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Prime Minister Donald Tusk sounded bitter and disenchanted on Tuesday after the Guardian published material on Poland.

The more pop-driven tone of the album reunited the band with many fans who were disenchanted after On a Wire, while also staying close enough to the evolution of the last album to interest newer fans and critics.

On the political side, is there any possible counterpart to the Sunni Awakening in Afghanistan — perhaps local Taliban disenchanted with foreign influences on their leadership?

She said she was disenchanted by Republican attacks on the Muslim community center and mosque planned near ground zero, and also mindful that two successive Democratic governors promised and failed to change Albany for the better.

However, she soon became disenchanted with the emphasis on literary criticism and the language requirements.

Martin O'Neill quit on Monday, apparently disenchanted because the team's American owner, Randy Lerner, who also owns the Cleveland Browns, had allowed a couple of talented players to move to other teams.

Disenchanted at Obama's disengaged approach on health care and gay rights, Hildebrand told Politico's Ben Smith that he was "losing patience".

They are disenchanted and sitting on their wallets.

They're stealing what is ours.' " One year later, disenchanted white youth, on both coasts and in between, are sporting their versions of the Afro.

Puig's time on set had left him disenchanted with the movie industry.

But, as the decades wore on, he grew disenchanted.