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France’s Citizenship TestPARIS – Since last November’s brutal terrorist attacks in Paris, a furious debate has been raging in France over whether to revoke the citizenship of those convicted of terrorist offenses.
Morales had to land in Vienna, and Latin American leaders were furious at what they took to be an insult to their dignity.
Iraq stands as a reminder of America's furious desire to avenge the terrorist attacks of September, 2001 and hurt punish even those unconnected with the perpetrators.
But Sharon’s fellow generals were furious at him, as was often the case.
The reaction by China’s public to the gory photos of the injured was furious.
President Jonathan’s announcement triggered furious protests from his northern rivals, including Ibrahim Babangida, a former military dictator who reminded him that Olusegun Obasanjo, a southerner, had served as president from 1999, when military rule ended, to 2007, with northern support.
Some of the subsequent media coverage reduced Williams to the trope of the angry black woman, and a cartoon of her outburst in the Herald Sun newspaper in Melbourne, Australia, sparked a furious backlash from critics who deemed it racist and offensive.
America’s allies were furious, but Trump won the day.
Last November, Trump finally rid himself of his first attorney general, Jeff Sessions, with whom he’d been furious for (properly) recusing himself from the special counsel’s investigation into Russia’s interference in the 2016 election, whether the Trump campaign had cooperated with Russia, and whether Trump had obstructed justice by impeding the investigation.
Enthusiastic Brexiteers are furious that Big Ben, the Westminster Parliament’s iconic clock, cannot sound to mark this event because of long-overdue repairs.
But another fox has entered the hen house, and it has met with the typical European response to danger: furious cackling and an explosion of feathers.
Not surprisingly, he and his inner circle are furious about our plans, claiming that they amount to a coup attempt.
Politics is now less about interests than about culture, identity, and furious emotions stirred up in the endless echo chambers of the Internet.
For the furious crowds gathering in all 50 states, the days of tolerating such abuses of power – and the systemic racism that encourages and facilitates them – are over.
US negotiators and President Donald Trump were furious, and on May 10, Trump more than doubled US tariffs on $200 billion worth of imports from China.
The Trump administration’s furious reaction to a new book by former National Security Adviser John Bolton has followed a similar script.
Japanese officials are uneasy with South Korea’s approach to North Korea, viewing it as too conciliatory, and are furious with South Korea for reviving its demand that Japan apologize and compensate Korean women abused by the Imperial Japanese Army before and during World War II.
Trump was furious that his first attorney general, Jeff Sessions, recused himself from the Russia investigation, and eventually fired him.
When Britain recognized the People’s Republic of China in 1950, just one year after the revolution, the US, gearing up for its crusade against global Communism, was furious.
With the US also incurring high costs from the trade war, President Donald Trump was furious, and took his revenge.
But that's not the point!...Kindly ballot!...Abominable!' was heard shouted by spiteful furious voices from every side.
The looks and expressions on the faces were yet more spiteful and furious than the words.
The squalls were furious: they seemed to bring the death of labour, a famine which would kill many men.
Chaval and Levaque, however, made a furious gesture, while Maheu restrained them by a glance, and Zacharie shrugged his shoulders chaffingly.
But Chaval, after glancing at the table of counters in the receiver's little glass office, came back furious.
Maheude was furious and raised her hands.
And he experienced a furious desire to avenge himself on her with contempt, without any motive.
Then came the waiting with naked feet in the receiving-room, swept by furious currents of air.
Chaval was furious.
But where a girl tumbled with a man over her, the cornet covered their fall with its furious music; the swirl of feet wrapped them round as if the ball had collapsed upon them.
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