91.   But that anger was short-lived when they learned that Meggett was expected to arrive in camp Thursday night and be ready for practice Friday morning.

92.   But the anger is always there, silent and toxic.

93.   But their anger is more complex than much of the commentary they have been reading in the public prints.

94.   But there is also anger at the program and the people in it.

95.   But there is still anger in the air, and a sense of unfinished business.

96.   But there was seething anger against the airline among some of the passengers.

97.   But this anger is another thing altogether.

98.   But there is also anger in the air, not just indifference.

99.   By all media accounts, anger has been at a minimum while patience and understanding have prevailed.

100.   But what makes Powell different from many executives, says USF management Professor Oren Harari, is that the anger he generated was because of necessity, not clumsiness.