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Whatever how you to express the angers, but don't make the matter which is unable to recall.

All this advice about appearances angers the individualists who insist on living and behaving as they please.

It not only grieves, but it angers the psalmist to see many who do not follow the Lord's Law.

The British can be oddly obtuse about how their arrogance angers others.

The idea of marketing men having more sway over the men in white coats angers some traditionalists.

A king's wrath is like the roar of a lion; he who angers him forfeits his life.

The struggles of the two men remind us of our own struggles to control our animosities and angers.

Much of our everyday violencethatthe angers that rules our lives all comes from the lack of civility from lack of basic human interaction.

Seeing how some people view Linda as an eyesore and bad mouthing her all the time, this angers me.

The Senate bill contains no provision for a government-run insurer, which angers leftists; some want to revive this controversial notion.

That which angers men most is to be taxed above their neighbors.

It angers me that people would fabricate a story like that.

"Unemployment is over 9 percent , and to be paying first- year associates $ 500 an hour angers the public, " he observes .

It is vital that we address this problem as it is an issue that angers all of us.

It's a charge that angers Stratos Paradias, head of the Hellenic Property Federation, a group that defends the interests of property owners.

This scheme angers lots of people, not least Lord Coe, chairman of the committee organising the games and twice an Olympic champion.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel angers China by holding historic talks with the Dalai Lama in Berlin.

Let us repent and let go of the afflictions, blames, hatreds, and angers.

More than the law, though, it is the dishonest attitude of their fellow countryman that angers many snake charmers.

If there's one word that confuses, upsets, angers, beleaguers, exhausts and contaminates us all, then it is postmodernism.

And some use it as a way of expressing their angers and sorrows.

Defensiveness can be even more dangerous because it angers and alienates those who would give feedback and reinforces their negative views.

I would keep a journal, noting my fears, angers, in securities, tribulations and triumphs.

If he's against it, he angers voters who support the right.

It does not do to repress negative thoughts, such as fears, angers, or resentment. They should be recognized, faced and replaced.

But the longer it holds out, the more it also angers the European Union, which threatens to sue.

Each "false positive" reduces profits and angers an honest shopper.

There are almost always other underlying causes, other sorrows or angers , which give the ghost the opportunity to act.

Kurt's his boss' favorite employee, a fact which angers the boss' cokehead son.

He who angers you controls you, there-fore you have no control over your anger.

It angers my father that you have decided to leave home.

Jason: I'm sublimating my angers so I get my negative emotions under control and have a more constructive attitude, Ok?

What you've done really angers me.

This surplus angers America's exporters, who want China to buy more of their goods, rather than salting money away.

These can cause angers and misunderstandings for they look like 'The monkey of Darwin' at that time.

He who angers you controls you.

It does not do to repre negative thoughts, such as fears, angers, or resentment.

The student angers the teacher.

My brother is a young man who angers easily.

The Senate bill contains no provision for a government-run insurer, which angers leftists;

Lay still night for the angels, no laughter or no angers, cold silence, no emotions Feel changes through our ocean

Ban on secondhand sales angers Japanese gadget lovers

He who angers you conquers you. --Elizabeth Kenny

wood bits ; single twist hand angers gimlet bits

GM expansion in Poland angers German unions

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