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Librarians and educators protested that they should be allowed to photocopy anything, while authors and publishers were agitated about their works being pirated.

But there was increasing frustration from many of the disaffected young Muslims over Mr. Azzam's insistence that the Office of Services support only the Afghan cause -- when many were agitated about the plight of their own homelands.

"They didn't blow up the World Trade Center because they're bad people, they blew up the World Trade Center because they were agitated about what was happening in their own country".

Britain's top military brass and senior Whitehall officials were agitated about special forces talking to the media, concerned about a former MI5 chief writing her memoirs – but the spies were relatively relaxed about the BBC spy show Spooks, hitherto secret documents reveal.

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Now he saw that the freedom the firebrand had been agitating about was his for the asking.

The protests were widespread enough that the semiofficial Fars news agency carried a news story but emphasized that the protesters were agitating about rising prices.

I think all of the older guys should be agitated about what has happened and should bring that agitation to Game 3".

But while there is more to be agitated about these days, there is also less to agitate for.

The documents show that industry has been agitated about ministers' "unrealistic" plans to tighten the rules on conflicts of interests.

Mr Schumer is agitated about a perceived advantage for ICE that has broader implications for financial markets: the use of regulatory arbitrage.