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ire

[ahyuhr] / aɪər /


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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

Discord is pushing back plans to start verifying the age of all users in March after weeks of user ire.

From BBC

The effort has drawn ire from some employees who argue that more immediate operational needs should take priority.

From The Wall Street Journal

On social media, however, Fanatics and Rubin remain targets of fans’ ire.

From Los Angeles Times

One SCiLL class she raved about in particular has also attracted considerable ire.

From The Wall Street Journal