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ire

[ahyuhr] / aɪər /


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Did Peggy spark the violent ire of someone she harshly criticized in her role of “agony aunt”? Or might her opposition to the building of an expensive real-estate development have prompted her death?

From The Wall Street Journal

Offshore call centers have been a target of consumer ire for decades, as companies moved customer service hubs to lower-cost locations including India.

From The Wall Street Journal

Out of misguided deference to supposed victims, they have been largely aiming their ire in the wrong direction.

From The Wall Street Journal

But ire towards the plans runs deep in this affluent and picturesque stretch of Scotland's world-renowned golf coast.

From BBC

For many locals, their initial fear was quietened by the knowledge that the missing man's ire was directed at authorities, Alpine Shire Deputy Mayor Sarah Nicholas told the BBC.

From BBC