When security forces swooped in and rescued the couple, the mob's anger exploded.
The anger exploded when farmers clashed with the police, leaving three people dead, including one officer.
Pent-up anger explodes on to the streets in 1988's Black October, and the protests are brutally suppressed.
But the anger exploded into the open last Saturday when the military police used force to clear a small tent camp of protesters from Tahrir Square.
Anger exploded into several days of demonstrations in the neighborhood, drawing in local elected officials, anti-police activists and other protesters from around the city.
The team's anger exploded at the end of the game, when Didier Drogba, Michael Ballack and John Terry all harangued Ovrebo, Drogba in particular shouting abuse.
Colliding with this larger cultural shift away from Catholicism, anger exploded in 1995 over charges that Cardinal Hans Hermann Groër, the archbishop of Vienna at the time, had molested youths two decades earlier.
Eight days of anger exploded after the constitutional court on Wednesday night responded to an opposition complaint of fraud in two of Serbia's electoral districts by declaring the entire election invalid.
The peculiarly British scandal of MPs' expenses (think claims for duck houses and bills for moat-cleaning) broke at a wretched time, just as voter anger exploded at the rewards grabbed by City of London whizz kids who seemed to have blown up the economy.
The point, argues Mr Martin, is not to dwell on the past but to offer to French people of immigrant origin a cultural reference that is "not only Louis XIV or the Impressionists".Whether the youths of the Paris banlieue, whose anger exploded in rioting on the streets last autumn, stream in to admire the art of their ancestors remains to be seen.
