Politicians, conscious of voters' disgruntlement, have also become increasingly febrile.
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"An aggressive approach to insiders will increase disgruntlement," he said.
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The disgruntlement may have led to leaks to news media.
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What he does face is widespread disgruntlement among political and business elites.
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And to their deep disgruntlement, we'll be celebrating it without a Christmas tree.
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There are growing signs of mutual disgruntlement between Mr Trump and these lieutenants.
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Given public disgruntlement, it is likely to give the deal a noisy vetting.
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The BJP has little understanding of and no patience for the Kashmiris' disgruntlement.
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Meanwhile, disgruntlement among The Grid's customer base has fomented over the past year.
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Pruitt's secretive and closed-circle decision-making has exacerbated agency employees' anxieties and disgruntlement.
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We're introducing a lot of features that ... Now, there's still a lot of disgruntlement.
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His alleged disgruntlement with Fox & his new liberal site belie what I personally witnessed.
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Obama's presidency just seems to have been a fallow one for inner-circle disgruntlement.
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" He added, "The corruption issue has tapped into a vein of wide disgruntlement in Pakistan.
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It is scarcely surprising that, as the reality of such changes sinks in, disgruntlement has spread.
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That's a perfect storm of disgruntlement that makes backbiting and leaks not just likely, but inevitable.
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Hinting at their disgruntlement, seven of the ten ASEAN leaders skipped their "summit" with Mr O'Brien.
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Across industries and governments, Bunn's research demonstrates that employee disgruntlement is a common preventable cause of insider threats.
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World Patent Marketing was also infamous for threatening customers who went public about their disgruntlement — and Whitaker participated.
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This is where the android, a hybrid mechanical / organic machine, puts aside its general disgruntlement to jump into action.
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It is too early to say what shape the disgruntlement will assume, if and when it becomes more broadly visible.
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"Disgruntlement was gathering around him (Prince Ahmed) and he was letting it happen," said the fourth source with royal connections.
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They are the ones who will feel the kind of psychological aspects of this, the sense of disgruntlement, and stay home.
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Creatures of chiaroscuro, they conquer and retreat, like Garbo, turn chameleonic in company, like Brando, alternating sullen disgruntlement with outright self-sabotage.
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Enormous success, such as that achieved by Amazon, will always create a backlash from the disgruntled groups who trade in, well, disgruntlement.
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The proposal may simply underscore disgruntlement among bankers and traders who already feel their pay and business is being micromanaged by regulators.
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Faced with a would-be adversary, an octopus might darken its mantle to express its disgruntlement or splay itself lengthwise to appear larger.
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Philip played the straight man to Stan, carped about Paige and Matthew, and here and there registered his continuing disgruntlement with the job.
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"We find Mr. Comey has a revisionist view of history and seems like a disgruntlement ex-employee," Conway told reporters outside the White House.
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Staff disgruntlement and his questionable spending habits were both generally well-known within the agency, but perhaps not quite as detailed until this story.
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In other words, Headspace helps quell employee disgruntlement that could lead to employee organizing, and helps improve worker efficiency, which employers like Starbucks love.
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The Point: As Trump prepares to run for a second term, he will lean harder and harder into this disgruntlement and alienation among white Republicans.
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Famke Krumbmuller, partner and head of political risk at OpenCitiz, told CNBC that the disgruntlement of protesters in France could be felt elsewhere in Europe.
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Some of their objections are coloured by disgruntlement with the mainland and with Hong Kong's own government, which tends to do what the party says.
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Mistakes were made with the reveal and there are clear signs of disgruntlement among former Borderlands voice actors, but there are two sides to every story.
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"Within the U.S., the pressure is particularly acute and is resulting in more disgruntlement and frustration among franchisees," GlobalData Retail analyst Neil Saunders said in a note.
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Its Philippines suspension caused a spike in demand for rival Grab, and long queues near offices and malls and some disgruntlement about reverting to using regular taxis.
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All in all, it's no surprise when Max is shifted to a retirement home, where he can knit pot holders and practice his disgruntlement round the clock.
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The fact that it gained more than three times as many seats as it had going into the elections is a sign of voters' disgruntlement with Mr Abe.
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Brick-size, over 19073,000 pages long, it reflects the immense range of his interest in art, history and politics, and his disgruntlement with the state of the world.
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And while it has been reported that "DAMN." was the unanimous choice of the Pulitzer music jury, the award was met in other quarters with disgruntlement and even outrage.
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Both dismissed suggestions that the process had been a slap to hopes of healing feelings of disgruntlement with the EU among increasingly nationalistic governments in parts of the east.
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Growing disgruntlement in the security forces increases the importance of the several hundred Cuban counter-intelligence agents (supplied in return for cheap oil) who also prop up Mr Maduro's rule.
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The one-day protest was the most significant labour stoppage since the right-wing Fidesz party swept back to power in 403, and hints at increasing disgruntlement with the government.
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An effort to fire Mr. Mueller would be particularly incriminating because it replicates the key moment when mere disgruntlement may have soured into illegality: Mr. Trump's termination of Mr. Comey.
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A long-standing gap between the upbeat view of outsiders, symbolised in the award of the Nobel peace prize to Mr Santos, and disgruntlement at home has widened to a chasm.
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The financing problem is adding uncertainty to a system already burdened by decrepit buildings, teacher disgruntlement, low test scores and a reputation as one of the country's most troubled school districts.
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But the rupture of recent days comes amid disgruntlement over the 35-day partial government shutdown that ultimately failed to achieve Mr. Trump's goal of extracting money for his border wall.
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The protests, which still occur every Saturday though in far smaller numbers, were sparked in November by disgruntlement over the high cost of living and fuel tax hikes that were later scrapped.
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Both the letter and the petition are a reflection of a growing disgruntlement among some of Uber's 15,000 employees about the manner in which the company's founder and chief executive was fired.
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The banner, purchased by Robert B. Blaikie, a well-known gadfly who was unhappy with the mayor, was a visible example of how New York-style disgruntlement can follow an unfavorite son.
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AfD had demonstrated that disgruntlement about immigration and the euro were potent issues for perhaps 5 to 10 percent of voters, Mr. Lochocki said — issues that it would want to keep alive.
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But they tuned in to the show for a range of reasons, not just out of disgruntlement: Sometimes Jones was simply entertaining, or his rants gave them new angles on the news.
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Rather, they centred on disgruntlement with Tsai Ing-wen, the president, who had pushed through several controversial reforms since taking office in 2.73, while dithering over some of her supporters' most cherished causes.
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But the cautious tone appears to be changing in the Philippines, where there are signs of public disgruntlement with the subdued government response to a decision that most of the country was celebrating.
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Disgruntlement in Congress will only grow worse as the Fed gradually winds down the enormous stash of bonds it built over the last eight years to support the mortgage market and encourage lending.
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I've been struck lately in this era of widespread disgruntlement with governing elites at the extraordinary extent to which our recent troubles are the fault of outsider types who don't know what they're doing.
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For as long as I have been involved in election year research, the absence of serious discussion of issues and policies by the candidates has been a source of disgruntlement with the campaign process.
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Pinera left office with low popularity ratings but is hoping to make a comeback on the back of disgruntlement with the center-left government of President Michelle Bachelet and deep divisions within her coalition.
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But the procedure is different in Paris because European airports do not permit EgyptAir security officials to search local cleaning workers, a source of disgruntlement among Egyptian officials who feel they are being discriminated against.
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The AfD had called for such a committee to be set up during last year's election campaign, during which it benefited from disgruntlement over the arrival of more than 1.6 million migrants since mid-2014.
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She is arguing for a rare third term for her party, which must be neither a continuation of Mr Obama's terms, given Americans' widespread disgruntlement, nor a repudiation of them, given his popularity in her party.
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But before the voters render their verdict, some observations about my experience of the last few weeks: — While many people have told me about their disgruntlement with the campaign, Canadians are still eager to talk politics.
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After the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) lost three state elections in December, it rushed to alleviate rural disgruntlement, pledging to pay 6,000 rupees a year to farmers with less than two hectares (five acres) of land.
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"I really am very proud to receive this, but of course they ask me to hurry it up, they're behind," she said to the displeasure of some fans, who audibly voiced their disgruntlement over her early exit.
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The booksellers' travails feed into the climate of tetchy disgruntlement that has prevailed in Hong Kong since the failure of the big street protests of the "Umbrella" movement in 2014 to prompt China to allow democratic reform there.
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They left for different reasons — one due to a sexual harassment scandal, one due to the new map, and one out of general disgruntlement with the state of politics — but all three are plum pickup opportunities for Democrats.
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The scandal has revealed growing signs of disgruntlement among the Thai public, and added to uncertainty over whether the junta will call an election later this year that is supposed to move the Southeast Asian nation back toward democracy.
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" The BBC offered five reasons why the Brexit vote means Trump will win the White House, arguing that the presumptive GOP nominee and Johnson "have tapped into a similar public mood of disgruntlement" and "a sense of broken pride.
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In a strategy that could attract some white voters, Mr. Espy appealed to Mississippi's perpetual disgruntlement with how it is perceived across the country and argued that a victory by Ms. Hyde-Smith would reinforce stereotypes of the state.
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Not only does it undermine trust between political leaders and their military advisers, resulting in poorer decision-making, but the very perception of military disgruntlement or resistance is likely to erode confidence in the supremacy of elected civilian leaders.
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One man in his sixties who spoke to CNBC in the Stump & Candle attributed the disgruntlement not to the migrants themselves, but to a lack of U.K. government spending to enable public services to deal with the surging population.
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As for CFR, it holds an annual "national" meeting in New York: its membership might learn more about the forces shaping American politics if the location were changed to Youngstown, Ohio—emblematic of a small city's factory closures, crime and disgruntlement.
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"Among conservatives, there is definitely some disgruntlement because some of the members in more winnable seats are conservative, and it's not like they were just putting some money into Comstock's district - it was ungodly amounts," the source told The Hill.
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For those annoyed by the elliptical nature of the finale, I'll say that while I didn't share your disgruntlement, I do think you're probably justified in wondering whether every scene of the past eighteen hours has been "necessary," per se.
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"One of the causes for the great public disgruntlement," Murray argues, is that Labour governments at the turn of the century "massively understated the numbers [of immigrants] to be expected," creating public distrust of current pledges to keep migration under control.
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When my brother privately showed me a picture he'd taken of Chris and Ada sitting in a Zodiac (Chris failing to maintain complete disgruntlement, Ada outright smiling), it reminded me of my happiness at having found them on the ship.
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Detractors of the law say it is overly broad and will have unintended consequences, opening the way to identity theft, disgruntlement among consumers who find out how much information Corporate America has on them, and a bonanza for class-action litigators.
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The economy has been the hot-button topic of the electoral campaign with candidates attempting to stir voter disgruntlement with the current regime through finger pointing over widespread alleged corruption and an economic rebound since the lifting of sanctions which has disappointed many.
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Some of these comments, the sources say, appeared to involve disgruntlement dating from before the trek, including criticisms of Helgen's demanding management style back at the museum; NMNH researchers who know Helgen agree that he has very high expectations of his staff.
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Western Canadians are 'discontent' not 'disgruntled'Page: Western alienation in CanadaWhen: Mar 31Where: Shared Services CanadaApparently, someone in the government didn't like the implication there is a sense of "disgruntlement" (read: anger) among Canadians in Western provinces who feel left out of mainstream politics.
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While central bank independence has often been questioned openly in emerging economies such as Turkey or India, popular disgruntlement in richer countries at the weak growth and paltry real wage increases of the past decade have seen central banks increasingly under pressure in developed economies too.
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Scotland, one of the UK's four member nations, voted to stick with the EU in June, clashing with a vote to leave in Britain as a whole and causing much disgruntlement as the process of renegotiating 40 years of trade and political agreements are hammered out.
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The improvement in performance this month is welcome news for an industry struggling with ongoing issues of investor disgruntlement over fees, the continued migration of investor funds from active to passive management and a dearth of investment opportunities in a world of rock-bottom yields, among other headwinds.
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She had uncommon social media savvy and cut a fantastic video while waging a campaign that did a brilliant job of both channeling long-simmering national progressive disgruntlement with the idea of Crowley's eventual accession to the speakership and emphasizing her greater rootedness in the district as currently conceived.
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Ongoing disgruntlement among almost all other nations about the stagnation in weapons disarmament led directly to the July 2017 passage by 122 member states in the United Nations General Assembly of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, now commonly referred to as the Nuclear Weapons Ban Treaty.
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The country was already badly polarized before the plot twist of election night in 2016, of course, but since then liberals and much of what remains of America's moderate center have been seething in a way that dwarfs the usual disgruntlement of whichever faction is out of power.
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Despite the brand's on-trend designs and accessible price point, customers are growing increasingly frustrated with the company — and they're flocking online in a chorus of disgruntlement, clogging nearly every one of West Elm's social media posts with pleas for their late orders or to express rage about a recent phone call with customer service.
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ET, ABC ABOUT THE ROCKETS (2100-41): Houston fired coach Kevin McHale less than a month into the season, dealt with trade rumors and reported disgruntlement from center Dwight Howard and battled inconsistency throughout the campaign before posting wins in three straight to close out the season and overcome a two-game deficit for the No. 8 spot.
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Why it matters: Stubbornly flat wages and living standards are one reason for broad political disgruntlement in the U.S. Quick take: Economists have struggling to grasp why companies are not feeling forced to pass on bigger wages to attract and keep workers despite two years of steadily dropping joblessness, reaching 3.9% last month, the lowest since 2000.
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Instead of seriously considering ways to meet one or two of the protestors' demands to give them at least a small victory to calm the situation, Lam has focused on the high cost of living in Hong Kong and pledged a new social welfare program to alleviate disgruntlement, insulting the protesters and making them feel ignored.
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LEBANON 50 Miles SYRIA GOLAN HEIGHTS Mediterranean Sea Haifa WEST BANK Tel Aviv Jerusalem Ashdod GAZA STRIP ISRAEL EGYPT JORDAN By The New York Times Ashdod, whose population of more than 200,000 is almost a quarter Russian-speaking, became the focus of disgruntlement with Novy God this year after the ultra-Orthodox deputy mayor, Avi Amsalem, objected to a spruce tree displayed beside a Hanukkah lamp at a city mall.
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The trouble is that the deal on offer is likely to fall well short of that promised by Leave campaigners, who suggested Britain could continue to enjoy access to the giant European single market while at the same time paying less into the EU budget and restricting the free movement of people from the EU. Disgruntlement could grow, especially if the British economy plunges into recession, as business confidence and investment collapses.
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Mutual antagonism between God and his angels is emphasised, which leads to disgruntlement and ultimately rebellion by the latter.Collins, J. “Anatole France.” The Virginia Quarterly Review, vol. 1, no.
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Staff Writer. "Jimmie Giles now wants traded, but Bucs not willing". St. Petersburg Times. 11 Apr 1984 Giles' disgruntlement dissipated when the team offered him a new contract, signing him through the 1986 season.
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The Palm Beach Post. 10 Oct 1985 Green's disgruntlement was attributed to a combination of the team's losing record, and the new defensive scheme that did not give him the opportunity to freelance.Tomassini, Steve. "Courson settled in at Tampa Bay".
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Burley came under further pressure after a 3-0 friendly defeat by Wales, as he conceded that it was a "very poor" performance, while the Tartan Army "showed their disgruntlement with Burley and the SFA" during the match. The SFA sacked Burley on 16 November 2009.
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Soviet famine of 1932–33. Areas of most disastrous famine marked with black. Within the Soviet Union, there was widespread civic disgruntlement against Stalin's government. Social unrest, previously restricted largely to the countryside, was increasingly evident in urban areas, prompting Stalin to ease on some of his economic policies in 1932.
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Populist politician Andrzej Lepper, the leader of the populist Self-Defense (Samoobrona) party, created the slogan: "Balcerowicz must go" (Balcerowicz musi odejść), echoing the disgruntlement felt by some Poles with Balcerowicz's plan. However, since 2013, the unemployment rate has not exceeded 10% and in 2019 has reached the record low of 3.8%.
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Bankomatt is a 1989 Italian-Swiss drama film directed by Villi Hermann. It was entered into the 39th Berlin International Film Festival. The story follows a man planning and conducting a bank robbery. It is revealed he was formerly an employee of the bank, and is acting out of disgruntlement towards the current boss.
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11 September 2005 Giles, then with the Detroit Lions, criticized the move, saying that no coach could compensate for the Buccaneers' lack of talent. He also claimed that administrator Phil Krueger destroyed team chemistry by demeaning players during contract negotiations, pointing to guard Sean Farrell's disgruntlement as an example.Zier, Patrick. "Giles says Tampa fired wrong man".
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Cavillon is a small village surrounded by fields and woods, situated on the D121, D156 and D95 crossroads, about northwest of Amiens. Predominantly a farming area raising dairy cows, pigs and free-range chickens. A project to create a large pig-rearing facility is currently undergoing discussion and planning approval, much to the disgruntlement of the local population.
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This was controversial, with many nationalists suggesting the unionist O'Neill ministry favoured a unionist- majority area rather than nationalist-majority Derry. Disgruntlement fed the Northern Ireland civil rights movement which helped spark the Troubles. The "New University of Ulster" (NUU) enrolled its first students at Coleraine in 1968. Magee was not closed but incorporated in the NUU, which obtained a charter in 1970.
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She was sentenced to three years in prison after her conviction in 2018. Outlook speculated that as a single woman in her 50s, she was vulnerable to recruitment or could have been motivated due to job disgruntlement. A reason according to the Indian Express for her dissatisfaction with the Ministry of External Affairs was she "felt discriminated against being a Group B Foreign Service officer".
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The party was involved alongside three other parties in the Alliance; all four sought to return to power together. Reinfeldt resigned as party leader after eight years as Prime Minister, and was succeeded as leader by Anna Kinberg Batra on 10 January 2015. Kinberg Batra's decision as the de facto leader to enter the budgetary procedure agreement with the left-of- centre cabinet saw sharp disgruntlement from some party districts.
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Citing disgruntlement with the INC leadership, he quit the party on to join the BJP. The party then released a statement claiming that he had been expelled for "anti-party activities". He later joined the BJP on 11 March 2020. Other MLAs loyal to him also resigned from the INC and their MLA posts in a political crisis that led to the resignation of Kamal Nath as Chief Minister.
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Whitehorn Mountain is a peak located in eastern British Columbia, Canada near the Alberta border. It is one of British Columbia's 102 ultra prominent peaks. Whitehorn Mountain was first climbed by Conrad Kain in a rare solo ascent for him. Kain was in the Mount Robson area guiding a reconnaissance party led by Arthur Wheeler in 1911 when he completed the solo ascent, much to the disgruntlement of Wheeler.
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According to the German newspaper Die Welt, in June 2009 the Greens changed the balance of power in the city council as a direct result of disgruntlement with the controversial Stuttgart 21 rail project. The victory marked the Greens' first majority in a German city with more than 500,000 inhabitants. This meant an enormous loss for the CDU, who had held a majority of seats in Stuttgart continuously since 1972. Stuttgart, 13.
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Charles' slow pursuit might have been due to his own disgruntlement with Vienna's overarching defensive strategy and the undoubted difficulty of the battle itself, conducted with troops wearied by a forced march of , fighting in rain, fog, and on normally boggy terrain made more soggy by the heavy spring rains and snow melt. Regardless, he more than made up for these shortcomings within the week.Blanning, pp. 232, 264; Phipps, pp. 49–50.
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Uniquely, Spirou et les hommes-bulles was never published in the Spirou magazine, but only in Le Parisien Libéré, uncoloured, and subsequently the later colour treatment of the two stories in this album is distinctly different from that of other Spirou albums. In comparison to its "prequel", Le repaire de la murène, hailed for its rich and atmospheric colour-use, it is criticized for falling short in this respect, as well as other, more typical, sequel disgruntlement.
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Treasury Secretary Franklin MacVeagh (depicted on a Mint medal) was instrumental in the replacement of the Liberty Head nickel by the Buffalo nickel. In 1909, consideration was given to the replacement of the Liberty Head nickel by a new design. In an attempt to modernize the coinage, the cent and the gold pieces had been redesigned. Prominent artists from outside the Mint had been contracted to provide the designs of the new coins, much to Barber's disgruntlement.
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It was placed above the Hamil Road Stand, the away end, and was opened for the league clash against Chester on 26 September 1992. At the end of the season, Rudge led the Vale to glory at Wembley in the Football League Trophy final. They followed up this success with promotion back to the second tier in 1993–94. However Bell only offered Rudge a new contract at the end of the season, to the manager's disgruntlement.
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Iljaz Prokshi (Serbo-Croat: Iljaz Prokši), born in 1949 in Kosovo, died 28 April 2007 in Pristina, was an ethnic Albanian writer and poet.Worldmark Encyclopedia of Cultures and Daily Life: Europe (2009) ("In recent years, Kosovo has produced a number of prominent writers, including novelist Iljaz Prokshi ...") He studied Albanian language and literature in the University of Pristina. Prokshi is mainly known for the novel Fundi I Zemerimit (The End of Disgruntlement), a bestseller and winner of The Book of the Year prize .
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In March 2010 he participated together with Martha Issová and Petr Zelenka in the preparations on a political video focused on youth called “Encourage your grandma and grandpa not to vote for a left wing”. After the release of the video, a disgruntlement aroused, and its content became a huge topic for both personal blogs and online newspapers. He is one of the founders of Hugo Bike making design electric motorcycles. He sold his part of the business in 2016.
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Pre-release audience screenings in Summer 1988 were positive, with 93% of those surveyed rating the film as "very good", the highest rating studio Paramount Pictures had received at the time. Press screenings nearer to release however were met with responses ranging from ovations to disgruntlement. On release, reviews were similarly mixed. Roger Ebert called it one of the most "disquieting, unsettling films to come along in quite some time", saying that it portrays pain and anger more than comedy.
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Panoramix refuses to give any to Obelix, much to his disgruntlement. Building progress becomes so rapid that the labourers exhaust their supplies of stone; Amonbofis has bribed the supplier to dump the subsequent shipment into the Nile and the Gauls are forced to escort a fleet of ships to fetch more. Sightseeing en route, the trio visit the Pyramids at Giza. In his attempt to scale the Sphinx, Obelix provides an outlandish hypothesis as to how the monument came to be without a nose.
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The Orchestra felt conductor Herbert von Karajan had been unprofessional when conducting smaller concerts during the tour. The last straw came when von Karajan left the stage in Boston after the last note was played, neither waiting for applause nor calls for an encore. The orchestra was upset by this apparent slight to both them and the audience, but turned up nonetheless on time for an early rehearsal the next day. Karajan, however, came in late, much to the disgruntlement of the whole orchestra.
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Three other garrisons refused, whilst Schaffgotsch made a failed attempt at besieging Breslau. Towards the end of 1633, the command of the Silesian front was transferred to Matthias Gallas and Rudolf von Colloredo, while Schaffgotsch was summoned to Pilsen reaching it on 4 January 1634. There general Christian von Ilow expressed his disgruntlement with the imperial court's interference into military affairs urging Schaffgotsch to sign the 19 point Statum Silesiae memorandum condemning statesman . Schaffgotsch refused, claiming that such an act would be a breach of discipline.
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SPYL came into existence in 1969 after the SWAPO Tanga Consultative Congress in Tanzania adopted a new constitution. In 1971, the International Court of Justice declared South African occupation of Namibia as illegal. At that time there existed pervasive disgruntlement in the country due to the Odendaal Plan that was going to initiate a homelands policy. The Youth league protested at major colleges and schools and participated at the general strike of 1971 and 1972, a major turning point in the Namibian fight for independence.
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The coup was based upon the owners' disgruntlement with the increasing cost of the Dallara DW12 chassis, and fines given out for the use of inapproved parts in races earlier in the season. Bernard spoke to the team owners on the Saturday prior to the Detroit race, and reported that the matter was settled, in an attempt to place attention back on the race, but by that stage, the media had spent Friday and Saturday investigating the coup, rather than previewing the race and the track.
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This resulted in their secession from the Workers Party. Their disgruntlement with the Shachtmanite majority within the Workers Party led Johnson–Forest in 1947 to rejoin the Socialist Workers Party. It was during this time that the Johnson–Forest Tendency reached the conclusion that, as there was no true socialist society existing anywhere in the world, a return to the fundamentals of Marxism was in order. Their emphasis on Hegel's philosophy as being the foundation of Marxism was largely due to Dunayevskaya, who was deeply immersed in both Marx's and Lenin's writings.
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In May 2012, disgruntlement toward Africans and calls for deportation and "blacks out" in Tel Aviv boiled over into death threats, fire bombings, rioting, and property destruction. Protesters blamed immigrants for worsening crime and the local economy, some of protesters were seen throwing eggs at African immigrants In March 2018, chief Sephardic Rabbi of Israel, Yitzhak Yosef, used the term Kushi to refer to black people, which has Talmudic origins but is a derogatory word for people of African descent in modern Hebrew. He also reportedly likened black people to monkeys.
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Poverty and inequality had been raised as an issue by Johnson in 1964, and pressure was continuing to be placed on the Federal government to alleviate rising national poverty rates. Instances of riots and public disgruntlement plaguing the 1960s were connected to a welfare system not adequately supporting the needs of the population. To many in congress, it was clear that the answer was not to restrict the AFDC, but rather reform it. The AFDC was plagued with numerous inequalities not only among its recipients but between states.
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Bill Birch's "Think Big" initiatives, designed to invest public money in energy self-sufficiency, stand in contrast to the party's views. Muldoon's autocratic leadership style became increasingly unpopular with both the public and the party, and together with disgruntlement over economic policy led to an attempted leadership change in 1980. Led by ministers Derek Quigley, Jim McLay, and Jim Bolger, the challenge (dubbed the "colonels' coup") against Muldoon aimed to replace him with Brian Talboys, his deputy. However, the plan collapsed as the result of Talboys' unwillingness, and Muldoon kept his position.
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The SS80 model was ridden at or more before delivery. If any motorcycle did not meet specification, it returned to the shop for rework until it performed properly. In 1929 an SS100 was purchased by Sir William Lyons who two years later applied the same name to his own first four-wheeled vehicle, much to Brough's disgruntlement at the time, though the two later became close friends. "S" and "S" were the first two initials of the Swallow Sidecar Company which Lyons had co-founded back in 1923.
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Despite her disgruntlement with the situation, she agrees. After several fruitless nights, she confronts Avallac'h, demanding he let her go as, and that she wants to return to her friends. She is told that time happens differently in this world, and that once her task is accomplished she will be returned to her time. When talking about Geralt and predestination, Auberon warned her that what is to come, will come, if it is inevitable, and then talked to her about the snake Uroboros, the symbol of infinity, eternal departure and eternal returns.
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Later, he goes to play mahjong with his future mother-in-law (He Saifei) and her clique of friends as Nana (Li Yuan) his girlfriend watches. His future mother-in-law does not think much of him and belittles him as they play. He wins all the games to the extremely obvious displeasure and disgruntlement of his future mother-in-law. At the office, Mali's boss, Lao Qian (Tai Chih-yuan) entices him to make a delivery to a very important client, Wang Sangbiao (Xiao Yang) whom he disdains very much despite his initial refusal.
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Yentob has been warned not to do this again, but otherwise not disciplined, much to the disgruntlement of some who have seen more junior staff lose their jobs for lesser misdemeanours. In 2005, Yentob was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Letters from De Montfort University, Leicester. On 17 March 2010, Yentob and Nigella Lawson opened the Jewish Museum London in Camden Town. In July 2009 he was revealed to have accumulated a pension worth £6.3m, giving an annual retirement income of £216,667 for the rest of his life.
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During the controversial 2014 General elections, she led an MEC commissioner revolt seeking electoral justice and demanding a recount of votes before a winner was announced. The recount failed based on a legal technicality and former President Peter Mutharika was announced the winner much to the disgruntlement of many. In 2018 she ran in the MCP primaries in her former constituency. On the day of the primaries she was announced the winner and her rival Rhino Chiphiko and his supporters quietly left the venue through the back gate.
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John Midas is a young boy with an intense, but obsessive love of confectionery, especially chocolate. Dr. Cranium, the Midas' family doctor warns John that his health is poor, and until further notice, he is to eat only those foods that are conducive to a healthy body, much to the boy's disgruntlement. The doctor's orders are backed by John's folks, who dispose of their son's entire candy stash and have control over his spending money. Angered at having his life micromanaged, John goes for a walk to clear his head.
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With the limited success of Perani Arena as the playoff home for the Michigan Pirates, Pete Norager, one of the owners of the Pirates, decided to start a replacement team in Flint, and the formation of the Phantoms was announced on December 18, 2007. In February 2008, Norager withdrew from owning the team. The Perani Group operated the team pending the selection of a new owner with a temporary investment group. Because of poor attendance, payments to players were delayed near the end of the 2008 season, and some players left the team because of other commitments or disgruntlement over late pay.
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The two Texas chapters of Theta Kappa Psi -- Beta Phi chapter in Galveston and Psi chapter in Dallas—could not accept the action. The thought of sacrificing the Fraternity's name, history, and tradition was considered untenable to them. In the wake of this disgruntlement, the two Texas Chapters and Gamma Tau chapter at the University of Manitoba wrote a new constitution and termed their seceding organization Theta Kappa Psi International Medical Fraternity. Legal action, however, threatened by Phi Beta Pi concerning the use of the name, caused no meetings [in support the possible schism] to be held after 1962.
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He told the Greek forces—probably out of his disgruntlement—under what circumstances they could take Troy. He said that they would win if they stole the Trojan Palladium, brought the bones of Pelops to Troy, and persuaded Neoptolemus (Achilles' son by the Scyrian princess Deidamia) and Philoctetes (who possessed Heracles' bow and arrows) to join the Greeks in the war. Neoptolemus was hiding from the war at Scyrus, but the Greeks retrieved him. Neoptolemus had taken Andromache, Helenus's sister-in-law, and Hector's widow, as a slave and concubine after the fall of Troy, and fathered Molossus, Pielus and Pergamus with her.
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In October 1925, he surprised other delegates to the Beijing Customs Conference in pushing for agreement to China's demands for tariff autonomy. In March 1927, during the Nanking Incident, he refused to agree to an ultimatum prepared by other foreign powers threatening retaliation for the actions of Chiang Kai-shek's Kuomintang troops for their attacks on foreign consulates and settlements. Disgruntlement by the military over Shidehara's China policies was one of the factors that led to the collapse of the administration of Prime Minister Wakatsuki in April 1927. During his diplomatic career, Shidehara was known for his excellent command of the English language.
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Most of his friends likewise enjoy hunting and fishing, even if they aren't particularly good at it. McManus, in his stories, has a certain amount of disgruntlement for people who take great pleasure in the minutiae of various sports (such as encyclopediac knowledge of firearms calibers and ballistics). He refers to firearms enthusiasts as 'gun nuts' and treats their excited sharing of the fine points of ballistic arcs and grain sizes as something to be endured to get on a good hunting trip. Some of the elements show up in his longer works, and are even worked into the plots.
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The system was originally supposed to be named ELAN (Executive for Local Area Network), but DEC discovered at the last minute that it was trademarked in a European country where DEC wished to conduct business. The company holding the trademark to ELAN was the Slovenian sports equipment manufacturer Elan. In order to avoid litigation DEC quickly renamed it to VAXELN by dropping the A, much to the disgruntlement of the developers. Some documentation and marketing material had already been printed referring to the product as ELAN, and samples of these posters were prized for many years by members of the original team.
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For the game's graphics, Katou chose to use a metallic-esque look similar to Darius, despite the disgruntlement of the management. Nakamura created the software tools for making the graphics, with Katou cycling through different palettes and showing Nakamura which ones looked good, who promptly entered the data into the game. Katou used mostly white for enemies from a far distance so as to prevent them from blending into the background. The limitations of the Taito F3 System arcade hardware proved to be difficult to work with when designing levels, due to the hardware's scaling techniques with backgrounds and objects.
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Justice League Task Force #14 She later joins the revamped Task Force along with L-Ron (in the body of Despero), The Ray, and Triumph.Justice League Task Force #0 Gypsy and Ray are both later mind-controlled and used by Triumph as during his strike against the reformed JLA; he expressed disgruntlement that their team had been ignored and forgotten when "the headliners" reformed.JLA #29 During the battle, she would see Aquaman, her old teammate in Detroit, and say in confusion "you went away".JLA #31 There have also been hints of a romantic relationship between Gypsy and the Bronze Tiger.
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French Governor General Sarraut tried to control the press in portraying the event as 'local' and having no widespread political reach and conspiracy. Sarraut tried to paint the event as the political prisoners having ridden on the guards' disgruntlement with local conditions – i.e., the collaboration was more opportunistic than having common grounds of anti-colonialism. This is in spite of the evidence that the rebellion involved participants from various social classes, had support from hundreds of civilians, and used visual symbols (such as armbands and flags) and a proclamation demanding the end of the French rule.
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Todd writes that the United States became an empire not by strategy but by accident, following the sudden collapse of its main adversary, the Soviet Union. With the globalization of investment, it then indulged in the luxury of conspicuous consumption using incoming capital while going deeper and deeper into debt. In reality America is like a crumbling Roman empire—overextended with excessive arms spending, inequality and disgruntlement at home. To keep the rest of the world in line, and prevent its creditors calling in their debts, all America needs to do then is to wield a big stick.
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Some French firms who had lost their trade concessions made overtures to Dosunmu, sensing his disgruntlement with the British presence in Lagos, promising him assistance for revolting against Governor John Hawley Glover. Glover put down the attempt, fined Dosunmu £50, and suspended his stipend for 4 months. Dosunmu was not pleased and felt Glover used Kosoko to spite him. Dosunmu's position was merited as Glover enjoyed a very close friendship with Kosoko allies such as Oshodi Tapa whom Glover consulted before pursuing public projects and Taiwo Olowo whom Glover had encouraged to pursue trading with the firm of Messrs G.L. Gaiser.
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The surrealist Spanish artist Salvador Dalí was responsible for designing the publicity material for the 1969 contest. It was the first time that the contest resulted in a tie for first place, with four countries each gaining 18 votes. Since there was at the time no rule to cover such an eventuality, all four countries were declared joint winners. This caused an unfortunate problem concerning the medals due to be distributed to the winners as there were not enough to go round, so that only the singers received their medals on the night: the songwriters, to some disgruntlement, were not awarded theirs until after the date of the contest.
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After Steve Howe left Asia in 1984, he and former Yes manager Brian Lane discussed forming a new group, and Lane approached former Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett, though his last few solo albums had sold disappointingly. Still, he hoped GTR would sustain his prominence as a guitarist and finance future solo work."Turning away from rainbows" - interview with Steve Hackett by Anil Prasad, published in Innerviews webzine, 1993 They recruited American drummer Jonathan Mover (ex-Marillion), bass guitarist Phil Spalding, and singer Max Bacon. GTR sought to create a contemporary band sound without using keyboard synthesizers (following Howe's disgruntlement with the predominance of keyboards in his former group Asia).
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Grosart divided most of that money equally by constituency, to the disgruntlement of Quebec Tories, who were used to receiving a disproportionate share of the national party's financing.. The Tory campaign opened at Massey Hall in Toronto on April 25, where Diefenbaker addressed a crowd of 2,600, about 200 short of capacity. At the Massey Hall rally, a large banner hung behind Diefenbaker, which did not mention the name of his party, but which instead stated, "It's Time for a Diefenbaker Government.". The slogan, coined by Grosart, sought to blur Canadian memories of the old Tory party of Bennett and Drew and instead focus attention on the party's new leader.
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Since the late eighteenth-century Bourbon Reforms the crown had favored peninsular- born Spaniards over American-born, so that young Santa Anna's family was affected by the growing disgruntlement of creoles whose upward mobility was thwarted. Santa Anna's other paternal uncle, José was a priest, notorious for his corrupt practices and sexual appetite, who fell afoul of the Mexican Inquisition. His mother favored her son's choice of a military career over his father's choice for him, supporting his desire to join the royal army, rather than be a shopkeeper. His mother's friendly relationship with the intendant (governor) of Veracruz secured Santa Anna's military appointment although he was underage.
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In 2004, as Holden sought re-election, he was challenged for the Democratic nomination for governor by a fellow Democrat, State Auditor Claire McCaskill. McCaskill successfully tapped into broad-based disgruntlement with Holden that prompted even some Democrats to call him by the unflattering moniker "OTB" (One Term Bob).The Associated Press State & Local Wire; July 18, 2003; BC cycle; Missouri's Democratic governor facing opposition in own party David A. Lieb, Associated Press Writer. After Holden's approval rating steadily dropped during the second half of his term, McCaskill defeated Holden in the Democratic primary, marking the first primary loss for a sitting governor in nearly two decades.
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Sales in New York did not begin until the following day, and rationing was imposed there as well, to the disgruntlement of the head of the coin department at Gimbels, the largest dealer in the city, which had hoped to sell the coins at a premium. The coins were popular overseas as well. U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs G. Mennen Williams distributed plastic-encased specimens to presidents and foreign ministers of African nations and to the U.S. ambassadors serving there "to win friends for the United States in Africa". Shortly after the coin's release, the Denver Mint began receiving complaints that the new coin depicted a hammer and sickle on the bottom of Kennedy's truncated bust.
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The Gracies won the match, after which Daniel challenged Nakamura to a title match. The main event featured Kazuchika Okada defending the IWGP Heavyweight Championship against A.J. Styles, who debuted at Invasion Attack 2014 by attacking Okada and revealing himself as the newest member of Bullet Club. At the end of the match, Yujiro Takahashi, who had recently started a storyline, where he began showing disgruntlement towards his current position in NJPW and started walking out on his tag team matches alongside his Chaos stablemates, turned on Okada and the stable and helped Styles win the match and become the 60th IWGP Heavyweight Champion. With the win, Styles became the sixth foreigner to win NJPW's top title.
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Additionally, they disliked the readable terminals and holotapes: "none of it feels important or even particularly interesting" as they were "no substitute for an actual conversation". Many reviewers noted a large number of bugs and glitches present in Fallout 76, affecting numerous aspects of the game, as well as stability, performance and graphical issues. In response, Bethesda issued several patches, the size of the first being 50GB, which nearly eclipsed the size of the game itself. However, many of the attempted fixes garnered player disgruntlement for failing to resolve some of the more notable technical issues, removing features previously thought intentional, and inadvertently resulting in further bugs, some of which had been fixed previously.
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The result of these decisions was that lucrative subscriptions were lost and Athletics Weekly sales nosedived. By late 1989, one-third of sales had been lost and Keith Nelson, Emap's choice as editor, was moved on. Aware of its loyal following's disgruntlement with the re-launch of Athletics Weekly, in 1989 Eddie Kulukundis funded the launch of a rival title, Athletics Today, jointly edited by Randall Northam and Mel Watman: for the first time in its existence, Athletics Weekly now faced competition. Despite the sport's continued successes through the 1990s and the ultimate demise of its rival in 1993, Athletics Weekly struggled in vain to regain its reputation for comprehensiveness and accuracy.
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O'Byrne repeated this conversation to his Senate Leader Lionel Murphy, who devised a plan to use Gair's disgruntlement to Labor's advantage, which he talked over with Whitlam. The plan was to appoint Gair to an overseas post, which would require him to resign his seat in the Senate, and to arrange for this to occur before the writs for the impending half-Senate election were issued. This would have the effect of causing writs to be issued for the election of 6 senators from Queensland, not the 5 as would otherwise have been the case (at that time, each state had 10 senators, and 5 of them were elected at each half-Senate election).
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The escalating unrest in Europe, coupled with growing disgruntlement in Rothenburg itself, heralded the end of the status quo. The city's growing bourgeoisie, increasingly encouraged to question by the rapidly spreading German Enlightenment, were asking why the city's top administrative and magisterial positions had remained the exclusive preserve of the same elite patrician families such as the Albrechts for at least the past two centuries, and they tried to force change. But in the end, it didn't matter. The Holy Roman Empire failed to unite against France, with Prussia initially taking a neutral stance, a move which effectively opened the way for French troops under Napoleon to move into Franconia, with Rothenburg itself being occupied in 1796.
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Actions of this kind can be ascribed to anger or envy, or to spontaneous, opportunistic behaviour, possibly for peer acceptance or bravado in gang cultures, or disgruntlement with the target (victim) person or society. Opportunistic vandalism of this nature may also be filmed, the mentality of which can be akin to happy slapping. The large-scale prevalence of gang graffiti in some inner cities has almost made it acceptable to the societies based there, so much so that it may go unnoticed, or not be removed, possibly because it may be a fruitless endeavour, to be graffitied on once again. Greed can motivate vandalism as can some political ideologies, wish to draw attention to problems, frustration, even playfulness.
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What the GDR called the "Anti-Fascist Protective Wall" was a major embarrassment for the program during the Cold War, but it did stabilize East Germany and postpone its collapse. Ulbricht lost power in 1971, but was kept on as a nominal head of state. He was replaced because he failed to solve growing national crises, such as the worsening economy in 1969–70, the fear of another popular uprising as had occurred in 1953, and the disgruntlement between Moscow and Berlin caused by Ulbricht's détente policies toward the West. The transition to Erich Honecker (General Secretary from 1971 to 1989) led to a change in the direction of national policy and efforts by the Politburo to pay closer attention to the grievances of the proletariat.
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During the mid-1990s through the early 2000s (decade), DMX and K-Solo, who first met as inmates in prison during the course of K-Solo's three-year prison stint, disputed over who was the first to write "Spellbound". Despite that K-Solo released his version in 1990, DMX, who released his version in 1994, claimed that he was the first to write "Spellbound". In his 1998 hit single "Get At Me Dog", DMX told K-Solo to "suck [his] dick". K-Solo later responded to DMX on a track named "The Answer Back", in which K-Solo claimed to be DMX's real father, and alleged that the legitimate reason for DMX's disgruntlement was because K-Solo had given DMX's mother a sexually transmitted infection.
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Tensions in Proverbs: More Light on International Understanding. Western Folklore 15.3, pg 153-154 Proverbs that speak to the political disgruntlement include: "When the Czar spits into the soup dish, it fairly bursts with pride"; "If the Czar be a rhymester, woe be to the poets"; and "The hen of the Czarina herself does not lay swan's eggs". While none of these proverbs state directly, "I hate the Czar and detest my situation" (which would have been incredibly dangerous), they do get their points across. Proverbs are found in many parts of the world, but some areas seem to have richer stores of proverbs than others (such as West Africa), while others have hardly any (North and South America) (Mieder 2004b:108,109).
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A wrongful dismissal can be actual or constructive, but a constructive dismissal is almost certain to be a wrongful one, since the correct notice will not have been given if the dismissal was caused by a resignation, itself caused by the employer's serious breach of contract. An employee who was constructively dismissed, as well as possibly having a claim for breach of the duty not to destroy the bond of mutual trust, will usually have a claim for wrongful dismissal. As only economic loss can be claimed for breach of contract, the main loss will be earnings due to the lost notice period, as opposed to any disgruntlement about the manner or reason for dismissal, so the constructive nature of the dismissal tends to disappear into the claim for lost notice period.
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Palantir Metropolis (formerly known as Palantir Finance) was software for data integration, information management and quantitative analytics. The software connects to commercial, proprietary and public data sets and discovers trends, relationships and anomalies, including predictive analytics. Aided by 120 "forward-deployed engineers" of Palantir during 2009, Peter Cavicchia III of JPMorgan used Metropolis to monitor employee communications and alert the insider threat team when an employee showed any signs of potential disgruntlement: the insider alert team would further scrutinize the employee and possibly conduct physical surveillance after hours with bank security personnel. The Metropolis team used emails, download activity, browser histories, and GPS locations from JPMorgan owned smartphones and their transcripts of digitally recorded phone conversations to search, aggregate, sort, and analyze this information for any specific keywords, phrases, and patterns of behavior.
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Beyond the launch of Fallout 76, the game continued to receive further development support from Bethesda to improve or alter its design, combat technical issues, and take action against users seen as cheating. However, many of the decisions undertaken by the publisher to implement these aims garnered disgruntlement and criticism from players and gaming journalists. In December 2018, the prices of Fallout 76s in-game cosmetics received increasingly negative attention from players for being too expensive, particularly in regards to items added to the game's "Atom Shop" for the 2018 holiday season. Eurogamer noted how a set of Santa Claus outfits and a large sign cost $20 and $14 worth of in-game currency (called Atoms), respectively, with players arguing similar pricing was enough to buy Fallout 4 season pass with all add-ons.
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Some Cossacks, especially in areas of the former Terek host, were resettled so their lands could be turned over to natives displaced from them during the initial Russian and Cossack colonization of the area. At the local level, the stereotype that Cossacks were inherent counterrevolutionaries likely persisted among some Communist officials, causing them to target, or discriminate against, Cossacks despite orders from Moscow to focus on class enemies among Cossacks rather than the Cossack people in general. Rebellions in the former Cossack territories erupted occasionally during the interwar period. In 1920–1921, disgruntlement with continued Soviet grain-requisitioning activities provoked a series of revolts among Cossack and outlander communities in South Russia. The former Cossack territories of South Russia and the Urals also experienced a devastating famine in 1921–1922.
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IFP leader Buthelezi, in response, described Magwaza-Msibi's actions as establishing a party based on "disgruntlement and ambition" rather than ideologies or values and that he "struggled to understand how she could inflict such damage on a party she professed to love." The first election contested by the National Freedom Party was the 2011 local government election, a few months after the party's foundation. The NFP achieved success in KwaZulu-Natal and Magwaza-Msibi became Mayor of Zululand District Municipality following a coalition deal between the NFP and the ANC to co- govern 19 hung municipalities in the province. Following the National Freedom Party's success in the 2014 general election, Magwaza-Msibi decided to resign as Mayor of Zululand District Municipality in order to lead the NFP in Parliament.
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His share of the popular vote fell to below 50% in the provincial election of 1995, but he was still re-elected by a nearly 2-to-1 margin over the NDP, despite the Liberals winning only two other seats in the rest of the province. The Manitoba Liberal Party experienced internal divisions in 1997, due to disgruntlement with the leadership of Ginny Hasselfield. At one stage, Kevin Lamoureux and Gary Kowalski broke from the official party caucus to sit as Independent Liberals; Gaudry was the only Liberal MLA to continue supporting the official party leadership during this period. Neil Gaudry died of a heart attack on February 18, 1999, while attending the Festival du Voyageur in St. Boniface and the legislature passed a motion of condolence in his memory on April 26 of the same year.
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The Boston Phoenix reported on disgruntlement over the widespread use of the font, especially its incongruous use for writing on serious subjects, with the complaints urged on by a campaign started by two Indianapolis graphic designers, Dave and Holly Combs, via their website "Ban Comic Sans". The movement was conceived in 1999 by the two designers after an employer insisted that one of them use Comic Sans in a children's museum exhibit, and in early 2009, the movement was "stronger now than ever". The website's main argument is that a typeface should match the tone of its text and that the irreverence of Comic Sans is often at odds with a serious message, such as a "do not enter" sign. In the 2005 session of the youth model parliament in Ontario, Canada, the New Democratic Party included the clause, "Ban the font known as Comic Sans", in an omnibus ban bill.
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Habit then is the generic term for > the countless treaties concluded between the countless subjects that > constitute the individual and their countless correlative objects. The > periods of transition that separate consecutive adaptations (because by no > expedient of macabre transubstantiation can the grave-sheets serve as > swaddling-clothes) represent the perilous zones in the life of the > individual, dangerous, precarious, painful, mysterious and fertile, when for > a moment the boredom of living is replaced by the suffering of being. (At > this point, and with a heavy heart and for the satisfaction or > disgruntlement of Gideans, semi and integral, I am inspired to concede a > brief parenthesis to all the analogivorous, who are capable of interpreting > the ‘Live dangerously,’ that victorious hiccough in vacuo, as the national > anthem of the true ego exiled in habit. The Gideans advocate a habit of > living—and look for an epithet.
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The combined forces of the JSA and JLA were required to stop the rampaging Thunderbolt and subdue Triumph, culminating in Johnny Thunder's Thunderbolt merging with Lkz to become a new purple Thunderbolt (now summoned by the phrase "So Cool"). Throughout his attack, Triumph expressed disgruntlement with the League's alleged elitism, accusing the League of ignoring his team after the "headliners" came back, and claiming (in JLA #30) that Aquaman (who had been teammates with Gypsy in the "Detroit" League) had not cared about Gypsy and happily ignored her and "the old days" "once he made the dream". To Triumph's ultimate shock, Superman told him that he had been "a fine Leaguer" and would have been "welcomed any time" if only he had simply asked. At the end of this arc, the Spectre transformed Triumph into ice and prepared to smash him with a hammer, but was stopped by a compassionate plea by the angel Zauriel.
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