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See: resentful, vehement, vindictive
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In their separate messages, President and Prime Minister said during this month Quran was revealed, which is fountainhead of directions for the whole humanity, adding, fasters avoid from such acts, which invite Allah angriness.
Ramazan-ul-Mubarak starts from today by Balochistan Times (Baluchistan Province, Pakistan)
In their separate messages, President and Prime Minister said during this month Quran was revealed, which is fountainhead of directions for the whole humanity, adding, fasters avoid from such acts, which invite Allah angriness.
Ramazan-ul-Mubarak starts from today by The Frontier Star (Northwest Frontier Province, Pakistan)
It's great to put on shoulders or anywhere which has got a bit red and sore in the sun, when you've got that lobster pink skin its good for taking that angriness away.
How I came up with the goods where Sir Alan's hopefuls failed by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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