11.   Privately, however, some executives expressed deep frustration and anger with Washington, saying they are the victims of a particular hostility toward big oil companies.

12.   Some of these advisers have expressed deep frustration at the slow pace with which U.S. forces have begun to disarm his opponents.

13.   That intolerance, expressed in the rise of far-right fringe movements, appears rooted in a deep frustration.

14.   The fact that teen-agers as young as Sherrita Burch were allowed to attend has also aroused deep frustration and dismay.

15.   The fire investigators are almost indistinguishable and little is seen of their intense work and deep frustration in trying to catch the arsonist.

16.   The level of criticism of the government underscores a deep frustration.

17.   The reluctance of the administration to take the initiative with the Israelis and the Palestinians has become a source of deep frustration with friendly Arab countries.

18.   They concede, in deep frustration, that another two or three weeks will probably pass before the formal announcement of his candidacy.

19.   They had told me of the terrible tragedies and the deep frustration of not having proper medical supplies.

20.   While negotiators directed most of their anger at Kabila, who stayed away from the talks, there was deep frustration with Mobutu as well.