Yet until Henry Tudor it is safe to say that tales of yore can sound like one endless cacophony of disgruntled dukes warring on scrubland.
The military, largely made up of underpaid war veterans from the 1963-1974 war of independence, disgruntled by government plans to retire them, are known to protect the dealers and profit from the trade.
In response to Trump's percolating trade war with China, disgruntled free trade supporting Republicans advanced a nonbinding resolution in favor of constraining the president's power to tax imports on national security grounds.
In response to Trump's percolating trade war with China, disgruntled free trade supporting Republicans advanced a nonbinding resolution in favour of constraining the president's power to tax imports on national security grounds.
At the same time, McCain grew increasingly disgruntled over the course of the war and the administration's policies on detention and interrogation of suspected terrorists.
"If novels about college life were taxable, we could soon afford another war," mused an evidently disgruntled critic for the Los Angeles Times in 1963.
An assistant federal public defender, John Wiley, said that if this case were a newspaper headline, it would read: "Desperate and disgruntled Africans accuse American to escape war-torn Liberia".
What started out as an almost comical uprising of the disgruntled has turned into a bloody civil war.
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the new leader of Turkey, regained Smyrna and Eastern Thrace, annexed by Athens at the end of World War I. Following a coup by disgruntled military officers, Constantine I abdicated for a second time on 27 September 1922.
Since the war began, Sunnis generally have been perceived as Baathists, disgruntled tribalists, or Islamist terrorists.
