41.   Western countries have long pressured him to relinquish power, and Nigerian activists have shown they are willing to face military wrath by staging pro-democracy strikes and protests.

42.   When they goof up, which is often, they face the wrath of their choleric chief, Robert Blake.

43.   Gough though may face the wrath of the match referee after a spitting incident with bowler Ian Bishop.

44.   He said some of his zealous peers faced the wrath of politicians and turned tame.

45.   Arsenal striker Ian Wright could face the wrath of the Football Association after an extraordinary attack on Sheffield Wednesday manager David Pleat.

46.   Now Small and the Springboks must face the wrath of the All Blacks.

47.   Salman Rahman, president of the Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry told a seminar that politicians could face the wrath of the people.

48.   Should Vogts ever do the unlikely and drop Scholl, he might face the wrath of the player.