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Huawei Lambasted by China's Online Users for Taiwan Listing
China's online users turned their patriotic wrath Wednesday on major domestic phone maker Huawei for not toeing Beijing's line when referring to Taiwan and Hong Kong.
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Designer Stefano Gabbana Triggers Anger For Calling Selena Gomez 'Ugly', Shaming Kate Moss
Stefano Gabbana is facing the wrath of Selena Gomez's fans online (she's the most followed person on Instagram), but he seems to be unfazed
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Britain's 'Naughty' Prime Minister Theresa May Faces The Wrath Of Online Mockery
British Prime Minister Theresa May confessed the naughtiest thing she had done was run through wheat fields, but "Running through fields of wheat is now officially the second worst thing Theresa May ever did," deputy political editor for The Times newspaper along with other social media users.
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Tech Entrepreneur Sparks Outrage Online With Blog On Homelessness
A technology entrepreneur is facing the wrath of Twitter after writing a blog post seen by many as insensitive and even hostile towards San Francisco's homeless population.
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Amazon plans Prime fee hike by $20, risks consumer wrath
Amazon.com Inc plans to hike the annual fee for its popular Prime service by 25 percent to $99 starting next week, a move announced on Thursday that risks losing customers for a feature that has helped drive its business.
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US TV host sparks fury over Dark Knight spoiler
US talk show host triggered online wrath from movie fans Friday, after apparently giving away a key plot twist in the new Dark Knight movie.
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Huawei Lambasted by China's Online Users for Taiwan Listing
China's online users turned their patriotic wrath Wednesday on major domestic phone maker Huawei for not toeing Beijing's line when referring to Taiwan and Hong Kong.
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Designer Stefano Gabbana Triggers Anger For Calling Selena Gomez 'Ugly', Shaming Kate Moss
Stefano Gabbana is facing the wrath of Selena Gomez's fans online (she's the most followed person on Instagram), but he seems to be unfazed
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Britain's 'Naughty' Prime Minister Theresa May Faces The Wrath Of Online Mockery
British Prime Minister Theresa May confessed the naughtiest thing she had done was run through wheat fields, but "Running through fields of wheat is now officially the second worst thing Theresa May ever did," deputy political editor for The Times newspaper along with other social media users.
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Tech Entrepreneur Sparks Outrage Online With Blog On Homelessness
A technology entrepreneur is facing the wrath of Twitter after writing a blog post seen by many as insensitive and even hostile towards San Francisco's homeless population.
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Amazon plans Prime fee hike by $20, risks consumer wrath
Amazon.com Inc plans to hike the annual fee for its popular Prime service by 25 percent to $99 starting next week, a move announced on Thursday that risks losing customers for a feature that has helped drive its business.
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US TV host sparks fury over Dark Knight spoiler
US talk show host triggered online wrath from movie fans Friday, after apparently giving away a key plot twist in the new Dark Knight movie.
