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CA: And releasing this caused widespread outrage. What was the key element of this that actually caused the outrage, do you think?

Even if official American outrage may smack of domestic political posturing, that of the victims' relatives does not.

Unfortunately, this outrage is directed, not at banking abuses, but at those trying to hold banks accountable for these abuses.

That outrage, like the car bomb that murdered Mr Kerr, was the work of dissident republicans opposed to Northern Ireland's peace process.

Mr. Mughal said he believed the cable operators were acting out of a sense of outrage following the NATO attack.

It was no secret the U. S. was considering compulsory Iraq service for its diplomatic corps, but the e-mails sparked outrage nevertheless.

Les Murray: There is a bit of outrage back in Australia, about something the Chinese commentator said.

"Thanks, but I can't. " Jessica was hesitating in the middle of the street, her eyes wide with outrage and betrayal.

Yao's defense, that the murder had been a "crime of passion, " has provoked further public outrage. Many are demanding the death penalty.

Warren Buffett now says his overall tax rate is lower than that of his secretary; one of many examples of this outrage.

The dispute over the border is so long-running that India's reaction was no stronger than official outrage and unofficial weariness.

Halfway through the meal, the power cut out, and I began to feel an outrage at such poor service.

I don't know if you'll agree with that, but I think you can at least agree that running the outrage script surely does no good for anyone.

A disturbing video of a British tourist carrying out a drunken sex attack on a woman in China has caused outrage after it was posted online.

After Hu Er's son Tieqiu falls over himself and dies because of a bit of foodstuff on the ground, workers outrage rises to the maximum.

The public response, at least on the Internet, has tended toward outrage, with many postings expressing sympathy for the women.

They would cause public outrage and may even be accused of trying to make excuses for the Holocaust.

It no longer provoked and gave point to outrage as it had done in the summer.

In February, Prime Minister Naoto Kan referred to the visit as an 'unforgivable outrage. '

Bullying elicits strong and highly personal reactions; I remember my own sense of outrage and identification.

In Mr Yan's view, China's outrage at North Korea's test is similar to that of France and Germany over America's invasion of Iraq in 2003.

To give people worldwide a chance to express moral outrage at the extent of hunger, the FAO launched a year-long online petition drive.

The judge explicitly said the custodial sentence was designed to "reflect public outrage" at his crime.

When a book alleged that John McCain had once called his wife Cindy one, the outrage was bipartisan.

In the front half century, all giants talked about meaninglessness , outrage, suffer, worry, terror, fear and anxiety.

My chief feeling on not being on the audit committee of the company where I'm a non-executive director is not outrage, it's relief.

It is hard to see why anyone in the mainstream opposition would be behind the outrage.

Dear Minion: It is an outrage that you and your colleagues have been placed in this absurd position.

Nora had deserved that blow, he thought with remaining outrage at her scandalous behavior.

The burqa can be understood as a symbol of the outrage Muslims are feeling as they are exposed to an increasingly xenophobic Europe.

The online outrage is gaining momentum and the whole case is now too public to be ignored by the authorities or mainstream media.

Mr. Erdogan said nothing, but has in the past expressed his outrage over what he calls "shifting the goalposts" .

Righteous outrage at the newspapers must not be allowed to undermine press freedom.

People were shocked at my response to the miscarriage. But I was shocked by their outrage.

There wasn't much value in beating myself up about what happened, or in holding on to a sense of outrage.

And all this has been amplified into public outrage by the foolish decision to pay out bumper bonuses again.

A FEW years ago an explosion of a packed train a few hundred miles from Moscow would have caused shock and outrage right across Russia.

e. g. Such a lie is an outrage to anyone who loves the truth.

However, they added that this "moral outrage" response was probably related to more functional concerns.

The initial trigger is a sense of moral outrage, usually over some incident of Muslim suffering in Iraq, Palestine, Chechnya or elsewhere.

Barack Obama cranked up the presidential outrage over the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, demanding to know "whose ass to kick" .

There is what sounds like a howl of outrage from the Decepticon, or it might just have been the screech of the air being rent asunder.

In the end, U. S. officials will have to weigh whether a more aggressive response is worth the public outrage it would likely bring.

The outrage led to a new election and the formation of a shaky pro-Western coalition government.

At least 20 people, including women and children, were killed in the raid, sparking outrage in Pakistan and prompting a diplomatic protest.

This sense of outrage has erupted into violence several times in Hangzhou in recent days, with drivers ambushing strike-breakers.

The anxiety was palpable when they arrived this morning as the skating community continued to voice its outrage.

Produced, circulated and sold by a group of Chinese crush fetishists, animal snuff has once again sparked online outrage across the country.

What was important politically in the first phase was demonstrating credible outrage at the fat-cats and empathy with the regular folks.

Across the Arab world, dictators battle their own people; at home, attitudes towards Cameron and Clegg alternate between apathy and outrage.

Under-Secretary-General Lynn Pascoe said Mr. Ban visited some of these sites and expressed his outrage.

Ravitch, finding the system and its results 'an outrage, ' passionately insists that 'the reign of censorship must end.

India has a remarkable ability to wage long-running low-intensity wars without their causing a sense of national outrage or panic.

"How do they justify this outrage to the taxpayers who are keeping the company afloat? " Obama asked, referring to AIG's management.

And, in Brazil, private sector outrage that followed an attempt to impose import controls led to their removal.

Internet users on this thing with curiosity and interest in positive return card and performance of this thing on the outrage.

But after the summit, the value of the yuan barely moved, provoking outrage on Capitol Hill and frustration in the Treasury and White House.

And Democrats were looking at numerous potential defectors, given public outrage over the return of huge Wall Street paydays.

To a hacker, a closed door is an insult, and a locked door is an outrage.

On Monday around the city there was annoyance rather than outrage.

Of course I have my theories which I shall outline below, but I certainly do share their outrage and disbelief.

Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell said of the bonuses, "This is an outrage, " and that the Obama administration needs to do more.

Gongadze, an outspoken critic of the then President Leonid Kuchma was found dumped in a forest, provoking widespread outrage in Ukraine.

His outrage is, of course, also partly self-serving: France is once again preparing to bust its Maastricht-stipulated budget deficit limit.

When this activity was revealed, international outrage led to the drafting and adoption of the Basel Convention.

Yet far from crumbling in fear, the opposition has responded to the confessions with renewed outrage and calls for more protests.

The move, which could become the framework for a broader agreement here, drew responses ranging from cautious acceptance to outrage.

Flowers gave a shrill cry, whether of outrage or terror I couldn't tell, and ran past us toward the door.

This latest incident has ignited a mix of outrage and cyncism in online forums, where the news has attracted thousands of comments.

Outrage at the killings and propaganda has been compounded by Mr Assad's defiant speech, which sorely disappointed his own reformers.

The head of the United Nations Mission in Afghanistan, Staffan de Mistura, expressed concern and outrage "in the strongest possible terms. "

Scott Shane, one reporter who participated in the meeting, described "an undertone of suppressed outrage and frustration. "

The Communist Party of the USA expresses its outrage at Israel's invasion of Gaza, carried out in defiance of world public opinion.

A CONTEMPORARY work of art can provoke outrage disproportionate to its artistic merit.

But the situation came to a boil last month when he sparked investor outrage by agreeing to pay a lofty premium for Autonomy.

In response to the public outrage, many schools have revamped their curriculums to emphasise "holistic thinking" , "values" and "ethics" .

The John Terry affair was quite different, and was shaped by a public storm of phoney moral outrage.

The fear of outside outrage provides little incentive to do better than standard practice.

In an attempt to assuage public outrage, Beijing has announced a new food safety law to take effect on June 1.

Outrage is felt not just by the general public but by fellow business leaders.

The cutting off of gas by Moscow to Ukraine in the middle of a political and commercial spat caused outrage and worry in western Europe.

for it is better for us to perish in battle than to look upon the outrage of our nation and our altar.

Stanford's action sparked outrage from conservationists and civic groups and a wave of media coverage.

at the White House was taken as an outrage in many quarters.

The shooter was reportedly able to fire 30 shots without reloading, causing outrage among gun control advocates.

Originally he proposed fines of up to $1, 000 for persistent offenders, but this caused such outrage that the figure was reduced to $100.

In July outrage over the issue drove a South Korean man to throw a stone at the Japanese ambassador.

If you are truly concerned about fairness in the business world, those statistics are far more deserving of your outrage.

Mr Carr's decision to recommend Kraft's offer has also sparked outrage among some of the descendents of Cadbury's founding family.

OFFICIALS are bracing themselves for a storm of public outrage over their controversial X- ray cameras scheme .

Instead of allowing himself to be engulfed by populist outrage, Obama joined the chorus.

Across the Atlantic, public outrage at the compensation packages of bank executives is high.

Supporters of the war expressed outrage over the leak.

High profile mass deaths -- either inflicted by the coalition or government forces -- could spark outrage and tilt the diplomatic balance.

The park has the atmosphere of a medieval circus, with animals treated in a way that would cause outrage in any western country.

Clinton had phoned Colom Thursday to express her personal outrage and deep regret over the "reprehensible research. "

Many online commentators expressed outrage over what they perceived as arrogant behavior at the trial by the once-powerful defendants.

His efforts to save Wall Street have caused outrage among taxpayers, some of whom protested at hearings.

Libyan strongman Col. Muammar Gaddafi's bloody suppression of a huge popular uprising is generating international outrage.

So much for the problems. Natural results of understanding the situation are outrage and shock.

Argentina expelled a Catholic bishop, Richard Williamson, who caused outrage worldwide by denying the extent of the Holocaust.

But when details of what they were claiming were leaked to London's Daily Telegraph, the outrage hit fever pitch.

He thought this strategy might help to contain her outrage.

India 'expects that strong action would betaken against those elements, whosoever they maybe, responsible for this outrage.

The christian system of religion is an outrage on common sense. Why is man afraid to think?

Judging from the outrage the site caused among parents, he's going to run into trouble really soon.

There will continue to international outrage if Josephine Ho is criminalized for the crime of hosting difficult and important thinking.

The reports say Mr. Ahmadinejad expressed outrage at the "bad behavior of the Libyan government" toward its citizens.

On that basis, the verdict is clear. If the Skopje authorities are right, then withholding recognition of their name is an outrage.

The vitriol toward politicians is in many ways more intense than the outrage expressed toward Europe and the International Monetary Fund.

I mean, how do they justify this outrage to the taxpayers who are keeping the company afloat?

In December, to Vietnam's outrage, China included the Paracels in its plans for promoting tourism in its island-province of Hainan.

There is no constitutional bar to waiting until June 2010, by which time the recession and outrage over MPs' expenses may both have abated.

So far, the Obama administration is standing firm against this outrage.

A severe offense to one's sense of propriety or decency; an outrage.

His claims have brought howls of outrage from academics across the sciences and humanities.

Outrage greeted her comments and she was fired on the spot by German public broadcaster ARD.

IT TOOK several days of back-and-forth talks, missed deadlines and public and private outrage, but Greece finally has a new prime minister.

In all the outrage, few have read the entirety of his controversial piece.

The outrage was predictable from a party that has frequently positioned itself as a moral arbiter for all Malaysians.

The Met's trustees were afraid it would provoke public outrage and Bryson Burroughs, its director, thought Picasso a madman.

After initial bursts of outrage, both sides seem determined not to allow the incident to damage broader relations.

any infringement upon individual rights is automatic grounds for a public outrage.

If you are that reader, I would recommend that you abandon your outrage and begin thinking about doing something similar for yourself.

One died in the hospital, prompting widespread outrage that eventually forced provincial authorities to sack several local officials.

There is some evidence that people would prefer more equality, but there is no sign of widespread outrage or pervasive demands for change.

When raised as a subject for discussion on parenting websites, it always elicits a stream of outrage and angry denials.

Anyone who's kept an eye on the first-person shooter since it was announced last December could've seen the outrage coming from a mile away.

The recent banking crisis has so far swallowed about $3 trillion dollars and caused great outrage.

While many women were injured, public outrage at the violence translated to wider support for the suffrage movement.

Richards's failure to win the trust of Fabio Capello can aggrieve City supporters, but has never really inspired outrage on a wider scale.

IT MAY not stir up international outrage like its semi-namesake WikiLeaks, but Wikipedia sparks debate.

China National Radio, a state-run agency, broadcast the citizens' outrage.

Is there no way out of this dreary cycle of excess and outrage?

State institutions that invested in sinking foreign banks have faced public outrage for squandering national resources.

and shaking my hand happily, shyly, expressing their gratitude to the West and their outrage at Qaddafi, and their humiliation, too.

Yet, alongside the dignity and the ready smiles, a sense of outrage burned.

He has tried to build better relations with a Congress shaken by public outrage about the crisis and the Fed's role in it.

Its execution involved an outrage upon the law of nations.

Yet wind turbines often provoke greater outrage than cats do, said Gavin Shire, vice president of the Bird Conservancy.

A first reading of this book provokes a mix of outrage and hilarity.

Her actions have received global media coverage and provoked outrage in Egypt, a conservative Muslim country where most women wear the veil.

All the outrage and marches simply made Christians look bigoted and silly, and brought a tedious film much publicity.

Acknowledgment of the US's misdeeds and the expression of remorse or outrage over them are unpatriotic and strictly forbidden.

At the risk of their lives, Syrians continue to pour out into the streets in outrage over their children's murders.

Nevertheless, there were instances of what Troyer describes as "moral outrage" .

Barack Obama has rightly expressed greater outrage as the crisis has worsened. So have the leaders of Europe.

That line soon became catchphrase for abuse of power as the case sparked widespread outrage online.

The day before her murder, after the annual church fete, her relationship with the favoured elder son is disclosed, to general outrage.

First, the public outcry and outrage within China was quite the same as what one would see in other countries.

Some Internet users expressed outrage that Mr. Obama lumped communism with the clearly reviled ideology of fascism.

For all the outrage in the US over dangerous toys imported from China, economic interdependence is a fact of life.

Many politicians and members of the public expressed outrage at the verdict.

On Tuesday, House Republican leader John Boehner of Ohio expressed outrage over AIG at a press conference.

In response to widespread outrage from customers, it reverted to the original formulation within three months.

The move led to security concerns among PC makers and outrage among Chinese internet users.

That promise was sweeping pro-immigration reform. The rally was equal parts political theater, voter outrage and dance party.

The vast harm done by malaria, those "metrics of despair" , now has much greater political and public awareness, almost outrage.

and we're letting you know, all right? This is an outrage. An outrage!

Hestia Jones gave her an approving look that changed to outrage as Aunt Petunia ran forward and embraced Dudley rather than Harry.

Men are such cowards. They outrage every law of the world, and are afraid of the world's tongue.

WIDESPREAD outrage over Israel's assault on Gaza has sharply soured the tone of Turkey's people and government towards the Jewish state.

Nobody is being harmed by respecting another country's laws in this regard, so your outrage is purely self-involved narcissistic rage.

If someone reading this feels a sense of moral outrage because we are sitting down on the job, I am sorry.

As outrage was traveling toward my toes, I realized that the man sitting next to me was doing just fine.

If the Syrian regime hoped to provoke international outrage, it has done so.

And he knows that greed can quickly replace the fear and outrage that now grips the minds of investors.

Everyone should have the right to express their outrage.

The tone of their protests had been Annies exactly - not bereavement but outrage.

After the video was posted online, Yueyue's plight prompted sympathy, outrage and debate in and outside China.

This afternoon Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, expressed her outrage at the killing spree.

But to an average Chinese, such differentiated treatment engenders outrage.

But he could also find his administration blown off-course or even swept aside by popular outrage.

Frustration and outrage over how Philippine police personnel handled the crisis was widespread.

British Prime Minster Gordon Brown and activist groups expressed outrage at the execution.

But this amounts to polite throat-clearing compared with the outrage on the other side of the pond.

But these expressions of international outrage seemed not to matter.

His article, published on the US-based website Psychology Today, caused international outrage.

Local residents expressed outrage over the beefed up security, with some 3000 CIA agents standing by and Cairo's main roads shut down.

A bid for Taittinger, a posh champagne brand, by United Breweries, a Bangalore-based booze giant, has also caused outrage.

Alerted to his family connection, millions of internet users stoked public outrage with derision and forced officials to respond.

He was not cool. He spewed sentences whose dependent clauses piled up into midden heaps of outrage or joy.

Being the prime target for popular and political outrage could put Goldman first in line for draconian new regulation.

But that is not just feeble, it is silly. Letting Mr Kim get away with this outrage will only tempt him to try more.

She worked closely with Bail Organa of Alderaan to organize fellow Senators who shared similar ideals and outrage.

Prita was detained and tried, but her story sparked outrage and an outpouring of support on social networking site Facebook.

It explains why there is no outrage among Americans when the Israelis bomb Lebanese civilians and Gaza civilians.

Collective outrage over evidence of widespread vote fraud in the voting has also helped to unite opposition groups.

Some ex-captive nations (Czechs and Lithuanians particularly) feel sincere outrage about the plight of occupied Tibet.

Express your outrage in social action, letters, donations, marches, protests.

Such arguments explain Swiss outrage at the perceived bullying by bigger countries.

Angry American consumers can take heart that in today's globalised world, outrage also crosses borders.

Nine activists were killed, sparking international outrage.

But the outrage will be brief and of little lasting consequence.

Lawmakers should not let outrage over bonuses stand in the way of essential action.

You light workers who are ground crew are holding the energy pattern of outrage over the events in the Gulf of Mexico.

During his campaign Mr Obama told an Ohio voter that he wanted to "spread the wealth" ; outrage duly followed.

Where is our sense of outrage, Zimbabwe?

Just to quickly review: The "outrage script" is the mindset that balks at seeing someone spend $10, 000 for a hotel room stay.

In a country seeking to shed the scars of civil war, the ritual killings cause outrage.

That suggestion would outrage them. The city of Kirkuk was once predominantly Kurdish.

It is feasible it is using moral outrage as cover for a commercially driven retreat.

The sheer size of public money being handed to private investors could also spark public outrage.

Environmentalists have expressed outrage at the ruling.

Pakistan's media dutifully pumped out the army line, stirring public outrage.

However the news sparked outrage from fans, with some burning season ticket renewal forms outside the club's Old Trafford stadium.

And their outrage has found resonance with millions of Americans. No wonder Wall Street is whining.

Those, when they happen to surface publicly, make for clear and outrage-inducing news fodder from great distances away.

Equally, much of the outrage over bonuses is unjustified.

The Germans caused outrage by at first blaming cucumbers imported from Spain, but later admitted that they were wrong.

If those who survived the atomic bombings at Hiroshima feel 'outrage, ' they should look in the mirror.

Despite the outrage of child rights activists, local officials say there were no reports of injuries.

The Prodi government could impose a change, but that would outrage trade unions.

Either it plumps for simplification, which is pardonable given the justness of its moral outrage.

SIR John Forbes, the physician to Queen Victoria's household, called it "an outrage to human reason. "

Or would you feign outrage, like Captain Renault's in "Casablanca" : "I am shocked, shocked to find that gambling is going on in here! "

That prompted an official investigation, and outrage on Chinese social media.

Newspapers expressed outrage at the Commission's proposal.

In the UK or US, such tactics might inspire anything from headshaking and irritation to clear outrage.

Many of the schools were built with inadequate reinforcements, prompting public outrage.

In 2000 for instance, South Africa's president and health minister sparked outrage by openly questioning the link between HIV and AIDS.

Again we all think the kill is eviler than outrage, but we have eaten the animal's meat but the animal love is lawless.

Financial firms have responded to the public outrage over what is seen as exorbitant executive pay.

And while senior administration officials and lawmakers are calling it an outrage, There may be little they can do to stop the pay outs.

When Egypt lost the playoff, the government still tried to ride those emotions, leading with calls of outrage and indignation.

our report on executive compensation will only fuel the outrage over corporate greed.

I looked over to the family to watch their reaction, expecting some expression of outrage.

Politicians expressed (more) outrage at the bonuses at AIG, which still owes $124 billion in bail-out money.

porno scanner: A full-body security scanner that provoked outrage at airports and on blogs.

More than 13, 000 comments were left for the video, most expressing outrage over the reckless behavior.

Political outrage at the junket led other companies to rethink their plans.

1, Under pretence of softening the previous outrage, of stroking and soothing me into placidity, you stick a sly penknife under my ear!

When Chang's parents first told her about Nanking Datusha, the Nanking Massacre, their voices had "quivered with outrage" .

The ferocity of the all-out assault on Hama has stirred particular outrage.

It was a lot of anger, insane humor, a lot of attention, outrage.

"Anger, disbelief, shock, sadness and outrage, " is how one describes the mood.

But in 2004, he triggered outrage by holding his then one-month-old baby Bob while feeding a snapping crocodile at his zoo.

At the time, Cantor's theory provoked not just resistance, but outrage.

To offend grossly against(standards of decency or morality); commit an outrage on.

Contacted by phone by China Real Time Report, Li expressed outrage about the Ningbo Evening News report.

A series of high-profile kidnappings in which the victims were later found dead has sparked outrage in Mexico.

They've used chemical repellents, lasers and fake predators, and even killed some, to the outrage of bird lovers.

Another outrage associated with inflation is the endorsement of theprocess by most economists.

It will be dangerous for Republicans to oppose the populist proposal, but Mr Obama's outrage is disingenuous.

This outrage stirred up the just indignation of the people.

The shooting provoked outrage in the surrounding community, not only because of the murder, but because of what the police did afterward.

But outrage over Facebook's behaviour could spur Congress into action anyway.

kasaganahan: We must sustain the public outcry and outrage over the junta's recent verdict of Aung San Suu Kyi.

Listeners flooded the show with calls expressing their outrage.

In its final report about the July accident, which sparked public outrage, the government was unusually direct in assigning blame.