-
Resentment (also
called ranklement or bitterness) is a complex,
multilayered emotion that has been
described as a
mixture of disappointment,
disgust and...
- nation's
largest city, a
degree of
influence for an
unelected official that
rankled some critics. His
efforts to meld
private profit with the
public good defined...
-
Alexander (January 31, 2025). "Gabbard in
danger after views on
Snowden rankle GOP senators". The Hill.
Retrieved January 31, 2025. "Tulsi
Gabbard Response...
- had not been
marked by any
revolutionary discoveries. Only one
review rankled enough for
Darwin to
recall it later;
Professor Samuel Haughton of Dublin...
- Alan
Rankle (born 1952 in Oldham, England) is a
British artist and is part of the duo
Rankle & Reynolds. [citation needed]
During a thirty-year career...
-
parents we met
believed that
their sons were
better than
their daughters. It
rankled. I couldn't
understand why, but from that moment, I
vowed to help those...
-
accepting an
offer as Johnson's
running mate,
knowing that the
prospect rankled Johnson.
Barry Goldwater's poor
polling numbers was
perceived as reducing...
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people of
faiths outside of Christianity. ... The use of BCE and CE have
rankled some
Christians McKim,
Donald K (1996). "C. E.".
Westminster dictionary...
- (February 16, 2025). "Trump's record-breaking
start rattles Washington,
rankles rivals, but
earns raves from voters". The
Washington Times.
Retrieved February...
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Jackson was
gracious to Adams. Nevertheless, Adams's
appointment of Clay
rankled Jackson, who
received a
flood of
letters encouraging him to run. In 1825...
