51.   But much of the public outrage at Lasseter apparently has abated.

52.   But there has not been a single word of public outrage.

53.   But there is a growing danger that public outrage against the attacks could bring the regime tumbling down.

54.   But when prices suddenly tripled last summer, a firestorm of public outrage forced the imposition of new controls.

55.   But those who believe they have the right to use violence to end British control of Northern Ireland have always also believed that their determination will outlast public outrage.

56.   Coming after a series of civilian deaths at police hands, the case sparked public outrage and became a political issue.

57.   Citing previous political sex scandals, Rosen says heavy-handed attempts to prove guilt sometimes spark public outrage.

58.   Clinton had to realize that pardoning him was a sure-fire way to generate public outrage.

59.   Democrats have seized on the rule reversals, hoping to tap a rich vein of public outrage.

60.   Despite public outrage, the NRA never properly apologized for spreading such paranoid garbage.