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But, at the same time, taxpayers are right to be outraged that the bailout itself was poorly thought out, unable to live up to its promises.

He looked at the greasy veal and peppers splattered all over the kitchen walls and his finicky neatness was outraged.

David Drummond, Google's chief legal officer and one of the three people convicted, said he was "outraged" by the court's decision.

Jim London is outraged over the death of his friend, a fellow cop and werewolf--and wants to get to the bottom of what he thinks was murder.

Irvin, the Georgia agriculture official, said he was outraged by the company's actions and said a state criminal probe was possible.

The British public, which had not been unduly angered about the invasion of privacy of stars and politicians, was outraged.

The alert reader will have noticed that none of the examples cited by the outraged Mr Kirchik actually contains the word "sorry" .

"Emotionormal" came out with the media cliche, saying people are "emotionally stable" rather than outraged.

She was in her 50s then, and looked as though the camera had outraged her.

The Pakistan Army will present Sunday's clash as proof of its valor in an attempt to assuage Pakistanis outraged by its incompetence.

"Race to the Bottom" includes many examples of blogs by Chinese users outraged by the decisions of these companies.

If he existed and had followers, they're most likely to be outraged and planning to make everybody suffer for a payback.

Outraged as they may be with BP, rivals so far have done little to unwind the business partnerships that bind the industry.

I suppose it was commonplace in me that I felt slightly outraged at his lack of spirit.

He feared that she was guilty, and he was all the more distressed, ashamed, outraged, made wholly unhappy.

He outraged all rules of a good host by making fun of those present who did not agree with him.

Shiva restored life to the dead boy, but this could not pacify the outraged sage Kashyapa, who was one of the seven great Rishis .

Another news report said India was outraged enough that it had 'threatened retaliatory action against U. S. dignitaries. '

Ms Polman seems to be reflexively outraged; her previous book excoriated the United Nations.

New York City Councilman Leroy Comrie said he received numerous calls from outraged constituents.

She thought I would be outraged or something. Instead, she was the one who was left stunned.

Members of Congress were outraged that such a crucial military contract should be awarded to an overseas contractor.

the article gushes, without mentioning she never sang a note. But as word gets out on the Internet, some Chinese bloggers are outraged.

One might be outraged by his callous selfishness.

On the Clinton sex scandal, Barnard College senior Rebecca Spence says, "As a self-defined feminist, I should be outraged, but I'm not. "

Voters in the donor country would be outraged if the rewards of their thrift were used to rescue the profligate.

Punters are therefore advised to take any outraged statements made by politicians or political commentators with a heavy dose of salt.

Zhao Fan called for Chen Ying and Bao Long at once for counsel, Ying said, "He left so outraged, we can only fight. "

He outraged his alleged victims by refusing to leave custody and attend the proceedings.

To her great dismay, Ho shows his love to Myunt only. Sheila thus helps him to be with Myunt again. Sheila 's father is outraged.

What do you think Wealth Report readers. Are Wall Streeters and the wealthy right to be outraged at the rage?

The right was outraged. The Wall Street Journal dubbed the case a "travesty of justice" and urged the president to pardon Mr Libby.

French businesspeople were outraged that Siemens would do such a thing, and, worse, talk about it afterwards.

The Smangus people have resided there for many generations and many are outraged that this situation has come to this.

All the guests applauded loudly; however, Max was outraged and stormed up to the stage.

Yahoo! was outraged. Alibaba claims it had no choice.

"They should have told us, " the mayor said in an interview in his office. "I wasn't outraged, but I was surprised. "

outraged, they called in a rabbi, but the rabbi seemed to think their boy was either deluded, or sensible.

Outraged property-rights sticklers proposed to have Mr Souter's home bulldozed and replaced with a hotel.

Overseas, now outraged Pakistan officials saya cross-border attack today by coalition forces killed at least 20 civilians.

But I hope everyone can become outraged again and refuse to live like this.

This is giving governments a sense of entitlement, backed by an outraged electorate.

This student was suitably shocked and outraged to find its title transformed into A wife in the Night in Watt's Bibliotheca Britannica.

It outraged the public that the local authority decided to close the road.

"I would think the public would be outraged that Congress was sitting on what could reduce their radiation exposure, " said Dr.

But as word has gotten out on the Internet, some Chinese bloggers are outraged .

If another human being were to be as harsh or judgemental, you'd be outraged.

The Rusian president Dmitry Medvedev said he was outraged for the murder.

Most Chinese people are optimistic about the direction of China, but many are outraged at the state of public morals.

Race promoters in Valencia were outraged at the time as they feared losing a considerable amount of revenue without Alonso on track.

More importantly, John Rae, who died in 2006, would have been outraged by the implication that he was a typical "old boy" .

Recently, outraged fans have protested against the RBS, pleading with them not to extend the loan to the American tycoons.

He was outraged initially, and complained bitterly, trying to change our minds.

Barack Obama says he is outraged over the latest comments from his former pastor. Rev.

Exum emphasized that he is not outraged by Medal of Honor or any other military shooter.

So far, the RCSC measures have failed to appease the outraged netizens.

The chemical industry was outraged, because it sells lots of formaldehyde that ends up in people's homes, often without their knowledge.

Needless to say, we were outraged. What kind of text was this? And what kind of teacher is?

The burning of the Muslim holy book by members of a small Florida church has outraged people across Afghanistan.

We would be outraged if Notre Dame Cathedral or the Great Pyramid of Giza were demolished to make way for modern buildings.

Barack Obama says he is outraged over the latest comments from his former pastor.

But Iraq's Sunni minority would be outraged if Mr Allawi, a secular Shia with strong Sunni support, were excluded from a government.

Outraged human-flesh searchers discovered she was a nurse in the north-east.

If the Chinese realized that McDonald's status in the United States, then it may not be in China as it is now outraged.

'I won't allow you to talk to me like that, ' Mr. Sarkozy said, outraged that a minister dared lecture him, according to people present.

Outraged at the apparent stinginess of the person who lost the cash, these teachers took up a collection for the boy.

"Agnes . . . was outraged by what seemed to her Rose's callousness " (Mrs. Humphry Ward).

Campaigning in Iowa, Clinton said she was profoundly saddened and outraged by Ms. Bhutto's assassination.

China's refusal even to debate Tibetan grievances and its outraged response to legitimate protests abroad have damaged the China brand.

We were outraged when we found we had been cheated out of our money.

If Mr Aquino really is serious about facing down the outraged bishops on birth control, he will need all his loyal friends.

Chirelstein disputed the Newsweek story, saying, I never said anything like that, and that he was outraged and humiliated.

But her confession has outraged a former boyfriend of seven years, who was known as "The Boy" in diary.

Outraged citizens complain to the Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia, where the bell is housed.

Outraged, villagers surrounded the municipal government vehicles, threw rocks, and overturned dozens of police vehicles and utility cars.

Naturally, the American public was shocked and outraged delighted at the schlock insightful shows.

SERBIAN nationalists are outraged over a new autonomy statute for Vojvodina, their northern province.

Needing little encouragement, masses of outraged Chinese students studying in foreign cities have gathered to out-shout Western protesters.

This stunning coastline overlooking their colony is being sold as a housing development and locals are outraged.

Conservative, property-conscious Americans, frightened and outraged, demanded retribution, even though no one knew who had thrown the bomb.

The United States opposes any construction in the settlements, and settlers are outraged.

Some feminists claim to be outraged that Mr McCain has promoted somebody just because she is a woman.

Some are plundered; some are mutilated; some covered with ribaldry and insult-all more or less outraged and dishonoured.

They were also outraged by the behaviour of bankers, whom one union leader accused of economic treason.

Outraged critics claim such services deliberately promote infidelity to further their commercial ambitions.

All Members of Congress and all Americans should be outraged that conditions could deteriorate to this degree.

He consulted with his wife, Samah, who was outraged at the way he was placing his family at risk.

I remember clearly how outraged I felt the first time I encountered any restrictions on flying with a bottle of wine.

Why are women not more outraged by the persistent inequalities in gender roles that limit their economic opportunities?

Outraged, Barry launches and wins a lawsuit against mankind, with terrible consequences for the environment.

The PAD is outraged that Cambodia is building on disputed land around the site.

Many world leaders are outraged over the attack and have stepped up demands for a ceasefire.

Liberal opinion in the West was outraged by this flagrant drug deal; Chinese hatred of outsiders burned evermore brightly.

Taxpayers who bailed out the banks have a right to be outraged at excessive pay.

The tabloid press is outraged, running images of Spitfire fighters over Dover's white cliffs, and calling a foreign owner "unthinkable" .

It was, said outraged national ministers, a return to the jungle, making Malaysia a laughing-stock.

' But ruling African National Congress lawmakers were outraged at the no-show and likened it to anarchy.

Thatcher loyalists are outraged that their heroine should be portrayed as decrepit, on the brink of dementia.

And outraged "netizens" besieged his parents' apartment with protests, threats and obscenities.

Those of us who passionately support the UN should be the most outraged by this.

Members of Parliament were outraged by the news of the assassination.

Outraged Jobs said: "I trusted you and now you're stealing from us. "

Outraged at finding bigotry in the police, Twain then found it in himself.

Investors were outraged that he'd get $50 million if there was a change of control.

A replay of Tevez's goal was shown on the stadium video screens in Soccer City, prompting outraged Mexican players to confront the referee.

People keep saying they are outraged because a bunch of ball players took steroids. How are they going to explain this to the kiddies?

They were outraged by the announcement of massive price increases.

But leading Egyptian officials were outraged by the contest, saying the pyramids shouldn't be put to a vote.

and we were outraged by the harsh attacks on the United States in the United Nations.

The victims' outraged family members gathered outside the courthouse and pelted police vehicles with rocks as they drove away.

But in a country where most people have brown skin, the message being sent to men and women has some people outraged.

In this work he also explores popular idioms of the 1960s in a manner calculated to provoke outraged criticism.

Outraged, Andrew Cuomo, New York State's attorney-general, launched an investigation.

RAINN, the Rape And Incest National Network, have now been left outraged by comments made by the actor.

And, rightly so, we're more outraged than ever that suffering continues in a world of such technological wonder and economic plenty.

At one point McMahon, who said she was "mystified and outraged, " asked Wang's lawyer to explain why the couple committed the crime.

The announcement has also outraged immigrant-rights advocates and civil-liberties groups.

The broadcast and the release of the letter outraged British officials, who said Turney's statements were obviously coerced.

'The president is outraged and has ordered an impartial investigation, ' Mr. Remonde said.

The parents of the girls are outraged that their children's ages and abilities are under suspicion.

some covered with ribaldry and insult-all more or less outraged and dishonoured.

It is the content of the sensational, stimulate the eye picture, or abnormal outraged or abnormal of deep breath.

The Italians elicited an outraged response from Tunis when they suggested intervening militarily to block the boats.

Workers are outraged saying the governor's plan to fix the budget could cause them to lose their collective bargaining rights.

Outraged Koreans claim historical rights to the islets going back more than a millennium.

Johansson was outraged by the invasion of privacy, and enlisted the FBI to investigate.

But many Americans say they are outraged that executives were getting big bonuses while taxpayer dollars were keeping the firms alive.

Even though Cuba and Venezuela had objected to the perjury charges at first, they were outraged by the verdict.

Outraged, the Trade Federation brazenly blockaded the peaceful planet of Naboo in protest.

That said, although British customers are notoriously sluggish about switching banks, those who are truly outraged do so.

AN OUTRAGED consumer- advocacy group is calling it the Fukushima of the e-mail industry.

Responses to the article have ranged from the bemused through the outraged.

No sooner had the lump gone down than her empty outraged stomach revolted and she lay in the soft dirt and vomited tiredly.

Other Tea Party Patriots were outraged. 'The rest of us flipped out.

I was outraged: even the Russian publisher had paid for the translation, though admittedly years late.

The press was outraged, calling Guo "Super Plagiarism Boy, " a play on "Super Voice Girls, " the Chinese equivalent of "American Idol. "

The incident outraged Ecuador's president, but yielded a huge haul of documents from Mr Reyes's computers.

Observers who are outraged by this system may adopt the slogan: "Production for people, not profit! "

When pressed, however, Elderson escaped to the continent. The stockholders were outraged that the board had permitted Elderson to get away.

If I were surprised, I'd be outraged.

A doll that imitates a breast-feeding infant teaches nurturing, but some parents are outraged.

People in the West are properly outraged by Taliban oppression of women in parts of Pakistan.

You remember their outraged front pages, right? All their cries of SICK and FOUL and VILE in huge black text?

His Eastern listeners must have been outraged at this story.

Some members of Congress, both Democrats and Republicans are outraged about these leaks.

You may be outraged with what occurs, so don't agree to anything if you feel coerced.

The German public was outraged.

Fans of these games were outraged.

Experts say many Turkish citizens are outraged about Israel's 2009 offensive there and by its ongoing economic blockade.

The public was outraged when the hardened criminal was released from prison .

Many Chinese were understandably outraged.

That he wasn't even charged with a crime outraged Holt.

Indeed, if he has a reputation for slacking, you might even be outraged.

Their wild behavior outraged the respectable burghers of Oxford.

One state assemblyman, Jose Solorio, is so outraged by Nevada's "nasty" ads that he is helping to fund a counter-campaign.

Outraged Australians have called for the person who shotthe koalas to receive the same punishment.

He forced cuts in bases and procurement on the outraged joint chiefs, only to find some money mysteriously restored again.

Dark in color, mood and outraged worldview, Michael Clayton is a film that speaks to the way we live now.

Predictably, many liberals are outraged by any talk of weakening reforms.

Free-speech defenders were outraged, seeing the move as doubly ill-conceived.

The gay community was outraged by this police harassment.

The closing of the hospital has outraged public opinion .

But science fiction people were neither surprised nor outraged.

They were outraged by our incursion into Cambodia.

Britain said it was "outraged" by the attack.

Outraged politicians in Washington, DC, smell blood.

Diaspora Jews were outraged at the implication that they are not properly Jewish.

Outraged reports accumulate on the shelf, gathering dust.

Why should this prompt the Mail to demand that its executive readers feel outraged?

"I'm outraged. FDA broke its word, " said Charles Brown, the group's national counsel.

The protesters were correct in being outraged by having to share in Wall Street's losses.

But the beating of the jovial bushy-bearded artist has outraged many.

The official reaction to the killing left many feeling outraged.

Still outraged in the morning, he is committed to a psychiatric clinic.

The public were outraged by the decision.

I was so outraged that this happened.

It has become the face of corporate greed, and Obama is doing all he can to convince Americans that he's as outraged as they are.

His behaviour outraged public opinion .

Voters are furious, and have been outraged even more by two related issues.

When French judges in 2009 froze nine of his 70 bank accounts, he was outraged.

The high society of Los Angeles was outraged, and Mrs Sterling mortified.

Once the discovery of melamine in milk became public shortly after the end of the Beijing Olympics in 2008, the Chinese public was outraged.

I responded in the affirmative, upon which she inquired again: "But weren't you outraged? "

Americans are outraged by the situation in Burma, where a military junta has imposed a 19-year reign of fear.

When news of the deal broke, both sides were outraged.

Families of the 96 who died at Hillsborough were understandably outraged when made aware of the article.

Human-rights activists were outraged.

They are outraged about the murder of Ibrahim Qarmoush, a local man who sang a song against the regime in Aasi Square until he was silenced.

The ugly incident outraged many onlookers.

And outraged, nauseous, flabbergasted . . . I wish I could say I can't imagine what they were thinking, but in fact I do have a guess.

A prominent Yemeni human rights activist, Amal Albasha, is also outraged the practice continues.

Ordinary Poles were outraged by news of the exercise and demanded a firm response fro the government.

"I'm talking to this lot! " said Ginny, outraged.

Marie Stopes and BPAS, for their part, are outraged at the implication that they are biased and money-grubbing.

Liu xiao LAN outraged throw on the ground, the ring returned home.

As such, you are outraged when others break laws or show contempt for authority.

This move outraged fans of the character.

South Korea was outraged by the incident.

The store owner is outraged, "How dare you show your face in here? "

Even as Pecora's findings outraged the public they fuelled a loss of confidence in the banking system.

The authorities' sudden decision to shut down 23 migrants' schools across Beijing has outraged parents, the Chinese press and activists.

Mr Lu says users were outraged when his website was blocked.

Americans are outraged by both Wall Street fat cats and the UAW job bank.

The speaker's remarks outraged the audience.

They will face an outraged public that seeks to exact revenge on bankers and banks.

In Palmyra, Syria, I once refused to buy a $4 T-shirt from a child hawker, prompting his outraged query: "Why are Americans so cheap? "

They enabled and supported a regime that 'outraged' the world.

Now Jennifer felt outraged and wanted to punish him.

monkeys are also outraged by slack rivals.

[A] monkeys are also outraged by slack rivals.

Outraged, Russia's greatest poet left town.

We are all outraged that the punishment is something that is equal to a traffic accident.

was outraged by the injustice.

rabies caused the rabid dog outraged a raving dog.

He was outraged by the injustice.

I was wondering why there weren't any outraged messages re: the luggage fees when I checked mail on Saturday, but now I know.

Outraged, Tai Lung laid waste to the Valley.

Netizens were outraged.

Internet commentators on the Chinese mainland were outraged.

The outraged lawyer says, This is a ripoff - how come the lawyer brains are so damned expensive?

I don't mean to sound outraged, but I am pretty outraged.

Many were audibly outraged.

He was outraged by their behavior.

Many people on both the right and the left are outraged at the idea of using taxpayer money to bail out America's financial system.

"I was outraged at how bad the science was, " she told me.

Perhaps that's why I'm not outraged by what is perhaps the first book of 2011 to unleash a firestorm of condemnation.

Were there any outraged newspaper editorials headlined 'Free Tibet in slitty eye shock' between 2006 and 2008?

Her friends were outraged; she couldn't have cared less.

I was outraged by the whole proceeding.

The statement, made in the new issue of Vanity Fair, has outraged anti-sexual violence groups.

I too am outraged by corruption.

The Turks were outraged.

He says he is outraged at the decision.

Today I want to respond to readers who were outraged by my willingness even to question whether addiction is a disease of the brain.

She is outraged that virtually all females consider their looks as key to their self-image.

Many people were outraged at the tragedy.

The cops fired 50 bullets, but the pastor says he is outraged by the figure of 31.

Many people here in the European Union's newest member country (in 2007) were outraged.

Thereports of prisoner abuses there outraged him, but also rekindled an ambitionto be an officer.

I am utterly outraged and in disbelief.

I was disgusted, outraged, but also ravenous for more information.

The loss of life-1, 198 people drowned, including 128 U. S. citizens-outraged public opinion.

In response, outraged Hong Kong mothers have marched, picketed and set up at least two Facebook protest sites.

The bigger question is, who is right: you or the outraged artists?

outraged the public, and his bad behavior was abolished

First he outraged the opposition by flipping a salute to US President George W. Bush;

China outraged after India bans all toy imports

led several thousand outraged loyalists to an indefinite sit-in outside the Predient's office

And takes the flute in outraged scorn,

And the cynics were outraged