91.   An auction company has cancelled its plans to sell off relics of Nazi concentration camps from World War II after they provoked outrage in Israel.

92.   But the act, captured by Turkish television crews, provoked nationalist outrage and shook Turkey for several days.

93.   The test resumption decision has provoked outrage in many countries and widespread criticism in Europe.

94.   The tests have provoked outrage in the pacific region and elsewhere.

95.   The trial comes amid continuing uncertainty surrounding the fatal blaze, which provoked public outrage in the belief it was the work of German neo-Nazi extremists.

96.   Their acquittal provoked outrage in the territory and all over the Pacific.

97.   This realisation has provoked outrage within Likud.

98.   Turkey provoked outrage last December when a security court handed down heavy jail terms to eight pro-Kurdish deputies on separatism charges.

99.   Meanwhile the charges against him have been on the front pages of national dailies and have provoked public outrage.

100.   Nguyen Tung Duong had earlier been cleared in a trial that was tainted with charges of corruption and that provoked outrage among Hanoi residents.

v. + outrage >>共 160
express 29.23%
spark 13.48%
provoke 9.88%
cause 8.79%
voice 3.35%
trigger 3.18%
prompt 3.18%
stir 1.51%
draw 1.42%
follow 1.34%
provoke + n. >>共 647
protest 3.97%
outrage 3.90%
violence 3.57%
attack 2.91%
criticism 2.81%
debate 2.38%
outcry 2.22%
anger 2.18%
confrontation 1.98%
clash 1.95%
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