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The merger drew the ire of several large Core Scientific shareholders, including Two Seas Capital, which filed a proxy in opposition to the merger in September, and has remained vocal on the subject since then.

After the loss to Notre Dame, once again fans have turned their ire to Lincoln Riley and his play calling.

It’s the funders and organizers of many voter witch-hunt efforts that draw my ire, because they exploit that reasonable wish for fairness for their own dark agenda.

For the transportation secretary, surviving Musk’s onslaught — and the administration’s ire — means threading a narrow needle.

Federline's memoir has raised the ire of Spears, and her vocal army of online supporters.