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“It was only thanks to God that I survived,” he exclaims, furiously making the sign of the cross three times.

From BBC

Then Bayern manager Thomas Tuchel reacted furiously and said the referee had told his players he didn't award the penalty because it was "a kid's mistake".

From BBC

The timing couldn’t be better for the Rams, who, like furiously paddling surfers, have successfully caught this city’s swell of sports magic.

Feminism, gay rights and the Vietnam War fueled additional discord, with more traditionalist congregants opposing the ordination of female priests and reacting furiously to mainline Protestant leaders who advocated from the pulpit.

From Salon

Their position is so unpopular with voters, the majority of whom support women’s right to choose, that Vance and Trump have furiously backpedaled.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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