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The 2012 London Olympic Games, Women's Weightlifting, ExCel, London, Britain - 30 Jul 2012
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Christin Ulrich of Germany shouts in her attempt at the clean and jerk lift during the Women's Women's 58kg Weightlifting Group B
The 2012 London Olympic Games, Women's Weightlifting, ExCel, London, Britain - 30 Jul 2012
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The 2012 London Olympic Games, Beach Volleyball, London, Britain - 29 Jul 2012
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Liliana Steiner Fernandez shouts as her side win a point during the Women's Beach Volleyball Preliminary Round match between Spain and Netherlands
The 2012 London Olympic Games, Beach Volleyball, London, Britain - 29 Jul 2012
Women's Beach Volleyball - Spain - Liliana Steiner Fernandez / Elsa McMillan Baquerizo and Netherlands - Marleen van Iersel and Sanne Keizer at Horse Guards Parade
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The 2012 London Olympic Games, Beach Volleyball, London, Britain - 29 Jul 2012
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Liliana Steiner Fernandez shouts as her side win a point during the Women's Beach Volleyball Preliminary Round match between Spain and Netherlands
The 2012 London Olympic Games, Beach Volleyball, London, Britain - 29 Jul 2012
Women's Beach Volleyball - Spain - Liliana Steiner Fernandez / Elsa McMillan Baquerizo and Netherlands - Marleen van Iersel and Sanne Keizer at Horse Guards Parade
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Fulham v Manchester United, FA Premier League football match at Craven Cottage, London, Britain - 22 Aug 2010
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Nemanja Vidic of Manchester United shouts as he clutches his gashed right knee
Fulham v Manchester United, FA Premier League football match at Craven Cottage, London, Britain - 22 Aug 2010
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Manchester United v Blackburn Rovers, FA Premier League football match, Old Trafford, Manchester, Britain - 19 Apr 2008
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Manchester Utd's Wayne Rooney shouts at the linesman.
Temper, Temper - Stars Who Lose Their Cool
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TEMPER, TEMPER - STARS WHO LOSE THEIR COOL
Do you know who I am!?
In the world of the rich and famous, celebrity life isn't always as happy-go-lucky as you would imagine.
Just take a look at these stars all reaching boiling point.
From temper tantrums to hissy fits these celebs have all reached the point of no return - helped there by the likes of pesky paparazzi and full on fans.
From cool and collected to raging - welcome to when good stars get mad.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Rex Features
Picture Research by: Trudi Kammerling
Words by: Katy Brown
Jan 2009
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/HRCEZESPP (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Unrest in Srinagar, Kashmir, India - Aug 2010
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Kashmiri youths shouts anti Indian slogans during a protest in downtown Srinagar. 8th of August
Unrest in Srinagar, Kashmir, India - Aug 2010
The latest cycle of violence that started in Kashmir on June the 11th. when widespread protests erupted around Kashmir when a youth was killed after being hit by a teargas canister during a freedom movement protest has so far killed 49 people and injured hundreds, mainly civilians. The state has been under curfew ever since, only occasionally being lifted for a few hours at the time.
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Denmark v Japan, FIFA 2010 World Cup football match, Royal Bafokeng Stadium, Phokeng, South Africa - 24 Jun 2010
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Daniel Agger of Denmark shouts in frustration
Denmark v Japan, FIFA 2010 World Cup football match, Royal Bafokeng Stadium, Phokeng, South Africa - 24 Jun 2010
Japan beat Denmark 3-1
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Slovenia v England, FIFA 2010 World Cup football match, Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth, South Africa - 23 Jun 2010
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Fabio Capello shouts and points.
Slovenia v England, FIFA 2010 World Cup football match, Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth, South Africa - 23 Jun 2010
England beat Slovenia 1-0
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Man protests demolition of home, Changchun, Jilin province, China - 22 Apr 2010
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Li Shuguang shouts at the demolition team
Man protests demolition of home, Changchun, Jilin province, China - 22 Apr 2010
MAN PROTESTS DEMOLITION OF HOME
A Chinese man protesting the demolition of his home took a stand as the bulldozers rolled in.
As the demolition team gathered Li Shuguang stood on top of his house with scissors in his hand, shouting and threatening the demolition team not to get close.
Besides him were bottles of liquor and gas and a funeral wreath.
Li also pinned two scrolls to his bare chest that read: "Li Shuguang will not die easily; Government dismantles civilian's house without reason."
The local government has marked the land in Chaoyang district where Li's home and 36 others stand for development.
According to the government all of the houses were illegally constructed and must now be dismantled.
Once the land is cleared they then intend to build new residential buildings and roads.
"This region has hygiene problems and has great danger of fire accidents," said Zhao Hongmei, director of Mengjia community, the land the government is to take for redevelopment.
After three hours of persuasion and threats Li was finally removed from his home and arrested.
According to locals Li was angry because the government didn't pay a fair price to him for his home.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Quirky China News / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/EWXUYZLVY (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Man protests demolition of home, Changchun, Jilin province, China - 22 Apr 2010
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Li Shuguang shouts at the demolition team
Man protests demolition of home, Changchun, Jilin province, China - 22 Apr 2010
MAN PROTESTS DEMOLITION OF HOME
A Chinese man protesting the demolition of his home took a stand as the bulldozers rolled in.
As the demolition team gathered Li Shuguang stood on top of his house with scissors in his hand, shouting and threatening the demolition team not to get close.
Besides him were bottles of liquor and gas and a funeral wreath.
Li also pinned two scrolls to his bare chest that read: "Li Shuguang will not die easily; Government dismantles civilian's house without reason."
The local government has marked the land in Chaoyang district where Li's home and 36 others stand for development.
According to the government all of the houses were illegally constructed and must now be dismantled.
Once the land is cleared they then intend to build new residential buildings and roads.
"This region has hygiene problems and has great danger of fire accidents," said Zhao Hongmei, director of Mengjia community, the land the government is to take for redevelopment.
After three hours of persuasion and threats Li was finally removed from his home and arrested.
According to locals Li was angry because the government didn't pay a fair price to him for his home.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Quirky China News / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/EWXUYZLVY (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Man protests demolition of home, Changchun, Jilin province, China - 22 Apr 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Quirky China News / Rex Features ( 1172843d )
Li Shuguang shouts at the demolition team
Man protests demolition of home, Changchun, Jilin province, China - 22 Apr 2010
MAN PROTESTS DEMOLITION OF HOME
A Chinese man protesting the demolition of his home took a stand as the bulldozers rolled in.
As the demolition team gathered Li Shuguang stood on top of his house with scissors in his hand, shouting and threatening the demolition team not to get close.
Besides him were bottles of liquor and gas and a funeral wreath.
Li also pinned two scrolls to his bare chest that read: "Li Shuguang will not die easily; Government dismantles civilian's house without reason."
The local government has marked the land in Chaoyang district where Li's home and 36 others stand for development.
According to the government all of the houses were illegally constructed and must now be dismantled.
Once the land is cleared they then intend to build new residential buildings and roads.
"This region has hygiene problems and has great danger of fire accidents," said Zhao Hongmei, director of Mengjia community, the land the government is to take for redevelopment.
After three hours of persuasion and threats Li was finally removed from his home and arrested.
According to locals Li was angry because the government didn't pay a fair price to him for his home.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Quirky China News / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/EWXUYZLVY (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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The Queen Waves To Crowds Through The Window Of Her Car As She Arrives At The Palace. Queen (queen Elizabeth Ii) Flew Back From Canada Last Night To Cheering Crowds At London Airport And Buckingham Palace. Then She Appeared Unexpectedly On The Balcon
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The Queen Waves To Crowds Through The Window Of Her Car As She Arrives At The Palace. Queen (queen Elizabeth II) Flew Back From Canada Last Night To Cheering Crowds At London Airport And Buckingham Palace. Then She Appeared Unexpectedly On The Balcony At The Palace To Greet The People Who Welcomed Her. She Came Out In Response To The Shouts Of Nearly 1 000 People Who Chanted 'we Want The Queen' And 'for She's A Jolly Good Fellow.' The Last Time The Queen Appeared On The Palace Balcony Was After The Colour On June 13. Filed 14 Oct 1964
The Queen Waves To Crowds Through The Window Of Her Car As She Arrives At The Palace. Queen (queen Elizabeth Ii) Flew Back From Canada Last Night To Cheering Crowds At London Airport And Buckingham Palace. Then She Appeared Unexpectedly On The Balcon
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