11.   The case generated public outrage.

12.   The scandal has stoked public outrage.

13.   Public outrage over the scandal eventually forced him to resign.

14.   Public outrage over the scandal was great.

15.   The assault on Chung was greeted with widespread public outrage.

16.   By comparison, a similar situation in Japan has fuelled little public outrage.

17.   He is hopeful that public outrage could still help sway the county council.

18.   What the government did not bargain for was the public outrage and the massive support given to the demonstrations.

19.   Although the federal U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration would risk public outrage by arresting doctors or their patients, it has threatened to enforce federal anti-drug laws.

20.   Although death penalty opponents had predicted a public outrage if North Carolina proceeded with the execution of Barfield, Britt said that never materialized.

a. + outrage >>共 235
public 30.93%
international 11.51%
moral 5.21%
widespread 4.80%
national 3.50%
worldwide 1.90%
expressed 1.70%
popular 1.30%
latest 1.30%
terrorist 1.20%
public + n. >>共 762
support 2.43%
fund 2.08%
appearance 2.05%
hearing 1.96%
comment 1.87%
official 1.85%
transport 1.69%
education 1.68%
statement 1.66%
office 1.58%
outrage 0.59%
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