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It also has made Mr. Walker the focus of anger from union supporters and Democrats, who opposed the collective-bargaining bill, which passed through the Republican-controlled Legislature last month but is tied up in court and has yet to go into effect.
Mr. Yordanov was a focus of anger from protesters who accused him of doing the bidding of a powerful group known as TIM, which a WikiLeaks document from 2005 from the United States Embassy in Sofia, the capital, described as "the up-and-coming star of Bulgarian organized crime".
Sir David Nicholson has been the focus of anger from families affected by the scandal.
Gavin Hewitt reports from the port at Lampedusa, which is the focus of anger for many locals.
Last year, though, the focus of anger shifted from the Soviet monument to a new structure at the south end of the square: a monument to the victims of the German occupation of Hungary.
But over the next few months, as electricity remains off, food gets both more expensive and more difficult to find, inflation and black marketeering soar and disease increases, the focus of anger may shift from the 28 nations arrayed against Iraq to the leadership at home.
Whenever we receive letters from readers about the water war, their main focus of anger is the rip-off factor.
A13 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Remofal of Hawks' Nest Causes Stir Across Nation Since workers removed a red-tailed hawks' nest from a luxury co-op building, the move has been the focus of searing anger from those around the city and nation who saw the hawks as emblems of raw nature in a densely populated urban setting.
"He has been the focus of anger and maybe confusion and maybe some hatred," O'Mara said.
But their apparent influence over government has become the focus of anger about Zuma's presidency.
