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Glover's family members were upset with Warren's acquittal.

The union members are upset with Mr. Adachi for using the electoral process instead of collective bargaining to try to bring about pension and benefits reform.

That figure is so low, according to the Association of American Railroads, that its members should be upset with Amtrak, not the other way around.

Further, and probably more important, Mr. Earley was representing a party whose members were deeply upset with its top leaders, starting with Gov. James S. Gilmore III and extending down through the Republican hierarchy.

But now we learn from the president of the Westchester County Firearms Owners Association that its members are "really upset" with a local newspaper that published public records identifying the names and addresses of the area's presumably "good" gun owners, and that those identified are "afraid for their families".

"Tim is an aggressive businessperson who tends to operate in the gray," says one Yellowstone member who defended Mr. Blixseth's take-no-prisoners tactics but declined to be named for fear of angering other members who are upset with Mr. Blixseth.

We understand that there is a small number of community members who are upset with the delays.

"Our members are also very upset with the president," he said.

The contract regulations were designed to prevent waste and fraud, and they are staunchly defended by members of Congress already upset with abuses of sole-source contracts in Iraq.

Even within Mr. Berlusconi's own fractious center-right coalition, more members of Parliament are upset with him and see him as a growing liability to Italy's economy and standing on the world stage, but so far no group has shown the muscle or the numbers to form a viable alternative government.

But several members of the board were upset with his leadership during the days after Sandusky's arrest.