They kept their tempers in check, though it was apparent many residents just want to go home.
In 1993 Elisabeth Sussman made people lose their tempers about the social and political sloganising of the art she chose.
Just as Portillo's family is now pleading for athletes to control their tempers, McCabe has spent the last four years preaching the importance of sportsmanship in and around Rochester.
But the Nashville, Tenn. duo tempers their melancholy with an infectious dose of finger snaps and claps, bouncing rhythms and tinkling pianos.
With the game slipping away from Bourgoin tempers flared and the crowd vented their frustration when Steenson's penalty was given touch when it appeared to have landed in touch-and-goal.
Suppertime is a time in ADHD households when tempers and homework arguments are often at their worst.
But if financial services lobbyists hope to get what they want, their best option may be to stall and let congressional tempers subside.
Ireland retained their 10-point lead heading into half-time but tempers boiled over when Fogarty and Owen Lentz were sin-binned for fighting.
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Tempers flared as Real pressed for a winner to delay their rivals' title confirmation, and Espanyol's Victor Sanchez was sent off for a crude late tackle on Higuain while 10 other bookings were handed out in the match.
Unsurprisingly, tempers are fraying as governments struggle to find ways to protect their own.
After Gavin McCann's heavy tackle on Bacary Sagna, for which he was cautioned, tempers flared between Cesc Fabregas and El-Hadji Diouf and they had their names taken too.
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