Richards delighted some Texans-- and made many others hopping mad-- by vetoing legislation that would have allowed people to carry concealed handguns.
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The sidewalks have been transformed into minefields of bright orange netting, wobbly plywood planks and muddy gravel that has office worker Bernard Rolax hopping mad.
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But when Kermit the Frog joined top members of Congress to promote a measure that might encourage offshore oil drilling, some environmentalists were hopping mad.
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Ever since, Richard Riordan, the city's mayor, has been hopping mad with the city's byzantine bureaucracy and its squabbling overlords.
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Although he has backed off his charge that the Danilov character was " stolen, " from his book, Robbins is still hopping mad.
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Scieszka and Smith deconstruct the very notion of narrative ( and even publishing ), thanks to wiseacre Jack hopping mad across title pages and other text.
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Four top Dutch ministers, including Prime Minister Wim Kok, are hopping mad at a newspaper commercial featuring a faked photo showing them dancing the conga.
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Karros literally was hopping mad on the field after that blunder, but afterward said only, " That run wound up being irrelevant, anyhow ."
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WINDSURFING ( Undated )-- Windsurfers have been hopping mad over the impressions of their sport promulgated by political opponents of John Kerry in television ads and elsewhere.
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A French plan to tax strong beer _ but not wine _ has Belgium authorities hopping mad and the finance minister is planning a trip to Paris to complain.
