They also associated the out-group with anger, but for them the out-group was white.

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By calling an election for October 3rd, Mr Howard is hoping to avoid the worst of voter anger at the economic fall-out from the Asian crisis.

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We live in pretty extraordinary times - there's real anger out there.

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Gardner advanced on a groundout and scored when Overbay lined a two-out single right past Harvey, who snapped his head in anger.

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So thoroughly has this fable soaked into the culture that it is now mere conventional wisdom that if we just let it all out from the deep recesses of our souls--the anger, the fear, the prejudice, whatever--we will all be better off.

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Above all, it is a fine and detailed history of Indian Muslim anger and insecurity, spawned by the 18th-century decline of the Mughals, and the way this played out in the freedom struggle.

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This is a bit rich coming from Microsoft, a convicted monopolist in operating-system software, which has also been known to squeeze out smaller competitors, but its anger that it has had to endure years of scrutiny by regulators, while Google has been left alone, is genuine.

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In August Lorenzo Zambrano, the chairman and CEO of Cemex, the world's biggest building-materials supplier, which built its empire out of the limestone cliffs of Monterrey, vented his anger on Twitter.

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