Okay, so for the disillusioned, frustrated modern dater who's banging her head against the wall — or a disillusioned former dater in a relationship — what is your simple piece of advice?
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Ordinary Taiwanese were disillusioned with her stewardship of the economy.
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Meanwhile, folks in their 20s and 30s are more disillusioned.
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But they have become disillusioned that someone such as Mrs.
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But years on the police force made him feel disillusioned.
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Many on the left are disillusioned by the party's caution.
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During recruitment, however, Carlie quickly became disillusioned with Greek life.
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Najla is not the only Saharawi disillusioned by the camps.
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Millennials are disillusioned with politics and desperate to change it.
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According to Fieri, Haas had become disillusioned with the startup.
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I've been thoroughly disillusioned, and I'm not alone in that.
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Tunisians are now acutely disillusioned with politicians of all parties.
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She said his behavior left her disillusioned with the job.
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It makes sense that he would feel tired and disillusioned.
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However, in the last few years, investors have become disillusioned.
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And Leah Remini returns with more tales of disillusioned Scientologists.
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Taking on this project did not leave the author disillusioned.
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Disillusioned by his political career, Keifer returned to military service.
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Still others had become disillusioned with corrupt and ineffective local regulators.
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Doctors are terribly disenchanted and disillusioned and burned out and depressed.
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Meanwhile, Lyft seized the opportunity to recruit disillusioned drivers and riders.
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Politicians and pundits took the acquiescence of the disillusioned for granted.
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Supporters of populism will become disillusioned, or will simply die off.
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A decade of political instability has left many voters feeling disillusioned.
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This crisis has vividly shown how disillusioned Hong Kongers have become.
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"The Calaveras cannabis industry is disillusioned, broke, and angry," Hauer said.
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Instead of excitement about women breaking another barrier, I felt disillusioned.
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He soon became disillusioned with the slow pace of French bureaucracy.
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De-radicalization programs are effective in leveraging change in disillusioned radicals.
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He's got the toy symbol of patriotism while he looks disillusioned.
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The disillusioned, ignorant Islamists end up witnessing and participating in carnage.
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That we're disillusioned or too lazy to make our voices heard.
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The young people, local scholars say, are disillusioned with all systems.
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As he got older, he grew disillusioned and left the movement.
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Torba created Gab in 2016 after growing disillusioned with Silicon Valley.
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As you can tell, I'm pretty disillusioned with Instagram and Facebook.
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Those who support the joint Olympic team aren't disillusioned about that.
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Working people who have been so disillusioned, they no longer vote.
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But after a few years in the business, she grew disillusioned.
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But its progress looks fragile and the population is growing disillusioned.
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I almost never meet a Trump supporter who has become disillusioned.
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It has proved a particularly effective means of reaching disillusioned citizens.
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He was disillusioned with what had happened to his home country?
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After graduating and teaching for a few years, I became disillusioned.
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As time went on, Wilder became disillusioned by movies in general.
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It attracted young people disillusioned with the modern materialistic way of life.
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That left thousands of young protesters furious and disillusioned with opposition leadership.
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Nielsen, the biologist, said this spring that she was disillusioned with Murkowski.
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Many have grown profoundly disillusioned; some have become reformers or even dissidents.
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She says the whole ordeal has left her disillusioned with the country.
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Trump has tried to court disillusioned Sanders supporters with his trade stance.
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Another survey suggested that many French voters were disillusioned with both candidates.
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But the benefits did not trickle down, and the public became disillusioned.
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Voters become disillusioned and numb after time because they never follow through.
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I wouldn't speak the truth if I said I was not disillusioned.
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"I wasn't disillusioned by some romantic image of the industry," she continued.
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But after a year, he had become disillusioned with China's urban dream.
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Wrestling with the idea, and increasingly disillusioned with fundamentalism, he eventually agreed.
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But it is clear that the party's base is disillusioned with capitalism.
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As we get more familiar with something, we often get more disillusioned.
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Weary and disillusioned, Mr. Rush retired from performing in the late 1970s.
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If you remain disillusioned or apathetic in this climate, you are complicit.
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Citizens became disillusioned, and the traditional parties and their coalitions broke apart.
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So too do erratic policing, cowardly political leaders and a disillusioned population.
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By 2015, Mr. Sessions was disillusioned and saw his party in disarray.
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Many others said they were frazzled and disillusioned by the political debate.
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I became so disillusioned because it was like screaming into the ether.
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She was disillusioned, but she was careful not to betray her disappointment.
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But they are also growing disillusioned with the courts as a solution.
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Just as Lane had, a disillusioned Ted dropped out of the Breitbart orbit.
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But I am even more disillusioned by GOP leadership than by our candidate.
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Those who voted to remain are disappointed, disillusioned and concerned for the future.
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But having come so close to ousting him and failed, many are disillusioned.
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People grasp after what they have not had, disillusioned with what they have.
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It's not fertile soil for it, so you became disillusioned and abandoned everything.
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Instead, we had endless disillusioned, drunken sex until we ran out of money.
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Disillusioned and aimless, youngsters in rural areas are prime targets of jihadist recruiters.
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But lately, we've become a little disillusioned by our once favorite product. Why?
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I was so disillusioned that I needed a major change in my lifestyle.
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Mr. Barrow said he was optimistic but soon became disillusioned with the process.
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Take today's Sunday Times story with the headline "Disillusioned Bank governor to quit".
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The GM strike gives Democrats a unique opportunity to reach disillusioned Trump voters.
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His party was formed by disillusioned Catalan Socialists who disliked temporising with nationalists.
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But after the devastating loss of Kirkuk, Iraqi Kurds have been left disillusioned.
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Lara Jean represents the large swath of people who feel disillusioned by love.
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He became so disillusioned, he posted that he was shutting down the website.
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" Asked if he was frustrated with the U.S., Erdoğan said he was "disillusioned.
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Mr Macron's high poll ratings suggest that he appeals to the politically disillusioned.
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Eventually, he became disillusioned with the Communist regime and fled to Hong Kong.
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Mr. Orban's sudden change in policy left Mr. Angyan disillusioned, and feeling betrayed.
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Were they were disillusioned with Mao, even if they dared not say so?
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The first is that Mexican voters have become increasingly disillusioned with their leaders.
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It means inspiring disillusioned voters and establishing a positive vision for the country.
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"We are disillusioned that all athletes dispose of equal rights," Mr. Summerer said.
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We're disillusioned that women are in conflict, because we assume they'll always collaborate.
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Many Zimbabweans have grown disillusioned with these currencies and pursued alternatives, including cryptocurrencies.
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The disillusioned sound bites and displays of frustration have begun to pile up.
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A. Some segments of young people are very disillusioned with the political process.
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I'm so disillusioned and have been, even as Obama's second term winds down.
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They are going to be a nervous wreck or a very disillusioned person.
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That's assuming that they haven't joined the masses in becoming disillusioned with wearables.
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Disillusioned, poorly educated veterans, trained to kill, represent a continuing threat to society.
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Some of the disillusioned drop out of public life, since it's all meaningless.
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Giving millions of disillusioned Americans a renewed sense of purpose and opportunity is.
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It's no secret that the American electorate is disillusioned with their political leaders.
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They are rather disillusioned victims of economic disruptions that are beyond their control.
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Liu grew disillusioned with the tech industry and began searching for something new.
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The Red Cross' handling of her case, she said, had left her disillusioned.
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Polls indicate that the measure may fail, largely because of disillusioned young voters.
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But often it turned out not to be true, and women were disillusioned.
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But three months and 0003 free dishes later, Ms. Porwal has grown disillusioned.
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But three months and 0003 free dishes later, Ms. Porwal has grown disillusioned.
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Background: Why Ms. Witt became disillusioned with the U.S. government remains a mystery.
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And many artists, especially those disillusioned with the art market, made it intentionally difficult.
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"Things look different and people, voters grow a bit disillusioned about them," he added.
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He left Minnesota's finances in a depleted state and many of his supporters disillusioned.
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Naturally, many of these disillusioned couples take to Reddit to share their cringeworthy stories.
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It is in this disillusioned state that they will pick Britain's next prime minister.
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Twenty-five years after the jubilant vote that ended apartheid, South Africans are disillusioned.
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But I quickly grew disillusioned with the waste I saw in the corporate environment.
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"Some of these women left the RCMP, heartbroken, disillusioned, and angry," Commissioner Paulson said.
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Or they end up disillusioned, unsure if anyone will ever take their talents seriously.
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Popick, who was originally a Trump fan, is now somewhat disillusioned about the election.
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Years of scandal-hit governments have left many South Koreans disillusioned with political leadership.
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I was disillusioned by the media, and desperate to learn as much as possible.
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Americans, as we have discovered, are angry, frustrated, disillusioned -- and yearning for a savior.
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If donors were to become disillusioned with the country, its health services would struggle.
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Clinton, intends to reach out to Republican megadonors disillusioned by their party's presumptive nominee.
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But the Republicans who became disillusioned with Bush still continued to watch Fox News.
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Since then, Piscotty has become even more disillusioned with Trump and, by extension, Rohrabacher.
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Whereas some may be disillusioned with radicalism, others are likely to engage in terrorism.
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Forty years later, Mr. Georgas, 1003, is still a Democrat, but not so disillusioned.
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"He used us as props," said one of Mr. Trump's disillusioned conservative Hispanic supporters.
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I'm sick of antiheroes and I don't want to wind up depressed or disillusioned.
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But the more she got involved in climate activism, the more disillusioned she became.
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A disillusioned ISIS member gave information on al-Baghdadi's whereabouts to Kurdish-led forces.
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Elizabeth and Philip are torn over how much freedom to give their disillusioned daughter.
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However, persuading disillusioned Chileans to join the new party had been difficult, Jackson said.
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Years of political scandals, including high-level corruption convictions, have left the electorate disillusioned.
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"I am very disillusioned this time and may press NOTA" — None of the Above.
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It's a roomy house, with space for everyone from woke progressives to disillusioned conservatives.
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But others, disillusioned by Arab political infighting, say they are sitting out the election.
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It's been heart-wrenching for me to become so disillusioned with the whole thing.
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Disillusioned citizens sometimes boycotted elections only to return to the ballot box with vehemence.
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But a century of disastrous choices and their consequences seems to have disillusioned them.
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"We voted for Modi because Yogi endorsed him, but we are disillusioned," he said.
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Sanders is untainted by the system — he's less corrupted, less conflicted, and less disillusioned.
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At least, that seems to be the case for Germany's increasingly disillusioned dairy farmers.
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Of course, they become disillusioned after a while, and the real question now, during and after the 100 days, is how long does it take Trump supporters to become disillusioned when they discover he's not delivering on what he promised to deliver?
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I was pretty disillusioned, had some money, and didn't want to do it any more.
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He called himself "an idiot" for supporting the militant group he says quickly disillusioned him.
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Far from regional politics, ordinary Kurds say the dispute has left them even more disillusioned.
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You can tell she's still disillusioned by Nipsey's murder, saying it still doesn't feel real.
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But he left Los Angeles shortly after the alleged incident with Takei, disillusioned with Hollywood.
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" "We wanted to push back in the places where students feel most alienated and disillusioned.
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However disillusioned Mongolians may be with their politicians, Mr Batsaihan observes, "unfortunately the politics matter".
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Angry and disillusioned Tory backbenchers are talking openly of a leadership challenge to Mrs May.
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It's possible voters who are already disgusted with Washington will just become even more disillusioned.
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For so many of us—the disillusioned, the misfits—that's what Sink The Pink was.
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I am so disillusioned right at the moment, just like other citizens of this country.
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Evans, a state representative, is targeting progressives and disillusioned Republicans and moderates in her campaign.
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Young Jimmy is pissed and already disillusioned — white sheep wool shorn off and left behind.
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Many Liberians are broadly disillusioned and cynical regarding the honesty and integrity of their politicians.
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"Bush's excessive use of military force disillusioned the American political base for engagement," he said.
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In the disillusioned twentieth century, the standard Romantic narrative of heroic struggle fell from fashion.
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When this happened, I felt disillusioned by the discrepancy between my fantasy life and reality.
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He is widely seen as a strong presidential candidate among Brazilians disillusioned with traditional politicians.
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As one segment of a disillusioned populace turned to violence, another retreated from politics altogether.
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Wouldn't that be an interesting ... I don't know, Barry Diller seemed kind of disillusioned. About?
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Many of the A.N.C.'s historical supporters abandoned it, disillusioned by the party's endemic corruption.
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Le Pen, Melenchon and Macron are all trying to attract voters disillusioned with mainstream parties.
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But that swamp has only gotten muckier under Trump, and the triers may be disillusioned.
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After a contentious, scandal-filled campaign for prime minister, many voters say they feel disillusioned.
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The number of disillusioned voters who abstain could determine if Ms. Le Pen upends expectations.
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But if you're inclined to be idealistic about Apple, it's hard not to feel disillusioned.
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If the experience left Judge Garland frustrated or disillusioned, he has never said so publicly.
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Or the opposite: They become disillusioned by life and gradually shed their vibrancy and vitality.
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The GM strike, in particular, gives Democrats a unique opportunity to reach disillusioned Trump voters.
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Unlike 24 hours ago, they weren't disillusioned messages about the outcome of the presidential election.
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Disillusioned with love, they start a business for people who can't dump their partners themselves.
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Many have since grown disillusioned with Mr. Rouhani, even after his re-election this year.
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Instead, he and other agents who worked the case say the experience left them disillusioned.
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She said many who joined the administration with high expectations for arms reductions now feel disillusioned.
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Some moved on to more trendy religions, while others became disillusioned by the Centre's financial demands.
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Between them they're disillusioned and disenfranchised, wary of the government, its political structures, policies and leaders.
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Unhappy with Trump over nominees, Russia It isn't just Spencer who's disillusioned with the incoming President.
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My queer community and chosen queer family are angry, terrified, anguished, disappointed, disillusioned, despairing…and mobilizing.
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Congressman Labrador is here next on why he says he&aposs leaving more disillusioned than ever.
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He needs their continued support and can't afford for them to become disillusioned by his presidency.
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She claims that many European citizens are disillusioned about the EU's ability to serve the continent.
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Kevin Gardiner, global investment strategist at Rothschild Wealth Management, is among those disillusioned with the market.
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But he grew disillusioned, he said, with the bribery and official corruption he saw around him.
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Party cells that report inactive or disillusioned members fear censure for failing to keep them engaged.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, what's left of the center of the electorate is deeply disillusioned with both parties.
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Will VR make me disillusioned with the real world, the way my baby-boomer parents fear?
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And after endless nights of hardcore hedonism, I became disillusioned by the company I was keeping.
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More than that, he just seems so disillusioned with the country and his role in it.
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In time, she grew disillusioned with her decadent, sexualised art that in effect prostituted her talents.
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Eight years ago, French game maker Florent Maurin became disillusioned with the world of news reporting.
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Disillusioned with the hubris, First World conceit and short-sighted compassion of liberals and the Left?
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He served under Mr. Orban, initially thinking him a reformer, only to leave angry and disillusioned.
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Some analysts credit suburban disillusioned Republicans as being pivotal in the victories of Northam and Jones.
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It's certainly not a big leap to go from disillusioned to helpless and hopeless these days.
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Many disillusioned male followers then left the livestream and unsubscribed to her channel, Lychee News said.
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McDonell comes to the subject of American war as a disillusioned member of his country's elite.
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Around that time, he became disillusioned with the New York art world, and he and Mrs.
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She grew increasingly disillusioned from the New York media clique she was once eager to join.
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Franklin Roosevelt, Dwight Eisenhower, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton all experienced indictments by disillusioned staffers.
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One of the things that has disillusioned me is watching hosts just go with the flow.
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Hours before the election was called in Trump's favour, Moby posted a disillusioned diatribe on Facebook.
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However, like a growing number of millennials, the dominant pro-capitalist narrative left her feeling disillusioned.
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" She continued: "As a first-time candidate, I am disappointed and disillusioned by the political process.
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We also deserve to be disillusioned and disappointed with what our politicians, thus far, have offered.
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If you are feeling disillusioned, get over it, at least enough to vote and vote pragmatically.
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Have any of Trump's decisions in the first 1003 days made you disillusioned with his presidency?
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Have any of Trump's decisions in the first 100 days made you disillusioned with his presidency?
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They arrive traumatized, exhausted and disillusioned, often with children suffering from malnutrition after years of siege.
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In a tragedy by Chekhov, everyone is unhappy, bitter, disillusioned and melancholy, but they are alive.
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The girl who once had longed to live with God had grown into a woman disillusioned.
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But the episode was among developments at A.S.U. that Professor Garcia said had left him disillusioned.
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Some of these people are uninterested in politics or disillusioned with the candidates or the process.
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People were disillusioned after WWII and it was the new types of art that showed that.
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Disillusioned by the war waged in their names, she waves a large American flag in protest.
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Tony had marched a few times in demonstrations, but had become disillusioned by the police crackdown.
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In the exhausted, jaded, disillusioned world of Middle East peacemaking, that qualified as a small victory.
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" Meanwhile, "Ulysses" leaves her "puzzled, bored, irritated & disillusioned as by a queasy undergraduate scratching his pimples.
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While at Harvard, Mr. Callahan became disillusioned with philosophy, finding it irrelevant to the real world.
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Some were Chinese nationals who the C.I.A. believed had become disillusioned with the Chinese government's corruption.
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These economically disillusioned voters supported Trump over Clinton two-to-one (2023 percent to 31 percent).
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In April, 1940, Burnham helped to form a splinter party of disillusioned Trotskyists, then immediately quit.
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They didn't know that American officials, disillusioned with Karzai, had encouraged Ghani to run against him.
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"The Occupy strategy was such a visible failure, it left everyone else feeling disillusioned," one lamented.
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It's in the nature of democracy, within American democracy, that candidates often win with disillusioned voters.
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But as Chileans have become disillusioned with mainstream politics, Guillier scores highly on trust factors, polls show.
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Mr Wine has become the unofficial spokesman for young people disillusioned with Yoweri Museveni, Uganda's ageing president.
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Monáe had already taken a few meetings with record executives, and was disillusioned by those early encounters.
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Putting two and two together, the once joyful kids are totally disillusioned over Terry the Turkey's fate.
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Walsh said he supported Trump during the 2016 election but became disillusioned, then disgusted, by the president.
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"Disillusioned voters must be reached by a media they can trust to tell the truth," Fonda said.
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Paulmier refused to be one of those disillusioned Bernie supporters who was resigned to voting for Clinton.
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Adam lives but becomes disillusioned with his faith and begins stalking Fiona, trading one obsession for another.
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But the inability of Mr Rouhani to improve their lot has, once again, left many feeling disillusioned.
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They were among the hordes of those feeling disillusioned, depressed, and disturbed by the American political system.
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Cooper has refused to defend HB2, and that may increasingly attract voters disillusioned with McCrory's expensive priorities.
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There are a lot of young, disillusioned scientists out there now who are expecting to leave research.
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In a race to select the next commander in chief, experience still counts — even with disillusioned voters.
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When Chris Reining became disillusioned with the 23-to-2000 grind, he realized he had another option.
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"When she lost eight years ago, she didn't get angry or disillusioned," Michelle Obama said of Clinton.
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Quickly disillusioned, she spent a year planning her escape with the help of her father back home.
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But in "Watchman," an older Atticus had racial views that left the grown-up Scout greatly disillusioned.
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But all that will likely do little to dissuade critics who have grown disillusioned with the company.
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" Yet, according to the Gartner curve, Sandberg says, "Right now, people are maximally disillusioned with augmented reality.
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They dispersed, disillusioned, leaving my 12-year-old to fend for himself with the remaining 967 pieces.
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The choices for president, or lack thereof, since the defeat of Sanders have left me completely disillusioned.
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Ms. Laplanche voted for Mr. Macron, but has been disillusioned by his failure to help working people.
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A Catholic monk in Wittenberg, Luther found himself disillusioned by the practices of the church he loved.
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And "my father died a disillusioned exile in another country," Hansberry lamented at that Town Hall meeting.
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It simply changes hands and is now pitifully plundered (despite all appearances) than it is truly disillusioned.
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Some voters have grown disillusioned after promises of substantial tax cuts went unfulfilled by the last government.
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People here in Michigan feel disenfranchised and disillusioned with the situations that are going on the coasts.
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Yang's biggest base of support during his campaign was similar to Sanders': younger voters disillusioned with politics.
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Republicans had grown disillusioned with Bush's administration, questioning his commitment to free market principles and small government.
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It was anyone who felt disillusioned or told they couldn't do something when they thought they could.
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Some disillusioned Republicans like to talk about a golden age of conservative thought, somewhere in the past.
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As more companies did so — refusing to grant raises and firing strikers — workers became afraid and disillusioned.
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But for a disillusioned voter who can't stomach the Democratic field, Yang evades other key signifiers, too.
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As the intelligence community branded Snowden a traitor, disillusioned Americans questioned the integrity of their government institutions.
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But he was powerless to support many projects he considered worthy and became disillusioned with the work.
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It's been 12 years since I came here, and each year I'm growing more and more disillusioned.
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And both argued that young people must remain engaged in politics going forward rather than getting disillusioned.
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Luke Skywalker's gruff, disillusioned old man in Star Wars: The Last Jedi left a lot of fans angry.
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This disillusioned group -- 14% of all voters -- broke heavily for Trump: 69% to 15%, according to exit polls.
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Graduation Day is everything Dani and her family have strived for: So why is she suddenly so disillusioned?
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But in "Watchman," an older Atticus had racial a views that left the grown-up Scout greatly disillusioned.
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She is committed to reporting real news and is disillusioned by the network, whose primary concern is ratings.
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They have become completely disillusioned with the political classes of this beautiful and bountiful but badly mismanaged country.
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The art world can often feel like a disillusioned bubble, but sometimes it manages to get it right.
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Many disillusioned youngsters regard refusing to vote as a way to express dissatisfaction with the choices on offer.
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As Ketzel and Ebby go about their investigation, she becomes even further disillusioned with the people she loves.
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I became increasingly disillusioned with the abuse faced by any dissenter, and the seeming indifference of the leadership.
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A society disillusioned with existing religions and ideologies, but lacking new sources of meaning to take their place.
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The insurgents argue that a more radical left can win disillusioned voters over, but they have little evidence.
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Politicians fail to keep the promises they make, the people become disillusioned, and eventually lose faith in democracy.
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At a national level, political opposition to austerity has lacked force; voices on the left have become disillusioned.
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That inherently weights it against Trump and the many outsiders and disillusioned Republicans who have flocked to him.
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So if you're feeling disillusioned waking up to the result this morning, get busy doing something about it.
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Though initially optimistic before her case was heard by the sports court, Pechstein said she was left disillusioned.
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"No wonder that people have by and large lost their optimism, that they're frustrated and disillusioned," Koch said.
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By the late 1960s, after his Marmalade label went out of business, Mr. Gomelsky grew restless and disillusioned.
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Innocent Tumwebaze, one of 7,000 people displaced to make way for a refinery, is already disillusioned with oil.
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Perhaps, if she had a realistic shot of winning over more than a handful of moderate, disillusioned Republicans.
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This is so much bigger and it's so scary and it's hard not to feel a little disillusioned.
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And when she did not win the nomination eight years ago, she did not get angry or disillusioned.
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His political rhetoric appeals to mainly younger black voters who are disillusioned with 25 years of ANC rule.
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It was disillusioned hippies from the Bay who first flocked to the Redwoods to cultivate the illicit herb.
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More than half of young voters are so disillusioned they won't even show up to vote in November.
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That's not to say that my rage over the incident is tempered; I'm just a disillusioned black dude.
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Disillusioned, full of potential but held back by bad leaders, Kharkiv is in many ways Ukraine in miniature.
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I felt sick, disillusioned, and pained knowing a life like mine was taken and there was no justice.
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Hamed said he was disillusioned with the leadership of Islamic State but said he still supports its cause.
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He says he became an informant for the intelligence agency after becoming disillusioned with Kim Jong Un's regime.
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Mexicans are going to become disillusioned with Obrador, whose most powerful campaign theme was to eliminate rampant corruption.
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Early indicators suggest the program is succeeding in attracting disillusioned fighters away from East Africa's al Qaeda affiliate.
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Disillusioned with the rigid aristocratic norms of the elite cavalry, he left to pursue a degree in architecture.
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I didn't understand what had happened since I left, why so many people seemed so disillusioned and angry.
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When disillusioned voters begin to be courted by charismatic candidates atop single election parties, democracy is in trouble.
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Some voters may just stay at home, with some activists saying many people are increasingly disillusioned with politics.
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Ms. Khavari and other women said they grew disillusioned as they were insulted or interrupted by male delegates.
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In the early 2000s, Mr. Ossé grew disillusioned with the competition from larger players and left the business.
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Voters return to the polls today, many of them increasingly disillusioned with the state of South Africa's democracy.
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Based on my conversations, the younger generation is disillusioned by feeling guilt towards "stealing" from huge media giants.
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Seeger had no chance to become disillusioned by World War I. Or rather, he chose not to be.
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But she decided to file a civil suit as well, because she had grown disillusioned with Columbia's response.
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Three years ago my husband threw me for a loop when he became disillusioned with his career choice.
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But within a few years teachers often grow disillusioned by the struggle to maintain control of their classroom.
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The longer it stalls, the greater the danger that disillusioned members of M.I.L.F. will join the extremist coalition.
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Cliff Huxtable would have made no sense during the wilder, more disillusioned, acutely politicized climes of the 1970s.
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But at home, he faces a disillusioned base, an authoritarian leader and a pivotal moment for the country.
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I don't think it's a spoiler that I grew disillusioned with this industry or my work in it.
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"I became very disillusioned with what was happening, with how businesses were dealing with these issues," she said.
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He grew disillusioned with his work as a hype man and decided to write a self-indicting exposé.
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We are angry and disillusioned for different reasons than the ones described by Campbell, and certified by Comey.
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But before long, Mr. Saakashvili became disillusioned, saying that the country was doing too little to fight corruption.
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Before the 2016 election, disillusioned with the tensions in American politics, he changed his voter registration to independent.
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Then he says he walked away a bit disillusioned at having been exposed to the underbelly of politics.
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In fact, his first attorney was so disillusioned by the decision that he gave up criminal law entirely.
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Akunjee said that Sultana had become disillusioned with IS over the last year and wanted to come home.
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He appealed largely to disillusioned working class voters with diatribes about trade deals and illegal immigration hurting American workers.
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Carina was a biohacker who became disillusioned with her work on brain recording and the disturbing things she saw.
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Soul-searching over social media's inexorable impact on social behavior wasn't quite casual conversation except among disillusioned tech reporters.
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Its supporters are disillusioned with mainstream politics and tend to be rural, less educated and over 50 years old.
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It's a cycle that creates more disillusioned young people who don't vote, which means politicians ignore them even more.
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He had become disillusioned with the Bolsheviks, whom he accused of "stealing the honourable title of socialists and democrats".
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At least that number are disillusioned with Mr Corbyn's leadership and considering walking out of the party next year.
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She also couldn't ignore the "deeper truth" of it all, disillusioned by the "identity politics" of the awards show.
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But on Saturday, they head to the polls, disillusioned with the political elites who led their failed independence bid.
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The movie centers around a woman who finds herself stuck in a romantic comedy after becoming disillusioned with love.
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There is a strong sense of déjà vu -- people are feeling helpless and disillusioned -- but there are also divisions.
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But the narrative Moore told of a discarded and disillusioned population would prove difficult for the city to escape.
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She said she had never voted, but had become disillusioned by both the liberal opposition and pro-Kremlin politicians.
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During the campaign he had crisscrossed the country, trying to convince disillusioned voters to give the ANC another chance.
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Intense self-doubt, feeling trapped in a job or a relationship, and feeling disillusioned about what "real life" is?
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"I got disillusioned with every idea of what I thought I wanted to do with my life," she remembers.
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Lyubov Novoselskaya, 55, a teacher at a school for disabled children, used to support Putin but has become disillusioned.
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"I am very disillusioned, very upset, and very surprised that they would make such a decision," Levine told NBC29.
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Unlike them, Pein starts off disillusioned, which may give him an unconscious disadvantage in his pursuit of the dream.
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"Cleopatra" is an album by a band that has toured arenas, but it's more weary and disillusioned than triumphal.
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Whether you're disillusioned by the dating scene or happily in love, they're a cool and tongue-in-cheek statement.
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Just like it's possible to serve in the military and grow disillusioned with the government whose uniform you don.
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And while disillusioned Clinton supporters aren't likely to vote for Trump, they may simply stay home on Nov. 8.
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She's part of a broader strategy Democrats have used -- recruit decorated veterans with compelling biographies to reach disillusioned moderates.
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The populist bluster that propelled his rallies and gave hope to millions disillusioned with politics cannot simply fade away.
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The much trickier part is getting a rightly disillusioned public to believe in what it might happen to see.
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While the EU feels disillusioned, it also acknowledges Aung San Suu Kyi has little influence over Myanmar's security forces.
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Like The News Lens, these companies are targeted to younger, educated audiences who are disillusioned by traditional media outlets.
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In recent years, though, Chinese young people who have done everything by the book have started to become disillusioned.
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My grandparents survived the Holocaust and were disillusioned with religion, whereas my parents became die-hard Jews after marriage.
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Even as she denounced how the church had handled the scandal, Sister Maureen remained a committed, if disillusioned, Catholic.
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Disillusioned, they decided to sell and start over in Texas, where Mr. Meador grew up, arriving in April 2017.
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"Though the feminist movement nurtured all of us, I am disillusioned with it," she said in the same interview.
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At that point, Dr. Hinton was becoming disillusioned with the politics of the United States in the Reagan era.
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But Blauner's fable seems truer to its emotional beats, Natty and Lourdes powerfully real in their lucid, disillusioned idealism.
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Mr. Abbas was once a favorite of Americans and Arab allies, but they have grown increasingly disillusioned with him.
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The audience is caught out as well; after finding joy in Rose's brilliance, we're left confused and disillusioned, too.
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Ramaphosa said he believed his anti-corruption campaign would reinvigorate supporters of the ANC previously disillusioned with the party.
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A new survey of registered African American voters found that a significant number are disillusioned with the Democratic Party.
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But Paula Wood, a member of this group, quickly became disillusioned with the technology and Amazon's commitment to drivers.
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So is it any wonder many have grown disillusioned about what a renewed labor movement could hope to accomplish?
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As Trump himself proved, being a political neophyte can be an asset when the electorate is disillusioned with politics.
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Most importantly, Haitians are disillusioned with the overall lack of progress, and with the lack of transparency and accountability.
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I should have been disillusioned with Twitter as a platform earlier, but the 2016 US presidential election sealed it.
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As her own life has changed, Danger says she's also become disillusioned by the change she's seen in America.
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As the country now teeters at the cusp of election day, the division between Millennials and their preceding generation, Generation X, has never been more stark: Millennials, disillusioned with the political process, and Gen X, disillusioned with millennials' disillusionment, have made it clear that in 2016 they are not on the same page.
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Like Trump in the 2016 election, Perdue won his first gubernatorial bid thanks in large part to disillusioned white voters.
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Many voters who supported Sadr in the election are disillusioned with the Iranian-backed political elite they accuse of corruption.
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The movement has benefitted from being indescribable – and thus being a vessel which the disillusioned can fill with their hopes.
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And yet many Midwest manufacturers say they are as disillusioned with Washington's view of the economy as their hourly workers.
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Some disillusioned PD sympathisers mutter that the M5S amateurs may as well be given a chance to prove their incompetence.
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Williams agreed that younger generations of progressive voters are disillusioned and unmotivated by the Democratic Party's framework of what's possible.
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In the first season, he was also disillusioned by a stripper whose job it was to make him feel special.
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The stress of a newborn and the financial pressure of litigation leave many exhausted and disillusioned with the legal system.
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At the time the two clubs started, disillusioned Vietnam veterans were returning from an unpopular war to an unwelcoming society.
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But the campaign, much like Obama's operations, has also spent a considerable amount of time persuading disillusioned Republicans and independents.
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Several said they were grateful that he had stood up to a political system with which they had grown disillusioned.
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Parties on the far left and right have picked up voters, while millions more disillusioned South Africans stayed at home.
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Clinton has walked a tightrope of appealing to disillusioned Democrats while attempting to court moderates unhappy with the bombastic Trump.
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Many Palestinians are disillusioned by their leaders in both political camps and feel exhausted after years of conflict with Israel.
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Around the world, ISIS fighters are coming home, whether disillusioned with the cause or intent on opening a new front.
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Many wanted to become scientists themselves, but others were simply disillusioned by their president's "malicious policies," as one put it.
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Nowadays, I feel sorry for the well-meaning, soon-to-be disillusioned people working those booths, as you should, too.
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Many reformist voters say they are disillusioned, an apathy Rouhani's allies see as the biggest threat to his re-election.
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To those disillusioned Republicans, Trump said: I'm wealthy, so I can't be bought, and will remain true to my word.
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He landed on the ballot in five states, but became disillusioned after learning that some states do not hold primaries.
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Because we lose contact with nature and our connectedness to the planet, people seek it out when they get disillusioned.
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They say they are seeking money and endorsements from other Republicans disillusioned by Trump, their party's candidate for the Nov.
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First they face the tough task of winning back voters disillusioned with Zuma's rule and investors spooked by ratings downgrades.
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The informant was a disillusioned Islamic State member who helped oversee construction of al-Baghdadi's hideout in Syria's Idlib province.
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It was around this time that the American public was becoming increasingly disillusioned, even despondent over the war in Iraq.
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And like hundreds of thousands of Cubans who eventually fled, she grew disillusioned when Mr. Castro declared himself a Communist.
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Ms. Stein insists she sees a viable path to victory that involves disillusioned Democrats and students burdened by mountainous debt.
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Other former Dropcam employees have echoed Duffy's comments about being disillusioned when joining Nest, Google's most expensive acquisition to date.
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So it's easy to see why many voters remain disillusioned with the current political system and the choices it offers.
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Like a number of his fellow conservative elites who initially supported Hitler, he became disillusioned and worked against Hitler's rise.
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Mr. Doroshow soon became disillusioned with the pageants, Ms. Tourjée said; he organized his last in 1969 on Fire Island.
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As discussions over the fate of the border after Brexit have become mired, some have become disillusioned by the process.
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Contributing Opinion Writer A young woman in Milwaukee recently asked me if I had any advice for disillusioned young voters.
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As readers we must share the mysteries that still haunt the narrator, a disillusioned adult, in the book's final pages.
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Early devotees were mostly white Westerners, many of whom were disillusioned with American culture as the Vietnam War bore on.
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They came after growing disillusioned with corporate jobs, they came to him with ideas: What about carting compost on bikes?
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At the same time, he's disillusioned with a party that can't find a political idiom comprehensible to Americans around him.
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Taborn went through a brief Bill Evans infatuation, like many young pianists, only to become disillusioned with Evans's impressionist lyricism.
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Afterward, Nichols felt wholly disillusioned by the corporations and government organizations that he felt had a stranglehold on his life.
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LOS ANGELES — In 2004, Utkarsh Ambudkar completed the acting program at N.Y.U.'s Tisch School of the Arts feeling disillusioned.
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Even beyond the diminishing returns, Stone says he became disillusioned with how much of YouTube had become clickbaity and formulaic.
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Krupnikov said women also struggle with feeling more disillusioned about the electoral process and who the system keeps in power.
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Some who are tasting national power must also face disillusioned supporters — notably Italy's co-rulers the League and 5-Star.
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They are now equally bitter and disillusioned, as the government's paralysis has called into question whether Britain will ever leave.
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Nixon was able to rally enough of the disillusioned to win in '68, though it was a very close election.
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And finally, you have people who are disillusioned by the failure of conservative policies during the George W. Bush administration.
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Many younger evangelicals, disillusioned with what they see as the rise of Christian nationalism in America, are leaving their churches.
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After the war, Miller became depressed, disillusioned by the horrors she had witnessed through her lens, and eventually gave up photography.
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However, Jarvis later became disillusioned by how floral and greeting card companies commercialized the holiday and said she regretted starting it.
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At first a shocked Mary Ann—a registered nurse who had to go back to work—believed Craig would grow disillusioned.
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Which kinda makes sense, when you consider how both seemed increasingly disillusioned with the medium that brought them to the top.
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You can understand why someone who has seen their premium go up by over 300% would be disillusioned with the law.
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Suddenly disillusioned with the revisionist history he's learned under the authoritarian regime, Montag betrays the firefighters and joins an underground resistance.
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"Lyft is down because all the people who want to buy into the ride-hailing business have become disillusioned," Menlo said.
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Vanguard's success points to investors becoming disillusioned with expensive money managers and turning instead to funds that are not actively managed.
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Protests that led to the resignation of his predecessor were partly driven by Ethiopia's disillusioned youth, suffering high levels of unemployment.
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There's so much awe and wonder surrounded by that, and when you take that away, you just become a disillusioned machine.
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My reaction to the word "fertile" is similar to that of disillusioned LGBTQ people when they hear "church"—their skin crawls.
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Guaido's decision to assume the interim presidency revitalized Venezuela's fragmented and disillusioned opposition and led to a flurry of street protests.
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Los Angeles, California An entrepreneur and mother of three, Husar grew disillusioned with Barack Obama after voting for him in 2008.
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Bernie Sanders is engaging a new demographic of voters in millennials, and re-engaging disillusioned voters with his no bullsh** frankness.
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He also found himself growing disillusioned over the creative process he once used as an escape, now a kind of prison.
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Meanwhile, Malcolm became disillusioned with the Nation of Islam because he felt that Elijah Muhammad was not practising what he preached.
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While Taft was Roosevelt's hand-picked successor, and a long-term friend, the latter gradually became disillusioned with the Taft administration.
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To be sure, some of Trump's white working class supporters might become disillusioned once they realize the consequences of his policies.
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Today's Russia still does not feel like a humiliated society exactly, but it does feel like a bitter and disillusioned one.
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The group is struggling to control smaller factions keen on conflict with Israel, many of them stocked with disillusioned ex-Hamasniks.
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While they belonged to no single identifiable group, experts said they appeared to be mostly disillusioned youths, anarchists and anti-capitalists.
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The disillusioned who awoke in a cold sweat from the American dream and are ripe and vulnerable to an American fantasy.
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The informant is believed to be a disillusioned ISIS member who was initially cultivated by the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces.
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Mexicans supported the constitutional amendment then, but in the years following, people have become disillusioned with the lack of visible results.
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Many Afghans are disillusioned by a system marked by widespread corruption and inefficiency and under strain from increasingly bitter ethnic divisions.
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FitzGerald also went back to the airport, where she heard empty planes might be rerouting to pick up the disillusioned revelers.
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If you are a young African American disillusioned and afraid, we saw in Dallas how great our police officers can be.
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Other countries that relied on globalization as their growth engine but failed to put in place a domestic strategy became disillusioned.
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His wife, Ally (Daisy Haggard), is also committed to and disillusioned by the reality of rearing their children, Luke and Ava.
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Lives are at stake and if you don't recognize that, you are no better than those with whom you are disillusioned.
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CHOW I'm disillusioned with how many of these complex, vulnerable souls flatten into vapid Instagram influencers once they leave the show.
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Sam Brownback Gets Ambassadorship," which gives more information about the claim that Kansas has a "political climate where many are disillusioned.
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It doesn't hurt to be reminded of the importance of marginalized and disillusioned groups' contributions to the field of creative knowledge.
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Ultimately, the president grew disillusioned with Mr. Pruitt after the accusations of impropriety and ethical missteps overshadowed Mr. Pruitt's policy achievements.
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The initiatives have disillusioned some of Mr. Modi's early cheerleaders, economic liberals who supported him for his pro-growth economic agenda.
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Disillusioned and cynical, they are frustrated by years of high unemployment, inflation that eats relentlessly into living standards and widespread corruption.
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Choice characters in the expansive cast include disillusioned Eleanor (Olivia Wilde), single father Hank (Ed Helms), and diner waitress Ruby (Seyfried).
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"My gut reaction was that I was super disillusioned by how the whole system was set up," Mr. Jia, 220, said.
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For any candidate to gain the trust of disillusioned Americans, however, it will take a lot more than a sales pitch.
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Mr. Trump, who often vents about advisers in times of trouble, has grown disillusioned by Mr. Kasowitz's strategy, the people said.
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But Mr. Sánchez also runs the risk that voters disillusioned with the failed coalition talks could stay away from the polls.
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As Americans became disillusioned by the war, some of their sons and daughters, siblings and friends continued to go to Vietnam.
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Disillusioned with activism, Weinstein briefly ran a candy business in Los Angeles before returning to politics to face an unlikely antagonist.
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The move came amid a larger debate about the right-wing government's crackdown on opponents, from rights groups to disillusioned soldiers.
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His disillusioned people lost faith both in the European ideal and largely in their own governing class—not least, in him.
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Across much of the Islamic world, many Muslims are disillusioned with the ugly things done in the name of their religion.
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She's also unwittingly aiding Trump and his rabble-rousing base in further dividing an already weary, angry, and politically disillusioned electorate.
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Disillusioned, we can turn away, or we can embrace the challenge of acknowledging the threats to our democratic ideals and institutions.
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After two years, Wiley became disillusioned, and he applied to become a human-rights monitor for the United Nations, in Iraq.
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Mr. Wilders is one of several European nationalist politicians who is appealing to disillusioned voters, embittered by immigration and economic inequality.
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Mr. Chernyaev went on to become deeply disillusioned by the revanchist rule in Russia of President Vladimir V. Putin, acquaintances said.
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He grew disillusioned with the death penalty over the years, announcing in 2008 his conclusion that it violated the Eighth Amendment.
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He grew disillusioned with the death penalty over the years, announcing in 2008 his conclusion that it violated the Eighth Amendment.
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The plot sounds familiar: A hit man becomes disillusioned with his job and suddenly yearns to make it in the arts.
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Before he became the weathered, disillusioned Snowman, he was Jimmy: a creative, attractive man who grew up in a broken home.
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Many of the young Egyptians I met were disillusioned by the wave of state-sponsored violence, and expected more to come.
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Others, like Nasteh, are becoming intelligence assets after saying they are disillusioned with the Islamist insurgency, accusing it of un-Islamic practices.
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Yet this success has always rested on an uneasy coalition of disillusioned conservatives, nationalist populists and radicals on the fringes of democracy.
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However disillusioned most people in Donetsk feel with the "Russian spring", few believe that the territory could ever be reincorporated into Ukraine.
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In recent weeks, a number of disillusioned artists who had plans to collaborate with the development's art space have entered the protests.
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Owen Jones (pictured) is a left-wing writer; initially a great enthusiast for Jeremy Corbyn, Britain's Labour leader, he has become disillusioned.
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This partly explains why mainstream parties' shift to tougher immigration policies after the 2015 crisis has failed to win back disillusioned voters.
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Those who have become disillusioned with Apple's lack of meaningful innovation recently will definitely be pleased with this breathtaking new design direction.
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Feeling increasingly disillusioned with the corporate life, his wife spurred him on to pursue his love for comic books as a career.
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But, but, but: "The voters in the West clearly became disillusioned with foreign policy failings, notably in Iraq and Afghanistan," he says.
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Liccardo says in his letter that he hoped the committee could develop "balanced, common-sense recommendations," but that he's since become disillusioned.
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Students, businessmen, fishermen and street vendors all proudly say that it is their duty to participate, no matter how disillusioned they feel.
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O'Grady said Brussels had to show disillusioned voters that it could help them by spurring Europe to create more and better jobs.
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The bearded, self-proclaimed guru recruited scientists and others to his cult, attracting people who were disillusioned with a modern, materialistic lifestyle.
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Those outlets publish appeals to patriotism and numerous reports about shipwreck victims, disconsolate parents, disillusioned returnees and mistreatment in Spanish refugee camps.
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But at a time in which many Americans feel disenfranchised, disillusioned and defenseless, its empowerment may act as a sort of balm.
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His message, which echoes that of populist parties across Europe, appeals to Czechs disillusioned with the murky backroom dealings of traditional parties.
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"I think McMullin is trying to position himself as a conservative for whom it's safe for disillusioned Republicans to vote," Karpowitz said.
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They were disillusioned with the ideologies offered by mainstream society, which was much less liberal in the 1970s, the heyday of NRMs.
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Filip Syta worked as an ad sales executive at Google for two years until 2014, when he became disillusioned with his work.
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But it is also thanks to a mostly unorchestrated surge of previously disillusioned new members, many of them young, into the party.
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By season 6, Sansa is completely disillusioned about romance, power, and the ruling class in the Seven Kingdoms — and for good reason.
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Synopsis: In the comedic drama "Liberal Arts," Josh Radnor played Jesse Fisher, a college-admissions officer who is disillusioned with his life.
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At this point, even conservatives who want to see alleged liberal media bias exposed may be growing disillusioned with O'Keefe's clumsy antics.
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Clinton condemned Mr. Trump's allusion on Wednesday to his intelligence briefings, where he suggested that officials were disillusioned with the Obama administration.
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Instead, our allies become more disillusioned with U.S. leadership, and our adversaries more emboldened by the weakening professionalism of American combat forces.
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But as months and years of employment went by, and employees found themselves working 12- to 14-hour days, some became disillusioned.
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Many Venezuelans are disillusioned and angry over the election: They criticize Maduro for economic hardships and the opposition for its dysfunctional splits.
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Mr. Lang, who spent nine years doing development work in South Africa, said he became disillusioned and frustrated with traditional development work.
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But she was also caring for Don Cherry, who died in 1995, while growing increasingly disillusioned with the machinery of pop stardom.
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"I'm just to the point where I'm so disillusioned over what goes on," she said of politicians in Washington and her state.
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South Africa: Voters in South Africa cast their ballots today, many of them increasingly disillusioned with the state of South Africa's democracy.
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But as the sun set over the Legislature Council, under the crackle of tear gas canisters, Ms. Ip looked weary and disillusioned.
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Like millions of her compatriots, Ysabel became disillusioned after her government failed to provide even the most basic security and public services.
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He was disillusioned by the sheer amount of money he would have to raise, and he doesn't like asking people for money.
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He was disillusioned by the sheer amount of money he would have to raise, and he doesn't like asking people for money.
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It was the end of 2016 and she felt disillusioned with the election and wounded by her brother's recent move to Texas.
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In 2016, Trump won votes from a significant chunk of disillusioned Sanders voters who appreciated Trump's populism and his isolationist foreign policy.
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"I've seen a lot of Christians from different classes become disillusioned with the government and with Sisi," said Mr. Kaldas, the analyst.
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Over time, many student activists have become disillusioned with an emphasis on punitive justice — firings, expulsions and in some cases, prison sentences.
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Germany had just lost a war, and Spengler's book struck a chord with disillusioned Germans looking to explain their sense of downfall.
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The interactions with Mr. Solomon and other Goldman executives left Mr. Katzman so disillusioned that he decided to leave, the people said.
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Just before that serendipitous meeting at Grand Central station, I had become disillusioned with dating and was being too nice to men.
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Mr. Smith abruptly departed in October, disillusioned by the gap between the network's prime-time programming and the reporting from its newsroom.
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Indeed, Stockman is so disillusioned by the GOP, which he claims has been despoiled by crony capitalists and warmongers, that on Feb.
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But by mid-2013, Ms. Witt had become disillusioned with the government — why, exactly, remains a mystery — and had left the military.
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Paul previously supported simultaneous repeal and replace of Obamacare but has become disillusioned with Trumpcare's slimmed down version of Obamacare's insurance subsidies.
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The Oshimas sent their three children to the schools, but Mr. Oshima grew disillusioned with their intense ideological allegiance to the North.
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After seating ourselves, ten minutes passed with no sign of service and we simply returned to the car, empty-stomached and disillusioned.
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Sunni Arabs in both countries, disillusioned and long abused, tolerated ISIS just long enough for it to move in and seize territory.
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Many Arab citizens of Israel are frustrated and disillusioned with the political process, and point to decades of systemic discrimination against them.
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Many Venezuelans are disillusioned and angry over the election: they criticize Maduro for economic hardships and the opposition for its dysfunctional splits.
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Onetime advocates of the intervention, including Ms. Slaughter, the secretary's former policy planning director, had grown disillusioned over the rebels' human-rights abuses.
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Meanwhile, two new parties, the anti-austerity Podemos and the centrist Ciudadanos, attracted a new generation of voters disillusioned with the old elite.
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While the African National Congress (ANC) is set to win just over 57% of the national vote, it faces an increasingly disillusioned electorate.
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You have Nikola Tesla as the Q of The Order, building gadgets in the basement, disillusioned and embittered from his feud with Edison.
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"Most villagers are pretty disillusioned with both sides," said Coburn, who spent five years in Afghanistan, part of it around Kunduz, interviewing locals.
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This was the case for former automotive journalist Jay Lamm who became disillusioned by the money, egos and prestige of the racing world.
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Imagine seeing all this through her eyes, as she was trying to both provoke and investigate Everlasting's producers, becoming more and more disillusioned.
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She had become disillusioned by the conventional wisdom that all women needed to be happy was a husband, a home and a family.
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"I will be a President for all Americans," she said, meaning disillusioned conservatives as well as people of all ages, races and genders.
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As the story goes, Indiana, who was born in Indiana, settled in Maine after becoming disillusioned with the art scene in New York.
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This collection of incumbents and warlords is unlikely to inspire voters, who are young (the median age in Afghanistan is 19) and disillusioned.
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The rise of fake news and spread of filter bubbles, where people see their pre-conceptions reinforced online, have probably disillusioned many voters.
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Voters who backed Islamists after the upheaval of the Arab spring in 2011 have grown disillusioned with their performance and changed their minds.
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Each will continue, in its own way, to lure some of those who have been angered, disillusioned or repelled by liberal Western society.
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He won a seat in parliament in 2007, but quickly grew disillusioned with Ukranian politics and gave up his seat within a year.
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Benjamin Rittgers caucused for Mitt Romney in 2008 and became so disillusioned with the Republican Party that he changed his affiliation to independent.
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But thoroughly disillusioned with the two-party system and highly mistrustful of anything and everything establishment, Stein is trying to save the world.
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Palestinians are increasingly disillusioned about efforts to establish a state in those territories, after more than two decades of failed negotiations with Israel.
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Many of those activists who first demonstrated in streets across the country are now disillusioned, or else they have disappeared or been killed.
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In fact, with so many of us disillusioned by our Fantasy teams at this point, perhaps it's time to launch a popular revolution.
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Facing their difficult 2018 Senate map, Democrats and progressives hope to capitalize on their limited offense opportunities by picking up disillusioned Trump voters.
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However, the decision certainly does not help the governor at a time when many voters have grown disillusioned with his policies, she said.
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On one hand, it's a triumph of democracy with disillusioned Mexicans expressing their discontent at the two ruling parties and voting them out.
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It doesn't take much to get him going, as long as he feels that the passenger is old or disillusioned enough to understand.
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But the changes have left her disillusioned with Girl Scouts -- and delighted by the news that their daughter can now join Boy Scouts.
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The new group could potentially attract other lawmakers from Labour, disillusioned Conservatives, and even soak up the remnants of the centrist Liberal Democrats.
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Disillusioned with the music industry and shocked by Rita's suicide, Josh made a second unsuccessful attempt to be a real father to Colton.
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The AfD has gained ground in regional elections this year and pollsters say many voters are disillusioned with Merkel's right-left ruling coalition.
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Officials are hoping they become exhausted and disillusioned, while highlighting the violence of young opposition hotheads to try to discredit the whole opposition.
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It's no wonder that so many, especially millennials (the most diverse generation of voters in our history), have become disillusioned with federal action.
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Gray, who was born to Christian parents, eventually became disillusioned, left the air force, converted to Islam, and began working as a bricklayer.
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"Weah is not governing our state the right way," said Ishmael Hassan, who voted for Weah in 2017 but has since become disillusioned.
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But many Afghans still believe in the promise of some kind of democracy, and they want to vote even though they are disillusioned.
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Mr. Coates answered that his own father had been part of the Black Panther Party and had later become disillusioned with mass politics.
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They have also grown increasingly disillusioned with Riyadh as the devastation deepens for civilians in the Saudi-led, U.S.-backed war in Yemen.
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Turns out, if you can provide the disillusioned teens of Gen Z respite from the horrors of social media — they'll pay for it.
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He says he wants to heal a country disillusioned with what he calls a corrupt and out-of-touch political and corporate elite.
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For now, disillusioned leavers are outnumbered by new arrivals to Denver, but there are signs that its millennial-fuelled population boom is slowing.
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After leaving the priesthood in 21990, he explored religious themes in novels like "Tight White Collar" (123), the story of a disillusioned priest.
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It doesn't seem like there has been a lot of disillusioned conservatives so much as a lot of nonwhite voters entering the electorate.
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Becoming disillusioned with the Communist Party's workings, Chittaprosad eventually distanced himself from organized politics, but continued to produce Socialist Realism art for children.
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But over time they grew disillusioned with both the clerical leadership's brutality and, after the Ayatollah Khomeini's death, the drift toward free-market pragmatism.
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He became disillusioned with commercial architecture while working for builders who emphasized cost savings over quality; in 2012, he decided to go it alone.
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A new survey finds children between the ages of 13 and 17 are almost as disillusioned as their parents about the nation's political divide.
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It denied that ISIS militants had burrowed their way into the country, brainwashing disillusioned college kids that Bangladesh's secular life is antithetical to Islam.
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Despite progress in places like Tijuana, overall wages have barely budged; disillusioned Mexican voters are about to elect a populist president of their own.
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PHILADELPHIA — Bernie Sanders supporter Ryan Fowler sees a clear reason not to back Donald Trump despite his appeals to disillusioned voters on the left.
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"The market has become increasingly disillusioned with the ability of management to pull rabbits out of the hat," says Mark Ingham, an independent analyst.
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Castle is disillusioned by war and fueled by hatred, determined to avenge the deaths of his family and any other casualties of bigger battle.
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" She asks: "At what point, if at all, do the majority of people become disillusioned with bread and circuses instead of real institutional changes.
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Spider-Man 2 has everything; a love triangle, a disillusioned hero, a benevolent scientist turned villain (neither the first nor last in the franchise).
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Men such as Abu al-Baraa and Abu Farhan are so disillusioned with both sides that they see no life for them in Syria.
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Ms. Marvel is a passionate young hero disillusioned by the Avengers, who she feels don't do enough to help people on a smaller scale.
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There is no question that many of the men who attended the Constitutional Convention had become disillusioned with democracy in the post-revolutionary period.
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Brauna Afraimu, 41, a civil servant based in Yola, said he was too disillusioned to make the 440 kilometre journey to nearby Bauchi state.
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"For this generation, it has been hard not to become disillusioned with the state of our country and its politics," Frias says over email.
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It'll also cross over a large swath of soon-to-be disillusioned Trump supporters who realize Trump only pretended to care about their struggles.
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Mr. Jackson's frustration with his boss underscores how even the anti-regulation conservatives who once hailed the arrival of Mr. Pruitt have become disillusioned.
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I was super disillusioned with those records for a long time, but that was more on account of my fucking depression and my issues.
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Or they will become disillusioned because he won't even try to deliver on his promises, which were nothing but lies in the first place.
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In the second act, Harris is working at Google but disillusioned by all the work the company devotes to locking people into their screens.
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And some supporters of the runners-up will feel disillusioned, raising the odds they stay at home or even defect at the general election.
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From governors' houses to state assemblies, many Republican incumbents lost their seats on Tuesday — largely thanks to suburban Republican voters disillusioned with President Trump.
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The anti-Brexit party has experienced a surge in support, buoyed by Remain voters who are disillusioned with the Labour Party's message on Brexit.
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The disillusioned schoolmaster Alva (Rashida Jones), who turned fishmonger to pay for an escape route, could be motivated to pursue her calling after all.
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Some supporters were disillusioned when no European government backed their cause and almost 3,000 Catalan companies moved their domicile because of Mr Puigdemont's actions.
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By his university years, he, like many of his peers, was an anti-Sovietchik—not fully a dissident, but thoroughly disillusioned with official ideology.
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As investors became disillusioned with Washington and lowered expectations for tax reform and stimulus, technology share valuations got richer because of their growth appeal.
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Norman J. Ornstein's latest book is One Nation After Trump: A Guide for the Perplexed, the Disillusioned, the Desperate, and the Not-Yet Deported.
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The girl travels to meet the famed Prince, only to find him as a disillusioned adult named Mr. Prince, who is voiced by Rudd.
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We don't need to love these disillusioned hot shots, but a touch more humanizing specificity would make the deflation of their dreams more affecting.
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Having become disillusioned with the concept of making minor updates to a franchise released annually, he made the decision to develop a game alone.
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A huge and sprawling corruption scandal engulfed Brazilian politics, and that sense of dysfunction has made the population dissatisfied and disillusioned with its leaders.
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Meanwhile, cultural elites clustered in a select few affluent locales struggle to comprehend how such vast swathes of the country could be so disillusioned.
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But this pope has not just exposed tensions; he has heightened them, encouraging sweeping ambitions among his allies and pushing disillusioned conservatives toward traditionalism.
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Tomorrow, we'll present letters from disillusioned Trump voters and from readers reacting to today's letters and to The Times's decision to provide this platform.
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Many arrive here with a blind optimism, and are quickly disillusioned as they experience discrimination they never expected to find in lands of freedom.
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Disillusioned in their romantic relationship and their creative partnership therefore untenable, Jae Matthews and Augustus Muller decided to end it all with a purge.
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His fights with the "noisy minority" — feminists, socialists, human rights activists and even disillusioned Islamists from his own ranks — have worked to his advantage.
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Three people who worked with IdealFuture describe being initially fascinated but quickly disillusioned by the project — and losing thousands of dollars in the process.
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Now, his departure as president leaves South Africa with a disillusioned electorate, a weakened economy and a tarnished image in the rest of Africa.
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That miracle will fade away and people will become disillusioned with democracy if the government does not deliver a cleaner and fairer society soon.
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I love the work I do, but I've been really disillusioned with the leadership lately, which has made me seriously question my future here.
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Formed a year after the assassination of Malcolm X, the Black Panther Party was disillusioned by the incremental approach of the civil-rights movement.
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Disillusioned, he decided that rather than complain about the state of the world, he would at least try to be part of the solution.
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Mr. Nicholson has given various interviews about his transformation from Democrat to Republican, saying that he departed the 2000 convention disillusioned with the party.
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" Jim Fredrickson, 68, who says he is a disillusioned Republican from Sharon, New Hampshire, says of Trump: "I don't trust his decision making process.
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Mr. Parks starred as a disillusioned motorcycle-riding ex-reporter in the series "Then Came Bronson," seen on NBC in the 1969-70 season.
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So that arc has been happening and we have been following our character grow disillusioned with how the war on terror was being waged.
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Many were disillusioned young Muslim men and women, longing for understanding and acceptance of their religion in countries where they felt out of place.
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But she soon grew disillusioned with the demands placed on young divas, and she eschewed national celebrity for a quieter life in her hometown.
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But disillusioned executives told me that tighter government control means more bureaucrats have a say in business matters, and corruption simply takes different forms.
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Khalil described himself to Young as a disillusioned Marine who felt the military would revoke his security clearance if they learned he practiced Islam.
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Some strategists argue that convincing independent voters and Republicans disillusioned with Trump to vote for Sanders in a general election could be prove difficult.
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Mr. Weld's announcement offers a glimmer, but I see little chance that conservatives disillusioned with President Trump will revive NeverTrump as an actual movement.
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I almost wonder if there's another world in which Heimbach didn't become disillusioned with Trump over, like, the Syrian airstrike and some other things.
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The visual language of film, and thus the film poster, had to shift with the traumatized, disillusioned, and increasingly young imagination of postwar America.
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The Kremlin knows that it will win if the European Union breaks apart or becomes unmanageable — or if Europeans become disillusioned with the NATO alliance.
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Yet, upon returning from a lengthy trip to Africa and Europe, Roosevelt grew disillusioned with Taft and decided to challenge his former secretary of war.
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Ms. Stromer, the former nurse, said she tried to get into one of the city's homeless shelters but became disillusioned when her belongings went missing.
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International allies of the United States such as Britain have long used testimony by disillusioned former extremists to discourage young people from joining militant groups.
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Robert Denton, a former advertising professional who claims to have created the high-end tequila category, has grown deeply disillusioned by what it has become.
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Any efforts to improve his standing among minority groups could have the added effect of bringing some of those disillusioned voters back into the fold.
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I don't know if Woolf was disillusioned when she became her 50-year-old self, but I do know she killed herself nine years later.
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Those who've read Outline or Transit will recall our narrator, Faye, who returns in Kudos remarried but surrounded by people long since disillusioned by love.
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Ramaphosa's camp has prioritized fighting corruption, boosting economic growth and winning back the trust of supporters who have become disillusioned with the party under Zuma.
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The similarities are enough that Stein has a realistic hope of pulling in disillusioned Sanders supporters who may prefer her to Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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In the first part of this book, fifty-eight micro-fictions eulogize the figures whose lives and work are a balm for the disillusioned author.
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They also need to court Trump's passionate supporters as well as disillusioned establishment Republicans and independents who may be turned off by the GOP nominee.
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Daniel Brühl plays Daniel Domscheit-Berg, an idealistic German computer whiz who helped extend WikiLeaks' reach, then grew disillusioned with its founder's recklessness and evasions.
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If Donald Trump was hoping a large number of angry and disillusioned Bernie Sanders supporters would vote for him, Mike Pence just crushed that dream.
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NSA employees have become disillusioned with the body's leadership and reorganization, and, since 2015, several hundred have left, U.S. officials with knowledge told the Post.
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The British public have reason to be disillusioned by the U.K. political system, which has undergone more upheaval in recent months than some previous decades.
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Likability is an asset when it comes to backlash from Facebook's disillusioned workforce, populist backlash against Silicon Valley, even faith in the free market itself.
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"It is a factor," said Scott McLarty, a media coordinator for the Green Party, speaking on the party's attempt to appeal to disillusioned Sanders supporters.
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But the Yangon bus deal underscores that Suu Kyi's backers in the West have grown disillusioned as Myanmar increasingly prefers to do business with China.
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But she grew increasingly disillusioned with the California Teachers Association and is now at the centre of one of this year's biggest Supreme Court cases.
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After saying that she had been "disillusioned" with the amateur ranks, Taylor moved onto professional fighting, and has now vowed to make a big splash.
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Most importantly, these apps have incentivized disillusioned users like Brown to buy into the project of salvation -- both their own and, in turn, their community's.
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The promise of quick solutions to seemingly impossible problems has become an attractive soundbite to an electorate disillusioned by the past 15 years of war.
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In the movie, called "Mei Shi Zhao Shi" ("Looking for Trouble"), Kos-Read plays an American documentary filmmaker following around a group of disillusioned bohemians.
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Since its election in 2015, it has elicited the support of groups disillusioned with Poland's post-1989 trajectory, emboldening some of their most radical members.
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But many Iraqis are disillusioned with war heroes and politicians who have failed to restore state institutions and provide badly needed health and education services.
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But even those who support Brexit are feeling disillusioned: The survey found that 43 percent of them think the country is on the wrong track.
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Quite to the contrary, even in countries that have suffered deep crises – Spain and Greece come to mind – voters have become disillusioned with their recipes.
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The ever widening inequality has resulted in a disenfranchised portion of the workforce that is now disillusioned with and skeptical of corporations and governments alike.
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Their ankles had been tied together with rope to keep them from running away and they were chewing on a bramble bush, immobile and disillusioned.
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Both also sought to appeal to voters who were disillusioned with mainstream parties with populist appeals that often seemed to lack a clear ideological basis.
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But Republican strategists are haunted by the prospect that voters who would typically support Republicans might become so disillusioned that they choose to stay home.
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The lack of impartiality and accountability in the work of the Security Council has disillusioned many in the Middle East who seek peace and justice.
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If this is how the situation unfolds, religious-freedom advocates, much like the Trump supporters still looking for the wall, will grow disillusioned and cynical.
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Irina (Tavi Gevinson), fresh-faced and cheerful, wears a sparkly unicorn-horn headband; the disillusioned schoolteacher Olga (Rebecca Henderson) sports a chic Rodarte T-shirt.
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It's not as simple as people becoming disillusioned with the new president once he's in office, since most presidents do go on to get reelected.
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The Islamic State group is facing an exodus of foreign recruits who have grown disillusioned by the terror group's failure to establish a legitimate state.
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The thought of being with you forever gives me courage and strength … I don't feel sad or disillusioned about all of these things at all.
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In 2016, it surged to become Iceland's third-largest party, largely because of an electorate disillusioned by traditional politics and scandals like Mr. Gunnlaugsson's downfall.
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Disillusioned by what he saw as the agency's unchecked excesses and its increasing involvement in attempted assassinations, coups and cover-ups, he resigned in 1969.
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One friend of mine was so disillusioned with his findings about doping in the elite levels of the game that he quit writing about football.
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Above, Austin Jia, a student at Duke, said he was "super disillusioned" when he was rejected by all the Ivy League schools he applied to.
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A voice of moderation, Mr. Gantz is hoping to attract disillusioned soft-right voters and as broad a cross-section of the electorate as possible.
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But Ms. Le Pen would also benefit if disillusioned voters in the poorer, largely immigrant suburbs of Paris, many of whom supported Mr. Mélenchon, abstained.
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To decompress he plays badminton with Ed, a "researcher" and loner who is as dissatisfied with his job as he is disillusioned with his country.
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"We know sometimes people try to suggest they are disillusioned, but they are just hiding it," said Gilles de Kerchove, the European Union's counterterrorism coordinator.
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Unlike their elders, they hadn't watched the radical promise of the late '60s curdle into violence and farce, and so weren't disillusioned with the left.
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One difference between me and those who are disillusioned with giant consumer tech conferences like CES is our definition of what's attention-worthy is different.
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Solomon, the oldest member of the team, had loved his country enough to volunteer for the war effort against Ethiopia, but now he was disillusioned.
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The Afghanistan revelations, on the other hand, arrive in an America already so distrustful that it's hard to imagine how it could be disillusioned further.
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Mr. Soares started an underground Socialist movement after becoming disillusioned with the leadership of the Communist Party, then the only organized opposition in the country.
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He said he became disillusioned when he was tasked to travel to Taiwan in May to take part in operations related to the coming election.
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Turns out, if you can provide the disillusioned teens of Gen Z respite from the horrors of social media — they'll pay money for it. 6.
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I hope these women are right, but I'm very fearful that in four years or less there will be a lot of very disillusioned people.
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In his speech, Mr. Gandhi described himself as an "idealist" and said the Indian people were disillusioned by the policies pursued by the Modi government.
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They're not organized enough to make policy demands of a policy administration, and too disillusioned by mainstream politics to make such demands in any case.
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Most political observers expected that the small-government libertarian would be the home for Republicans disenchanted with Trump, not big-government democrats disillusioned with Clinton.
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But she became disillusioned with the Japanese education system, which she felt didn't emphasize or encourage the kind of freedom needed for kids to flourish.
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In terms of the change to the club's culture and identity that has come with the move to the London Stadium, Freddie does sound somewhat disillusioned.
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Yesterday he was back in form and addressed equally disillusioned gangsta Chris Brown after the two had a dispute over Soulja commenting on Karrueche Tran's Instagram.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's government is likely to shelve unpopular austerity measures and spend more than previously planned in an attempt to win back disillusioned voters.
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At all three stages, Alex is an inventor — starry-eyed as a teen, disillusioned as a middle-aged man, and wildly successful in his later years.
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" — 18-year-old "The availability of information allows modern teens to be more informed and causes them to be more disillusioned than those of past generations.
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Mandiberg said he left the meeting shortly after the protestors, disillusioned and frustrated by his first exposure to the complicated and incendiary situation in Boyle Heights.
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Change UK's leaders claim this is less damaging than it seems, as they appeal to voters disillusioned by the Lib Dems or hostile to the Greens.
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It's perhaps best remembered for its pressurized scenes of Russian roulette, in which disillusioned soldiers squared off at rowdy bars with loaded revolvers to their heads.
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For many Americans, especially those disillusioned with Washington, a jeremiad over the imminent threat to all of America from Mr Trump simply does not ring true.
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I assumed that as we get older, we become more stoic and sage-like — or maybe even the exact opposite: Disillusioned by life and lacking vitality.
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Instagram opened up longer video uploads to all of its users in the hopes of sparking a gold rush among creators who are disillusioned with YouTube.
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Alibaba was reportedly paying big bonuses to satisfy disillusioned staff, while it abruptly shuttered its Chinese language website and ran into censorship issues on the mainland.
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In Player Piano, a small band of disillusioned technologists stage a coup, leading the masses in a fight against the automated systems they helped to create.
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And although I did not vote for Obama, I became very frustrated and disillusioned with the GOP when McCain chose Sarah Palin as a running mate.
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Because I saw my vocation in this way, I was able to endure the difficulties I encountered as a police officer without becoming bitter or disillusioned.
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And some other voters who disliked Trump felt sufficiently disillusioned by the Democratic Party and Clinton herself to vote for Jill Stein or Gary Johnson instead.
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A young product manager named Tristan Harris was working on Google's Inbox app, and over time he had become increasingly disillusioned with the demands of tech.
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Shafran, who has met with former Hasidim, urges those who are disillusioned to consider other sects, noting that some may find one that is more suitable.
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He'll also be uniquely well positioned to unite disillusioned Trump supporters who might not ordinarily vote, as well as the religious evangelical voters who support him.
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The coalition partners are also losing support to the Green party, which is appealing to voters disillusioned with the ruling coalition and concerned about climate change.
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Maybe I'm just super burned out and disillusioned from the brutal political news cycle, but Sonneborn has me convinced he's the right person for the job.
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I feel that 50 years later, in 2017, millennials and Gen Xers also feel as disillusioned and desperate for change as those young people back then.
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Domestic energy policy is a hot button issue in Australia, with consumers and industry angry and disillusioned at sharply rising prices for electricity and natural gas.
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The Republican presidential nominee has made his case repeatedly to supporters of the Vermont senator, who may be disillusioned with the establishment and uninspired by Clinton.
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At the same time, Brooks details the social conditions that ensure Annie's dreams remain unrealized, that force her to mature early, and ultimately leave her disillusioned.
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Writing from the point of view of a disillusioned Israeli soldier, Yizhar describes the Army's capture of the village and the expulsion of its remaining inhabitants.
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The country's collapse disillusioned liberals who once romanticized Maduro's mentor, former President Hugo Chávez, but who now lament the humanitarian crisis and Maduro's human rights abuses.
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Democrats regained control of the House on Tuesday, mostly by running up the score in suburban districts where voters have become disillusioned with the president's tone.
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HBO's adaptation of Ray Bradbury's 1953 novel stars Michael B. Jordan as Guy Montag, a firefighter who becomes disillusioned with his government-sanctioned book-burning job.
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That's because the majority of Scottish voters voted to Remain in the EU and are increasingly disillusioned with the Conservative Party's push for a hard Brexit.
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Former protesters and the disillusioned have either set out to create a new politics of appearance or they have reacted by looking for groups to blame.
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"Scaramucci also said that Trump had the "self-esteem of a small pigeon," and said he became disillusioned by Trump due to his "full-blown racism.
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" When he met with Clinton, Mckesson said he warned her she may be "underestimating how many people plan to sit this out because they are disillusioned.
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She said she originally joined the Republicans out of a sense that Democrats were the status quo party, but she grew gradually disillusioned with the Republicans.
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While several of those congressional candidates were defeated in suburban districts where voters were apparently disillusioned with Trump, some representatives lost districts Trump carried in 2016.
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The public was disillusioned with the buffet of parties, whose members are seen as corrupt politicians vying for positions in a political bazaar after every election.
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If you thought your life was confusing, at least you're not a jobless, disillusioned recent college graduate torn between loving an older woman or her daughter.
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He started to become disillusioned by tech's impact on society and almost left the industry before some time at Burning Man rekindled his fever for events.
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The results suggest that AfD has, to some extent, been successful in courting voters who are disillusioned with Merkel and worried about Germany's new refugee population.
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But in 1979, disillusioned with a corporate structure he saw as stagnant and moribund, Bluth left Disney to found his own animation company, Don Bluth Productions.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Trump, With Putin, Attacks 2016 Intelligence" (front page, July 17): I came of age during the Vietnam War and was disillusioned.
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She had become disillusioned with television news and concerned about whether women in the TV news business would be allowed to "age gracefully" in their jobs.
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What keeps the film fresh is its emphasis on character development and on the rapidly evolving bond between a previously distant father and his disillusioned daughter.
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I became a bit disillusioned and realized that I didn't want to be a Wall Street lawyer and said, 'This wine thing is definitely worth exploring.
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In the 2016 local elections, the A.N.C. lost control over the nation's biggest cities after it was deserted by traditional supporters disillusioned by Mr. Zuma's conduct.
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LONDON — For months, there has been little doubt that the British electorate is disgusted, disillusioned and furious with the political dysfunction and the chaos of Brexit.
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But the fiercely competitive, profit-hungry finance world was an uncomfortable fit, and he said he was quickly disillusioned by what he called "greedy" banking culture.
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Mr. Xue is not unlike the narrator of his book, a Chinese historian living in exile in Canada who has become disillusioned with his birth country.
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Businesses initially found useful allies in a Republican party that was bringing together local business, rural voters, and white working-class voters disillusioned with the Democrats.
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Next we meet Cleveland, an idealistic, if disillusioned, auditor for the Iowa layer hen industry for whom Janey's mother babysat, as a teenager, 21 years ago.
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" These themes segue perfectly into their new book, "One Nation After Trump: A Guide for the Perplexed, the Disillusioned, the Desperate, and the Not-Yet Deported.
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Mr. Heo said he became disillusioned with Mr. Kim after five of his former classmates were executed in a purge of officials close to Mr. Jang.
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Kimmel looks at recovering extremists in four countries — Germany, Sweden, the United States and Britain — and the organizations that help them escape when they become disillusioned.
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Ms. Nelson reluctantly voted for Mr. Trump — "because of Hillary's lies" — but grew disillusioned with Mr. Trump's behavior, which she thought would change after the election.
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Mr. Kennedy sat down with The New York Times last month to talk about what his victory, and Mr. Trump's, says about a disillusioned middle class.
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Some investors, however, have become disillusioned, arguing that bitcoin has been held back and not reached its expected potential by taking off in the real world.
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Morrison is hoping to use the issue to win favor with disillusioned voters, said Peter Chen, a professor of political science at the University of Sydney.
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"One mental health clinician, for example, remarked that even children who come into care with good coping skills become disillusioned after a lengthy stay," it adds.
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But there was always deep skepticism about whether Ukraine was capable of such a transformation, and many of those figures have since become disillusioned and resigned.
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DANIEL ELLSBERG (Matthew Rhys): A disillusioned former Marine who drafted the study, which McNamara commissioned out of "guilt rather than courage," he says in the movie.
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Venezuelans have been disillusioned and angry with the Maduro government for almost as long as he has been in power — and the situation has become desperate.
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Voters, disillusioned with the " status quo" and politicians' weak response to the economic downturn, began to lodge their protest by supporting M5S at the ballot box.
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Some opposition figures have acknowledged abstention by their supporters - disillusioned by the failure of street protests to dislodge Maduro earlier this year - was a big factor.
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Because she's also a writer, she was understanding about the constant need to create content if you want to work, but quickly became disillusioned with the project.
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But in an age of cynicism, in a country that was reeling from two wars and a decimated economy, Obama offered a shining light for disillusioned voters.
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Pink Floyd became disillusioned with the god-like status imposed upon them, a fundamental part of the idea of alienation explored in their concept album "The Wall".
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He gave college (Portland State University) a try, with the help of the G.I. Bill, but was disillusioned by what he saw as his professors' small-mindedness.
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McKinley, who effectively had served as Pompeo's chief of staff, told Congress last week he'd grown disillusioned by the secretary and particularly the partisan agenda in Ukraine.
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With Donald J. Trump and Senator Ted Cruz of Texas finally engaged in an open feud for the most disillusioned voters, Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, Gov.
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This is one of the most disappointing moments in the history of the civil rights movement, a decision that left many younger activists disillusioned with the leadership.
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Some employees have become disillusioned with the group's culture, where some have thrived while others feel sidelined and unable to move their ideas forward, the people said.
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But many Democrats here, fighting to cling to those seats and bring disillusioned voters back to the party they grew up with, worry that could be lost.
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Eschewing the heroic, monumental approach which for centuries was sculpture's default mode, his figures are evocations of disquiet and discontent that fit a world disillusioned with bombast.
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THE party that met in Manchester this week was in a dismal mood: divided over Brexit, depressed by the recent election debacle and disillusioned with its leadership.
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The backlash to Trump's remarks only added to widespread fears among Republicans that disillusioned party members could abandon GOP House and Senate candidates further down the ballot.
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The listener learns that she is a disillusioned former manager of a Bikram studio, but the question of her motivation for making the series is left dangling.
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Disillusioned by the cultural repression in his homeland, Zulawski left for Paris shortly after his film was banned so that he could pursue his art without censorship.
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As a recovering music critic and (increasingly disillusioned) fan, I understand how difficult it can be to capture the feeling of a great Radiohead song in words.
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Joanna Wong had been stuck in the same corporate job for years, becoming more and more disillusioned, when she decided one day that things had to change.
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An ardent Europhile, Macron is deeply frustrated by how the festering Brexit crisis has distracted the EU from pursuing deeper cooperation and reconnecting with increasingly disillusioned voters.
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The art world is a rather progressive place; we all tend to withhold judgement of the damaged, the disillusioned, and the outsiders, including Snow and his friends.
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While dating Missy, Colette became disillusioned with her first marriage and separated from her husband, the "hack journalist" Henri Gauthier-Villars (known as "Willy"), of 13 years.
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How many times can he turn season tickets into "confetti," as Dave Zirin once wrote, before disillusioned fans stop buying tickets and start looking elsewhere for entertainment?
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Sekou is an example of how young, black, Muslim men—marginalized in their communities, disillusioned by American imperialism—can be crushed for even a whiff of dissent.
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De Maiziere said it was important to reintegrate the so-called "foreign fighters" who returned to Germany, some of whom were highly radicalized, while others were disillusioned.
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Mr. Bolsonaro, who bellows his opinions as if chiding a subordinate, is drawing some comparisons to the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, for his appeal to disillusioned voters.
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Despite Trump's Make America Great Again message appealing to many disillusioned voters, it looks as though America are going to put a woman in the White House.
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She used to be politically active—"I was out there, on the streets, voter registration, board of education, city council, everything" she said—but eventually became disillusioned.
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Some of this selling mirrors a wider downturn in global markets but foreigners are no doubt disillusioned with the slow pace of the much vaunted reform process.
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And an air of improbability trailed his campaign, to the detriment of those who dismissed his angry message, his improvisational style and his appeal to disillusioned voters.
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Felicity Party leader Temel Karamollaoglu said Erdogan's party had strayed from its founding principles, and said his group was ready to capitalize on disillusioned AK Party supporters.
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So they deny the party's racist history, that its post-1964 success was a direct result of attracting whites disillusioned by the Democrats' embrace of civil rights.
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Unsure what to make of the latest iteration of the F.N., or simply disillusioned with its competitors, some people figure, Why not put it to the test?
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"We've been in a political cesspit; people were so disillusioned," said María de la Paz Fernández, 67, a janitor who immigrated here from Spain as a child.
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Many Algerians avoided public political activity for years, fearing trouble from the security services or disillusioned with the war veterans who have run the country since independence.
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Many within poor neighbourhoods across the country also feel disillusioned with politicians on all sides as the worst recession in 25 years affects all walks of life.
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I've learned that even the best plans and proposals can land on deaf ears when people are disillusioned by a broken political system and disgusted with politicians.
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Mustafa Akyol The antigovernment protests that erupted in Iran in the last days of 2017 showed that millions of Iranians are now disillusioned with the Islamic Republic.
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He said he was told that Del Castillo felt betrayed by Penn and the producers, and disillusioned because she "owned" the interview as much as the actor.
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But as more information trickled out about the role played by technology firms in Russia's attempts to influence the presidential election, they, like many Democrats, became disillusioned.
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He said that while he had become disillusioned over the lack of teamwork, two obstacles prevented him from becoming a great pitcher: his fastball and his curveball.
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"The First Dixie Reader," from North Carolina, is open to a story of Uncle Ned, an enslaved man who runs away to the North but returns, disillusioned.
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Mr. Kwon says he has grown disillusioned with life in the capitalist South, where he says North Korean defectors like him are treated like second-class citizens.
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After spending almost every day with the man revered as a god-like figure within Shincheonji, Kim became disillusioned with the group and in 2017 he left.
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Thomas Hart Benton, Aaron Bohrod, and Joseph Hirsch all grew disillusioned when their ads for the tobacco company were changed, replacing African American figures with Caucasian ones.
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But since his 2016 election, he has become increasingly disillusioned with the state where he made his name and with the man who leads it, Governor Cuomo.
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Lengthy trials, often a result of fewer courts and judges, tend to delay convictions, leaving poor, disillusioned victims with little money and patience to pursue the case.
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In this case, the superheroes are five disillusioned twentysomethings struggling to find the normalcy they granted the rest of the world when they destroyed the Dark One.
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I found myself hoping that he would not be disillusioned, that he would maintain, as long as he lived, the sense of his own exemption from death.
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But Putin and United Russia have been slipping in popularity as more Russians become disillusioned with the state of their economy, including rising inequality and falling incomes.
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Labor leader Bill Shorten said there were a lot of disillusioned voters in Higgins, which the Liberal Party has held since the seat was created in 1949.
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One is that left-of-center people became increasingly disillusioned with tax-subsidized savings accounts like 401(k) and IRAs as an approach to guaranteeing retirement security.
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The Ukrainian public has grown increasingly disillusioned with the pro-Western government that took over after the 2013/2014 Maidan street protests ousted a pro-Kremlin president.
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And what of the very real problems that have left so many disillusioned with government, or the very real accomplishments that exist in the systems we've built?
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That's why I know Trump's going to win, because there are a lot of disillusioned white people who don't vote that are voting for the first time.
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The result has left many Sanders supporters disillusioned, feeling that the group that was supposed to harness the senator's grass-roots movement is failing in its mission.
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Disillusioned, I found my way through Orto Botanico, an 18th-century garden and greenhouse and one of the main sites of Manifesta, hewing to the "Planetary Garden" theme.
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And instead of seeing warfare as purposeful and cleansing, Stupe — a disillusioned veteran built like a mountain — feels as though he's being drawn back into something inherently repellant.
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ABBY WILLIAMSON Number of followers: 93,130 Vibes: Disillusioned Disney princess Why She Rules: She never really smiles, but is also very, very likable at the same exact time.
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A "no", which is the likeliest outcome, would offer the next piece of evidence that voters in western countries are growing disillusioned and upset with those in power.
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Like Carol last season, he is disillusioned and lost, incapable of making sense of his place in the world and what kind of person he's meant to be.
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At-risk couples may be disillusioned if their hoped-for idyllic family vacation was anything but, or come to the conclusion that their differences are in fact irreconcilable.
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That has left young people disillusioned, says Jason Hsu, a KMT lawmaker, who believes gay marriage was one of the main reasons Ms Tsai captured the youth vote.
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This is especially true, experts say, among younger generations who grew up in a democratic South Africa and are seen as more disillusioned with the pace of change.
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Disillusioned by its ill-fated flirtation with democracy, some younger Brotherhood supporters have gone to fight in Syria or joined the local arm of Islamic State, Sinai Province.
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She married an ISIS fighter under duress, she told the New York Times in an interview last week, and she describes herself as disillusioned with her life there.
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The best-case scenario for Democrats would be if GOP voters disillusioned with Trump decide not to show up on Election Day and independent voters choose their candidates.
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Many are disillusioned by a decade of slow growth and rising joblessness, this month returning the African National Congress to power with its lowest parliamentary majority since 1994.
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Trump, 70, who has never held elected office, often boasts on the campaign trail his relative newness to politics, appealing to voters disillusioned by the current political climate.
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She, too, served in the Middle East following 9/11 but has become disillusioned by the loss of life and the failed search for weapons of mass destruction.
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Holacracy was created and trademarked by software developer Brian Robertson, who grew disillusioned by the traditional hierarchy of top-down management before launching his management-consultancy firm HolacracyOne.
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While the program seems to be succeeding, it needs a lot more resources to attract disillusioned fighters once hellbent on unraveling the country's social, cultural and political fabric.
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Mr. Johnson, a former Republican governor of New Mexico, is relying heavily on the backing of young people and independent voters disillusioned with the two major parties' nominees.
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Even if Trump supporters become disillusioned with the president-elect and his policies, his rejection won't inspire a return to the rhetoric or the policies of the 1990s.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's former chief strategist Steve Bannon became increasingly disillusioned by Trump's leadership style, sources told Gabriel Sherman in a Vanity Fair article posted Thursday.
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But I became very disillusioned by the extreme brutality that emerged during the movement, especially because the vast majority of victims were targeted merely for expressing alternative views.
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Perhaps younger voters were more disillusioned with how American democracy is going because the Trump presidency and the extreme polarization of recent years loom large in their minds.
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Over the years many South African voters have become disillusioned by the ANC, which has seen support slip as Zuma faces hundreds of allegations of corruption and fraud.
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The story, about three friends who drift apart as they navigate show business, is told in reverse, starting with disillusioned middle age and winding back to idealistic youth.
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Others said they were disillusioned to see that the narrative that women are less electable than men persists and the glass ceiling above the White House remains intact.
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So did the disillusioned membership of the Communist Party U.S.A., reduced to a few thousand members by 1958, and never recovering much beyond that in decades to come.
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These efforts are predicated upon the belief that condescension and manipulation are the only way to reach apathetic or disillusioned voters when what we need is brutal honesty.
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The vote came at a critical time for the Philippines, which saw disillusioned MILF factions break away and follow other armed groups in pledging allegiance to Islamic State.
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In last year's local elections, the party lost control over nearly all of the nation's major urban areas, where disillusioned middle-class black voters rebelled against the party.
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Daniel Ellsberg, a former military analyst, had become disillusioned with the Vietnam War and decided to leak a top-secret history of the decision-making behind the conflict.
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" A review in Commentary magazine said "Choose Life" was "genuinely inspired by Jewish tradition" and "challenges a disillusioned generation to 'prepare the world for the Kingdom of God.
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He had already grown disillusioned with corruption, he now says, and American sanctions caused him to be refused entry into several Arab, African and European countries, which stung.
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The American people have long become disillusioned with the ineffective strategies that drove our participation in the Afghan conflict and guided all of our efforts in that country.
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Disillusioned by his hosts' brutality, the man proposed a deal: If they helped him get home safely, he would tell them everything that he had heard and seen.
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Many Republicans worry about the impact that disillusioned Trump supporters will have if many of them have concluded by next year's elections that the president sold them out.
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But each time, he and millions of Ukrainians became disillusioned as the leaders they helped put into power turned out to be as cynically rapacious as their predecessors.
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Meanwhile, every year more young people are entering adulthood disillusioned with a system that loads them up with debt and then drops them on an escalator to nowhere.
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Young, educated people, disillusioned by the stagnation from years of corruption, see hope in her candidacy, said Pradip Phanjoubam, editor of The Imphal Free Press, a daily newspaper.
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He promised to offer a clean sweep of the old routine, but many have been left disillusioned and angry at the rising levels of inequality and extreme poverty.
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" The organization's growing pains left "many Sanders supporters disillusioned, feeling that the group that was supposed to harness the senator's grass-roots movement is failing in its mission.
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Some of the schools she assists — like the North Queens Community High School — came to mastery-based learning as a way to help disillusioned and at-risk students.
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His disillusioned people lost faith both in the European ideal (voting against a draft constitution in 2005) and largely in their own governing class—not least, in him.
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In the west, Donald Trump has zeroed in southwestern Pennsylvania's coal country and the blue-collar towns around Pittsburgh, banking on big turnout among culturally conservative, disillusioned Democrats.
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According to estimates of non-government organizations, more than 150,000 Bosnians have left the country in recent years, disillusioned with a society marred by ethnic rivalries and graft.
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I fear that the millions of Americans who are putting their trust in Mr. Trump will be bitterly disillusioned if he were to obtain the nation's highest office.
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She resigned that year, shortly after giving a newspaper interview about her decision to convert, saying she had become disillusioned with a lifestyle of drink, drugs and partying.
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"I'm very glad that people who are disillusioned by his shift in values are getting out there, getting their refund and making their voices heard," Mr. Bronsdon said.
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Disillusioned by the church's direction, Bergoglio is ready to resign seven years later, when Benedict summons him to Rome, for an audience whose purpose leaves the cardinal confused.
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There are even fewer people who have shown an ability to attract previously apathetic or disillusioned Americans and encourage them to vote and even work for a campaign.
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Mr. Kristol, through his writing and editing of journals like Commentary and Encounter, helped forge what came to be called neoconservatism, an intellectual movement begun by disillusioned liberals.
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But after a year he became disillusioned, and although he had studied the piano only casually as a child, he decided to transfer to U.C.L.A. to study music.
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In 21962, Daniel Ellsberg, the disillusioned analyst for the RAND Corporation who had drafted the study, gave Mr. Raskin and Mr. Barnet copies of a part of it.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — On Wednesday morning, Juan Guaidó, 35, stood before tens of thousands of disillusioned Venezuelans and held the country's Constitution while swearing himself in as interim president.
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But Ms. Barbosa, disillusioned, filed a formal complaint with public prosecutors in December, accusing party leaders of trying to use her candidacy to siphon money to male candidates.
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A huge and sprawling corruption scandal has engulfed Brazilian politics in recent years, and that sense of dysfunction has made the population dissatisfied and disillusioned with its leaders.
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It could be that Luke is disillusioned with the cycles of fighting between the light and the dark, and is looking to find another path forward for the Force.
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"You're looking at a generation of students who are completely disillusioned with their economic prospects, combined with the extraordinary cost of education, courtesy of the US government," he said.
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Trust is hard to come by in our cynical age, so it is understandable that we would be slouching toward digital democracy as we grow disillusioned with our leaders.
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Nanako Oba was so disillusioned with what her five children learned at school that she set up a company to teach sex education and train others to do so.
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The Utah economy is strong and class and racial tensions are low—people here are not so disillusioned with the political establishment as they are in other red states.
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They've talked to neighbors and coworkers here, lifelong Democrats, who voted for Trump in hopes that he would bring something — anything — new, but are now increasingly disillusioned and frustrated.
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So Mrs Merkel needs to buck up her own party, the centre-right Christian Democratic Union, which is disillusioned with the "welcome culture" for refugees that she has promoted.
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Originally from Akron, Ohio, Mr James began his career enthusiastic to play for his home-state club, but gradually became disillusioned after being saddled with mediocre teammates for years.
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"Trump has left behind a well-documented record of bankruptcies, thousands of lawsuits, angry shareholders and contractors who feel cheated, and disillusioned customers who feel ripped off," Bloomberg said.
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As many Sunnis had grown disillusioned with their country's leaders, some were enticed by a radical alternative: ISIS, a Sunni group that promised to fight Iraq's Shia central government.
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But some of these officers, Jabouri among them, had since grown disillusioned with Islamic State's brutal methods and the growing influence of foreign fighters who had flocked to Mosul.
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"This government hits our growth with very unequal tax policies," said Segales, who though disillusioned by the government said it had started well when Morales first came to power.
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It would be a fitting final act for The Americans if the Jennings family left the 1980s and ended up as disillusioned institution haters in the '90s, wouldn't it?
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"Such swift countermeasures from Beijing disillusioned investors who had hoped for a solution at the negotiating table," said Linus Yip, Hong Kong-based strategist at First Shanghai Securities Ltd.
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American soccer fans disillusioned by their country's failure to qualify for next summer's FIFA World Cup may soon be shouting a new four-letter word at their TV screens.
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Poroshenko's request came as public opinion polls showed Ukrainians growing increasingly disillusioned with the post-revolution government that rose to power from the ashes of the 163-2014 uprising.
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In Arizona, Clinton is focusing on Hispanic voters, who may be disillusioned by Trump's controversial rhetoric and his signature proposal to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Duquet, disillusioned by the hardship, runs away, and goes on to plant the sapling that will eventually yield Duke & Sons, one of the biggest logging companies in the world.
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Beyond finds the ship three years into that mission, with Kirk bored, disillusioned, and (improbably as hell) planning to resign his beloved command in favor of a desk job.
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In popular culture, its most vivid incarnation is John Rambo, the disillusioned Vietnam veteran who purifies an American town with violence in First Blood, the 1982 Sylvester Stallone movie.
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One Saudi activist who previously supported the Crown Prince's ambitious reform agenda said he has felt disillusioned by him in recent weeks, canceling plans to return to the kingdom.
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The Atlantic Council's Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center conducted a flash poll on the ground in Venezuela immediately following the vote, which saw unprecedented abstention from a disillusioned public.
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Whether they were first time voters, volunteers, or elected officials, they all felt dismayed and disillusioned by a democracy whose hurdles and failures made it nearly impossible to vote.
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Coupled with another new character Gudetama, a perpetually listless egg yolk, I was convinced Sanrio had unlocked an impressive profit model by appealing to the disillusioned hearts of millennials.
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Disillusioned with her job in finance, Huda quit to become a makeup artist, and in 2010 she launched her own website with makeup tutorials, skincare routines and beauty hacks.
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Carey Georgas was 22 back then, a disillusioned Democrat who voted for Eugene McCarthy, the independent candidate, and who was working at Cravens Insurance in this East Texas town.
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"So even if the Republican Party has a comeback with young people, this cohort will forever be disillusioned with the Republican Party, and that will continue onward," she said.
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As his campaign for re-election got under way, many reformist voters said they were disillusioned, an apathy Rouhani's allies saw as the biggest threat to his re-election.
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But while he gives disillusioned Republicans a name to coalesce behind, his bid is considered a long-shot at best, thanks in no small part to minuscule name identification.
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The conservative firebrand, who rose to prominence as one of President Obama's most ferocious critics, now regrets the division he helped create and is disillusioned with the Republican Party.
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Konstantin Grishchenko, a former foreign minister and a deputy prime minister under Mr. Yanukovych, said in a telephone interview that Mr. Manafort had ultimately grown disillusioned with his client.
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Claire: Most people on my campus at Smith College seemed pretty disillusioned after the 103 election, but since then a lot of them have channeled that energy into organizing.
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These young people had spent their lives diligently preparing to enter the knowledge economy and became disillusioned when, after the financial crisis, it all seemed to be crashing down.
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In any case, Mr. Gross voted for Barack Obama in 2012, he said, but later became disillusioned by what he saw as a lack of change after that election.
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He said many of his compatriots were veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan who had become disillusioned with the American political system after fighting in unwinnable conflicts.
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A separate survey by consumer research firm Potloc indicated that disillusioned Liberal voters were most likely to go to either the left-leaning New Democrats (NDP) or the Greens.
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While Futurism was almost certainly joking, disillusioned Facebook users would be wise to remember what happened to Myspace's user data after Anderson exited the social media game in 2009.
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Troemel enrolled in the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, where he became disillusioned by what he saw as the lack of seriousness among many of his classmates.
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As far as Arora's concerned, the schematics of the hustle economy are failing its workers and any disillusioned ridesharing professionals out there ought to seek out their local dispensary.
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Sooner or later, our politics will leave so many Americans disillusioned with their utter lack of attractive choices that it will invite the advent of a disruptive third party.
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In India, lengthy trials, often a result of fewer courts and judges, tend to delay convictions, leaving poor, disillusioned victims with little money and patience to pursue the case.
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Wholesale investors, meanwhile, became disillusioned both with the theoretical arguments of commodities as portfolio stabilizers and with the more prosaic collapse in commodity prices from their early-decade peaks.
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People disillusioned by their status in society look for various kinds of patterns around them, ways to justify their place, and that often takes irrational forms like conspiracy theories.
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But some worry his supporters - who are largely young, working-class and disillusioned with party establishment - will turn instead to political neophyte Trump, who has championed a populist agenda.
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But there are signs that such tactics are gaining support among young democracy activists, many of whom were left disillusioned after the overwhelmingly peaceful Umbrella protests failed to get results.
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Ted Cruz and then Clinton for their ties to Goldman, using his populist pitch to try to win over disillusioned voters on the left who supported Wall Street critic Sen.
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Yet he has surprised many with the speed at which he has gained public support, winning over the youth and unemployed voters disillusioned with the decades of ZANU-PF rule.
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A former employee with LeEco at its Mumbai office, who decided to quit in just six months, told Reuters the CEO's letter had left him disillusioned and triggered his resignation.
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Throughout his career, Trump has left behind a well-documented record of bankruptcies, thousands of lawsuits, angry shareholders, and contractors who feel cheated, and disillusioned customers who feel ripped off.
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Disillusioned with the usual advice to lose weight, eat less and exercise more (none were really applicable to him), he decided to do his own research and connected with Drs.
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This includes the possibility that Mr Fillon makes a comeback, thanks to disillusioned voters who claim they will not vote for him but could change their minds on polling day.
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BASRA/NAJAF, Iraq (Reuters) - United in their fight against Saddam Hussein's oppression for decades, Iraq's Shi'ites have become deeply fragmented and disillusioned with their leaders after 280 years in power.
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Erick Millette, an Iraq veteran, said he quit after growing disillusioned about his work with a program called Warrior Speak, which involved veterans' telling their stories of healing to audiences.
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Much has been reported on IS's propaganda machine and its ability to turn disillusioned young men into martyrs; "City of Ghosts" shows us how well-oiled that machine has become.
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Clinton could also gain traction with Republicans disillusioned with Trump by signaling that she would work with House Speaker Paul Ryan to reform the U.S. corporate tax system, he added.
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I mean that I think people are open to voting for Democrats because they're so concerned about Trump and disillusioned with the Republican Party that continues to prop him up.
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And both were able to pivot off that opposition to reelection, as voters grew exhausted and disillusioned with a Republican Party that seemed interested in nothing but the next campaign.
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Both are self-proclaimed Democratic Socialists who have tapped into a huge and angry voting bloc of the country's disillusioned youth by promising radical and progressive changes to the system.
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