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Pasadena police said that three people were injured in the attack after Zavala reportedly became agitated due to a spilled beverage.

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He was transferred to HMP Edinburgh's segregation unit after prison officers said he had become agitated.

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But the program remains enormously popular in the high-tech world, which has long agitated for an expansion.

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"And then all of a sudden, this agitated, anxious man began to sleep," she recalls.

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"I didn't think it was a good look," said Purslow, when asked about the way Isak agitated for his record-breaking transfer to Liverpool after an acrimonious split was finally concluded on deadline day.

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

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