81.   In the face of public outrage, killings of the mentally ill were curtailed.

82.   It does so despite public outrage.

83.   It represented a defeat for the Clinton administration, which had hoped the public outrage over the Colorado tragedy would prod Congress to approve stronger gun control measures.

84.   It has taken six years, billions of dollars and the therapeutic passage of time to quell much of the public outrage.

85.   Kim turned on Roh and Chun after public outrage at reports that the two former leaders had taken huge sums of money from business executives over the years.

86.   Kostunica sparked some public outrage when he met with Milosevic recently.

87.   Last time one of these chases was telecast, the public expressed outrage that such a grisly event would take over TV programming.

88.   Not bad for a program that was eliminated in budget cuts and brought back because of public outrage -- but not before the entire team had transferred.

89.   Not because you are frightened of public outrage, but because you are responsible adults, with duties and standards.

90.   None of that, however, seems to have quelled the public outrage here or the perception abroad that Portland is a bad place to enter the country.