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The dollar continued to take the brunt of investors' ire over the situation in the U.

Countries in a state of decline often look for a foreign adventure to divert the ire of their disgruntled citizenry.

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"[A]ny would-be aggressor" would be made to understand "that targeting one ally means invoking the ire of the rest. "

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Because most of his colleagues were used to it by then and had learned to cope, what upset them most was when his ire turned on strangers.

But rather than repenting, the company may just be trying to expand without drawing the ire of the Chinese government.

ready to melt in the crucible of her ire a little more gold plating from the wrought-steel chains of matrimony.

"It seems to be my lot in life to be the recipient of his ire, when I am not accidentally creating scandals, " Nora said resignedly.

But the target of his ire isn't foreign governments or foreign media. Instead it was his own government's lack of transparency.

The coalition government has also cancelled plans it inherited to expand Heathrow airport in London, braving the ire of big business.

It is a comforting idea, especially at a time of populist ire and envy over the wealthy.

Congress, too, came to see sanctions as an easy, cheap way of expressing ire.

Mr. Geithner and the White House have tried to use Congressional ire to convince China of the depth of U. S. concern.

Giffords herself has drawn the ire of the right, especially for her support of the health care bill.

Most recently the launch in January by the BBC of a Persian-language television channel has roused the ire of the Iranian regime.

Facebook is not the only internet giant to provoke the ire of data watchdogs.

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But the newspaper's greatest ire has been reserved for a law rushed out to regulate terrestrial digital pay-television (TDT).

But to China's surprise, its behaviour abroad, particularly in Sudan, has been the focus of Hollywood's ire in the run-up to the Games.

For much of his tenure, Qaddafi directed his ideological anti-colonial ire at Italy, Libya's colonial-era ruler.

And these flyers that prompted her ire have been out for weeks, and her campaign has complained about it.

But Yahoo will now have the distraction of shareholder ire and of, as Mr Bostock put it, "pursuing strategic opportunities" .

The trade union Unite representing the workforce will demand maximum compensation and will direct the bulk of its ire at the four directors.

The next day, the parents directed their ire at Mr. Jiang.

Although the books included so far are not covered by copyright, the plan has attracted the ire of publishers.

Much of the survivors' ire was directed at the army, which gave priority to rescuing its own.

Chief Executive Lloyd C. Blankfein aroused the committee's ire in a sometimes-halting defense of the firm's trading methods.

The country's military chief raised the ire of many when he suggested people replace rice by eating potatoes.

Bankers at closely held firms have been spared the ire faced by employees of banks that have received public support.

Her ire slid between us like the spanner from Father's workshop, straining our hinge.

Indian troops on Afghan soil is going to draw the Taleban ire encouraged by the ISI.

His ire was aroused by the court's decision to scotch a sex-discrimination lawsuit against Walmart, the world's biggest retailer.

But the law has raised the ire of many young people in Mumbai, considered to be India's most vibrant and cosmopolitan city.

Certainly, the ire of Hainan Airline's Mr Chen over the Dalai Lama meeting could threaten the carrier's future engagement with Germany.

Belarus has stayed clear of Russia's war in Chechnya, so attracts no jihadist ire for that.

Congressional ire over Chinese currency policy hasn't disappeared and the subject is likely to come up during Geithner's meetings.

It thus became the first IT company to be called an "evil empire" and aroused the ire of America's antitrust authorities.

With bristling ire, UNESCO is seeking a meeting with the Georgians to discuss the halting and reversal of the reconstruction.

Aside from supporting synthetic pesticides and fertilizers, they've focused their ire lately on critics of genetically modified organisms.

Mr Singh may also deal with the topic of trade which, smuggling aside, heavily favours India, to Bangladeshi ire.

Efforts to rouse international ire have had mixed success.

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The audience seemed to laugh, but in a country where pornography is officially banned, my directness may have aroused the government's ire.

Today, the ire of the usually powerful who find themselves powerless is directed at short-sellers and hedge fund managers.

Many researchers think the IRE's investigative practices are far "too polite" to deal with high crimes in government.

The need for users to opt-out of the service drew some ire from Congress.

As the players' serotonin levels fell, their ire rose at what they saw as unreasonable actions by their opponents.

Now, the main focus of ire is the private sector, which has been especially hard hit by the current economic meltdown.

That has raised the ire of homeless advocates who say the homeless are being unfairly blamed and unevenly treated by protesters and police.

In "The Crisis Caravan" her ire is directed at the ghoulish cavalcade that sweeps in after wars, famines and natural disasters.

The Vatican has sought to parry Muslim ire by maintaining a dialogue with Islam and by keeping a distance from American foreign policy.

Extremist websites publish the names and contact details of journalists, Roma activists and artists who arouse their ire.

What sparked this current round of ire was a user's inability to check for Windows Updates.

Banking restrictions have earned the president the ire of merchants and MPs.

On the other, they face political and public ire if they do not.

Both issues have roused Beijing's ire, producing the usual accusations of 'resurgent Japanese militarism.

Some members of the Islamic Action Front risked the ire of comrades by ignoring the boycott, and running anyway.

With a parliamentary election due in Turkey next year, the government is unlikely to risk nationalist ire by deserting Mr Eroglu.

The terms of the European element of the bail-out arouse particular ire.

Indeed, Mr. Geithner tried to use Congressional ire to ramp up pressure on Beijing to act.

Of course, not all the targets of Freedom House's ire will feel embarrassed by their low scores.

Later, analysts would trade stories about how Mr. Duffy backed them when their calls stirred bank executives' ire.

Parents have thus far concentrated their ire on local rather than central government officials.

But perhaps the biggest pressure is likely to come from shareholder ire.

A brief holiday from price increases has not appeased motorists' ire.

He was so full of ire and hatred that he spent the last 18 months of his life obsessed with this.

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Google's revolutionary business model itself could also raise regulators' ire.

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Girard then asked the IRE for assistance in bringing this matter before the American people.

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The memory of Britain's two 20th-century invasions is bitter (Russia too invaded Persia twice, but it attracts less ire).

Almost immediately it attracted governmental ire.

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But this, unfortunately, stirred the ire of the law's opponents.

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Though a target of public ire, he continues to enjoy strong support from clients, investors and the board.

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This after Imus's comment about the team raised the ire of civil rights leaders and Rutgers University.

China has certainly been doing its bit to provoke the ire of the Indians.

The film's claims, however, have raised the ire of Christian leaders in the Holy Land.

The other aspect of the budget likely to draw the IMF's ire is a planned 5. 6% increase in spending, to HRN267bn.

"We didn't defend well, " Ferguson said, though his main ire was reserved for the team's attackers.

But his ire is reserved most of all for his supposed allies, the Ugandan army.

With parliamentary elections due in Turkey next year, the government is unlikely to risk nationalist ire by caving into EU demands.

A forum on Kaixin. com, a popular Chinese networking site whose name means 'happiness, ' expresses the Chinese fans' ire.

The assassination of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, a Hamas commander, in Dubai in January 2010, presumably by Israel, aroused similar ire.

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And Mr Clegg aired some promising policies, not just an outsider's ire.

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They know they could lose their jobs if published material raises the ire of officials.

The crash sparked a wave of public ire against financiers, and against rich people in general.

Mr Clegg's righteous ire should now be an asset.

His ire is particularly directed at banks and resource companies with big government stakes, such as Petrobras and Petrochina.

The station invited them to email their ire to the prime minister's office, whose email address it supplied.

This is not the first time Tibetan community in Nepal has come under government's ire.

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Ms. Suu Kyi quickly aroused the ire of top generals, though, and they placed her under house arrest in 1989.

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And it must do so without raising the ire of taxpayers and shaiya gold Congress.

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