61.   Adamu had resisted deportation five previous times and her story had touched a nerve in the nation.

62.   And he was likely to touch other nerves -- the immigration issue tearing France.

63.   But he touched a nerve in the Canadian press when he made no public comment about the accident Thursday except for a written statement released late in the afternoon.

64.   But the latest case has touched a nerve.

65.   But the statements had touched a nerve in the liberal Netherlands, which last year became the first country to legalize gay marriages.

66.   For all of those reasons, it seems to have touched a nerve that the World Trade Center bombing in New York never reached.

67.   The discovery of the archives has touched a nerve in this devout Roman Catholic country about a period when illegitimate births were covered up.

68.   The dispute has touched a nerve among many women, who believe Swift is getting a raw deal.

69.   The film clearly touches raw nerves, since both Kuwait and Iraq have banned it.

70.   The film touches a nerve in South Korea.