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• This hilarious, moving novel is also charged with a current of understated anger.

• In fact, she expects the percentage of people grappling with it will double from 10% to 20% as the pandemic continues, not just because of personal loss or existential guilt, but building anger in the midst of a hyper-politicized atmosphere.

• Danish mink farmers and the center-right opposition bloc have voiced anger over the planned cull, which they’ve characterized as an overreaction.

• Demoralization, he says, involves experiencing a loss of meaning and purpose in life, accompanied by frustration, anger and a feeling that one is fighting a losing battle.

• The police union’s lawsuit cited the growing anger over police violence as a reason to hide their names.

• The Monopoly-style “Ghettopoly” board game was drenched in racial stereotypes, and angered the NAACP.

• But the constant cry for help has angered German politicians especially, as the bulk of the refugees are heading there.

• This post-mortum attempt to paint Brown as a suspect angered the mostly black community of Ferguson.

• Alexander Litvinenko had angered the Kremlin with repeated claims that Putin was running a thuggish and brutal regime.

• Patton is angered by the “outrageous” lack of care veterans face when they return home.

• "The mountain deities were angered at your presumption," nodded Kano, well pleased.

• But their attacks angered the superior ones, and they began a campaign of extermination against the insect men's empire.