21.   In recent years, few Nashville artists have risked raising the ire of country radio stations by urging other formats to play their songs.

22.   Indeed, source taxing has raised the ire of affluent New Yorkers, who take their pensions in lump sums and move to Florida.

23.   It was another squabble that raised the ire of Republicans.

24.   Kerry has not only endorsed the Seawolf, he has expressed a disdain for conversion that has raised the ire of many union officials.

25.   Kemp has touched only lightly on both issues in most of his stops, raising the ire of a number of Dole partisans.

26.   Legislative leaders hope that the minimal budget they plan to pass will raise public ire and force Pataki back to the bargaining table.

27.   Lerman billed his time driving to and from his office -- raising the ire of U.S. District Court Judge John G. Davies.

28.   Meanwhile, the opposition has raised the ire of the Air Force.

29.   One of its first lessons may be that comparing books to frozen foods is a sure way to raise the ire of authors, regardless of the details.