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angry

[ang-gree] / ˈæŋ gri /


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Both Michelle and Veronica feel angry about what they see as the poor treatment their sister received.

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There has been an angry reaction from some X users in response to the post.

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"There's also a lot of people in there who are angry and they're fed up with the state of our society and our community, and I take some responsibility for that as first minister."

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Residents living by Kings Delph said they felt angry and "sick" at the huge number of fish deaths, the foul odour and discoloured water.

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The plan has been welcomed by locals near the tips but villagers near one of the so-called supersites uncovered by a recent BBC investigation are angry that site is not being cleared.

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