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the ragingly homophobic lyrics of Jamaican singer Buju Banton's infamous 1992-93 dancehall hit, "Boom Bye-Bye": "Boom bye-bye in a battybwoy [homosexual's] head / ...

Ragingly egotistical writer-director-star Vincent Gallo recently drove over 200 miles to beat up a critic who gave this a less than glowing review.

Clearly, mobile gaming is on its way to becoming a ragingly popular eSports category.

They may be ragingly angry - they may need to dance an angry dance.

Eighty percent of the Atlantic and Mediterranean bluefin catch ends up in Japan, where it is ragingly popular as sushi.

Joys visit to Los Angeles to see her now ragingly successful if impossibly overwrought TV-writer sister Helen (Ally Sheedy) perhaps puts too fine a point on one of the central themes of both "Happiness" and "Life During Wartime," which concerns who people are vs.

But this was just a warm-up for the director's ragingly romantic House of Flying Daggers (which made its American debut at the New York Film Festival last month and opens in theaters on December 3).

The controversial weight loss plan is ragingly popular because it works,but it has been dismissed as ``pseudo science'' by the medical establishment.

All of the cops are, naturally, ragingly heterosexual, so no comings out here.

The House of Representatives voted to provide an emergency $2 billion for a ragingly popular federal program that aims to reduce the number of gas-guzzling clunkers on the road and replace them with more fuel efficient cars.

He will always be cautiously optimistic rather than ragingly certain.