But no group has provoked government ire like the Kikuyu Mungiki.

In both cases, Putin risks provoking the ire of others and creating more blowback for Russia.

Many in the elite have even turned their ire at foreign news media for allegedly distorting the truth by overplaying the protesters grievances.

The Iranian campaign, which has its own website, complete with online store, sparked ire from Nicole at Muslimah Media Watch. The blogger writes

Someone asked me whether I stuck it in in order to deflect ire from discussions of gender and Nazism and race and so on.

Now that the Chinese prefer to invest that money in raw materials in Africa and elsewhere, they have aroused the full ire of American policymakers.

The Fund s policy change drew the ire of Chinese officials, who have been intervening on a biblical scale to hold down the value of their currency, the Yuan.

Someone asked me whether I stuck it in in order to deflect ire from discussions of gender and Nazism and race and so on. I won't comment on that.

Or the central bank lets the markets go where they will, at the cost of drawing the ire of business, labor, the rest of the government, and, in fact, practically everyone except financial types.

After all, the European Union is first and foremost a community of democracies if Ukraine can aspire to membership, any oligarch or criminal politician who undermines that prospect will have to face the ire of all Ukrainians.

The Japan Toilet Association celebrates an unofficial Toilet Day on November 10, because in Japan the numbers 11 10 (for the month and the day) can be read as ii to(ire) , which also means Good Toilet .

But no group has provoked government ire like the Kikuyu Mungiki. The organization which claims one million members is guilty of horrific acts of violence that continue unabated, including the recent beheading of the son of one of Kibaki s key allies.