Mr Kerry will not stand idly by while he is being pummelled, and has already launched a furious counter-attack on the claim that he wants to raise taxes by $900 billion.
Like his predecessor Garry Kasparov, Carlsen is also known for his ability to channel his rage and disappointment into a furious counter-attack in his next game.
They put in an offer and were gazumped again, but this time, furious, they countered with more cash and got their house in 2010.
Rather than taking part in the RLI's fast and furious Fireforce counter-strike procedures, he found himself taking part in covert reconnaissance actions, "acting as eyes and ears," as Barbara Cole writes.
When George Osborne makes a coded distinction between the "strivers" and the "shirkers", and the Daily Express (whose owner, Richard Desmond, also owned Channel 5 until recently) bleat about benefit cheats, society teaches us to become furious with anyone who runs counter to this logic.
As we started toward the Northwest ticket counter, I was still furious, still complaining, and I remember that my son said to me, "Mom, ignore them".
Any criticism of Léna, whose professed desire is for some vaguely undefined "freedom," is countered with a mixture of furious denial and self-reproach.
1936 Cantonese Retreat From Hunan Routed after a short but furious battle south of Hengchow while conducting a counter attack against Nationalist forces, a detachment of the Kwangsi Army today [June 14] was reported raggedly retreating over the border of Hunan.
Saudi leaders were furious over Iranian influence there, and their inability to counter it.
Furious customers complained of having to leave shopping behind at supermarket counters and being unable to pay restaurant bills.
