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Will more disgruntled Eurosceptic Tories defect?

Still, even he will have to heed the more disgruntled of his subjects.

But a quick peek at the fanedit.org site reveals there are a lot more disgruntled and determined individuals out there.

Soaring health costs depress wages below where they would otherwise be, and make for a sicker, more disgruntled workforce and poor labour relations.What, then, to do?

They were even more disgruntled one minute later when Northampton kicked another penalty to touch and, after a maul got nowhere, Dickson had just enough reach for the line to claim his fifth try in the last four Premiership rounds.

A batch of England supporters, arriving soon after midday, were a little more disgruntled since no one had informed them that the match had been switched from an afternoon start.

Now, rising temperatures are drawing more and more of the disgruntled out of hibernation.

A gremlin inside Facebook – or more likely a disgruntled employee – briefly hacked Facebook in the last few hours.

The Hong Kong Stock Exchange-listed company declared bankruptcy at the end of last week, leaving more than 6,000 disgruntled workers seeking unpaid back wages.

But Mr. Wheeler may have more than disgruntled consumers to deal with.

And ever more political constituencies seem disgruntled with further trade liberalisation.