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He was seriously 'narked' by comments I had made in this blog, criticising the Council for wasting public money employing a private sleuth to investigate its own councillors about a 'leak'.

Archive 2007-04-01 Glyn Davies 2007

He was seriously 'narked' by comments I had made in this blog, criticising the Council for wasting public money employing a private sleuth to investigate its own councillors about a 'leak'.

Powys put the 'frighteners' on Glyn Davies 2007

Bolton finally get narked with that and Lee interecepts, sends Taylor free up the left and Reina has to punch the cross clear.

Bolton Wanderers v Liverpool - as it happened! Tom Bryant 2010

I do have to admit though – I get thoroughly narked by the use of abbreviated speak and purposeful wrong spelling (like “huni”) just to look cool when there is plenty of room to use correct spelling.

Tabloid speak « Write Anything 2010

Even the chief of ITV was a bit narked off by the broadcast disturbance and called it “inexcusable”.

SLACKERJACK – Balance Balls 2 2010

Still, some Chinese people are awfully narked off about it, as The New York Times reports:

Now China Bans The Da Vinci Code Too 2010

Brendan is quite right that Voltaire was basically a Deist, and he would be right to be narked if I were to suggest that Catholicism is 'antithetical' to religion; but I would never argue anything so foolish.

MIND MELD: Is Science Fiction Antithetical to Religion? 2008

Unsurprisingly people got narked at having their favourite online forum shut down with minimal warning.

Turner Tunes EliRabett 2010

As per many published stories at the time, Skip believed that when White made his historic jaunt on June 3, 1965, the astronaut was subject to a condition known to scuba divers as being “narked,” or so one theory goes.

The Lampshade Mark Jacobson 2010

Madame Trixy is getting a bit narked at the use by our media, particularly the BBC, of the phrase 'European Union' rather than 'Europe'.

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