisms himself, however, will be met with an opposing but equally incensed strain of argument.

Jackson is incensed by the current issue of a lad mag with Pixie Lott on the cover. "Do you know what the title is? " she spits.

Mr. Butler, for some reason to which I am not a party, seems deeply and personally incensed.

Instead, regulators were incensed that the buyers were busy striking new deals even before getting a green light for the old one.

But the unbelieving Jews stirred up and incensed the minds of the Gentiles against the brethren.

Has been "uniforms men" so incensed by the atrocities of the public requires a reasonable explanation.

Talk of a seat straddling Cornwall and Devon already has campaigners in the south-west incensed.

He drew his chair forward; he pushed it back; he looked perfectly incensed , and perfectly helpless .

Apparently, the basil street-gang members will be so incensed by the laser they will move to someone else's face.

Incensed by that film, North Korea accused the Current TV reporters of planning to make a similarly negative report.

A raft of other American officials, incensed by recent attacks on Western targets in Afghanistan, joined the verbal assault on Pakistan.

An incensed Ms Aubry replied, unusually, with a public letter of reprimand.

Mr. Dimon, a newcomer in Washington politics, was incensed by political bashing of the banking industry.

Pakistanis have been incensed by recent American raids on militants on their territory.

The decision incensed Indonesian airline operators and government leaders.

Incensed citizen groups have protested the lack of public services, turning Soweto and other townships into hotbeds of unrest once again.

Addams's pacifism incensed Roosevelt, who had seen the face of German militarism up close.

No seething. No anger. No incensed customer demanding immediate attention.

This highly original answer so incensed the examiner that the student was failed.

Intercepting migrants is a crucial part of the government's new policy, so this intervention incensed Mr Berlusconi.

All it tells me is you're not in agreement and you're incensed by the message given.

Lithuanians are incensed and feel bullied by their bigger neighbour.

That investors will get incensed by massive dilution of their shares.

According to Ma Jun, director of Minmetals' executive office, the conglomerate was incensed at the report.

The accused man's lawyer incensed the judge with his interruptions.

Mr Kamei's intransigence incensed Naoto Kan, the deputy prime minister.

A cavalier attitude to expenses incensed voters at home.

incensed at the government's heavy-handed economic economic policies; a manager who rode roughshod over all opposition.

Many drivers, especially around congested Oslo, are also incensed by the government's reluctance to build more roads.

I became incensed at her behavior.

Incensed, a group of parents march from the town of Fuxin, where 127 children died, 70 miles to Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan.

European diggers were incensed by the Chinese and their apparent wastage of water when extracting gold.

Hard-liners in the government, incensed by my office's criticisms, immediately called for my ouster.

So often we feel indignant or incensed , but upon closer inspection we will find that we are really afraid.

Incensed by such indignities, Miss Tugan resolved to become Hakkari's first woman lawyer, a dream she fulfilled in 1996.

Incensed, Manco Inca rebelled and in 1536 tried to drive them from the realm.

Donald has become incensed at his friends for being so unkind.

Swiss People's Party Member of Parliament, Luza Strom is incensed at the way the government has handled this matter.

The deal incensed not just China and Pakistan but many others, inside and outside the NSG.

But they are also, on the average, poorer than whites, and they are rightly incensed at anything that smacks of xenophobia.

At 30, the author of "Behind Closed Doors: Secrets of Great Management" was incensed when a coworker got a job she wanted.

Mark brown was incensed.

Tanya was incensed that he just couldn't say sorry.

I was incensed at his rudeness.

He will be incensed when told!

Umbrella groups such as the Business Roundtable, the National Association of Manufacturers and the USChamber of Commerce are incensed.

The mayor, incensed over the filthy condition of the hallways of the slum building he was inspecting, ordered an immediate investigation