When Ms. Avant asked her daughter that evening why she cheated, Kaci said she was afraid her mom would be angry over a bad grade.

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Others claim it will weaken the city's status as Europe's financial centre, while German politicians are also said to be angry over the market operator's promise to move its headquarters to London if a bid is successful.

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Though many Serb soldiers will be angry over the war's outcome, there seemed little reason to doubt that Mr Milosevic, backed by the secret service and interior ministry, could still deliver a deal once deprived of any more wiggle-room.

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There were "untrue statements related to misbehaviour", which included: ''If you don't behave, I will call the police, " and: "If you don't quiet down and start behaving, the lady over there will be angry with you.

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Over time, pretending not to be angry with a friend when you are, or turning to a text messages instead of having an honest conversation, becomes a formative habit of communication.

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With many companies understandably angry over the loss of their favored treatment, they could likely be placated by an across-the-board cut in corporate income tax rates.

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However, those operators were said to be angry at EE's 4G headstart, with O2 and Vodafone only recently agreeing not to take legal action over the matter.

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