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The daze that Germany has found itself in since its bitter exit in Euro 2012 has left a certain atmosphere of disillusionment around the squad and a cloud of discontent over Löw that would seem more suitable for a coach who did not just reach the semifinals of an international tournament, if it weren't Germany.

"I want my belt!" If the two hard-punching, charismatic middleweights get in the ring this fall, it would help erase the boxing hangover created by last year's Floyd Maywhicher-Manny Pacostao, which cost pay-per-view viewers $100 in the US for a boring spectacle, creating yet more disillusionment around the sport.

That time was 1969 — disillusionment was going around — and "him" was Hal Ashby, Mr. Jewison's friend and longtime film editor.

The coup is to stick around through the disillusionment, to build a basis of respect, trust and goodwill.

And around the world disillusionment with politicians and elections is running deep.

Lyrically, he manages disillusionment without self-pity, circling around ideas of rehabilitation that feel credibly drawn from recent experience.

This fond, innocent portrait of a radical left household -- with Jewish socialists, Jamaican record producers and all manner of African revolutionaries hanging around -- soon gives way to disillusionment and acrimony.

It is evident Goya viewed the Spanish war with disillusionment, and despaired both for the violence around him and for the loss of a liberal ideal he believed was being replaced by a new militant unreason.

For those brave enough to weather the trough of disillusionment, the next computing revolution could lie just around the bend.

Part of what mitigates these feelings of failure and general disgruntled disillusionment is whether you feel used by those around you or, contrarily, proud of the work you've done.

Ultimately much of the disillusionment comes from the client having drawn their entire identity and worth around their partner, their interests, and the relationship.