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Tumbling shares of listed newspaper firms have prompted fury from investors.

This has prompted fury, lawsuits and talk of a slippery slope.

This prompted fury from Lady Hussein-Ece, a Lib Dem peer and the party's gender spokeswoman.

The incident prompted fury in Moscow, where officials are already incensed by the attack on the embassy and its property.

The bank insisted that the latest problem – which prompted fury on social networking sites such as Twitter – was not related to those in the summer.

His decision to join the US investment bank, which was implicated in the Greek debt crisis, prompted fury among rank-and-file EU staffers.

He continued: "As an organisation we have made a commitment against arbitrary detention, extrajudicial killings and torture, regardless of the perpetrator," prompting fury from the Mayor.

The walkout – the longest since the inauguration of the urban transit network in the 90s – has caused gridlock in the capital, prompting fury among Greeks.

Erdoğan had on Monday said that family planning and contraception were not for Muslim families, prompting fury among women's activists.

Next morning, lacking access to any facilities, the Sherpas relieved themselves in the street in front of the embassy, prompting fury from embassy staff, but offering an eloquent reminder that the Sherpas weren't servants who could be arrogantly dismissed.

They re-emerged besuited from the shadows, using plundered money and old networks to dominate the new order, just as they had the old.Even his fiercest foes did not accuse the stiff, formal old man of personal greed (though they laughed when earlier this year he was caught in flagrante with a nurse, prompting fury from his wife of over 50 years).