A Delicate Truth John le Carré Viking, £18.99 There's a righteous fury igniting Le Carré's later works.
When the pair met for the staredown before cameras, Fury (27-0, 19 KOs) reached for Wilder's throat and the rage ignited, with Fury ultimately stripping off his designer shirt to hold up his fists in a boxer's pose.
Drake Bell has ignited fury after referring to transgender former athlete Caitlyn Jenner - formerly known as Bruce - by her old name.
But it also ignited fury among airline travel pass users, who say the girls taking advantage of the employee benefit should have known better.
PAGE A6 FILM CAUSES STIR IN CHINA "City of Life and Death," Lu Chuan's film about the Nanjing massacre, has ignited fury among nationalistic Chinese.
Eight Palestinians, including two small boys, were killed today when Israeli Army helicopters fired missiles into the offices here of the militant Islamic group Hamas, igniting fury on the street and demands for swift revenge.
The cell phone footage, which has made national news and has been viewed more than 4 million times, has ignited fury from members of the community. .
Brian's death on "Family Guy" ignited fury all over the world (well, a lot of people on the internet were REALLY angry), but it looks like the martini-swilling dog will rise from the dead.
For the first segment, the drama meanders a bit: at an after-hours club where the customers are black, a police raid run by a pack of officers who are mostly white (though the episode also involves a black officer and a black informant) ignites the fury of local residents, who begin to throw bricks through the windows of stores, loot, and set fires.
Above all, it reminded me of the play's strange echoes and reverberations: Coriolanus first kneels in obeisance to his mother and later watches her bend a suppliant knee to him and the word "traitor", hurled at him first by the tribunes and then by Aufidius, ignites his fury.
Bill Maher has ignited the fury of One Direction fans after comparing former member Zayn Malik to a terrorist.
