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The Times, Ellison suggests, is Murdoch's great white whale, a source of bitter resentment to the self-styled billionaire populist.

Mr. Ochs' back up band seemed to be a point of particu lar resentment to the audience.

Add similar resentment to the expectation that accompanies the England position and you would have a recipe for intense pressure.

But he emphasized that despite the personal and political harm he suffered under earlier Soviet leaders, he bore no resentment to the nation and its present head.

They may appear to, or to be supplanted by other dramas – but in fact they simply add another resentment to the pile.

"And you are not going to fuel resentment to the same degree as if you imprison people without charge, that is a recipe for disaster".

"I don't hold any resentment to those coaches, or the medical staff, they were following the protocol.

According to the twisters themselves, the two factions have long co-existed, however uncomfortably, at conventions and other gatherings, but the film is bringing simmering resentments to the surface.

The invocation of the VFA and Pemberton's perceived immunity immediately brought long-lingering resentments to the surface for many Filipinos.

Christmas: a time for underlying resentment to bubble to the surface?

"I would just expect the resentment to build," Durbin says.