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" ... 3. Set deadlines. Nothing enrages a client like a missed deadline. When you’re designing a project timeline, make sure that you’re the one calling the shots on when things are due. Be firm. Clients will try to push you, but agreeing to an unreasonable deadline is a surefire way to stress out your staff and disappoint your client. ... "
" ... The question that persists in my mind is how long it will take before this enrages IBM's board of directors enough to do something about it. ... "
" ... What concerns, enrages in fact at times, over these sorts of derangements is that the disproof of the contention is usually to be found in the statement of it in the first place. Here it's that the absence of a state minimum wage doesn't mean that absence of a minimum wage. And when we widen the sample to include those who simply allow the Feds to set that minimum wage for that state then there's no connection with slavery or its legacy at all. Yet that is the original contention, that there is such a link. Presumably on the grounds that the battle flag issue has got everyone talking about said slavery legacy so maybe it's a good time to make some spurious point in order to advance an agenda? ... "
" ... Yet, despite the fact that cockatoos are native species and have every right to live in Australia, many Australians don’t like them because they can be loud and destructive. For example, cockatoos particularly enjoy digging small shallow holes into moist, deeply-watered golf course greens, which enrages greenskeepers, who retaliate by shooting the helpful and hungry parrots. Of course, the presence of onion grass also outrages these same greenskeepers, who prefer to invest time and money into applying toxic poisons to their greens rather than working alongside the wild cockatoos, who are their natural allies in weed-control. ... "