1.   The Decision to build the airport has provoked widespread anger.

2.   But it does seem to defuse some widespread anger and frustration.

3.   Civilian casualties in Afghanistan have also caused widespread anger throughout neighboring Pakistan.

4.   Do they reflect widespread anger at the United States throughout the Islamic world?

5.   For example, the governments of Islamic nations would face widespread public anger at home over direct participation.

6.   Gov. Christie Whitman almost lost the gubernatorial race last fall in large part because of widespread anger about auto insurance.

7.   His late-night decree was met with widespread anger and defiance and only appeared to intensify the determination of Parliament to remove him.

8.   In a word, the root cause of widespread Arab anger toward the West is the historic failure of the Islamic world to come to terms with modernization.

9.   On one level, the widespread anger had to do with the abrupt reversal of policies promised during the election campaign only six months ago.

10.   Some Turks hope the widespread public anger over failures in the relief effort will lend new urgency to proposals to restructure the state.