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Even more than the Siemens and Volkswagen corruption cases, the tax scandal is stoking bitterness toward the German business elite, whom many ordinary Germans view as greedy and unaccountable.
A longstanding Israeli policy tool vigorously reactivated this week, the demolitions have stoked bitterness among ordinary Palestinians who have lost houses and property.
The issue has never been fully resolved and has stoked bitterness not only because some perpetrators of apartheid-era crimes won amnesty, but because many others chose not to testify and were never prosecuted.
If he really was making a threat and resented them, why put him on TV and stoke that bitterness?
This has created bitterness among some employees — bitterness stoked by the favored status seemingly granted to Dina Powell, who runs the foundation.
It was the Internet-based campaign of Ned Lamont that handed Mr. Lieberman his devastating primary defeat in 2006, which, in turn, stoked Mr. Lieberman's alienation from, and bitterness toward, the Democratic base.
In television advertisements, Mr. Labastida stoked Mexicans' lingering bitterness over the Spanish conquest and an 1847 American invasion in which Mexico lost territories from Texas through California, deriding Mr. Fox as a man with foreign roots and treasonous tendencies.
Add the historical bitterness between Iraq's ethnic groups, stoked by Mr Hussein's mass killings and by the 1980-88 withwIranIrand and finding a solution may well be impossible.Even the largest factions on Iraq's political scene can claim no more than around one-eighth of the seats in parliament.
