The comments under the statement suggested it did little to calm those who were infuriated.
It infuriated Floyd fans so much that the Scissor Sisters reportedly got death threats.
He was infuriated by Israel 22 years ago when they bombed his nuclear reactor.
The attack infuriated Pakistanis and prompted Islamabad to close the Afghan-Pakistan border to military supply convoys.
This has infuriated some regional leaders of the SEIU, notably Sal Rosselli of the California branch.
The Leader-Call deserves credit for standing by a legitimate story that infuriated part of its readership.
Last month she infuriated Latvia's judges with an attack on the lamentable state of justice.
This has infuriated Turkey, which says that Turkish-Cypriots must have a share of the spoils.
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That infuriated Russia, which saw the bases as a blatant push into its front yard.
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Mr Specter had infuriated his colleagues by saying anti-abortion judges were unlikely to be confirmed.
It infuriated Spaniards who thought that the tie with their last colony should be above politics.
The play that infuriated Petke came after the Crew's Eddie Gaven centered a pass that Justin Meram.
They are straight talkers, easily infuriated by the Javanese, who never seem to say what they mean.
But Labour's deputy leader Harriet Harman has said Mr Hague will have "infuriated" people with his comments.
That has infuriated China, which argues that following the Boston bombings the US is guilty of double standards.
Her high-profile challenging of Chinese territorial claims in the South China Sea, beginning in 2010, infuriated Beijing's leadership.
Mr. Obama's decision infuriated many Democrats and environmental groups, who say he sided with polluters over public health.
Timothy McVeigh, the man who planted that bomb, had been infuriated by what happened to the Branch Davidians.
He infuriated County Armagh paramilitary bosses, including murdered LVF leader Billy Wright, by exposing their crime and drugs rackets.
Everton were infuriated, and it looked like Johnson's reputation for winning spot-kicks had counted against him in this case.
They are more infuriated than men by the gap between high-flown rhetoric and the prosaic facts on the ground.
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Then, on August 16th, a leak from the investigation that showed the police in a bad light infuriated officers.
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Wilkinson and the Football Association have been left infuriated by the decision to postpone the game "until further notice".
Often, when the women grow too insistent, an infuriated lashing drives them backward.
This infuriated the French, who accused the British of arranging the contrast deliberately.
In Malaysia, a share-allocation scandal was but one among a number of revelations that tainted politicians and infuriated citizens.
Mr Koizumi's annual visits to the shrine have infuriated Japan's neighbours, and Mr Machimura likes to go there too.
That action infuriated conservatives and others around the country and demoralized his base.
Ricca and some Ricardians have been so infuriated by the society's neutral stance that they switched to her group.
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Infuriated right-wingers, including Justice Antonin Scalia in a vociferous dissent, greeted all this as an assault on states' rights.
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