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181 Greek government's austerity program has attracted widespread public discontent, protest-related activities has been going on for nearly a month.

182 That desire must be born of frustration, discontent, and yes, intolerance.

183 Discontent with this secular tendency, Russian philosophy relives the theme of religiousness of philosophy, which is embodied not only by its problem awareness but also its unique method.

184 Inelasticity was scarcely the only reason for the discontent of the Wall Street bankers with the status quo.

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185 Of all the workers in the country bituminous miners probably had best grounds for discontent.

186 The play embodies and presents an Elizabethan homily about order and obedience, the puritans' discontent with the Elizabethan church, and two opposing images of Queen Elizabeth I.

187 An independent opinion poll published today shows growing discontent with the government.

188 It is they who rebuke most impressively the sullenness, the ingratitude, the discontent with which many good gifts of God are received.

189 Evidence of the rising tide of discontent has been captured on film by a small group of "citizen journalists", who newsgather at great personal risk to themselves.

190 Discontent and selfishness strike at the root of national progress.

191 The remarks of discontent came after the US Department of Commerce rejected the inclusion of China into its new list of license exception, Strategic Trade Authorization (STA), this month.

192 A growing gap between urban and rural incomes was thought to be fuelling discontent.

193 Moral decline has also led to discontent, escapism, selfishness and an increase in suicides.

194 These verbs all refer to allaying another's anger, belligerence , discontent, or agitation . To.

195 They claim that most of the people who filed applications had their grievances addressed, obviating the need for a public expression of discontent.

196 But the scribes and Pharisees murmured in discontent against Jesus for joining with such as Levi, who had been a publican or hated tax-gatherer on behalf of the Roman government .

197 Then in 1961, Steinbeck made a comeback with the publication of The Winter of Our Discontent.

198 Ruled by ruthless Muslim mullahs, it faces a largely rigged election for president in June that could uncork social discontent over mishandling of the economy.

199 Play is an important way to help marginalized children to express their discontent. The play therapy has the function of improving the condition of the marginalized children.

200 Syria also has a few strategic cards — notably its support for Palestinian militants Hamas and Lebanese militants Hizballah — to play when necessary to divert attention from domestic discontent.

201 Restlessness of entertainment and discontent of living will destroy the natural virtue of the people.