31.   Those who do not pay often face the wrath of gangs that control this market.

32.   Thus, Montano now faces the wrath of investors who thought they were buying into a robust company.

33.   With unemployment rising, corporate profits tumbling and the nation falling into recession, lawmakers worry they could face the wrath of voters.

34.   Apart from having to face diplomatic wrath, there will be trade sanctions at a time when the country needs investments.

35.   But pulling out without an agreement could leave the SLA facing the wrath of the Lebanese government and the guerrillas, who consider allies of Israel to be traitors.

36.   It was the first time in Taiwan that legislators had to face the wrath of voters for not living up to campaign promises.

37.   Many writers have faced the wrath of readers furious over inaccurate portrayals of gun silencers, improper use of poisons and poor police techniques.

38.   Some corporates have already begun facing the wrath of shareholders if recent happenings are anything to go by.

39.   That forced Kohl to face the wrath of German industry by limiting writeoffs of losses and tax breaks on reserves built up by utilities for nuclear waste disposal.

40.   U.S companies already have faced the wrath of nationalists.