Just before halftime, Carroll caught United goalkeeper David De Gea after going up for a corner -- a challenge that infuriated Ferguson, who later said it should have been a red card.
Cutler was identified as the lead attorney when the jury selection began in March, but he stumbled badly during his opening statement and then infuriated the judge with a savage cross-examination of a woman who claimed Spector threatened her with a gun.
Then, on August 16th, a leak from the investigation that showed the police in a bad light infuriated officers.
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That eventuality never came to pass, however, because in a decision that infuriated business owners, doctors, and Fox News talking-heads alike, the Supreme Court upheld Obamacare.
The threat posed by Lotus SmartSuite, a rival to Microsoft Office, infuriated Microsoft, and three days after the Lotus deal, Microsoft became non-responsive to efforts to finalise a licence for Windows 95.
More than 50 of the UK's 650 constituencies have said they will be counting votes on Friday, a prospect that has infuriated some MPs.
They face a torrent of criticism from conservatives and others infuriated by the prospect of amnesty for lawbreakers and perplexed that the president would make immigration a common cause with Democrats.
As an old salesman, running a sales driven company, nothing infuriated me more than watching salesmen discounting perfectly good products because it was easier than uncovering and addressing the real objection.
Republicans are also infuriated by Kennedy's decision to file a civil racketeering suit against House Minority Whip Tom DeLay (R-Texas), accusing him of extorting campaign contributions and funneling them through secretive political organizations that do not have to disclose their contributors.
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Oracle, which has a reputation for bullying customers, has infuriated customers in the past by introducing products littered with bugs.
In color theory, black, although powerful, lends us a sign of uneasy authority holding the power with a mighty roar and seldom arouses an infuriated response.
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In Malaysia, a share-allocation scandal was but one among a number of revelations that tainted politicians and infuriated citizens.
Infuriated right-wingers, including Justice Antonin Scalia in a vociferous dissent, greeted all this as an assault on states' rights.
What he and a lot of other people are surprised and infuriated by, though, is the new deadline set for schemes hoping to qualify for the current tariff levels.
Despite Suarez sealing the three points with a stunning second-half strike from a tight angle, the crucial breakthrough that infuriated Bruce so much was the spot-kick awarded 11 minutes before the interval.
Amylin went to court last year to end a development and marketing deal with Eli Lilly for both Bydureon and Byetta, ending a tumultuous partnership that finally unraveled when Lilly signed a rival deal with Boehringer Ingelheim, which infuriated Amylin executives.
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"If such a person has made such accusations that have infuriated the people and it is shown that he cannot prove them, then legal steps must be taken with regards to this person, " said Gov. Morteza Tamaddon, according to the Iran Labor News Agency.
But although popular with tennis fans for her cheerful manner and skilful play, Hingis did court controversy, most notably in the French Open final in 1999, where she lost to Germany's Steffi Graf and infuriated the crowd by arguing line calls and them making a graceless and tearful exit.
The play that infuriated Petke came after the Crew's Eddie Gaven centered a pass that Justin Meram.
But this infuriated some developers, who resent the fact that Facebook takes a 30% cut on every transaction involving credits.
King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia were infuriated two years ago when some Swedish newpapers published pictures of a thin-looking Victoria and suggested that she had an eating disorder.
Having got (and lost) their referendum, Conservatives expected the Lib Dems to stick to their side of the deal and vote through the boundary changes - but Lib Dem MPs, infuriated by the way the Conservatives fought that referendum, with a personalised campaign against Nick Clegg, and by the subsequent defeat of Lords reform, are now attempting to block the new boundaries, with the enthusiastic backing of Labour.
Unions representing Qantas workers have been infuriated by the firm's restructuring plans, which will see a large part of its operation moving to Asia.
But a far more important choke on reform is that a significant portion of the great British public, already infuriated by the sums spent on prisoners, bitterly resent the notion of spending still more.
For years, Mr Blair saw joining the euro as a way to increase British influence in Europe and was infuriated by Gordon Brown's insistence that to do so would put at risk Britain's enviable economic stability and the government's ambitious spending plans.
At the same time, the mayor has often infuriated the Republican Party, which fumed as he pilloried George Pataki, a Republican, when he stood against Mr Cuomo (after Mr Pataki won, Mr Giuliani had a hard time repairing the relationship), and breathed a sigh of relief when the mayor finally (if half-heartedly) endorsed Mr Dole's candidacy.
Everton were infuriated, and their agony could have increased in injury time, but Santa Cruz turned a close-range effort over the bar with only Howard to beat.
She was equally infuriated when she arrived at the house to find that Allen had installed his own furniture as a gift and had hers taken away.
The plans have infuriated many AMs and MPs who accuse the UK government of being unwilling to consult or hold a referendum on what they see as a big constitutional change.
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Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez, who confronted fourth official Andre Marriner and United boss Sir Alex Ferguson after Rooney's equaliser, was infuriated by the penalty award - and was also animated throughout by what he clearly regarded as a succession of contentious decisions that he believed went in the home side's favour.
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