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The party's left wing is also dismayed that Mr Obama has so far appointed centre-right Democrats and Republicans to his cabinet.

Mr. Nagasawa said the pilots were also dismayed that Boeing did not adjust its cockpit displays to provide more substantial alerts if the batteries started to overheat.

Ray, a former civil servant from Hedge End in Hampshire, is also dismayed that his ancestor's dream of establishing an almshouse for "decayed artists" has been ignored.

Ms. Taylor, the tribal health director, is also dismayed that she cannot give certain answers when women ask how to improve their chances of a healthy pregnancy.

Hannity is also dismayed that Republicans, who pride themselves on being security hawks, actually authorised some cuts in defence spending, and that entitlement programmes such as social security and Medicare (so called entitlements because Americans pay into these programmes their entire working lives and are therefore entitled to a payout when they retire) remain more or less intact.

Dundee chief executive Scot Gardiner is also dismayed that no decision has yet been made.

Mostly it also dismayed those who held out vague hope that the trial in their city might send a message nationwide about race and the police.

The Surrey Link patients' association said it was also dismayed the acquisition would not be going ahead, and that it was concerned about what it would mean for the future of services provided by Epsom and St Helier NHS Trust.

But it also dismayed those who hoped Israel might be a moral beacon, or just that it would become a normal nation accepted like any other.

Yet he also dismayed Democrats when he signed a bill in 2012 making Michigan a "right to work" state, a measure that diminishes the power of organized labor.

But he thinks it also dismayed younger scholars, who gave these macroeconomic disputes a wide berth.By this account, the period of intellectual peace that followed in the 1990s should have been a golden age for macroeconomics.