21.   To help direct popular anger and head off competition from radical Islamic groups, it has set itself up as the main address for acceptable anti-Israeli sentiment.

22.   When this takes place in an atmosphere of pervasive government corruption, popular anger is understandable.

23.   While negotiations to find a way out of the crisis continued, official propaganda in China reflected popular anger and kept it ratcheted high.

24.   While the disruption and fuel shortages were most acute in Britain, the popular anger over high fuel prices has spread across Europe.

25.   Opposition figures say the riots were fueled by popular anger at poverty, corruption and official interference in the party headed by pro-democracy leader Megawati Sukarnoputri.

26.   A fact which helps explain popular anger against U.S.-led accusations that neutral Switzerland colluded with the Nazis in World War II.

27.   After his failed austerity plans inspired deep popular anger, De la Rua resigned Thursday following two days of protests, food riots and supermarket looting.

28.   Arab governments are apparently also wary of popular anger if they participate in attacks against Islamic Afghanistan.

29.   Attempting to defuse popular anger at Serb losses, he promised to call to account commanders who had abandoned their positions.

30.   Baghdad said it cannot protect them from popular anger following four days of U.S.-British airstrikes.

a. + anger >>共 412
public 19.76%
widespread 5.38%
popular 4.27%
growing 3.61%
palestinian 3.48%
arab 2.43%
righteous 1.71%
pent-up 1.25%
russian 1.18%
serb 1.18%
popular + n. >>共 1191
culture 3.92%
support 3.74%
vote 2.98%
music 2.11%
tourist 1.56%
destination 1.28%
program 1.21%
sport 1.18%
figure 1.08%
belief 1.00%
anger 0.39%
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