41.   No doubt, many documents have been destroyed, but as details gradually emerge, public anger will grow.

42.   Nothing, however, has galvanized public anger like the killing of Sanaia.

43.   One reason this affair has not produced more public anger is that the information involved does not appear to be even remotely dispositive.

44.   Political hacks whine that it is impossible to raise their salaries without triggering public anger.

45.   Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit sought to calm rising public anger at the disorganized relief effort.

46.   Public anger against renegade priests, and a system that protected them, is growing.

47.   Public anger spilled into the streets in January as tens of thousands of Bulgarians protested economic conditions in a confrontation that nearly brought on a confrontation with the military.

48.   Public anger was so intense that the proposal was dropped in three days.

49.   Public anger has been aroused, and Jakarta was tense and uneasy Monday as several small student marches wound their way through the streets.

50.   Public anger has certainly not been great enough to stop Clinton from raising money.