As in Pakistan, reports of foreign interference anger many locals, particularly since women and children were among the victims of the Abyan raid.
Managed by Bangkok Airways employees, with Bangkok Airways planes and Thai employees, the foreign rival angers Prince Chakrapong.
Francine Blanche, who heads the sans-papiers effort at the C.G.T., said the foreign workers, angered by the delays, were gaining in confidence.
Mr. Richardson's announcement came weeks after a visit to Brookhaven by Eugene Habiger, the Energy Department's security chief, who responded to the questions of both American and foreign scientists angered by the badge policy.
The protests came as pressure from international sanctions caused a sudden plunge in the value of Iran's currency, the rial, which has in turn played havoc with the buying and selling of foreign currency, angering merchants and the capital's black-market money-changers, who work along Ferdowsi Avenue in central Tehran.
Signed reluctantly by President Herbert Hoover, who most certainly did know better, the law did not do much to ameliorate the onrushing Depression, but it did anger foreign trading partners.
The interview, in which Obama justified his non-interventionist foreign policy, caused anger in the UK, with one of the cabinet ministers most closely involved with Libyan planning saying the US president's remarks "had been extremely unfair and completely untrue".
Mark Malloch Brown, the UN's former number two and once a writer for this newspaper, now a British foreign minister, also angered him.
In a pending federal case involving slave labor in Burma, the Justice Department argued that this and similar lawsuits may complicate foreign policy by angering nations helping fight terrorism.
A8 Outcry Over Israeli's Warning Foreign Minister David Levy angered Israeli Arab and leftist lawmakers, as well as Arab countries, by evoking biblical images in his repeating of a warning that Israel would retaliate harshly for attacks in the north.
