71.   The Yugoslav initiative on establishing diplomatic ties with Bosnia may have been prompted by international outrage over the agreement with the Bosnian Serbs.

72.   This is an ambitious goal coming from the man who just four years ago provoked international outrage when he called Mussolini the greatest statesman of the century.

73.   Thousands of civilians have died, sparking international outrage.

74.   Thousands of civilians have died since Yeltsin sent troops into Chechnya in December, and the bloodshed has prompted international outrage.

75.   Yeltsin vetoed that law in December, in response to international outrage.

76.   French President Jacques Chirac provoked international outrage when he announced his last June that France would resume underground nuclear testing in French Polynesia.

77.   In turn, a number of Swiss officials have recently made inflammatory remarks about Jewish groups which have caused international outrage.

78.   A wave of international outrage has failed to change French minds.

79.   Chirac sparked international outrage when he announced France is to carry out eight nuclear tests in the Mururoa Atoll in the South Pacific, beginning in September.

80.   Chirac sparked international outrage when he announced recently that France is to carry out eight nuclear tests in the Mururoa Atoll in the South Pacific, beginning in September.

a. + outrage >>共 235
public 30.93%
international 11.51%
moral 5.21%
widespread 4.80%
national 3.50%
worldwide 1.90%
expressed 1.70%
popular 1.30%
latest 1.30%
terrorist 1.20%
international + n. >>共 808
community 5.34%
aid 2.33%
force 1.85%
pressure 1.75%
observer 1.72%
official 1.67%
conference 1.62%
organization 1.59%
trade 1.59%
market 1.55%
outrage 0.17%
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