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• Harry Truman then shocked and angered them by calling their bluff.
• Q ) Why has U . S . policy angered Europeans?
• Her false statements have angered officials at the Old Westbury campus.
• They're still angered to have lost a World Series.
• Many here said they were angered by Liddy's comments.
• Aoshima had apparently angered the sect by calling for its dissolution.
• The quirky offensive formations angered some of the Cowboys'players.
• Many Democrats, angered by the tests, boycotted the speech.
• The opinion angered Murphy and other lawyers in the General Assembly.
• Tomsic apparently angered Belle by taking his picture before the game.
• Excited or angered voters showed up; disillusioned ones stay home.
• That earned him an ejection, which only angered him more.
• But he also angered some traditional allies in his own party.
• The announcement angered United Auto Workers union officials at the time.
• In the competitive world of publishing, such charges angered Carter.
• The government shutdown has offended people; it has angered people.
• This angered Brown and once again has him watching his back.
• I'd much rather be challenged, angered, enlightened.
• The company received calls from angered users, the spokesman said.
• Arbenz's left-wing politics angered the United States.