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The stadium disaster only the latest in a series of security breakdowns has added to the growing anger with Egypt's military rulers.
Opinion polls indicated growing anger with the government ahead of early elections announced by Prime Minister Kostas Karamanlis for Sept. 16.
Amid growing anger with high air fares across the country and Government accusations of predatory pricing by the major carriers, the airline competition legislation has gained widespread support among legislators in both parties.
"We kept trying to shake off the press, because we were desperate to have a chance to talk, to steer the next few days," says Williams, whose growing anger with the press attention led her to run into one private dinner hiding her face with a newspaper.
There is now growing anger with the government.
On Friday evening, Sinn Féin's Gerry Kelly said there was "a growing anger with every single hour" that Mr Adams was detained.
The backlash in Eastern Europe against austerity has been particularly acute in countries like Romania and the Czech Republic because it has been combined with growing anger at endemic corruption, a legacy of decades of Communist rule.
Political support for Barack Obama's healthcare reforms was ebbing away on Wednesday amid a failure to fix technology problems combined with growing anger among Democrats over the policy itself.
The march attracted thousands of protesters to the Mall on Sept. 12, a repeat of an event one year earlier that became an emblem of the growing anger among conservative voters with the Obama Administration and such big-ticket initiatives as the stimulus package and the push to overhaul the health-care system.
It is the biggest shakeup of the BBC since 1996, when Lord Birt was director general, and staff are bracing themselves for the worst with growing anger in the sport and children's departments about the havoc the move will cause to family life.
