If I were the Obama campaign, I would be furious at these people.

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Americans should be furious at the fact that our own government misdiagnosed again and again the root cause of the financial crisis.

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Unison regional organiser Steve Belcher told Wales Online that council staff - who are three years into a pay freeze - would be furious at the plans.

BBC: Cardiff City Hall

Former Conservative leader Michael Howard, who has been reported to be furious at Mr Willetts over his speech, has said he is making no comment on the row.

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It was Alonso's turn to be furious at the Italian Grand Prix later that year when he was demoted five places for allegedly holding up Schumacher's team-mate Felipe Massa in qualifying.

BBC: Ferrari out to beat Michael Schumacher and Mercedes

Wall Street may be furious with the Obama administration but at least Mr. Obama (and his predecessor) bailed it out.

WSJ: Robert Reich: Why Business Should Fear the Tea Party

Here the most important type of elector may not be swing voters but those too furious to vote at all.

ECONOMIST: Bagehot

If the two tycoons manage to appoint feeble non-execs in the coming weeks, says Paul Reynolds, a media analyst at Deutsche Bank, investors will be furious.

ECONOMIST: Television

His friends maintain that it was a joke at his own expense, suggesting that he would have been furious not to be told earlier.

BBC: Martha Kearney's week