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That infuriated Reform UK's group leader in Cornwall, Rob Parsonage, who branded the coalition deal "undemocratic" and "a total stitch-up".

Sharony’s firing infuriated local officials who have watched the situation at the halls deteriorate for years.

Somebody got a video of the moment, and an infuriated Tyson later demanded that the video never be shown.

For insurance, you have to inventory everything you owned, which is infuriating.

After 29 forgettable games and 90 infuriating at-bats, the 10th-year veteran finally hit his first home run.