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It would be even better if they became outraged enough to demand campaign finance reform that would ban unregulated donations to political parties known as "soft money".

People are outraged -- outraged!

Satire, according to Denby, "requires the dramatized or implied belief in some outraged ideal, some better way of life or art than the fallen and degraded versions that the satirist attacks".

If that makes you outraged and disgusted, even better.

In North Africa and the Middle East, a better-educated but increasingly impoverished and morally outraged middle class ignited the Arab Spring and continues to fire its aftermath.

The Futureheads Hounds Of Love 2004 (Kate Bush 1985) If I say this is better than the original I'll be hunted down by outraged Kate Bush fans.

Every day a succession of outraged rightwing bloggers and backbench politicians said they expected better standards from parliament.

However, when one monkey began receiving a "better" reward -- a grape -- the other monkey immediately became outraged and rejected the cucumber the assistant offered.

Rule has never bettered her work here, which is both clear-eyed and outraged.

The politician was all the more outraged because a reporter had repositioned the pamphlet to get a better camera shot.

We should wait patiently for our annual fix of "Hallelujah!", the kiss-it-better coda to Part Two's bruising sequence of stricken choruses and outraged arias.