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are discontent
noun
Dissatisfaction.
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Ethnic Mongolians account for less than a fifth of the region's 24 million people, and many are discontent with a perceived lack of economic opportunities in towns and cities.
The officer, Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, made the pledge, to curb use of Egypt's so-called "emergency law," in an apparent attempt to mollify those who are discontent with the heavy-handed police tactics of the military-led government on the eve of the anniversary of the revolt that ousted President Hosni Mubarak.
"We've been through a very unsettling time, and it's when people are discontent with the present that they really start appreciating or having a nostalgia for the past," said Nigel Hollis, chief global analyst for the market research firm Millward Brown.
We look for people that are discontent with the status quo.
But GREE is hoping that game developers and designers will flock to the company (perhaps some of those that are discontent at other gaming companies in the area) to work on its soon to be released mobile social gaming network for the global market.
The Sing Tao Daily and the South China Morning Post express hope that further contacts between Beijing and pan-democrat lawmakers - who are discontent over the city's pace of democratisation - can ease rising tensions over the city's moves towards genuine universal suffrage for the city's leader and legislature.
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There will be discontent.
The problem is discontent.
No wonder there is discontent.
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But there is discontent, too, some of it strong.
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