Dumped on from above and resented from below, they are often first in the firing line when cuts are made.
Independent for centuries, they resented from the start being merged with India, in 1949, by a maharajah's fiat.
Producers recoiled at what they saw as newly militant guild leaders trying to undo an arrangement — basing residuals on only a fraction of actual home video revenue — that writers and others in Hollywood had resented from the moment they agreed to it in the early 1980s.
Although Madagascar is not divided along ethnic lines, Mr Ratsiraka can draw backing from people living along the coast, and in lowland rural areas, who resent rule from the highland capital.The first two months of the "revolution" were calm, but recently there have been violent clashes, and even some deaths.
Line managers, for example, increasingly resent direction from those who are not familiar with local conditions.
The locals here resent those from Paris who come here and buy holiday homes, just as we in Norfolk consider Londoners as 'incomers'incomers
He also has a dead mom; a supportive father (Brett Cullen); and an older brother to resent, learn from and finally embrace: the pretty, laconic Jed (Chris Hemsworth), who's on leave from the Marines.
In addition, I will share some resent results from a survey that cataloged some of the widest binaries in the Milky Way and demonstrate how a large sample of M dwarfs has helped us map the three-dimensional distribution of dust in the local Galaxy.
It's witty, it's lively and I know from speaking to film-makers who have had negative reviews that they never resent it from Philip the way they do with other people because he never just dismisses them, he always engages with the film seriously.
Still, 20% resent working from home and 31% said technology has made finding that balance harder.
