1. The French coach seemed to be particularly angered by United midfielder Darren Fletcher's challenges but stopped short of accusing the Scot by name.
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2. The appointment and Thaksin's subsequent visit to Cambodia angered the government in Bangkok and resulted in a recall of ambassadors from both sides.
3. Many lawmakers were angered by what they said was the administration's lack of candor with Congress ahead of the Libya mission.
4. Groups representing victims'families were angered by Obama's order, charging they had waited too long already to see the alleged attackers brought to court.
5. She said she was angered by the Japanese government's claims of sovereignty.
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6. It seriously angered many Chinese people and hundreds of articles flooded the net in defiant proof of how clean Chinese dormitories were.
7. Abe has angered Koreans and other Asians by saying earlier " there is no evidence to prove there was coercion " exercised over the women.
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8. The wedding caused an uproar when Princess Louise angered the Prince of Wales by becoming the first British princess to marry a commoner.
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9. That has angered students at the University of Southern California and the Chinese community in the United States.
10. A company policy requiring female employees to report any intentions to fall pregnant has angered women staff members and stirred public debate in Chongqing.
adj
1. marked by extreme anger
e.g. the enraged bull attached
furious about the accident
a furious scowl
infuriated onlookers charged the police who were beating the boy
could not control the maddened crowd
Synonym: enraged furious infuriated maddened