That’s when she put out her most sugary pop record, an album so slick that it both blasted up the charts and infuriated the indie rock kids who had once worshiped her.

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Roberts’s status as a key swing vote was solidified by the 2012 decision he wrote upholding the Affordable Care Act’s constitutionality, in which the individual care mandate was preserved as a tax, a decision that infuriated conservatives.

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It was 1936, and a coalition of progressive groups had just swept the national elections, infuriating the Spanish right-wing.

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Which is why the new privacy features are infuriating advertisers, app makers and some of Apple’s biggest Silicon Valley neighbors.

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Manchin has carved out a space for himself as the most moderate Democrat in the Senate, occasionally infuriating those in his party who see him as stopping their agenda cold.

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She has infuriated partisans of both teams with her rulings, but her calls have mostly been seen as rational and justified.

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Dozens of GOP-led state legislatures have proposed similar voting restrictions, infuriating Democrats and voting rights activists.

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