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It will take decades to clean up after the Kims' long misrule.Even the promise of reunification with the South will bring disillusion.

But it was his decision to build yet another Jewish settlement, the future Har Homa, in occupied East Jerusalem, that brought disillusion to the surface.

But his attempt to ally himself with the men of the lower guilds and disenfranchised proletariat, combined with the introduction of a luxuriant cult of personality, soon brought disillusion.

Later, the old-style expediency of both Left and Right brought increasing disillusion, and in 1947 he severed his connection with Combat.

As Emma, Ms. Powell draws a persuasive portrait of a high achiever brought low by disillusion, but she occasionally gets boxed in by the character's unbending rectitude.

It's okay to get disillusioned.

Mosab insists that he is motivated by disillusion with Hamas, and by a desire to bring peace to the region, although it is clear that he's also excited by the subterfuge.

Maybe it's only a politician leaving office at a deeply pessimistic moment who can truly bring together all kinds of Americans in a coalition of shared disillusion, expressed through shopping — and become, however belatedly, a uniter.

Political developments over the past year have brought their share of disillusion and skepticism, but the Revolution crew says it remains as determined as ever to fight for change.

But government has brought some of this disillusion on itself.

Londoners who thought that the Russians exiled to their city by those struggles would bring with them nothing more harmful than higher prices for Mayfair houses and football players have been disillusioned.