Even better, this also discourages those raging flare-ups that are the bane of every grill cook.
A number of people working school crossing patrols in England have even been taught self-defense in case of road-rage flare-ups.
And the streets of the city where raging protests once flared are again humming with bicycle rickshaws, sacred cows and beat-up taxis ferrying international visitors to the numerous World Heritage Sites in and around the capital city.
The book is full of lines like "Matthew and I went to Saint Tropez for the summer, staying on Valentino's boat," as well as "My mother's raging lunacy flared up so routinely that it left me in a constant state of bewilderment" and "I was still juggling a small baby, an impaired ex-husband, and an asshole of a CEO that I couldn't get rid of".
This was no rage, no flare up, no chaotic power grab.
While the Ultras were setting off flares and fireworks, gun battles were raging in Port Said. .
Somebody posted a picture of a flare on Twitter and put 'We are raging'.
As the paranoia escalates, and a videocassette of the orgy changes hands, the movie becomes a battle of the sexes raging tooth and nail using every available weapon, even a distress flare.
He is dismayed, but not surprised, by the tumult over Brick Lane, which flared briefly when the book was published but is now raging again, fanned by the advance publicity for the film.
The Junction fire is one of several blazes raging across California's parched forests that have state and federal officials on constant alert for the latest flare-up.
Trump sensed the rage that flared from this pain and made it the fuel of his campaign.
