Ire

• “Whereas the Par­lia­ment of Eng­land, after the expense of much blood and trea­sure for sup­pres­sion of the hor­rid rebel­lion in Ire­land, have by the good hand of God upon their under­tak­ings, brought that affair to such an issue, as that a total reduce­ment and set­tle­ment of that nation may, with God’s bless­ing, be speed­ily effected …”

  Red Badge of Verbiage « Snarkmarket

• “Burger King SpongeBob Ad Draws Parents 'Ire" -- headline,”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Veteran

• “Facebook Nudity Policy Draws Nursing Moms 'Ire" -- headline,”

  The Wall Street Journal: Stinging Hamas

• “Actually, now that I look at it again, "Ire" should remain as is, it's "debere" that should become "debeo".”

  Making Light: Open thread 135

• “HPFacebookVoteV2. init (350996, 'Rep. Kosmas\'s Health Care Position Draws Unions\' Ire ',' It was a weather-perfect Friday afternoon when Rep. Suzanne Kosmas\'s entire office staff decided to take the afternoon off.”

  Jerry Waxman: Rep. Kosmas's Health Care Position Draws Unions' Ire

• “One pedigree that caught my eye is hip no. 59, a bay colt by Street Sense out of Tejareb Ire.”

  The Huffington Post: Liz O'Connell: It's Sale Time in Saratoga

• “Read More News Corp. Votes Show Ire Toward Murdochs The Culture, Media and Sport committee is focused on whether News Corp. executives have misled it over the phone-hacking scandal, which involved voice-mail interceptions in the pursuit of tabloid scoops.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Hinton Stands By Phone-Hacking Testimony

• “Ire about Paulson and Rice's appearance elicited a campus wide email from administrators a day earlier that warned students not to disrupt the event.”

  The Huffington Post: Mark Cassello: Occupy Chicago Scores Victories Without a Camp

• “Ire over the pit has been the subject of numerous editorials in both of Boston's daily papers.”

  The Wall Street Journal: New Tower Would Fill Boston's Scar

• “More Earlier : Antiabortion Billboard Draws Ire The ad, which was located on a billboard at Watts and Sixth avenues in Lower Manhattan, read, "The most dangerous place for an African-American is in the womb.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Antiabortion Ad Is Removed

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