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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau saved consumers money but enraged businesses.

"We do get calls from people who are enraged after seeing people eating in public and we act fast by going to the area to make arrests."

British and German diplomats whom I know have been enraged by the way Trump went about getting Russia to the negotiating table.

A week earlier, Israelis were horrified and enraged by the frail, near-skeletal condition of three freed Israeli men, and by emerging testimony that hostages had suffered privation and torture under their militant captors.

The pandemic would soon divide them, with Trump becoming enraged as Newsom and other Democratic governors took measures to stop the spread of the virus.