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infuriate

verb as in make angry

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But this would lock the GOP into another year of Joe Biden spending levels, starve the military, and infuriate House conservatives who were promised an end to government by continuing resolution or omnibus.

The Latin megastar brought a fresh wave of controversy after being named to headline the Super Bowl last month, with right-wing critics infuriated at the choice of an artist who sings mostly in Spanish.

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“She’s living her life as if nothing happened, and it’s infuriating,” said Gallozzi.

That may be why “Murdaugh: Death in the Family” is infuriating as opposed to entertaining, because it confirms that we haven’t escaped any of that after all.

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Part of what has made the false claims so infuriating, victims say, is that L.A.

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