61.   This corporate one-upmanship raised the ire of the Federal Trade Commission, which voted in March to block both mergers.

62.   Two years ago, a Republican Congress imposed a ban on funding for an ergonomics standard, raising the ire of groups like the coalition.

63.   Unfortunately, the cost-saving measures that many companies are implementing due to financial pressures from an increasingly competitive marketplace may be serving to raise the ire.

64.   Whose ire is raised by proposals to enlarge Shasta Dam and Shasta Lake.

65.   Young people tend to be drawn to these quick, thrilling little boats, and they have raised the ire of some other boaters.

66.   Although the Confederate flag was removed from atop the Statehouse, another was placed nearby on the Statehouse grounds, raising the ire of civil rights leaders.

67.   But some have raised ire among conservationists, especially the blueprints for a four-lane road through Vladimir Hill overlooking the Dnipro River.

68.   Chavez, who touts populist and nationalist issues, has raised the ire of the rich who fear he will roll back economic liberalization reforms.

69.   Despite the expression of regret from the government, the announcement has nevertheless raised the ire of an already suffering population.

70.   Earlier this week, McCain raised the ire of some Vietnamese officials when he said the wrong side won.