61.   That is exactly what IRA extremists want, because then the public anger will be turned back at the British and Americans and not at them.

62.   The crime epidemic and the public anger it engenders are undermining reforms undertaken by President Ernesto Zedillo.

63.   The focus of public anger, expressed by members of Parliament and in hundreds of calls to radio programs, is the case of Detective Sgt. Gerry McCabe.

64.   The focus of public anger was simply redirected at the auto testing program itself.

65.   The growing roster of tax delinquents has forced the Russian government to delay paying wages and pensions, causing mounting public anger.

66.   The ruling Liberal Democrats are concerned about public anger against the Finance Ministry, particularly since the scandal erupted earlier this week.

67.   The public anger that fueled the GOP congressional upset of five years ago, we are told, has evaporated.

68.   The two-week shutdown of parts of the federal government is the longest in history and it has caused widespread public anger and frustration.

69.   The unusual social implications of the crime could account for the legal leniency and lack of public anger at the suspects in some cases, experts said.

70.   The widespread public anger at the ineffectiveness of the government is unlikely to benefit any one faction.