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She would not let him see how much he had offended her.

On top of all else, she had probably offended him.

But I do think he offended a great many people.

However, she had no right to be offended of course.

The Order has offended many people in the past century or so.

They'll be offended if the job is given to anyone else.

But no one has the right to never be offended.

He seems the only one not offended by my question.

If we'd had any women in the group, they might have been offended.

They can be offended by a whole lot of things like the color red.

"Just the name of the show alone offended some people."

I mean no one was offended by my drug use.

That is why he had so many friends to be offended.

And I believe now that he was actually offended at the time.

If the other man was offended, he did not show it.

Does that mean you're not quite sure whether to be offended?

What's the problem with those who are offended by this?

And I've never heard of anyone being offended by it.

I'm not sure who or whether anyone should be offended by that.

He thought that No. 402 was probably offended and would not answer.

"I think myself too great to be offended by any one."

I'm much more offended by the thought of two men going at it.

Well, if he has offended you, there are still those who do my will.

"We were really the team last night that had been offended."

"I'm only offended if she comes out looking better than I do."