And that's created a lot of ire amongst many Democrats and some Republicans.
Another object of ire is Portugal, the former colonial master that has lately flooded Angola with some 130, 000 workers.
As the U.S. housing market goes through its worst period in decades, a lot of ire is being directed at mortgage lenders.
Finally, Japan gets the stiffest deal of all with iPads there officially confirmed to be SIM-locked to Softbank Mobile's network, something that has already earned plenty of ire from the local populace.
Hepler has said some interesting things during interviews that were taken out of context and made her the source of ire and mockery, often to the point of people blaming her for the downfall of their beloved series or company.
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Of course, there may never be any defusing of the ire of someone who is simply peeved that you are making money off your version of their life.
While so-called social-welfare organizations are the current object of Democratic ire, the code covers 28 categories of organizations.
The risks associated with raw milk are controversial, but have of course drawn the ire of regulators who have either banned the sales outright, or required a permit.
North Korea has pointed to recent military drills in the South and the sanctions imposed on it for its nuclear-weapons program as the source of its ire, as well as what it calls a lack of respect from Seoul for its regime.
But, save some of your ire for Barack Obama, Paul Ryan, and Timothy Geithner.
Still, much of the ire is aimed at the government as much as at Mr Buzek.
Perhaps that should be the focus of your ire, notably but not only within the British context.
No, he's angry, and that evening I am the object of his ire.
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Some of the ire was directed toward former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, who stepped down amid controversy over this issue and others last month.
Apple is drawing a fair amount of internet ire for their actions, as chronicled by Carl Franzen at Talking Points Memo.
But most of its ire is reserved for President Bashar al-Assad's regime.
Styles was also the referee for Stoke's match at the Stadium of Light and Pulis reserved some of his ire for the official.
The environmental pressure also raised the prospect of costly delays, to the ire of the customers who have pre-purchased much of the anticipated gas.
If Lithuania (with 3.7m people) stays the slowcoach, it will be harder to bring in go-ahead Estonia or vulnerable Latvia, currently the main target of Kremlin ire.
And the chief target of its ire, President Lee Teng-hui, continues for the moment to stand tough because, say his aides, such a stance would help win votes.
Or maybe national governments are absorbing most of the ire.
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They remember the Poll Tax - and they also know that local taxation raises a relatively low proportion of council funding but provokes a huge degree of voter ire.
As the battle for billions of campaign dollars heats up, neither side dares grant the other any modicum of success, or risk the ire of its donors by appearing to compromise.
When American warplanes (accidentally, or not?) bombed al-Jazeera's Kabul office and later its bureau in Baghdad, much of the Arab audience assumed this to be a direct expression of American ire.
The eruption of bipartisan ire over the failed financial bailout bill Monday cast doubt over the green energy industry that Congress would be able to pass anything until after next year's presidential inauguration.
Martin Schulz, president of the European parliament, allowed some of his ire about Britain's stance to burst into the open when questioned by BBC colleague Iain Watson at a press conference on Thursday night.
Martin Shulz, president of the European parliament, allowed some of his ire about Britain's stance to burst into the open when questioned by BBC colleague Iain Watson at a press conference on Thursday night.
The possibility of relaxing the limits has raised the ire of preservation advocates, who say the longstanding law has maintained Washington's architectural aesthetic and is crucial to the appeal of the nation's capital, where only its monuments rise to imposing heights.
The US, the main focus of North Korean ire, said it was capable of protecting itself and its allies from any attacks.
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