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You upset with me, Danny?

If upset with another driver, 54% of us do nothing.

Trezeguet had been upset with a previous unspecified contract offer.

If I catch you doing that again, I'll indeed be very upset with you.

At some point, a hosting client will be upset with you, and may unjustly tear into you.

She found that these patients did not get upset with people who had malicious intentions that didn't go as planned.

I know you're really upset with what's going on in the office, but don't be mad at the boss.

Heinze has been upset with stories regarding his relationship with Sir Alex Ferguson, but will leave his future in United's hands.

So I said, when they heard this, all in the synagogue were filled with rage, and I said, why this? What were they so upset with?

And I'm quite upset with my elbows. If you took a close-up photo of them you'd think Wow very old person.

California members "are upset with the local MS-13 gang because a Fairfax County police officer has not been killed," noted a police bulletin.

That's when they enter the "storm" period; they're upset with other team members but don't know what to do about it.

Doan, whom I spoke with extensively in April about the effect of CCD on his business, told me, “many of us [beekeepers] are very upset with the shoddy research that was done with the Times story.”

They initially had not planned to join the movement they are now joining because they are simply upset with what the government has done in its attempt to clamp down on this rally.

1： Governor, the state is running out of money, but let's not talk about raising taxes until the election is over -- you'll just rock the boat and get the voters upset with you.

Did you ever stand up for something you thought was right even though a lot of people got upset with you? If not, do you think you would ever be strong enough to do so?