Word: wrathful
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...deal with the new U.N. ground commander, British Lieut. General Sir Michael Rose, the prospect of NATO action moved an anxious Russia -- caught between loyalty to fellow Orthodox Slavs and its interests in cooperating with the West -- to intervene. Air strikes would have forced Boris Yeltsin to risk the wrath of Russian nationalists or to condemn the attacks and alienate international friends. So Churkin paid his visit to Pale, carrying a face-saving plan from Yeltsin...
...real solid effort--three real strong periods, and everyone played well" Tomassoni said, one night after a 5-4 overtime win at Dartmouth had evoked his wrath rather than the praises of victory...
...hosting Rushdie at the White House--the symbolic representation of the free world--our not-so-feckless leader Bill Clinton morally outdistanced his predecessor, who cravenly avoided the wrath of petrodollars. But Clinton did not go much further. In fact Clinton chose to downplay the glory of his decision by retrospectively characterizing his meeting with Rushdie as brief and insignificant...
...Winter's wrath brought out a small army of Harvard maintenance personnel to handle plowing and shoveling...
...eager to cash in on the potential market a liberated Vietnam will open up. But all the economic and geopolitical considerations are hostage to the emotionally charged matter of the missing Americans. The question for Clinton is less geostrategic than political: Can he now afford to incur the wrath of a small but highly vocal constituency...