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The chancellor has insisted the deal is a "major success", despite disquiet among members of his own party.

See articleDemocrats in the House voted for Nancy Pelosi to continue as their leader in the next Congress, despite disquiet among some moderates about her decision to stay on.

At her original trial the prosecution claimed that the chances of two cot deaths occurring in a well-off family like the Clark's, was 73m to one, a figure that was not challenged by defence witnesses despite disquiet at the way it was calculated.

Despite disquiet among Labour activists about the terms of the three-year coalition deal, the Liberal Democrat leader in the national assembly, Mike German, has been confirmed as deputy first minister and will assume Mr Morgan's previous responsibility for all aspects of economic development in Wales.

Nick Clegg has urged politicians from all parties to "get on with" reforming the House of Lords, despite disquiet among Conservative MPs over the plans.

Perhaps this explains (along with Tory disarray) Blair's re-election in 2005, despite widespread disquiet over his foreign policy.

Eddie Jones is ready to push forward with plans to call up the Ospreys flanker Sam Underhill in the "next few months", despite potential disquiet from Premiership clubs.

Some opinion polls show that two-thirds of voters in Quebec approve of the provincial government's emergency legislation to curb the protests, despite deep disquiet about the implications for civil rights.

Berger is understood to have been on the government's shortlist of three, and was heavily tipped to win the job despite some disquiet in the industry about the prospect of a Hollywood studio executive being appointed.

Despite some disquiet raised about the suitability of the O2 as a location for a festival celebrating small-scale independent cinema, Sundance London looks to be succeeding where other diffusion festivals have failed.

Despite deep disquiet inside his party, Shorten persuaded Labor's national conference to mirror the Coalition's policies to turn back asylum boats and send any arrivals to offshore detention.