11.   Although it was hardly an outpouring of public anger, it was enough to persuade the automaker to re-edit the ad.

12.   America is not in the terrible state that public anger would suggest, The Economist says.

13.   And an ever-louder drumbeat of professional media criticism and public anger resonates in the ears of many journalists.

14.   And it has heroes who also slogged through periods of public anger and cynicism.

15.   And public anger began to spill into the streets.

16.   And with public anger against the companies rising, other state officials became more willing to pursue the fiscal rewards of such lawsuits.

17.   As more details emerged and public anger grew, impeachment proceedings were started against him.

18.   As patients were confronted with bureaucratic red tape and frequent denials of treatment, HMOs became the target for public anger and the butt of jokes.

19.   As more details emerged and public anger grew, impeachment proceedings were instituted against him.

20.   Bankers rule out further hikes in the cost of public services because the kingdom, flushed with money, is unwilling to invite public anger by cutting subsidies.