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Limbaugh became a radio powerhouse, and a leader of the Republican Party, through withering attacks that rile up his base.

His p. 156letters in the papers used to rile my people terribly.

But his father has a grip on the worst elements here, and everyone seems afraid to rile up the old wrecker.

They rile me—that talk about 'people in the humbler walks of life.'

But it does rile me to hear that one of these fellows has called himself a newspaper man.

It seemed to Myron that the chap deliberately sought him out in order to rile him.