Stewart was irate over the development.
A person close to the situation said that M.L.S. Commissioner DON GARBER was irate over Sakiewicz's comments.
Two years ago, he quelled the anger of key defensive players who were irate over the offense's poor production.
Also, neighbors are irate over construction they say is ignoring the project's permit requirements, an issue that will be aired at a public hearing on Thursday.
Busch, a five-time Bristol winner who has not been to victory lane there since 2006, was irate over his radio at the loss.
For his part, Mr Saakashvili is irate over Russia's meddlesome backing for South Ossetia and Abkhazia, two regions of Georgia that broke away in the early 1990s.
The Chinese have been irate over American actions that challenge their economic practices at the W.T.O. and over the imposition of duties by the Commerce Department.
Cameron Mackintosh was irate over a column in The New York Post by the syndicated gossip columnist Liz Smith that ran yesterday and suggested that Mr. Mackintosh, producer of "Les Mis" and "Phantom," was using the crisis to "crunch costs" on his productions.
Her neighbors, Jonathan Selbin, a class-action lawyer who has honed his skills suing major corporations, and his wife, Jenny Selbin, also a lawyer, are irate over the cigarette smoke that they say seeps from Ms. Huff's apartment into the common hallway of their building, the elegant Beaux-Arts Ansonia, on Broadway between 73rd and 74th Streets.
Palestinians make up 60% of Jordan's 5 million people, and they are irate over U.S. support of Israel.
