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- v. simple past tense and past participle of ire.
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“Worse, when they are flanking Harry Redknapp, it looks like poor old 'arry' as 'ired some bodyguards to make himself look important, quite possibly from 1-800-GUARD4U.”
“But there will be many people across the cricket-playing world relieved that Ricky Ponting's Australia team have come back to square to the series: It's the sort of resilience requ ired by the game as a whole.”
“When given the opportunity to live up to his own words by serving a sentence for drug abuse, he ired more lawyers.”
Breaking: White House Faults Rush Limbaugh Over "Phony Soldiers" Comment
“Okay, sometimes satire can be obtuse, but obviously the Sat-ired among us aren't keeping up with the news or they'd know their chains are being yanked.”
“It can be noted that the Lem affair came about because although Lem said he wanted to raise the literary level of these Yankee sci-fi writers, he appears to have made no effort to actually write or otherwise communicate with SFWA until the (possibly hyped) article expressing disdain which so ired the members of SFWA.”
“And then, on the other hand, when the opposing attorneys would say something that sort of ired her for some point, she sort of spurred up a little bit, because she really wants people to know that, you know, she really did love her daughter.”
“A new study by the Pew Internet & American Life Project concludes that [w] ired Americans hear more points of view about candidates and key issues than other citizens.”
“Neighbours coming to his aid were ired on and had to withdraw.”
“Unfortunately, it trans p ired that this had become a popular prison pastime since Ernest Saunders's infamously temporary debilitation, and Lime's own attempt fell far short of convincing anybody.”
Boiling a Frog
“What do you suppose all those damn birds are so exe ired about?”
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