The latest case to command attention, ignite furies and lend credence to these particular urban mythologies revolves around the efforts of a former federal prosecutor, James D. Harmon Jr., to overturn the city's rent-stabilization laws based on personal grievance.
Drake Bell has ignited fury after referring to transgender former athlete Caitlyn Jenner - formerly known as Bruce - by her old name.
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.
Each casting decision seemed to ignite a fury of online hisses and cheers: Is Peeta (Josh Hutcherson) cute enough?
Whites in power and "respectable Black voices" call for calm, but these are the same folks who never talk about the horrific conditions in America's ghettoes that make any 'hood a time bomb just waiting for a match to ignite the fury born of oppression, marginalization, containment, and invisibility.
Bill Maher has ignited the fury of One Direction fans after comparing former member Zayn Malik to a terrorist.
Just a few days earlier, Thilo Sarrazin, a board member at the German central bank, ignited a fury over an assertion that Germans could become "strangers in their own land" as the land's large Turkish minority expands.
Turkey's refusal to let guns and fighters into Kobane over the border crossing, because it is run by the PKK's Syrian arm, the Democratic Unity Party (PYD), has ignited Kurdish fury.
