Chanting anti-American slogans calling for an end to NATO's presence, the protesters also vented broader fury, storming offices of the Afghan government and the United Nations, leading to violent standoffs.
Mr. Roberts, forcefully masculine but with a fluid line, and Ms. Plantadit, ferocious and leonine, are the warrior-lovers, continually storming off in a fury before being drawn back together by the hard compulsion of their needs.
Fury stormed the ring and grabbed the microphone, bellowing, "There is only one Tyson Fury!" He went nose-to-nose with Wilder, shouting, "I'll beat you, ya bum!" To show that he was serious, Fury peeled off his jacket and loosened his tie, pacing the ring as if he were ready to fight right away.
"Ironically I once showed a film with a gay blowjob scene, and the men stormed out in fury.
But the policy has brought a storm of fury and derision in the blogosphere in Japan.
There are people who weather their medical storm in fury because they are being robbed of their future.
(Mike Konczal) How to measure a storm's fury one breakfast at a time (Wall Street Journal) Worldwide factory activity (Real Time Economics) Sciences still young (Harvard Magazine).
The sound of sirens sent people scrambling for cover again, but meteorologists said the storm's fury did not match that of the twister last week.
Only as relief workers and curious area residents crept into the heart of downtown could they glimpse the full measure of the storm's fury.
About 50 people were hurt, five critically, but meteorologists said the storm's fury did not match that of a twister that struck suburban Moore on May 20, killing 24.
