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Others to express discontent about the decision included Adam Afriyie, the Tory MP for Windsor, who said it was "devastating" and asked whether No 10 could change its mind during the public consultation.

Quebec is also home to the country's biggest student movement in recent history, a place where citizens take to the streets by the thousands to express discontent about anything from pension reform to budget cuts at Radio-Canada to blocking an oil terminal project by screaming bloody beluga murder.

Other public service workers, like nurses, police officers and teachers, are also expressing discontent about their pay.

Others have already expressed discontent about having a prime minister whom no one elected, and question the new government's legitimacy.

Mr. Hanson said an increasing number of travelers had expressed discontent about shabby conditions at hotels on comment cards left in guest rooms and in reviews on travel Web sites, and that was a major factor prompting hotels to act.

It's traditional for reviewers to express discontent with a food-related film with wisecracks about being "tepid" or "underdone" but bafflingly this film has done this itself with its awkward title, suggestive of something gone wrong.

"You'll have a lot of angry voters looking for some way to express discontent.

It's a shame because the three-minute pop song was such a great way to express discontent.

Some villagers will express discontent with their house's current decorations.

Some local shopkeepers expressed discontent.

Many expressed discontent with political leaders on both sides.