Low salaries, dissatisfaction with testing and accountability pressures, lack of opportunities for advancement and dissatisfaction with working conditions.
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They have to recognize the sources of their dissatisfaction and the sources of their children's dissatisfaction and then they have to start finding alternatives.
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"There won't be a revolution out of it, but dissatisfaction with this specific decree adds to the general dissatisfaction with the economic situation," he said.
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"That dissatisfaction is the same dissatisfaction that we are finding with people around Scott Walker not investing in education, not caring about our natural resources," he said.
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Failing to address your satisfaction in one area can cause a self-perpetuating spiral; dissatisfaction at home leads to dissatisfaction at work, which leads to even more stress at home, and so on.
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China has already made its dissatisfaction with the exercises clear.
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In the past five years dissatisfaction with housing has risen.
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Trudeau won this last election by tapping into that dissatisfaction.
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Samsung's discriminative policies have caused significant dissatisfaction among Chinese consumers.
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"We strongly express our dissatisfaction and opposition," said the official.
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It's a huge contributor to job dissatisfaction for female doctors.
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And for many, the dissatisfaction extends to the GOP itself.
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Dissatisfaction is widespread but the reasons are not purely economic.
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Some women may feel that dissatisfaction in their own relationships.
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That dissatisfaction is leading Uber and Lyft drivers to organize.
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Latin Americans are no longer keeping their dissatisfaction to themselves.
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Ms. Schiff's narrators are educated consumers of their own dissatisfaction.
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However, some professional athletes seemed to share Bouchard's body dissatisfaction.
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Baquet also cited the deep dissatisfaction within the D.C. bureaucracy.
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He then expressed his dissatisfaction with Alabama, the officials said.
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The opponents have directed their dissatisfaction at the landmarks commission.
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Turkey was also continuing to voice dissatisfaction with American workarounds.
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A couple of women expressed real dissatisfaction with the wages.
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Burnout almost always leads to a nagging sense of dissatisfaction.
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Trump reportedly voiced dissatisfaction with that measure, according to Politico.
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But dissatisfaction over the minimum wage bill could delay implementation.
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"It's been an ongoing source of dissatisfaction," Professor Briggs said.
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But Lyft cannily exploited liberal dissatisfaction with its main competitor.
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We've had low unemployment, also, and dissatisfaction with the skills.
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How often is sexual dissatisfaction the root cause of divorce?
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A 1984 study found 41 percent of women expressed body dissatisfaction, results that caused researchers to coin the phrase "normative discontent" to describe the widespread dissatisfaction women experience when it comes to their weight.
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" Prime Minister Justin Trudeau later told reporters that the Canadian government had made their "dissatisfaction" known to both Wang and the ambassador of China to Canada -- "our dissatisfaction with the way our journalists were treated.
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The absence of friendship leads to dissatisfaction, depression and eventually turnover.
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France's top military officer resigned Wednesday, citing dissatisfaction with defense cuts.
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Voters' dissatisfaction with the current Syriza-led government has become evident.
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I can be vocal in both my admiration and my dissatisfaction.
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Dissatisfaction with the UK government was at more that 75 percent.
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Certainly, the dissatisfaction with elites of both parties is very great.
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He promised that the "clear message of dissatisfaction" had got through.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying expressed "strong dissatisfaction" with that.
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And, as Schleifer notes, the dissatisfaction with tech companies is bipartisan.
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For now, dissatisfaction is showing up as support for unconventional candidates.
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Uber, however, expects their driver dissatisfaction problem to only get worse.
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Sberbank has expressed dissatisfaction about Croatia's handling of the Agrokor crisis.
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Cerebus is a longform study in dissatisfaction born from spiritual emptiness.
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The students Heller interviewed express a comprehensive dissatisfaction with their lives.
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It's that dissatisfaction, distrust and disdain that gave us Donald Trump.
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We have an opportunity in the midterms to voice our dissatisfaction.
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That dissatisfaction may have long-term consequences for the parties, though.
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Dissatisfaction with McDonnell's changes grew so strong that in a Dec.
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For better or for worse, this dissatisfaction is finding its voices.
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Dissatisfaction sustains the multibillion-dollar skin care and weight loss industries.
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And dissatisfaction has run high with its management of the economy.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Trump again expressed dissatisfaction with the Federal Reserve.
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But they reflect a common theme of rising dissatisfaction, many say.
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But dissatisfaction over a sudden downturn in the economy is spreading.
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What has shifted — significantly — is people's dissatisfaction with the other side.
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It's hard to miss the rising dissatisfaction and frustration with Facebook.
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Clinton's campaign, expressed dissatisfaction with the book's portrait of the campaign.
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Business groups have since expressed dissatisfaction over changes to the deal.
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Consumer dissatisfaction is high despite low unemployment and steady hiring gains.
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Even Hong Kong's pro-government leaders have signaled dissatisfaction with Mrs.
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Globally, there is widespread dissatisfaction with institutions and systems, she noted.
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Historically the dissatisfaction is particularly acute with legislation concerning health care.
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Those without a college degree also express more dissatisfaction with life.
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Among older adults, clutter problems were also associated with life dissatisfaction.
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But Mawarire wasn't alone in his dissatisfaction with Zimbabwe's ruling regime.
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But why bother, when it can just say that dissatisfaction is better?
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When answers finally came, there was a lot of dissatisfaction among viewers.
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No one has replaced the Electoral College, despite general dissatisfaction with it.
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It greeted the deployment by declaring its "firm opposition and strong dissatisfaction".
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But this was not a vote of dissatisfaction with Hesse's regional government.
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Zeus, annoyed with their dissatisfaction, sends a hydra that eats them all.
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McDermott said he gets the dissatisfaction of many in the corporate world.
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Now, they've switched again — Republicans' dissatisfaction is waning and Democrats' is growing.
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Both parties are experiencing a wave of dissatisfaction with the status quo.
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This creates even more dissatisfaction and threatens to trigger a vicious circle.
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Unrest and dissatisfaction can be found in many corners of American life.
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Yet bubbles of dissatisfaction have appeared on the otherwise smooth German millpond.
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Among Republicans, dissatisfaction is at 90% -- and at 97% among Trump supporters.
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" Heard continued by addressing her dissatisfaction with being classified as a "victim.
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There was dissatisfaction, problems with the game style, and stuff like attitude.
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The question is how he might react to signs of greater dissatisfaction.
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Dissatisfaction with the party's nominee is a primary reason electors consider defection.
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Other reasons had to do with dissatisfaction with the content on Netflix.
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It manifests by a chronic dissatisfaction with everything, but in particular music.
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It could signal a bigger problem: Job dissatisfaction may be manifesting itself.
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It is benefiting from the dissatisfaction and the fears of the people.
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That's caused the airline's stock to sag, and led to customer dissatisfaction.
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However, shareholders, including the Haniel family, have expressed their dissatisfaction with Koch.
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Officials said that unusual group defection reflected growing dissatisfaction in the North.
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Dubke was jettisoned amid broad dissatisfaction with the White House communications shop.
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Widespread dissatisfaction with President Nicolás Maduro's ruling party was plain to see.
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As the match grew less competitive, the crowd grumbled with apparent dissatisfaction.
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He also said he thought recent reports have exaggerated New Yorkers' dissatisfaction.
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Iceland has seen voter dissatisfaction surge in the face of multiple scandals.
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That's just too high, and it's not the only reason for dissatisfaction.
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But ongoing murkiness only perpetuates unhappiness and dissatisfaction, not to mention resentment.
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But I share Emily's dissatisfaction with the ending on a character level.
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A "searing level of dissatisfaction" is the way the Times described it.
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Nonetheless, the current protests are partially motivated by dissatisfaction with the economy.
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There is currently a gross dissatisfaction surrounding education options for military dependents.
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The election was held at a time of increased dissatisfaction in Moldova.
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Likewise, the upcoming referendum is a moment to mobilize around broad dissatisfaction.
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Practicing self-compassion can reduce depression, stress, performance anxiety and body dissatisfaction.
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It think at the root of it is deep dissatisfaction with oneself.
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According to these findings, side effects were the main cause of dissatisfaction.
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Republican dissatisfaction with immigration policies has declined from its peak of 86 percent in 2016, Gallup noted, adding that dissatisfaction on the topic among Democrats has been on the rise from a low of 85033 percent in 2017.
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"This dissatisfaction is expressed in the election results in the east and west in recent years which show significant differences," said the report, saying one of the causes of the dissatisfaction is painful and deep upheaval in the east.
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Conway contended that "a lot" of dissatisfaction with Democrats was due to Obamacare.
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And that is what pushes me to continue, this permanent dissatisfaction and discontentment.
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But if you look online, you'll find skincare reviews are rife with dissatisfaction.
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As for Russia's dissatisfaction today, it is apparently growing as economic conditions worsen.
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Worth highlighting here is the strong levels of dissatisfaction for candidates like Rep.
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However, a State Department spokesman's comment did hint at dissatisfaction with the treaty.
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More broadly, the companies expressed dissatisfaction with the California and European privacy laws.
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It outlined employees' dissatisfaction with how Kalanick had handled Uber's relationship with Trump.
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Perhaps, in the students, the BNP sees dissatisfaction upon which it can capitalise.
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Khamenei's intervention could help sway the vote by signaling dissatisfaction with Rouhani's conduct.
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The biting line was perfect for conveying dissatisfaction: Bills: Is this your paycheck?!
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It is your American-given right to voice your dissatisfaction with this decision!
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Over and over, our respondents expressed dissatisfaction with how scientific research gets disseminated.
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It also leaves us with a taste of her longing and dissatisfaction, too.
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The drivers' dissatisfaction has won a listening ear at least with some ministers.
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And they wanted a symbolic display of dissatisfaction with Donald Trump as nominee.
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On Tuesday, the AfD tried to capitalizes on dissatisfaction with the migrant deal.
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Dissatisfaction with Turnbull's government is at an all-time high of 56 percent.
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Body image dissatisfaction, depression, and anxiety are real issues for recipients of mastectomies.
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But he also suggested that it reflected more than popular dissatisfaction with him.
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In the GOP, immigration ties with "government dissatisfaction" as the top-ranked problem.
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But frustrated fringe voters often struggled to translate their dissatisfaction into electoral results.
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"The Chinese side hereby expresses strong dissatisfaction and firm opposition," the statement said.
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There has always been dissatisfaction with the job, the government and so forth.
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With repletion came dissatisfaction: a hunger for something more, or for something different.
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In just several years under the ACA, physician dissatisfaction and burnout have exploded.
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Among young people, dissatisfaction with both Clinton and Trump has reached record levels.
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Deep dissatisfaction with the president has helped boost Democratic turnout throughout the primaries.
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Lauren's malicious behavior, unsurprisingly, is motivated by her dissatisfaction with her own life.
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Too often, people sell themselves short, which can lead to resentment and dissatisfaction.
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She has lied about the FBI rank-and-file's dissatisfaction with James Comey.
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They'll probably take to internet comment boards to express this dissatisfaction in droves.
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The difference between groups in terms of body dissatisfaction was not statistically significant.
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Miriam: I'm here because we need to show our dissatisfaction with this law.
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They see a system rife with administrative inefficiencies, opaque prices, and customer dissatisfaction.
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Polls show rising distrust in institutions and dissatisfaction with the state of democracy.
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"It was not a dissatisfaction with painting in any way," Ms. Bhabha said.
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Bill Nelson, the top Democrat on the chamber's Commerce Committee, expressed similar dissatisfaction.
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And many Britons have registered their dissatisfaction with Mr. Trump in other venues.
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Democrats fanned the dissatisfaction, with constant complaints about the bill and its process.
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That way, the companies can deflect the blame if the policies cause dissatisfaction.
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"Such levels of democratic dissatisfaction would not be unusual elsewhere," the report said.
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One source said Carroll's departure was sparked by Kelly's dissatisfaction with his work.
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Identity politics' dissatisfaction with formal equal treatment is, in their view, fundamentally illiberal.
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Some donations have been prompted by dissatisfaction with China's large government-run charities.
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It basically boils down to a dissatisfaction with the ending, on both sides.
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In 2020, an activist could tap into that dissatisfaction to make a killing.
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Data suggests that piracy is better viewed as an expression of consumer dissatisfaction.
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It followed whispers of dissatisfaction with Xi and his tight grip on power.
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Several lawmakers who pushed for a study have expressed dissatisfaction with that answer.
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A critic doesn't write about his own dissatisfaction, or doesn't just do that.
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But it could signal growing dissatisfaction with the status quo among European voters.
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Iaquinta hasn't been shy about his dissatisfaction with the payouts on his UFC contract.
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Even among the informed public, there is a clear dissatisfaction with the global system.
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Thompson's exit from Luck comes after the studio's employees expressed dissatisfaction with Lasseter's hiring.
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And Republicans who had previously expressed dissatisfaction with Romney dialed their frustration way back.
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McGregor took to Twitter early Thursday morning to express his dissatisfaction with White's decision.
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Andrew Cuomo -- losing in the end, but exposing broad dissatisfaction in the liberal base.
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Media like Telegram can amplify popularity or dissatisfaction, but they can't fabricate them entirely.
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Voters endorsed Abenomics despite widespread dissatisfaction with controversial legislation that Abe intends to execute.
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We're having too much fun in this agonizing state of dissatisfaction this time 'round.
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This growing sense of dissatisfaction with sluggish living standards helped fuel the Brexit vote.
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I suspect there will be a greater scrutiny and dissatisfaction of products and services.
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So it's not surprising that people are expressing their dissatisfaction with DeVos on Twitter.
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Customer dissatisfaction could keep multinationals from overly-aggressive minimisation of tax bills in future.
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The diffuse spectacle of modern capitalism propagates itself by exploiting the spectator's lingering dissatisfaction.
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The referendum seemed to reflect widespread dissatisfaction with European governance, not some simple xenophobia.
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Kathleen Rice met with colleagues and discussed dissatisfaction with Democratic leadership in the House.
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In 2000, he tried again, tapping into dissatisfaction with Al Gore, the Democratic candidate.
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The growing dissatisfaction with Ryan coincides with increasing disapproval of the Republican-controlled Congress.
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My dissatisfaction is the pay cut, not how the app works or the customers.
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However, these same employees report chronic dissatisfaction with key aspects of their federal service.
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The president has in the past been vocal about his dissatisfaction with oil prices.
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He wanted his star running back in training camp and made his dissatisfaction public.
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What is clear is his dissatisfaction with penalties, including Fowler's penchant for silly fouls.
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Pundits like me ignored the magnitude of the public dissatisfaction with the status quo.
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The protests, Al Jazeera notes, have grown into a demonstration against wider economic dissatisfaction.
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"But when it comes to the levels of dissatisfaction, the differences aren't that big."
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But young people's dissatisfaction could motivate them to vote against the GOP this fall.
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It stands for our shared dissatisfaction of the current state of the Korean society.
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"The repetitive practice of anything in the extreme leads to dissatisfaction," Mr. Lundy said.
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What democracies offer dissatisfied citizens is the right to do something about their dissatisfaction.
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Together, the rules fed "widespread dissatisfaction" in the department's patrol ranks, Mr. Zimroth wrote.
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And Ms. Kelly has expressed among friends her dissatisfaction with its top news executives.
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They've succeeded as a direct result of dissatisfaction among white voters with cultural change.
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"Dissatisfaction with the outcome of the investigation is not grounds for appeal," it states.
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And isn't dissatisfaction with the way things are the impetus to make things better?
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Dr. Cirbus has also witnessed the pressure to impress translate to dissatisfaction with partners.
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This is somewhat more like Mr. Perot, who capitalized on populist dissatisfaction in 239.
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Turkey has boycotted Eurovision since 2013, when it expressed dissatisfaction with the voting rules.
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Besides, love is fleeting and romantic dissatisfaction is mostly inevitable, but technology is forever.
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It doesn't explain the dissatisfaction the people felt before Trump even entered the race.
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Mr. Cleese has said that his dissatisfaction with Britain motivated his own "leave" decision.
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Deutsche Bank leaders evaded a no-confidence vote by shareholders, but dissatisfaction is growing.
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"People are no longer afraid to show their dissatisfaction," said Abolghasem Golbaf, a publisher.
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By any conventional yardstick, the economy's very healthy, but there's a lot of dissatisfaction.
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Mr. Barris's dissatisfaction stems, in part, from the network's decision to pull the Feb.
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The Chinese consulate in Houston issued a statement expressing "strong dissatisfaction" over the tweet.
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Too much clutter, Ferrari's research shows, can spark anxiety, stress, and general life dissatisfaction.
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SmileDirectClub, which sells teeth aligners online, has worked to limit information about customer dissatisfaction.
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Polls showed widespread voter dissatisfaction with the level of transparency during the Obama administration.
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Polls show widespread voter dissatisfaction with the level of transparency during the Trump administration.
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The dissatisfaction went public last week, with stories in Politico and the Huffington Post.
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They wrote the open letter on Tuesday out of dissatisfaction with the meeting's results.
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To add insult to injury, the Matula girls are barred from voicing their dissatisfaction.
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Many cite family problems, personal or financial worries or dissatisfaction with their treatment plans.
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Dissatisfaction with the city's government carried over into the district council elections last month.
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This dissatisfaction may be about "my guy being in charge" rather than ideological differences.
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Speculation is rife that dissatisfaction within the administration itself could also lead to departures.
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Anger and dissatisfaction are difficult to change, even during a period of high employment.
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A central force behind doctor dissatisfaction is bureaucratic intrusion and loss of professional autonomy.
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He's certainly made his dissatisfaction felt — by helping roll back many of those decisions.
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Girls who experience body dissatisfaction may develop symptoms of depression as a result, Sutaria added.
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This is not to dismiss the other ways Americans have registered their dissatisfaction in 2017.
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Or was it an excuse to express dissatisfaction with the results of the presidential election?
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Fears about Brexit and dissatisfaction with Fed Chair Janet Yellen's words are keeping investors hesitant.
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In April, Paris Opera Ballet dancers claimed bullying, sexual harassment, and dissatisfaction with their director.
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Define what "done" looks like to minimize communication issues and dissatisfaction with the end result.
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"Women with greater breast dissatisfaction seem to have less breast awareness in general," said Swami.
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Diplomatic row persists Italy's dissatisfaction with Egypt's investigation has built over more than two months.
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But a party intent on attacking the root causes of Americans' dissatisfaction should aim higher.
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Gabriel said the drop in support for May's Conservatives reflected dissatisfaction with the Brexit process.
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His referendum was a reckless gamble to fend off dissatisfaction with his Kurdistan Democratic Party.
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Such attitudes might not affect policy but they could make public dissatisfaction easy to ignite.
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"I am aware of the dissatisfaction and discomfort you have," he said on Facebook Live.
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But Uber plans to reduce driver incentives and even admits that 'driver dissatisfaction will ... increase.
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Gilmer received thousands of letters about unwanted pregnancies, loveless marriages and dissatisfaction with domestic life.
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A chorus of dissatisfaction with the caucuses had already been growing louder in Democratic circles.
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Britain is facing similar objections to its goods schedule, with widespread dissatisfaction among agricultural suppliers.
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"Dissatisfaction is breeding apathy," says Lev Gudkov, head of the Levada Centre, an independent pollster.
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Still, this feeds into a larger dissatisfaction among gamers with Nintendo's online and multiplayer strategy.
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The idea is to harness the growing wave of dissatisfaction among techies in Silicon Valley.
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Eighty-five percent voiced dissatisfaction with Clinton, while 66 percent said the same of Trump.
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The 220006 election is already defined by an immense amount of voter dissatisfaction and disaffection.
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It shows a general dissatisfaction among millennials with the candidates ahead of the 2016 election.
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A recent Morning Consult/Politico poll underscored the deep dissatisfaction with Trump among Democratic voters.
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The numbers are surprising in light of widespread dissatisfaction with the family separation policy itself.
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That limits how much leverage he can get out of dissatisfaction with the Bongo family.
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I.O., contrasted the palpable dissatisfaction of many voters with the record of unbroken job creation.
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I've always had suicidal thoughts, but what's kept me alive is my dissatisfaction with them.
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While going over what occurred, Veselnitskaya "expressed her dissatisfaction," Kaveladze testified to the House panel.
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The company offers its millions of shoppers a simple way to make their dissatisfaction known.
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Other attendees complained the event had been heavily stage managed to distract from their dissatisfaction.
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My frustration with preschool reflected a general dissatisfaction I had with life in New York.
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But in the week since the agreement was announced, bubbling dissatisfaction has reached a boil.
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"There's a broader dissatisfaction with concentrated power held by Amazon, Google and Facebook," Stoller said.
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But if the disease sweeps through the population, dissatisfaction with the government response could mount.
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Mr. DeRose contended that dissatisfaction with taxes would lead many voters to support Mr. Cox.
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Wright, for instance, expressed dissatisfaction with some of the fluffier content aired on the channel.
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A widespread sentiment of dissatisfaction and lack of fairness is driving protests across the region.
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In rare moments, candidates from both parties gave voters something to feel that wasn't dissatisfaction.
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There has been widespread dissatisfaction with the government's inability to address economic and governance problems.
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She had already finished his profile but remained haunted by dissatisfaction with her initial effort.
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Protesters on Wednesday focused their dissatisfaction over poor government services on the Basra governorate building.
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He ran a spirited campaign centered around a dissatisfaction with the progress made in Washington.
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This Sessions switcharoo would ostensibly solve two problems: Moore, and President Trump's dissatisfaction with Sessions.
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Republicans at the telecom agency and on Capitol Hill each expressed dissatisfaction with that idea.
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"We believe political push-back to this deal, ranging from farmer dissatisfaction with all their suppliers consolidating in the face of low farm net incomes to dissatisfaction with Monsanto leaving the United States, could provide significant delays and complications," they wrote in a research note.
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The dissatisfaction along with Fico's bet on immigration fears may have brought votes to protest parties.
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The latest revelations will likely add to public dissatisfaction with the current leadership's progress on reforms.
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They're not blaming Trump, yet, although hints of dissatisfaction at his management style sometimes creep in.
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This combination has led to widespread dissatisfaction with the former bus driver's time at the helm.
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"The government's arbitrary actions only increase our dissatisfaction toward them," the student activist told BuzzFeed News.
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The president's evident dissatisfaction with his former associate's recommended sentence suggests this could become a reality.
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That combined with a dissatisfaction of the answers provided in those writings leads to my paintings.
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The worker dissatisfaction has spilled out across winding, heated threads on Facebook Workplace, the people said.
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Certainly it seems clear that French protesters are acting out of sincere dissatisfaction with their government.
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Still, Sheeran fans aren't happy, and they tweeted their dissatisfaction with the Grammy nominations on Tuesday.
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Dissatisfaction with politics and with the choices on this year's ballot are widespread among millennial voters.
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Dissatisfaction with the country's direction is rising and trust in the authorities is falling (see chart).
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Dissatisfaction with the slow pace of disarmament have thus resulted in tension between states, it added.
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Dissatisfaction with Reagan's triumph emerged by a peculiar combination of success abroad and stalemate at home.
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Washington (CNN)As rumblings of dissatisfaction with House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi grow among Democrats, Rep.
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"In this country you're innocent until there's evidence," he said, as the crowd booed with dissatisfaction.
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But the source made clear that, given Trump's dissatisfaction with the company, policy changes were possible.
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Federal land management has long been controversial, but there is widespread dissatisfaction with the status quo.
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Since then, the bonds between them—built on mutual trust and shared dissatisfaction—have become deep.
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A search of recent obituaries shows a level of dissatisfaction with both of the current candidates.
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Restlessness, dissatisfaction, and instability (which Millennials report experiencing more than generations past) are negative ways of
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"The Brexit story is the sophisticated U.K. version of the general dissatisfaction in Europe," he said.
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Dissatisfaction with the government had been chosen as the most serious problem in the January edition.
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Despite that widespread dissatisfaction, just 9% say they're considering not voting at all as a result.
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Many local voters took the referendum as an opportunity to express dissatisfaction with the British elite.
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The 2016 elections revealed long-simmering and widespread public dissatisfaction with the status quo in Washington.
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The public's dissatisfaction may create space for outsider and anti-establishment candidates to mount competitive campaigns.
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In New Hampshire, Jonah is still wearing fake glasses and riding a wave of populist dissatisfaction.
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And so there is a growing dissatisfaction, according to the polls, with the federal tax system.
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Such economic dissatisfaction is presumed by many to be the chief explanation for the Trump vote.
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Investors also signaled dissatisfaction with Garth Ritchie, the head of Deutsche Bank's money-losing investment bank.
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Voters like to register dissatisfaction with their real options by checking off an attractive-sounding name.
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Williams, 22018, is in the midst of a holdout due to reported dissatisfaction with the organization.
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He took in the world with a mild dissatisfaction, for the world was of little consequence.
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The segmentation that's going on, it's one reason why we've got so much anger and dissatisfaction.
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"There appears to be a large groundswell of intense employee dissatisfaction at SoFi," Mr. Ottinger said.
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Cate, a 42-year-old designer of theatrical sets, is living a life of quiet dissatisfaction.
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But given he's been in power for 20 years, much of the dissatisfaction reflects on him.
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They happened when citizen dissatisfaction rose to unsustainable levels and crystallized into demand for specific reforms.
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But the protests -- and the growing dissatisfaction over the economy -- could end up having broader effects.
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Meadows and other House Freedom Caucus members have publicly projected their dissatisfaction with the agreement. Rep.
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Bonds built over mutual dissatisfaction can also prove brittle once one person's problem has been resolved.
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But despite the dissatisfaction, few people are calling for the prime minister to be elected directly.
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But despite the dissatisfaction, few people are calling for the prime minister to be elected directly.
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"The 2019 season was unacceptable and I've made my dissatisfaction clear," Khan said in a statement.
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Data suggests piracy acts as a sort of invisible competitor and a metric of consumer dissatisfaction.
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Trump has been vocal about his dissatisfaction with higher oil prices, asking OPEC to lower prices.
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The nation has been hovering around the halfway mark of job dissatisfaction since at least 2000.
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There is considerable dissatisfaction among providers with the current model that encourages too many short visits.
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In a recent survey, 22019 percent of investors expressed dissatisfaction with the quality of sustainability data.
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Insider's latest poll found a spike in voter dissatisfaction with Bloomberg as the potential Democratic nominee.
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"The Chinese Mission expresses strong dissatisfaction and disagreement with the High Commissioner's misleading remarks," it said.
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Like all paradises, however, this new world has a much darker undertone of dissatisfaction and discontent.
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Most importantly, he tapped into a small but loud current of raging dissatisfaction in the United States.
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Still, the thematic imprecision of this type of project can also be a source of slight dissatisfaction.
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Americans dissatisfaction with government and the dysfunction of the government itself are substantially byproducts of cultural lag.
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Dissatisfaction among those workers was one reason many backed Donald Trump in last year's U.S. presidential election.
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After the long ceremony ended, many disappointed fans tweeted their dissatisfaction with Black Panther's lack of awards.
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The movements on both sides of the Atlantic are animated by voters' dissatisfaction with the political elite.
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Second, dissatisfaction with the elite in Trump supporters' minds is based around the political elite in Washington.
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The president is likely to receive a rousing reception despite some dissatisfaction with his gun-control record.
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Related: Expectations for healthy aging are rising Less profound explanations have also been offered for midlife dissatisfaction.
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Turns out they're not too happy, and their dissatisfaction could benefit Democrats in the 2018 midterm elections.
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The truncated nature of the final season seemed to have played a major factor in fan dissatisfaction.
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Sources in the candidate's orbit tell NBC News Trump is aware of the dissatisfaction within the party.
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The third form of dissatisfaction is different: Mr Macron is proving unpopular for doing the right thing.
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He may have underestimated the extent of popular dissatisfaction with high taxes and an 18% unemployment rate.
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But whether men use Tinder or not, most will report dissatisfaction with some aspect of their appearance.
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And this dissatisfaction can often lead to the urge to see what the secrecy is all about.
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The researchers attribute economic fears to Americans' broader dissatisfaction with the country as a whole right now.
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But running parallel to these important international commitments remains the dissatisfaction and unrest that is palpable domestically.
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As fans increasingly voiced their dissatisfaction at Wenger, Arsenal's hierarchy handed him a two-year contract extension.
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Trump's popularity was directly linked to "mass dissatisfaction with how they are being talked to," Edelman said.
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For some, it hasn't been enough, for others, there's dissatisfaction with how certain characters met their end.
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On May 12th the Mexican foreign ministry expressed "surprise and dissatisfaction" at the less-than-thorough investigation.
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Food guilt and shame often go hand in hand with body dissatisfaction and efforts to lose weight.
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His incarceration was, in large part, a response to the popular dissatisfaction with longtime and systemic impunity.
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Limited opportunities for advancement has the kind of ramifications one would expect: job dissatisfaction and job changing.
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Studies find deep physician dissatisfaction with the government-certified EHR technology (CEHRT) they've been forced to use.
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Supporting "socialism," whatever it means to individual people, is a way of signaling dissatisfaction with these Democrats.
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Yes time is short, but this is a year of unprecedented dissatisfaction with the two party candidates.
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The desire for a third option in the race reflects widespread dissatisfaction with the two likely nominees.
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There are other nascent signs of dissatisfaction with the Republican Party, at least at the state level.
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This is, after all, a family of neurotics whose relatively easy lives are ruled by vague dissatisfaction.
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At a news conference, the commission's chairman, Elliot F. Kaye, hinted at the regulator's dissatisfaction with Samsung.
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And when Mr. Trump is offering a more pointed explanation of that dissatisfaction than the Democrats are?
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Jones said her dissatisfaction with how little the country pays teachers motivated her to start the campaign.
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In the poll: Dissatisfaction with the state of American politics is the strongest thread in the survey.
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Dissatisfaction rates have mostly grown since the beginning of 23, the earliest period covered by Bloomberg's survey.
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In 2013, for instance, 605 delegates had voted against the court report, indicating relative dissatisfaction, he said.
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But Jackson's ability to channel voter dissatisfaction has earned him the highest approval ratings of any politician.
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Schwab: There was two years of dissatisfaction and negotiations that led up to that moment in time.
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Florida started to realize that Ford's election reflected simmering dissatisfaction with Toronto's growing economic and cultural divides.
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Whether Mr. Trump can again bend that dissatisfaction to Republicans' advantage could seal their prospects in Ohio.
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"Drums in the Night" was Brecht's first produced play, but he later expressed dissatisfaction with its ending.
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This has led to accumulated dissatisfaction with the old major parties, the Christian Democrats and Social Democrats.
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You're right, there was always a level of dissatisfaction because of what had happened in the past.
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At the time, Mr. Trump expressed dissatisfaction and said he would never again sign a similar measure.
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It's true that the public's dissatisfaction with partisan fighting has increased over the course of this stalemate.
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The entire world appears to be passing through a period of dissatisfaction with the political status quo.
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Workers have also spoken out to Business Insider over dissatisfaction with widespread changes to the scheduling system.
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He would also have expressed dissatisfaction with a Justice Department that is shifting course on voting rights.
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He also explains his dissatisfaction with the results that followed his famous "I Have A Dream" speech.
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Hurd said dissatisfaction with Trump's performance is of little concern to him in his own reelection race.
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Damascus, determined to recover "every inch" of Syria, has also publicly expressed dissatisfaction with the status quo.
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Mills and Perry held a surprise news conference to express dissatisfaction with how the season was going.
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Representatives for Mr. Knight have expressed dissatisfaction with the movie, which portrays him as unscrupulous and violent.
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" On Thursday, Jacksonville Jaguars running back Leonard Fournette tweeted his dissatisfaction: "I disagree with the 17 games.
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When deployed as a symbol of change, resistance or dissatisfaction, it can be seen as a warning.
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The dissatisfaction with the museum came to a head last month over a post on social media.
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The dissatisfaction with the museum came to a head last month over a post on social media.
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He seizes any opportunity to try something new, even his dissatisfaction with the quality of Ohio grapes.
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But in this mini-series, that stretch of time is depicted as one of turmoil and dissatisfaction.
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Even this is useful: By tracking the growth of these "informal" votes we can gauge voter dissatisfaction.
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The success of right-wing populists in Europe also showed dissatisfaction with such European structures, he said.
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Russia has already expressed dissatisfaction at the length of the extension and would prefer to exit sooner.
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The dissatisfaction with the modern global economy that helped propel Mr. Trump to office is deep rooted.
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There is simmering dissatisfaction, in particular among left-leaning lawmakers, over policies perceived as favoring the rich.
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That, in turn, might move Americans from passive dissatisfaction with the status quo to action against it.
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European governments expressed dissatisfaction with Facebook's response and said the scandal showed the need for strong regulation.
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And the fact that not one of them died was a great dissatisfaction in its ruling circles.
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That expulsion was a relatively small step, but it sent a public message of high-level political dissatisfaction.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying, speaking at a regular news briefing, expressed "strong dissatisfaction" with the comments.
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The collages emerged from our dissatisfaction in portraying the protesters simply as the subjects of an action image.
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"China expresses strong dissatisfaction and opposition at this and has already lodged stern representations with Japan," she added.
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Abe said that anxiety and dissatisfaction with globalization at times led to protectionism and intense confrontation between countries.
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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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Still, many voters continue to express widespread dissatisfaction with their own prospects and those of the larger economy.
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Counter to popular belief, cheating is often more so about access to alternatives than dissatisfaction with a relationship.
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Poll: Americans give social media a clear thumbs-down An NBC poll found widespread dissatisfaction with social media.
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Pew found that voter dissatisfaction with both Trump and Clinton was at its lowest point in two decades.
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I have lived the economic troubles of the Rust Belt and understand its dissatisfaction with the status quo.
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Bernie Sanders supporters vocalized their dissatisfaction with Clinton with anti-Clinton chants, boos and protests outside the convention.
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Facebook largely has avoided such blowback, but increased employee dissatisfaction could portend protests among Facebook workers as well.
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"I am aware of the dissatisfaction and discomfort you have," Rosselló said in the nearly four-minute video.
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It's clear that such comments only build on North Korea's growing dissatisfaction with America's firm insistence on denuclearization.
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"South African citizens across the land are speaking out and taking action to express their dissatisfaction," it said.
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Look for patterns that show customer dissatisfaction — these could point to real issues with their performance or service.
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"Dissatisfaction with the government" ranked second at 16 percent, while "economy in general" placed third with 12 percent.
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Ms Stanovaya says: "Until that happens again, a lot more time is needed for dissatisfaction to gradually accumulate."
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They edit it and edit some more before posting, and that fuels the dissatisfaction with our own bodies.
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Its sympathetic reception shows dissatisfaction with the growing chasm between two pillars of modern living: materialism and efficiency.
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"We express strong dissatisfaction at this, and have already lodged solemn representations with the Australian side," he said.
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The poll also reveals bipartisan dissatisfaction with the House health care bill despite some support for repealing Obamacare.
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Of those surveyed, white and Asian women reported the highest rates of dissatisfaction with their company's leadership teams.
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Let the dissatisfaction wash over you, and then cleanse your palate with a digital visit to R/OddlySatisfying.
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Mattias Eriksson who works with investor relations at the company confirmed there has been dissatisfaction among large shareholders.
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Widespread dissatisfaction with the capitalist present is one of the main sources of nostalgia for the socialist past.
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"On one hand, I understand the dissatisfaction that has led to [Trump's] selection," as the GOP's presidential nominee.
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Polls show growing public dissatisfaction with everything from school choice, classroom sizes, aging infrastructure, standardized testing and curriculum.
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The Constitution specifies "treason, bribery or other high crimes and misdemeanors," not partisan dissatisfaction with an agency head.
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If this were a parliamentary system, widespread dissatisfaction with the major options would stimulate coalitions — and thus compromise.
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Those are similar political forces that helped Trump exploit dissatisfaction among rural, Midwestern and conservative voters in 2016.
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"This is such a crazy time, but where there is dissatisfaction there is energy and potential," Fowler explains.
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Speaking to the Arizona Republic, Flake blamed his dissatisfaction with politics on the nastiness of the Trump era.
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In addition to the energy downturn, First Reserve also suffered from investor dissatisfaction with some of its decisions.
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Millennial life coach Caitlin du Preez says the main reason other millennials seek her help is job dissatisfaction.
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As Vox reported last week, Trump's dissatisfaction with the spending bill over immigration was a long time coming.
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For weeks, Ms. Kelly had been vocal with friends about her dissatisfaction with the bosses at NBC News.
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The shallowness of information was also a source of dissatisfaction, despite the bright graphics being a powerful draw.
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Across much of Europe and the United States, dissatisfaction with the status quo remains the dominant political mood.
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But the main story remains the smoldering dissatisfaction with the status quo and the nationalism this has fostered.
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In neither case did the Chinese make significant concessions, nor did Mr. Trump express dissatisfaction with their response.
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It's perhaps only a matter of time before that dissatisfaction translates into a powerful political base to tap.
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At the last minute, however, he scrapped that plan, expressing his dissatisfaction over the building's location and cost.
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But it is, like any other mass movement, also driven by a sense of dissatisfaction with modern life.
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She threw the ceremonial first pitch — two, actually, after expressing apparent dissatisfaction with the first — from a wheelchair.
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And if those safeguards are not sufficient or enforceable, if they meet with widespread disapproval and dissatisfaction from .
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What Ms. Weakley experienced was part of SmileDirectClub's methods to limit information about customers' dissatisfaction with its products.
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It's a complex stew of dissatisfaction and concern that can't be broken out in clean social-science categories.
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On Monday, protesters hoped to remind him of their longtime dissatisfaction and their fresh concerns about his presidency.
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Evers said the widespread dissatisfaction that helped propel Trump to win Wisconsin in 2016 is also helping him.
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"He cannot help himself; his background demands that he expresses dissatisfaction with high and rising rates," Gartman wrote.
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Trump, who has expressed dissatisfaction with Tillerson a number of times over the past year, is following suit.
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He also has, since the start of the season, frequently made dark mention of dissatisfaction behind the scenes.
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When will we independents, who are more than a third of the electorate, find a replacement for dissatisfaction?
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The company has historically leveraged public dissatisfaction with the safety and efficiency of cabs to attract new riders.
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Poll respondents who were interviewed by Reuters gave different reasons for their dissatisfaction with the president on immigration.
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We already know that porn consumption can cause ennui and eventual dissatisfaction within otherwise stable long-term relationships.
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In an era of dissatisfaction with both political parties among America's millennials, young women of color remain staunchly partisan.
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That shift could be a harbinger of wider GOP dissatisfaction in these districts as the 323 presidential race nears.
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Gab, a social media website favored by the alt-right, was also not invited, much to the company's dissatisfaction.
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Opinion polls had shown Shadary trailing Fayulu and Tshisekedi, who have been buoyed by rising dissatisfaction with Kabila's tenure.
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"There's no question that the level of dissatisfaction leads to interest in big proposals," he said, describing their perspective.
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Nonetheless, the protests were not restricted to Mr Medvedev; they were a statement of general dissatisfaction with the system.
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One of the FCC's mandates is to promote broadband deployment, and Pai has emphasized his dissatisfaction with current policies.
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In subsequent months, as Theresa May's talks in Brussels came to little, the chorus of dissatisfaction in Labour mounted.
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For a president obsessed with his poll numbers and 2016 campaign promises, that dissatisfaction has been cause for concern.
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Todd Bowles expressed his dissatisfaction with the Jets' poor special teams this season by firing the unit's two coaches.
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We've become aware of the dissatisfaction of some of our former employees and are now looking into the matter.
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The educators share outsider status, dissatisfaction with the legislative process, and a sense of being shortchanged as public employees.
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It's also probably best for those dealing with particular issues like low libido, boredom, or dissatisfaction in the bedroom.
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One of the major areas of agreement amongst Americans is dissatisfaction with elected officials, particularly at the federal level.
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Still, they both used the approach -- with success -- to tap into the deep dissatisfaction of the average American voter.
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Eleni Demertzis, Rauner's spokeswoman, did not answer questions about the borrowing but underscored the governor's dissatisfaction with the budget.
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Yet transparency increases dissatisfaction not because it introduces information where there was none before, but because it corrects misperceptions.
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Nearly 30 fringe events on housing show that the party is onto the main cause of young people's dissatisfaction.
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Perhaps Facebook hopes to reduce unemployment that led to the dissatisfaction with current political systems which landed us Trump.
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The financial crisis that began in 503 has, by creating an additional degree of voter dissatisfaction, further undermined democracy.
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Gorbachev's grandchildren recognise in each other a dissatisfaction with the aggression, degradation and lies that underpin Mr Putin's rule.
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This "often results in inferior quality, customer dissatisfaction, and a loss of public trust," Thornton wrote in an email.
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Voters' dissatisfaction is difficult to understand in a country where the standard of living is among the world's highest.
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Democrats rode a wave of dissatisfaction with President Donald Trump to win control of the U.S. House of Representatives.
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In a letter of resignation, Gorka expressed dissatisfaction with the current state of the Trump administration, the Federalist said.
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"I was aware that the Australian athlete had dissatisfaction and personal feelings toward me," Sun told a news conference.
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His design idea found its origins in Naka's dissatisfaction with many of the 2D platform releases of the time.
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The poll found broad dissatisfaction not only with the presidential race, but also with the tenor of political discourse.
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Trump is clearly tapping into a very strong sentiment of dissatisfaction with the status quo within the United States.
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"Donald Trump is a clear result of this mass population's dissatisfaction with the current crop of candidates, " Edelman said.
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"Wells Fargo stockholders today have sent the entire Board a clear message of dissatisfaction," Sanger said in a statement.
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And it's almost like the fighting's a physical expression of Liz's inner conflict and her dissatisfaction with her life.
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It was not her first and it possibly indicated wider dissatisfaction within government over human rights and democracy issues.
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Although, if people keep being let go or leaving out of dissatisfaction, it doesn't appear to have improved much.
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"The White Collection was born from our dissatisfaction with the feeling of excess, overstimulation, and clutter," the brand says.
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For several paintings Helvie would consider the piece finished, then keep working on it out of distaste or dissatisfaction.
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The generals have not banished the dissatisfaction caused by the instability and low growth that followed Mr Thaksin's defenestration.
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As the drama of that meeting continued to reverberate on Wednesday, some Republicans on Capitol Hill expressed their dissatisfaction.
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Amin came to power amid economic dissatisfaction, and promised to root out corruption, which partially explains his initial population.
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Seems voter dissatisfaction with the current negative climate in Washington was the galvanizing factor for change this time around.
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The White House Correspondents' Association also took to Twitter on Sunday night to express dissatisfaction with the comedian's remarks.
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While the economy has continued to grow under Trump, there is rising dissatisfaction with income inequality and capitalism itself.
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A petition calling for a reversal of the ban garnered 35,000 signatures in 2019 and revealed dissatisfaction among customers.
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Anger – or let us call it, less dramatically, dissatisfaction with current affairs – can also lead to renewal and progress.
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A person's dissatisfaction with their sex life, for example, can cause them to stray from the relationship, Lundquist said.
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Then 26% of primary voters expressed dissatisfaction and 37% said they believed Biden would lose in the general election.
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"Their dissatisfaction, although not very focused at this point, is a factor the Kremlin is worried about," she said.
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"It shows the dissatisfaction the American electorate has with the two-party system right now," said Suffolk's David Paleologos.
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A lot of the cultural dissatisfaction with Trump will be expressed in poetry, film, rock music, novels, [and] television.
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I held us all up to an impossible standard, which meant I survived in a constant state of dissatisfaction.
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But, a few members of the Polynesian community are voicing their concerns and dissatisfaction with the depiction of Maui.
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Dollars eligible to renew Calculating renewal rate by segment is even more helpful in diagnosing issues of customer dissatisfaction.
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The promise of these outcomes, and society's growing dissatisfaction with the current reality, makes this a conversation worth having.
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Prabowo's provincial campaign team say voter dissatisfaction over these issues and Widodo's performance on the economy are swaying voters.
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"Any protest that demonstrates people's dissatisfaction with the situation we are living in is welcome," the grocer told me.
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Coming from across the political spectrum, they seemed united on at least one issue: dissatisfaction with the current government.
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But instead of celebration, there is general dissatisfaction, as well as tensions over the economy and the political system.
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The dissatisfaction among Alphabet's 94,000 employees and tens of thousands contractors has not noticeably affected the company's share price.
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There are glimmers of a state-of-the-nation play here, in which shiny surfaces mask the dissatisfaction underneath.
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He was also able to tap into broader dissatisfaction with Mr. McCulloch over his handling of Mr. Brown's shooting.
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The public anger at Putian hospitals reflected dissatisfaction with poor regulation and the entire health care system, he said.
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While the mayor has no enforcement power over the refugee issue, his campaign picked up on growing public dissatisfaction.
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Following the financial crisis in 2008, for example, global dissatisfaction with the functioning of democracy jumped by around 6.5%.
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Two days later, Ms. Winfrey sent the filmmakers a letter explaining her dissatisfaction and telling them she was withdrawing.
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In his remarks on Saturday, Mr. Xi also seemed to address Chinese citizens' growing dissatisfaction with the official response.
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In an interview published late Thursday with the tabloid right-wing publication, Trump revealed his dissatisfaction with her proposals.
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Shea-Porter won in a Democratic wave in 2006 due to voter dissatisfaction with Republican President George W. Bush.
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That did not quell widespread dissatisfaction and questions over the punishments: The Astros still get to keep their title?
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Patience was no longer the watchword; violence became a way to express dissatisfaction with the sluggish pace of change.
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There was quite a bit of dissatisfaction with both parties, which took a different form than it does today.
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Twenty-two percent expressed anger and 59% expressed dissatisfaction with Washington, consistent with Monmouth polling back to September 2016.
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Voting in favor could have signaled dissatisfaction with Alcoa's staggered board, a structure that both BlackRock and Vanguard criticize.
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As has become second nature in South Korea's young democracy, residents turned to democratic instruments to vent their dissatisfaction.
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His popular and consistent refrain, "Drain the Swamp," perfectly encapsulated the distrust and dissatisfaction America had developed toward Washington.
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This situation can exacerbate domestic political unrest, which in turn creates the appearance of poor governing and increased dissatisfaction.
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If you imagine that 2016's conservative Democrats voted for Clinton out of dissatisfaction with Donald Trump, think again.
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Justice O'Connor was not shy about expressing her dissatisfaction with the direction of the Supreme Court after her departure.
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This has led to growing dissatisfaction, and Trump tapped into this frustration like no other politician in recent memory.
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This approach — looking for signs of user dissatisfaction — could curb stories that constitute the most egregious examples of misinformation.
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Yet his famous goal, which he still calls lucky, does not erase lingering feelings of doubt and career dissatisfaction.
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The conservative-majority Supreme Court has signaled dissatisfaction with the Abood ruling in two prior cases in recent years.
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There is record-breaking dissatisfaction with both major parties, and we face the most dynamic, volatile presidential race in history.
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The depth of the Cosby legal team's dissatisfaction with the two lawyers was evident during the pretrial hearing this month.
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Your mind may be racing as you worry about deadlines, what your boss thinks of you or general work dissatisfaction.
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But it also uncovered deep dissatisfaction with the tools available for podcasters to grow their audiences—and consequently, revenue opportunities.
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The Wall Street Journal reported last month that Trump had expressed dissatisfaction with Mnuchin for recommending the appointment of Powell.
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The Daily Telegraph reports that the source of the nation's dissatisfaction with Harry is his treatment of their tax dollars.
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During the election campaign, all of Italy's parties responded to rising dissatisfaction with the EU by promising to renegotiate treaties.
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The Iranian people are once again beginning to vocalize their dissatisfaction with a country crumbling under corruption, repression and mismanagement.
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In the New York Times piece, you express some dissatisfaction with the approach the "adults" have taken on this problem.
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We were beaten over the head with Negan's cruelty, Rick's helplessness, and the overall dissatisfaction of Alexandria's more rebellious residents.
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"He ran a spirited campaign centered around a dissatisfaction with the progress made in Washington," McConnell said in a statement.
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Now a study of over 18,000 women has quantified that breast dissatisfaction, finding that women wish their breasts were bigger.
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"China expresses its dissatisfaction at Interpol revoking the red notice for Dolkun Isa," China's Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
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MACCALLUM: Well, that&aposs a great point, Juan, because we have seen some dissatisfaction with Hillary Clinton&aposs book tour.
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Some analysts believe the government's dissatisfaction with Rajan was due largely to public remarks on subjects outside his formal remit.
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While the leaked chats kicked off the protests, dissatisfaction with the local government in Puerto Rico has much deeper roots.
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In an email, Hellerstein said the pair created Down to Shop out of dissatisfaction with existing advertising and e-commerce.
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It fell in line with the research showing it was racism and sexism that drove Trump's rise, not economic dissatisfaction.
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"What we've got now is mistrust, suspicions, bureaucracy, dissatisfaction and trickery, because we don't have any solid foundations," he said.
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That will discourage other companies from trying to capitalize on user dissatisfaction to get a cut of companies' ad revenue.
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Thais would not tolerate the junta for much longer, he added, although it's unclear if he can exploit this dissatisfaction.
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Voter dissatisfaction is reflected in polls that show broad support for a choice of more than two on the ballot.
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The court documents also reveal Silent Circle's dissatisfaction with the initial Blackphone hardware — another blame it's laying at Geeksphone's door.
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Some were thrilled by the line moving fashion in what they consider the right direction, while others voiced their dissatisfaction.
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He previously said he started the Virgin Group's airlines because of his dissatisfaction with the flying experience the industry offered.
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Given the dissatisfaction with the rules in both parties, officials say, some combination of changes for 2020 is almost certain.
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Kasich repeatedly pointed to public dissatisfaction with the Republican and Democratic parties, and referenced the strength of independent political identities.
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The Democrat also asked if anyone had reached out to Whitaker on Trump's behalf to share dissatisfaction with his work.
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Voters Saturday expressed dissatisfaction with Tsai's harder-line approach to relations with the Beijing government and continued sluggish economic performance.
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Or is it a productive way to participate in our democratic process while expressing dissatisfaction with the major-party candidates?
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It is also no surprise that physician dissatisfaction and physician burnout already at very high levels are escalating as well.
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Clearly, this period is behind us, leading to public dissatisfaction, the emergence of populists and a more inward-looking mentality.
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Simply put, consumers express overwhelmingly less dissatisfaction with the short-term lending market than other sectors of the credit market.
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He started donating to campaigns in 2003 because of his dissatisfaction with the war in Iraq, Business Insider previously reported.
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In contrast, 26% of primary voters expressed dissatisfaction and 37% said they believed Biden would lose in the general election.
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This time, I focus on a larger and more prevalent problem: the alarming rate of burnout and dissatisfaction among physicians.
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He started donating to campaigns in 2003 because of his dissatisfaction with the war in Iraq, Business Insider previously reported.
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This presidential election cycle has been full of upsets and surprises, largely caused by voter dissatisfaction with politics as usual.
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Moore "ran a spirited campaign centered around a dissatisfaction with the progress made in Washington," McConnell said in a statement.
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Democrats believe Trump's low approval ratings and dissatisfaction among women over his presidency could help their candidates across the country.
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The reimposition of sanctions comes amid protests across Iran, with demonstrators voicing dissatisfaction with a weak economy and financial corruption.
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French President Emmanuel Macron gave a blistering interview to The Economist about his dissatisfaction with NATO and the European Union.
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Such an escalation — like Trump's surprise election — might effervesce from deep dissatisfaction among ordinary Russians about their poor economic prospects.
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Dissatisfaction with a photographic portrait's ability to adequately grasp a subject's essence dates back to the genre's 19th century beginnings.
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In the wake of the 2016 election, we see mounting evidence of this connection between political dissatisfaction and independent identification.
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Their dissatisfaction has had longer to fester and, in the case of Adora and Jackie, to drive wedges between them.
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While young people are largely liberal, he said they were united chiefly by their dissatisfaction with the existing political system.
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Before the election, most analysts predicted that the B.J.P. would lose seats overall, mostly because of dissatisfaction with the economy.
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THE COUPLE'S METHOD evolved naturally over time, borne of a mutual dissatisfaction with conventions and a desire for greater independence.
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But still, it still feels wrong, this dissatisfaction with what is (again) unequivocally a landmark victory in sexual assault convictions.
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" German Chancellor Angela Merkel also said Turkey should not express its dissatisfaction with the EU "on the back of refugees.
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A recent poll by Datafolha, a Brazilian polling and research company, found widespread dissatisfaction with the state of the country.
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They have also flooded SmileDirectClub's Facebook page with complaints about the long wait for aligners or dissatisfaction with the results.
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Lighthizer did not threaten a U.S. withdrawal from the WTO, but emphasized his own dissatisfaction with some of its rulings.
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The Tea Party movement reflected a popular dissatisfaction with cultural change, of which Mr. Obama's election was a powerful symbol.
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"Clearly it's been central to the campaign," Mr. Zucman said, citing voter dissatisfaction with the levels of inequality in America.
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When you look at today, you get a lot of dissatisfaction with the two parties but party loyalty is hardened.
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Even in the heart of the tech industry — in Silicon Valley and in Seattle — we saw growing dissatisfaction among workers.
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"I am aware of the dissatisfaction and discomfort you have," Mr. Rosselló said in a brief address on Facebook Live.
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A lack of information about what was happening and what options might be available exacerbated the dissatisfaction of many commuters.
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The Koch brothers have so far emphasized their dissatisfaction with the two presidential candidates and maintained neutrality in the race.
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This upsets patients and causes dissatisfaction with their insurance provider and may cause them to switch to a different insurer.
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By August, immigration had slipped into second place behind "dissatisfaction with government" but remained among the most often-named problems.
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Full-time employees also commonly cited complaints about senior TSA leadership, while part-time employees commonly cited dissatisfaction with scheduling.
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But both the rise of populist movements and the growing concern for inequality, reflect widespread dissatisfaction with existing political alignments.
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Shareholder dissatisfaction has also been stoked by executive pay levels, with investors overwhelmingly rejecting senior management pay packages in July.
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Some Republicans, mindful of an embarrassing veto showdown with Mr. Trump, are looking for other ways to show their dissatisfaction.
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Three members of the Academy's board resigned because of dissatisfaction over the way a probe into the allegations was conducted.
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That is to say, it's all head-rush and eventual dissatisfaction, but for a few minutes, it sounds like complete heaven.
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When they use their power to settle scores or build empires, there are few ways for people to express their dissatisfaction.
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Body dissatisfaction is the most important predictor of developing an eating disorder, which is the second deadliest of all mental illnesses.
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An outspoken advocate for inclusion and diversity, Fong-Jones quit citing dissatisfaction with leadership around ethics of products and working conditions.
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That means every five years, there's a possibility that the agreement could vanish because of just one party's dissatisfaction with it.
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Aaron said he had mixed emotions after closing Someday — pride for producing his first play, but also a sense of dissatisfaction.
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The dissatisfaction, the system's rigged, the ... He did tap into something, and I think, particularly with young people, he really did.
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But in a sign of shareholder dissatisfaction, Andrew Mohl, the longest-serving of them, won only 84 percent of the vote.
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President Trump tweeted his dissatisfaction with the management of California's forests, Saturday morning, threatening to pull federal funding for the state.
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Better to get $4 and express your dissatisfaction than get $100 knowing that tens of thousands of eligible users didn't submit.
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Some appear to show donors trying to get favors from top-level officials, while others show dissatisfaction with Bernie Sanders's campaign.
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"The dissatisfaction is not about policies, but rather about how politics is carried out," says Thorsten Haas, of Berlin's Free University.
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Although he has expressed dissatisfaction with the current U.S.-China policies, he looks forward to strengthening ties with China as well.
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He's a Parisian technocrat who rode a wave of dissatisfaction with traditional French political parties to presidential victory in May 2017.
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Chuck Fleischmann had just found out — to his great dissatisfaction — that they were not going to start him in the ballgame.
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Earlier on Friday, the foreign ministry expressed "extreme dissatisfaction" with the proposed U.S. bill, calling it "irresponsible carping and crude interference".
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"It's a preventative measure in the face of widespread dissatisfaction in Venezuela," said criminal lawyer and well-known criminologist Luis Izquiel.
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It all paints of picture of low morale and dissatisfaction, leading to confidential info pouring out of the purposefully secretive company.
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He's a Parisian technocrat that rode a wave of dissatisfaction with traditional French political parties to presidential victory in May 2017.
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On the other hand obviously there is some dissatisfaction because things are moving under very strict conditions which is also understandable.
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Mr Sanders's better-than-expected run in 2016 said more about dissatisfaction with Mrs Clinton than the power of his ideas.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Commerzbank's supervisory board chairman on Thursday dismissed reports of board dissatisfaction with its chief executive as irresponsible and unfounded.
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We have a down market ... that shows dissatisfaction with the current life state and that tends to favor the challenger party.
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So many people have complained about their partners use of cargo shorts that, researchers recently found, it has heightened marital dissatisfaction.
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And it complicates the argument for Republicans counting on widespread dissatisfaction with the economy to help them win the White House.
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"As we aim to reduce Driver incentives to improve our financial performance, we expect Driver dissatisfaction will generally increase," it notes.
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He also said that he had asked for some of his money back because of his dissatisfaction with the company's performance.
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But all of these specific, psychologically complex characters are still driven, in part, by the same feelings of dissatisfaction, bitterness, anger.
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And as a Muslim majority democratic country, Indonesia has the opportunity to make political space for people to vent their dissatisfaction.
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Stress and anxiety are on the rise in society, due in large part to increasing job dissatisfaction, pressure and, eventually, burnout.
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But for all the tangy bad vibes and general unconvincing tough-guying, there is a deeper dissatisfaction that's only barely buried.
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Overall, about 19 percent of men and 14 percent of women without chronic pain still reported dissatisfaction with their sex life.
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More dropouts were due to dissatisfaction with the diet in the fasting group than the other group, the researchers also found.
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Trump is known to exaggerate his wealth, lie to clinch business deals and invent stories of dissatisfaction to avoid paying contractors.
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He did so after expressing dissatisfaction with the performance of Viacom, according to a lawyer working on behalf of Mr. Redstone.
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Shasha referenced the decline in the purchasing power of money as a possible reason for the dissatisfaction which caused the strikes.
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Sunday's election also boasted an abstention rate over 25 percent, the news service added, seemingly indicating high dissatisfaction with the candidates.
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There seems to be a high level of dissatisfaction with moviegoing, much of it focused on other people's behavior, including texting.
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"That hasn't changed but they are looking for a disruptor because of voter dissatisfaction with the Liberal Party," Leyonhjelm told Reuters.
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Girls as young as 5 already express dissatisfaction with their appearance, so we definitely do not need to reinforce those messages.
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The officers declared their dissatisfaction with President Ali Bongo and said they had seized power to "restore democracy" in the country.
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Raider said that he looks for categories with high customer dissatisfaction and organizes focus groups to talk with consumers about brands.
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Besides Islamist attacks, social unrest linked to dissatisfaction with a peace deal signed a year ago is also undermining peacekeeping efforts.
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That could be critical in a low-turnout election that might be driven by voter dissatisfaction with two deeply unpopular candidates.
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Mike and Fred also freely express their own dissatisfaction with their lives, but, as Alpert shows, happiness is beside the point.
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Lanvin has suffered from sliding sales and in-house dissatisfaction, with workers striking and initiating work tribunal proceedings following Elbaz's removal.
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Senator Kamala Harris took to Twitter as well to express her dissatisfaction with Senate's decision to cave on the DREAM Act.
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The Center for Strategic and International Studies found in a recent study that there was increasing dissatisfaction with the political system.
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"There's still a feeling of dissatisfaction, I think, with government," he said, adding that the mood had helped elect Mr. Trump.
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But the North has also expressed dissatisfaction with South Korea, which has tried to act as a mediator in the talks.
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We would make signs, and I would give a speech stating our dissatisfaction, and we would march out of the school.
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During a New Year's address, Modi defended his measure, assured that widespread dissatisfaction with corruption in India made his policy worthwhile.
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People with disabilities often express fear or dissatisfaction with our health care system because they face poor access and discriminatory attitudes.
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Could dissatisfaction with Mr. Clayton cause Congress to take the lead on making major changes to the reporting obligations of companies?
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"The dissatisfaction over the economic crisis, it seems to me, was channeled along with a discourse about conservative morals," she said.
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Many large democracies, including the U.S., Australia, U.K. and Brazil, were now at their highest-ever level of dissatisfaction with democracy.
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The congressional report found "widespread dissatisfaction" among analysts at Tampa-based Central Command who felt their superiors were distorting their research.
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While other companies have increasingly chosen to hold their annual meetings online, the switch for Ford spurred mounting dissatisfaction among investors.
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Significant numbers of voters also appear likely to abstain or to cast a blank piece of paper to show their dissatisfaction.
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The duping of customers dominated, however, with shareholder dissatisfaction coalescing around a dozen of the company's directors up for re-election.
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The guillotine and calls to "eat the rich" serve as symbols of the dissatisfaction many feel over our rigged economic system.
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And that internalized message can follow you your whole life, leading to moderate body dissatisfaction or an all out eating disorder.
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For one, television, where ratings beget advertising revenue, is not a forgiving medium for dissatisfaction, several media analysts and specialists said.
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Among Republican voters, according to a recent Gallup poll, immigration is tied with "government dissatisfaction" as the number one national problem.
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Last week, De Villiers used expletive language to express his dissatisfaction at the 850 million euro slash to France's defenses budget.
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China on Monday expressed "strong dissatisfaction" with the U.S. launch of an investigation into China's alleged theft of U.S. intellectual property.
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It follows Lindsell Train, Columbia Threadneedle, M&G Investment Management and Aviva Investors Global Services in voicing dissatisfaction with the proposal.
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Americans think the most important problems facing the U.S. are dissatisfaction with the government and healthcare, according to a new survey.
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While having lunch with him, I shared my dissatisfaction, but noted I was afraid of being labeled as a job hopper.
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The two discovered widespread dissatisfaction among white-collar office workers, as well as a search for "meaning" amidst often discriminatory workplaces.
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If there's a diagnosis of society, it's that dissatisfaction crawls out of the gap between the projection of wealth and its reality.
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So maybe I'm watching Ben because he's open with a sadness and dissatisfaction that women are rarely allowed to feel so publicly.
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Yet Prime Minister Matteo Renzi is struggling against similar forces: popular dissatisfaction with dismal growth, and the rise of anti-establishment parties.
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Other candidates, including those campaigning competitively behind the leading batch of contenders, have expressed private and public dissatisfaction with the DNC rules.
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Anne begins acting out on feelings of alienation, expressing her dissatisfaction by spacing out to Soft Cell while Peter entertains dinner guests.
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Collins and Murkowski have both expressed dissatisfaction with aspects of the Senate's and Trump's approach to dealing with the allegations against Kavanaugh.
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Any of these could cause inventory interruptions and customer dissatisfaction, putting at risk both synergy forecasts and Rite Aid's ongoing sales trajectory.
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When analysing precisely what bothers office workers, it finds little correlation between dissatisfaction and hot-desking as such (see left-hand chart).
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Commerzbank rose 3.1 percent with its supervisory board chairman dismissed reports of board dissatisfaction with its chief executive as irresponsible and unfounded.
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But, at an individual level, a person's perception of inequality is among the strongest predictors of his or her dissatisfaction with democracy.
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"We express our strong dissatisfaction and opposition to Silver's stated support of Morey's right to free speech," CCTV said in a statement.
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What they found was that while women were consistently more dissatisfied with their bodies than men, the dissatisfaction gradually declined over time.
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Sometimes unrealistic portrayals of beauty in media can lead to body dissatisfaction, which can result in unhealthy eating behaviors, the study said.
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The nationalists' less ambitious demands, and dissatisfaction with the central government in France, probably helped the nationalists attract more votes on Sunday.
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Pence was an early supporter of the conservative Tea Party movement, which emerged in 2009 out of dissatisfaction with the political establishment.
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Dr. Zeichner explains that he generally dissolves fillers in the case of a lump, asymmetry, or patient dissatisfaction from a previous injector.
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What he fails to realize is that voters aren't only registering dissatisfaction with Obama's record -- they are also disgusted with this campaign.
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On Sunday, Hayek shared her dissatisfaction with Mattel's decision to turn noted feminist and communist Kahlo into a for-profit plastic figurine.
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Use this time to watch how you respond to dissatisfaction; you can learn a tremendous amount about your coping mechanisms right now.
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At Uber and Lyft, sky-high Wall Street debuts are set against deep driver dissatisfaction — and the latter is threatening the former.
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However, despite their economic differences, there's one common factor as they head to the elections: an increasingly stronger dissatisfaction with mainstream politics.
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It's unclear what kind of reaction the North Korean military hoped to elicit on Saturday, beyond expressing dissatisfaction at the ongoing sanctions.
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Throughout the West, rising dissatisfaction with the economic and political status quo has fed the rise of populism and destabilized party systems.
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Why are the legacy airlines all emulating the likes of Spirit and Frontier, which have high rates of passenger dissatisfaction and complaints?
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The aim was to provide a platform for Hong Kong citizens to voice dissatisfaction with the government and the police, they said.
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Display (a few) personal items Decorating your desk can help you feel comfortable, which can reduce workplace stress and dissatisfaction, Augustin says.
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An Ifop poll in late September showed some respite with a "dissatisfaction" rating of 53 percent down from 57 percent in August.
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And on the evening of August 8, 1992, those simmering anarchic undercurrents, catalyzed by beer and good old fashioned dissatisfaction, boiled over.
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Dissatisfaction with the DNC The House hearing quickly focused in on an examination of the Democratic Party's failings during the election. Rep.
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But Trump's adeptness at channeling voter dissatisfaction does not exempt him from the need to demonstrate how he would address their concerns.
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"Missile tests are North Korea's way of expressing its dissatisfaction, and the most recent test is a typical example," the paper said.
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The riots are the culmination of "two years of heated dissatisfaction and public distrust of the government," said Wong in the TwReporter.
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With Trump's national approval rating already lower than any modern president, the poll reveals another layer of dissatisfaction with the new administration.
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Spirit, grappling with roughly 300 cancellations since the beginning of May and increasing customer dissatisfaction, filed a federal lawsuit against the ALPA.
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Congress has been legislating scared for years, frightened of opinion polls and constituent dissatisfaction if a law passed by Congress is unpopular.
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China's Ministry of Commerce on Tuesday expressed strong dissatisfaction regarding the solar tariffs, adding the decision further deteriorates the global trade environment.
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"As we aim to reduce driver incentives to improve our financial performance, we expect Driver dissatisfaction will generally increase," the company stated.
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I still do — in fact, I've been quietly dealing with an overwhelming sense of sadness and dissatisfaction for the past three months.
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Support for the routine measure would normally be virtually unanimous, so the outcome could be seen as a sign of shareholder dissatisfaction.
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"It is at least possible that some of these late entrants are driven by dissatisfaction with the current crop," Ms. Conlin said.
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But that level of dissatisfaction is far below what was seen in polls taken before the 2202, 2628 and 28500 midterm elections.
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Frankly, there will be some sort of dissatisfaction if Thanos went out and it's not Stark (or Nebula) who ultimately defeated him.
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Premier Lai Ching-te echoed Tsai in a Facebook post, saying the election results indicated the public's dissatisfaction with the government's performance.
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The Republican report found "widespread dissatisfaction" among analysts at Tampa-based U.S. Central Command who felt their superiors were distorting their research.
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The climate of voter dissatisfaction has buoyed candidates like Mr. Duterte and Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., the leading candidate for vice president.
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Silicon Valley, then, is no anomaly, but rather the most recent and most vivid manifestation of our dissatisfaction with our own humanity.
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There is guilt and regret: Anders yearns for his old life, which he dismantled in a spurt of late-middle-aged dissatisfaction.
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On The Daily Show on Monday, Noah sarcastically expressed dissatisfaction with Wolf's routine including noting her jokes about Sarah Huckabee Sanders's appearance.
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The reimposition of sanctions comes as protests have persisted across Iran, with demonstrators voicing dissatisfaction with a weak economy and financial corruption.
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Although this rate is still high compared to most world economies, contractions such as these increase citizen dissatisfaction, particularly in nondemocratic countries.
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Dissatisfaction with Kabila has grown and spread into former stronghold areas, such as Beni, where the ADF carried out last week's attack.
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"He also expressed dissatisfaction over "people jumping in front of the cameras offering prayers and condolences as things just keep getting worse.
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The restaurant's owner, Ken Sturm, said that the workers' dissatisfaction had come as a surprise and that their concerns would be addressed.
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In addition, a prior government attempt to ensure balance on the airwaves — the Fairness Doctrine — was abandoned in 85033 after widespread dissatisfaction.
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He asked Mr. Fagen whether his clients had heard from Mr. Redstone about his dissatisfaction with Viacom over the last several months.
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Several Democratic senators running in agricultural states that Trump won in 2016 could be buoyed by dissatisfaction with the administration's trade policies.
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This comes after a week of anti-government demonstrations across the country, sparked by economic concerns and overall dissatisfaction with the government.
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Hence, there's a yawning gap between what we want to feel and what we actually feel – a chronic dissatisfaction that breeds depression.
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Today, according to Gallup, they rank "crime/violence" below issues like the economy, unemployment, racism and race relations, and dissatisfaction with government.
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"We diagnosed that citizens had a very high level of dissatisfaction with traffic and transit policies," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Democrats in the lower chamber have already hauled in Mnuchin to testify on the sanctions behind closed doors and left voicing dissatisfaction.
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On my 15th birthday, filled with teen angst and dissatisfaction for my English seaside city full of pseudo-liberals, I joined Tumblr.
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It offers a reason for some dissatisfied Trump voters from 2016 to forget about their dissatisfaction and vote Republican again this year.
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But these games didn't hide sexual dissatisfaction; they hid my intelligence, turning me into someone he would feel a need to protect.
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But those glimmers of dissatisfaction — of a lack of autonomy — behind each click or app install are real, too, and they accumulate.
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"Local people are not completely satisfied," said Essar Nori, a lawmaker for Gwadar, adding that the separatists were tapping into that dissatisfaction.
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He came up with the idea himself, he said — a passion project born of his dissatisfaction with the options in the marketplace.
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But challenges were building and by 2000, when voters registered growing dissatisfaction with him, his earlier benevolence toward white farmers finally evaporated.
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The specific grievances do differ, but all those voicing dissatisfaction share one thing: They have been ill-treated by a revolutionary regime.
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Democrats are enraged about two particular exchanges in which Barr did not disclose Mueller's apparent dissatisfaction with his handling of the report.
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He expressed dissatisfaction with his role in a social media post in October that led to a suspension for the season opener.
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Since the end of the Cold War, there's been a steady drumbeat of dissatisfaction on the right with the culture of capitalism.
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His trial was delayed multiple times because of misplaced evidence, conflicts of interest and his own dissatisfaction with successive teams of lawyers.
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Two video bloggers whose dispatches from the heart of the outbreak showed fear, grief and dissatisfaction with the government have gone silent.
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The leaks and public critiques reflect dissatisfaction that the ECB will buy more sovereign debt even though yields are already very low.
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It is in those towns that dissatisfaction with trade deals has grown, even while trade remains the lifeblood that fuels their economies.
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Aside from absenteeism, dissatisfaction and job-hopping, he says that the higher stress resulting from burnout is associated with poor physiological health.
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The party has shifted to the left, partly in response to a dissatisfaction among liberals at the record of the Obama administration.
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The 7,000 jobs figure may have come from a report by a consulting firm with which federal officials had "widespread dissatisfaction," Rep.
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Instead, what has become clear in Hong Kong is that a lack of democracy is a grave liability, sowing dissatisfaction and mistrust.
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American athletes have talked about boycotting that event as a show of dissatisfaction with sports officials' handling of the Russian doping scandal.
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But she acknowledged that there appeared to be dissatisfaction with how the government handled the extradition bill that originally sparked the protests.
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Since 6900, the Congressional Institute has been commissioning research to look at the growing dissatisfaction that middle-class voters have with Congress.
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A group of four grown men sitting around talking about dissatisfaction and loneliness was far more comfortable than I would have imagined.
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Dissatisfaction and anger have been growing over the past few days, as workers face their first period without a paycheck this weekend.
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On shows that include one or two plus-size characters, their storylines largely revolve around dissatisfaction with weight and body image issues.
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Pendergraft and Taylor each told us that win or lose, Trump's run has brought into view a tremendous dissatisfaction among white Americans.
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It is entirely possible that general dissatisfaction with open offices, rather than negative health outcomes, led workers to call in sick more often.
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"I think it's fair to say that there is great dissatisfaction on the part of progressives," Sanders said, according to the Associated Press.
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Through petitions, open letters, resignations, and major protests, workers have expressed their dissatisfaction with the company's business contracts, future plans, and internal policies.
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China's Defense Ministry spokesman Yang Yujun expressed "strong dissatisfaction" and "firm opposition" to the Pentagon report, saying it had "severely damaged" mutual trust.
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Last September, the Iranian embassy issued a rare statement expressing "deep dissatisfaction with the association of the name of Iran" with the case.
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Sometimes, it's not dissatisfaction with the employer that drives an employee away; it's having sights set on something bigger—like starting a business.
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In Holland, Geert Wilders and his Freedom party are surfing a wave of anti-immigrant sentiment, buoyed by dissatisfaction with traditional political parties.
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On Wednesday, the president tweeted his dissatisfaction at how the talks were progressing, and reiterated his threat to impose the tariffs on Monday.
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While eating disorders aren't always a measure of body dissatisfaction, a percentage this high says something about how transgender men experience their bodies.
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But after talking to the police, Mr. Kadushin said, the mayor made clear his dissatisfaction with the department's notification of the area's residents.
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The majority of voters, ignoring shrill warnings from the UK government and sundry other official bodies, signaled their dissatisfaction with the status quo.
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Rouhani is a wily insider, and has in the past proven adept at using such dissatisfaction as a cudgel against the hardliners' control.
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Pollsters now ascribe much of the wrong-track numbers to general dissatisfaction with the political process and the vitriolic nature of the campaign.
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It stems from the dissatisfaction farmers felt after being charged the same insurance premiums as city dwellers, despite leading far less risky lives.
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King Street's proposal is the first sign of dissatisfaction among the foreign funds that bought into Toshiba last year, the Journal reported. on.wsj.
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Trump is clearly betting that the dissatisfaction that put him over the top in the primaries is still out there among independent voters.
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And we have the data to prove not only their dissatisfaction but the unique form of activism they're engaged in to change it.
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Falcon&aposs backers showed their dissatisfaction with hyperinflation by tearing up worthless 500-bolivar notes and throwing them into the air like confetti.
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Make a list of the things that cause dissatisfaction on your current job and your dream list of specifics in a new position.
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Expect dissatisfaction from conservative voters who are "not used to the biggest party not being in government", says Bryce Edwards, a political analyst.
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Tsai's ruling Democratic Progressive Party suffered a major setback in the November local elections amid voter dissatisfaction with her management of the economy.
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I had heard several minority evangelicals express dissatisfaction over French because of his treatment of issues of race in his National Review column.
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The hedge fund is counting on widespread investor dissatisfaction, as Marissa Mayer and the board have failed to turn the company's fortunes around.
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The constant #tbt snaps on Instagram, the clamor of "Let's go get drunk!" and the sudden dissatisfaction with jobs, homes, and even husbands.
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Lost luggage, bad service, extra charges, broken products — you used to have to put a letter in the mail to voice your dissatisfaction.
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"In particular, as we aim to reduce Driver incentives to improve our financial performance, we expect Driver dissatisfaction will generally increase," Uber explained.
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Without such a cross-national alliance, Macron is likely to flounder — and European democracies are likely to remain mired in stagnation and dissatisfaction.
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For the rest of working Americans, however, burnout and dissatisfaction with work-life balance did not change much during that same time period.
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"Three out of four voters say they are having trouble getting by," said Sari, adding there was dissatisfaction with municipal services in Istanbul.
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And while he's become very unpopular among members of Parliament, it's not obvious that dissatisfaction has spread to rank-and-file Labour voters.
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The airline said the switch to selling M&S food was driven by customer dissatisfaction with the its current short-haul economy catering.
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Short-term opioid use, meanwhile, was tied to 23 percent higher odds of low desire and 35 percent greater odds of sexual dissatisfaction.
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Resistance could come from Congo's Catholic church, which has slowly transformed from a mediator for peace to lightning rod for dissatisfaction with Kabila.
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Despite the hype, the notion that Sanders unlocked a growing dissatisfaction for the TPP among Democrats just doesn't play out in the numbers.
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In high school and college, for all my occasional moments of dissatisfaction, I never had the feeling: am I doing the right thing?
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It is not surprising, then, that rates of professional dissatisfaction, teacher burnout, and attrition continue to increase, particularly in high-need school districts.
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China expressed dissatisfaction in December after Japan's de facto embassy in Taiwan said it would change its name to include the word Taiwan.
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The regime has survived by staying ahead of people's demands and offering some outlets for their dissatisfaction, but now those outlets are shrinking.
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His neurotic, fussy protagonists — the ones he so often used to play himself — eternally play out his concerns about depression, dissatisfaction, and death.
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They provide workers with a voice; through a union frustrated workers, who might otherwise simply quit, can communicate their dissatisfaction to the firm.
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Red-clad teachers and their supporters have jammed streets around the state Capitol in Phoenix to voice dissatisfaction over pay and educational funding.
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The officers declared their dissatisfaction with President Ali Bongo and said they had seized power to "restore democracy" in the Central African nation.
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Conservative dissatisfaction with Silicon Valley firms is understandable given the documented leftward lean of their employees and questions about protection of personal data.
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But whether dissatisfaction with Trump and the current GOP-controlled Congress will actually get young voters to the polls remains to be seen.
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But with millennials reporting high levels of dissatisfaction with their jobs and their lives overall, that solidification may not be happening for many.
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The figures indicating dissatisfaction and odds of losing in the general election were among the highest recorded in the recurring poll so far.
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During an appearance on "Variety Studio: Actors on Actors" with Kristen Stewart, Shia LaBeouf talked about his "dissatisfaction" with his life off-set.
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A self-deprecating remark about his own experience as a father, for example, might have signaled his dissatisfaction without risking someone else's humiliation.
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Pelosi has been working methodically to overcome dissatisfaction among some representatives with the lack of youth and diversity on the party's leadership team.
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"We track incidents of customer or employee dissatisfaction and I've seen no movement in the numbers in the most recent period," he said.
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To go from general dissatisfaction with the government or older politicians to throwing bricks at the police requires a great deal of radicalization.
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As pressure and dissatisfaction mounted, the fully formed Graham-Cassidy proposal was still floating around, and its creators were still stumping for it.
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The clout of evangelical Christian megachurches is expanding, and they are confronting socially liberal policies and channeling widespread dissatisfaction with the status quo.
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Kim Reynolds of Iowa, a Republican who is seeking election in November, voiced dissatisfaction with the policy in a news conference on Tuesday.
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Then the generation born between 1962 and 1971 started to reach their current age range — and bring their longstanding economic dissatisfaction with them.
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He has made clear his dissatisfaction with lawmakers and the political system he blames for snarling up the government's prized pension reform's progress.
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Giving freer rein to private economic power has already yielded extreme levels of economic inequality, stoking the fires of social and political dissatisfaction.
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"Work-life conflicts and income disparities have been demonstrated to be associated with negative outcomes including professional burnout and career dissatisfaction," Starmer said.
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At the same time, the government has resisted proposals to ease the culture of high-pressure testing, a source of much public dissatisfaction.
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The signs of the US-backed government's failure are written all over Mussahi, and many residents express their dissatisfaction with the nation's leadership.
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On Wednesday, Luigi Di Maio, the embattled political leader of Five Star, resigned his position amid falling poll numbers and climbing internal dissatisfaction.
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"This is a technical issue, but given that there are protests and dissatisfaction, these must be reviewed," Ghani's deputy spokesman Zafar Hashimi said.
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The president, meanwhile, pointed to insufficient cost-cutting efforts carried out by the Navy and general dissatisfaction with how Gallagher's case was handled.
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The gun violence issue ranks fourth, behind dissatisfaction with government at 220006 percent, immigration at 2202 percent and race relations at 2628 percent.
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Now, two video bloggers whose dispatches from the heart of the outbreak showed fear, grief and dissatisfaction with the government have gone silent.
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But Ms. Mercer soon began expressing dissatisfaction with the network's strategy and leadership, and the family began striking out on its own politically.
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But Mr. Corbyn's manifesto was intended to respond to popular dissatisfaction with seven years of Conservative austerity and cuts to social welfare benefits.
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Democrats repeatedly expressed dissatisfaction with Comey's reason for providing such transparency with the Clinton probe while staying mum on the Trump campaign probe.
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" She also acknowledged that many "view that the results reflect people's dissatisfaction with the current situation and the deep-seated problems in society.
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King, notably, has never shied away from acknowledging his dissatisfaction with the original movie, which makes slapping his name in the title confusing.
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After years of dissatisfaction, 28503 percent of the voters rejected the current political relationship with the United States in a November 22019 referendum.
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The nation's founding principles, as reflected in the Declaration of Independence, included dissatisfaction with what were said to be overly restrictive immigration practices.
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Since 22019, the electorate has desired change and almost each election cycle has demonstrated that anger and dissatisfaction produce discontinuity in political power.
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Perhaps the dissatisfaction is driven by globalization, automation and the decline of employers' implicit promises to offer workers jobs through thick and thin.
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In recent days, senior Trump administration officials publicly expressed dissatisfaction with UNRWA but stopped short of saying the U.S. would defund the agency.
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But with this sort of staff dissatisfaction and disagreement, it's hard to see how she hangs on in the race until February. 2.
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The dissatisfaction with Labour during this period had a lot to do with its policies under Blair, namely support for the Iraq War.
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Macron has said that he didn't see the gilets jaunes coming, but the roots of their dissatisfaction go back to at least 2005.
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But lately, there's another way that opera has been recognizable to many in its audiences: its dissatisfaction with the state of the world.
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Immediately, a number of Democrats — including Pai's colleagues at the FCC, Commissioners Jessica Rosenworcel and Mignon Clyburn — expressed their dissatisfaction with Trump's comments.
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Body dissatisfaction is to teenage girls what involuntary boners and death-grip masturbation is to teenage boys: an inevitable part of growing up.
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Growing inequality, elite corruption, and homicide rates well above the norm in Southeast Asia contributed to a sense of dissatisfaction with the mainstream candidates.
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Much of the Republican dissatisfaction stems from disapproval of President Obama, his overhaul of the health care system and his support for gun control.
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Hispanics historically have a low voter turnout, and while the numbers suggest dissatisfaction, it may mean nothing if they don't go out and vote.
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Young people checking out of politics altogether as well as those attracted to Sanders' campaign are driven by their dissatisfaction with the status quo.
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The scuzzy distortion on the guitars, the rolling drums, and Kino Kimono's sharply angled vocals all smack of jittery dissatisfaction and 23s musical tropes.
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The old continent is facing poor growth, strong unemployment -- especially in some of the southern areas -- and a growing dissatisfaction with its overall governance.
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But while Merkel is still relatively popular both inside and outside Germany, said David-Wilp, there's growing dissatisfaction with this governing structure around her.
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What makes America work is the process that allows us all to express our dissatisfaction, not necessarily bask in the results of unquestioned splendor.
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He attributed the low voter turnout in November's by-elections to dissatisfaction with the government's track record on the economy and rule of law.
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Janey deals with her own general dissatisfaction by taking ownership of her sexuality—and she's already impatient with her and Ben's increasingly stale affair.
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And that&aposs why maybe conservatives might be happier, is that religion helps mitigate the envy and the dissatisfaction that happens with status inequality.
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Job cuts in manufacturing only add to the dissatisfaction of voters in industrial regions who worry that the growing economy is passing them by.
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Examples range from undergraduates overestimating the popularity of binge drinking on college campuses to citizens within repressive regimes underestimating the dissatisfaction of their peers.
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Dissatisfaction at how the EU and its leaders have handled these problems has sparked the rise of euroskeptic and right-wing parties across Europe.
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Simmering driver dissatisfaction is a big problem for a company that needs hundreds of thousands of drivers to provide service in dozens of cities.
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But when a sudden unease and dissatisfaction leads to their estrangement, they have to learn to communicate — really communicate — or their marriage won't survive.
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And public dissatisfaction with his economic reforms has helped boost Congress, the main opposition party, making the election more competitive than had been expected.
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By most measures, more staff are leaving each year, and the most cited reason for doing so is dissatisfaction with their work-life balance.
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While the sudden boom in available streaming and bundled TV options is surely a factor, dissatisfaction with cable providers has also increased this year.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has criticised the pact as unfair and rejecting a U.S. request to join a maritime coalition could exacerbate that dissatisfaction.
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As we all know by now, their dissatisfaction quickly went viral, and by Sunday attendees had filed a $100 million lawsuit against its organizers.
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Skilled managers can tell when a worker struggling in one role might thrive in another; rating systems can capture only expressions of customer dissatisfaction.
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These changes will likely mean a decline in job security and standards of living for many, which in turn could lead to political dissatisfaction.
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The haircut didn't look exactly how I'd pictured it, and for a few days I stared at myself in the mirror with vague dissatisfaction.
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At the same time Obama was speaking, the National Rifle Association, a gun-rights lobby that skipped the town hall, was tweeting its dissatisfaction.
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" Homer's dissatisfaction with his life crystalizes when Marge compliments his snuggling prowess and he replies, "Yeah, but none of my friends can watch me.
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In fact, Sarlo first realized that he might be depressed when both of his daughters complained about his constant dissatisfaction when they were teenagers.
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In the face of both the reverence and the dissatisfaction, I felt pressure to take a stance, to feel something definitive about the portrait.
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All of those issues were important themes in an election campaign in which Trump harnessed extreme dissatisfaction in the heartland over the political establishment.
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More from Tonic: Gay men's greater dissatisfaction with their bodies appears to have important implications for both their overall health and their sex lives.
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That number is higher among Democrats, with 63 percent expressing dissatisfaction with the way democracy is working, compared to just 47 percent of Republicans.
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Protest as a form of vocalizing dissatisfaction is not only necessary and constitutionally protected but, in the context of our political process, nothing new.
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In the past, I've had partners who did not share my enthusiasm for particular sex acts, and lived in a perpetual state of dissatisfaction.
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And the major parties have little hope of winning over voters whose support for a minor party stems from their dissatisfaction with mainstream politicians.
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He believes, in his heart of hearts, that this whole probe is the result of Democratic/"deep state" dissatisfaction about losing the 2016 election.
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In a post-Samantha Jones world, the gates opened: Women were much less shy about openly complaining to their doctors about their sexual dissatisfaction.
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According to the Learning Policy Institute, the number one reason teachers report for leaving was dissatisfaction with the pressures of increased testing and accountability.
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The DPP defeat reveals widespread dissatisfaction with the ruling party, and a major cause of that discontent is renewed instability in the Taiwan Strait.
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"Dissatisfaction with hearing aids can be high, largely, when they don't always help in real world situations like in noisy rooms," said Daniel Polley.
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McCaskill, meanwhile, hopes her party's dissatisfaction with Trump and GOP efforts to undermine the Affordable Care Act can boost her to victory in November.
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The fact that they won roughly 6900 percent of the vote demonstrates the profound dissatisfaction of Italians with the status quo and established elites.
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Polls suggest Democrats are favored to retake control of Congress in November, amid dissatisfaction with the GOP and a Trump administration mired in controversy.
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They quickly spread to a wider section of the population focused on airing their economic grievances -- and more notably -- their dissatisfaction against Khamenei's rule.
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And the tiny provincial election has quickly become a symbol of possibilities in the current, transnational era of political dissatisfaction and hastening climate change.
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After the deputy director sat for hours of interviews with congressional panels this week, several Republicans voiced dissatisfaction with his answers to their questions.
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Our numbers in the black community are increasing because there are a lot of black folks who express their dissent and dissatisfaction with religion.
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"In each country, this movement has a different facet, but in the background it has to do with dissatisfaction and fear," said Mr. Fico.
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The widespread dissatisfaction with immigration, and the political and economic consequences that reverberate throughout our country, suggest that the current numbers are not sustainable.
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Russians in other cities, including St. Petersburg, also joined in on the demonstrations, a sign that the unrest and dissatisfaction may extend beyond Moscow.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's foreign ministry said on Tuesday it expressed strong dissatisfaction at "negative content related to China" in the new U.S. defense act.
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Ms. Salazar has also been vocal on Twitter about her dissatisfaction with the budget and her ambitions for this year's renewal of rent regulations.
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"Their dissatisfaction with agency partnerships does not diminish (and, in fact may actually be increasing) in this time of uncertainty," he told Business Insider.
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Dissatisfaction with traditional banking — in particular, high overdraft fees — as well as receptiveness to new kinds of arrangements, are spurring the growth of alternatives.
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Each unhappy startup may be unhappy in its own way, but there's still wisdom in understanding what drives employee satisfaction and dissatisfaction across companies.
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The rising prominence of Jair Bolsonaro, an ultranationalist congressman who has advocated a return of military dictatorship in Brazil, hints at the growing dissatisfaction.
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That dissatisfaction was at least part to blame for revenue falling by 52% from the second quarter of 2018 to 2019, per Dot eSports.
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Many other incumbents fared well, even in a climate of high voter dissatisfaction with anyone who could be labeled part of the Washington establishment.
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Eighty-two percent of American voters cited other issues as the top problems facing the U.S., including dissatisfaction with government, immigration, and health care.
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Though Republicans are strongly supportive of him over all, public polls have shown dissatisfaction on the right with his personal demeanor and Twitter habits.
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Despite high levels of voter dissatisfaction with the government, it remains true that almost all elected officials running for another term are re-elected.
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The results, along with those in the first round of a separate presidential election last month, appear to underscore dissatisfaction with the major parties.
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But two longtime Trump associates with knowledge of the matter said the two had recently discussed their dissatisfaction with Mr. Comey and his inquiry.
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And of course, he blames this hollow dissatisfaction on the women who reject him, rather than the patriarchal ideals that fed him false promises.
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His dissatisfaction came as France prepared to host U.S. President Donald Trump and display its military might on the national holiday of Bastille Day.
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China's Commerce Ministry expressed its "strong dissatisfaction" with the U.S. ruling, and said the United States should rectify its mistakes as soon as possible.
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The rapid growth of charters reflects parent dissatisfaction with some traditional schools as California school test scores are among the lowest in the country.
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Trump took Missouri by double digits in the 2016 election, but McCaskill is hoping Democrats' dissatisfaction with the president will boost her to victory.
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After growing dissatisfaction with the firm, ICE ended its partnership with McKinsey in July 2018, two ICE former officials told ProPublica and The Times.
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And according to early exit polls from CNN, almost nine in 10 voters in both Michigan and Mississippi expressed anger or dissatisfaction with government.
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I had a rage of ambition and an acrid dissatisfaction that, along with a love of the world, were bound to come out somehow.
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Goo's attorney, Moon Jin-goo, expressed deep dissatisfaction at the ruling, saying in a statement that the punishment was insufficient to deter such behavior.
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But the way to solve that dissatisfaction is unclear, especially since a lot of people in the US aren't too knowledgeable about the guidelines.
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The special counsel considered subpoenaing Trump because of dissatisfaction with written responses to prosecutors' questions but elected not to do so, the judge observed.
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To push for changes to the TPP platform language, Sanders has encouraged his millions of supporters in emails and texts to register their dissatisfaction.
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A critic has to poke his head out of his turtle shell, look around and gesture, with stubby legs, toward the sources of dissatisfaction.
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Why it matters: While Sisi markets Egypt as an island of stability in a turbulent region, popular dissatisfaction with his regime threatens that image.
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I like the happy Chamath but there has to be some ... A lot of stuff that pushes Silicon Valley forward is dissatisfaction, anger, insecurity.
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Like you wrote, "the default mental condition for human beings is dissatisfaction," which sounds a lot like the Buddhist principle of "dukkha," or suffering.
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Specifically, she looked to see what drove people to the populist right: dissatisfaction with the economy, distrust in political institutions, or anti-immigrant sentiment.
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Record-breaking protests across Brazil have revealed the extent of dissatisfaction among the country's middle class squeezed by recession and angered by massive corruption.
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In studies, post-coital dysphoria hasn't been linked to relationship dissatisfaction, so your tears may just be random expulsions in reaction to sex or orgasm.
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"Things are going to have to get worse before dissatisfaction emerges to such an extent that it becomes impossible for Maduro to continue," said Taylor.
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Contributing to Ivanka Trump's recent dissatisfaction with Lewandowski were intensifying tensions between Lewandowski and Ivanka Trump's husband, Jared Kushner, an influential force behind the scenes.
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Meanwhile, China's embassy in the U.S. expressed "strong dissatisfaction" on Tuesday towards the Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's remarks commemorating the anniversary of the massacre.
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Dissatisfaction at this record has been skilfully converted into votes by Italy's government, an unwieldy coalition between the Northern League and the Five Star Movement.
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"As we aim to reduce driver incentives to improve our financial performance, we expect driver dissatisfaction will generally increase," it said in its IPO filing.
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The stories from former employees are only anecdotal at this point, and there's no firm data showing a significant uptick in departures or employee dissatisfaction.
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President Donald Trump made his dissatisfaction with U.S. trade agreements a cornerstone of his candidacy, and it turns out his bark has had some bite.
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At ages 14 and 19, the girls completed a questionnaire designed to assess unhealthy weight control behaviors, bulimic tendencies, drive for thinness and body dissatisfaction.
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Menendez's return as the Democrats' top voice on foreign policy is expected to anger progressive activists who for years expressed dissatisfaction with Menendez's hawkish views.
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All the behind-the-scenes drama has come out belatedly, after the president brought his dissatisfaction with Sessions out into the open himself on Monday.
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FRANKFURT, April 11 (Reuters) - The supervisory board chairman of Commerzbank on Thursday decried news reports of the board's dissatisfaction with the bank's chief executive officer.
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But the hedge fund is counting on widespread investor dissatisfaction with the failure of Ms. Mayer and the company's board to turn around Yahoo's fortunes.
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This matters because, particularly for women, exposure to thinner bodies contributes to body dissatisfaction, which can worsen your mood and lead to lower self-esteem.
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Nearly 80 counties and cities have passed ordinances to ban or oppose the methods, in part because of their dissatisfaction with the State Legislature's proposals.
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Queenie's story — her dissatisfaction with the overwhelming whiteness of her coven, her complex relationship with a resurrected slave owner — was cogent, humane, complex and compelling.
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Perpetual dissatisfaction may well boost economic growth by keeping highly productive workers who might otherwise enjoy more time with their families chained to their desks.
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Every four years, we come to this point: Dissatisfaction with the major party candidates leads to cries for alternatives, and then reality comes crashing in.
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Over the 31 years of data that researchers pored through, they found that men maintained the same level of dissatisfaction with their bodies over time.
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The backdrop: Last weekend Trump demanded that GM reopen or sell the plant, chastising the local union leader and expressing dissatisfaction with CEO Mary Barra.
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In a further sign of dissatisfaction in the ranks, Jean-Pierre Raffarin, a former prime minister and party heavyweight, announced that he was backing Juppe.
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Some transition sources have pushed back on those reports, saying that Christie's ouster was related to dissatisfaction with his team's work and complaints about competency.
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Yet a recent study by Vladimir Mukomel of the Russian Academy of Sciences turned up dissatisfaction with "the Russian bureaucratic machine, staff turmoil [and] corruption".
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Dissatisfaction with the country's direction is growing, but few analysts expect a new conservative party to shave off more than a fraction of AK's support.
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Of course, the great risk of staging a play about crushing ennui and profound dissatisfaction is the possibility of instilling those feelings in the audience.
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Rather, the friends were talking about "life," and Stephanie's dissatisfaction merely happened to come up as she mulled over where she's heading in the future.
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Last month, a survey of military families found deep dissatisfaction, countering a far rosier picture of tenant satisfaction presented by private contractors managing base housing.
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"Bharara's refusal to resign was probably a way of expressing his surprise and dissatisfaction with Trump's reneging on his promise to keep him in office."
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