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express fury
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1.18 |
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Arab nations have expressed fury with the move. |
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vent fury
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1.18 |
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Eventually, Meciar vented his fury. |
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spark fury
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1.12 |
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The charge sparked fury from Tehran. |
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unleash fury
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1.12 |
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The storm unleashed its fury. |
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provoke fury
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1.05 |
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Those remarks provoked fury in Britain. |
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have fury
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0.92 |
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Hell hath no fury? |
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turn fury
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0.59 |
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Sometimes they lash out, attacking others, or they turn their fury on themselves. |
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fuel fury
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0.53 |
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Limbaugh and his ilk fuel the fury. |
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cause fury
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0.39 |
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Both acts caused fury at home. |
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feel fury
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0.33 |
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She felt her fury rising. |
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arouse fury
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0.26 |
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None of these outrages aroused the fury of the US government. |
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control fury
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0.26 |
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He seemed to know how hard I was trying to control my fury. |
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create fury
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0.26 |
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The massacre created fury among Arab Israelis. |
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draw fury
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0.26 |
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The growth of the Zapatista insurgency, which began four years ago, has drawn fury from the established powers in Chiapas. |
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see fury
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0.26 |
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You see fury. |