Long Angry Speeches Crossword Clue

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Possible answers to long angry speeches

TIRADES
- Lectures
- Long angry speeches
- Outbursts
- Prolonged angry speeches
- Prolonged outbursts
- Trade is poor, resulting in torrents of abuse
TIRADE
- A long speech from one in business
- A tired sort of diatribe
- Angry outburst
- Angry speech
- Declamation
- Denounced Thai raid in angry speech
- Denunciation

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