Being of Berber and Arab heritage, as most North Africans are, I take umbrage at that statement.

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And, secondly, many take umbrage at being told what they can and can't do in their "spare" time.

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So, they too, often can take umbrage as much as an independent developer.

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As a result, it was their turn to take umbrage.

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Did you take umbrage at that?

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It was predictable that the Palestinians would condemn Romney for his run of the mill support for Israel and his milquetoast criticism of the Palestinians, because they reject every criticism of their behavior and take umbrage at every step anyone takes that suggests acceptance of the Jewish state or recognition of Jewish history.

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The administration, no doubt, would take issue and umbrage with that statement.

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