51.   Public anger over the blackening of the Huai has simmered for years.

52.   Rather than spark public anger over another shutdown, many analysts say, the Republicans are likely to give Clinton much of what he wants.

53.   Public anger at the politicians responsible for the financial ruin of ordinary Russians will be fierce.

54.   Public anger is one thing.

55.   Some Turks hope the widespread public anger over failures in the relief effort will lend new urgency to proposals to restructure the state.

56.   Spurred by public anger over persistent crime, the federal government and the states have been beefing up police forces, imposing tougher sentences and restricting parole.

57.   Soon after Pataki unveiled his plan, he and Bruno tried to refocus public anger on Silver, charging that his intransigence had caused the stalemate.

58.   Strong statements may defuse public anger here, but the risks remain that the Saudi leaders could come to be seen as apologists for America.

59.   Talk radio is going wild, and public anger is building.

60.   That death provoked an explosion of public anger and anti-Navy sentiment.