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But Mr. Murdoch's abandonment of the takeover in the face of political pressure — in particular, the united will of an outraged House of Commons — generated a sense of something like a liberation from Britain's rampaging tabloids.
The new European halls seem to be competing with one another to see which can run up the most staggering bills and generate the most outraged headlines.
Fast forward to "Sex and the City 2," the sequel to the hit 2008 movie, written and directed by Michael Patrick King, that has generated some of the most hostile and outraged reviews in recent memory.
As I wrote when I first saw the video, while the visuals were inconclusive as to what you were actually seeing, Gray's anguished screams and the outraged shouts of those watching the arrest generated an instant and powerful emotional response.
But it's taken an art selfie feature to generate a bit of viral interest in the app — with a steady stream of delighted/outraged tweets bubbling up over the weekend as users assessed the results of their fine art doppelgänger.
People are outraged -- outraged!
"I just felt outraged," she told my mother, weeping.
