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It sounds like the OP is dissatisfied with his compensation and lost some control and lashed out in a meeting.

Chelsea Manning lashed out at an army that didn't support her and put her in the wrong position.

It's been a very difficult time because he has refused to seek help and has lashed out against us.

They've demanded terms from Hachette, then lashed out by slowing, then ceasing entirely, sales of Hachette's books.

The recruit is publicly lashed and discharged.

To be fair, the people who lashed out at me are not listed on this document.

If all those keyboard warriors lashed out at the FCC over it's net neutrality proceedings recently, they would be overwhelmed.

She was defensive and lashed out many times when people questioned her results and was just in general a sloppy thinker.

Europe generally resisted the authoritarianism of the car, and lashed back against it fairly strongly.

How many educated Saudis does it take to stand up for the whip-lashed ones?

As legend tells it he lashed up a demo version over a weekend and pitched it successfully in the corridor shortly thereafter.

DougWebb eventually lashed out, and now he's being perceived as the rude one.

They lashed out at something you happen to dislike, using phrases like "immature children" that merely vent personal displeasure and offer nothing of value to the community.

Especially egregious was the episode where he misunderstood the "xkcd password scheme" and lashed out against it in his blog, and then kept on defending his flawed opinion against all explanations.

If a couple bamboo poles can be easily lashed in a different way to deal with the back issues, that will likely suffice and solve the specified problem without creating an over engineered expensive "solution".