Mr. Tafti is better as Khadim, whose brooding sense of disquiet and eventual antagonism keep us guessing — at least for a while — about his motives and behavior.
Last spring E-Trade, whose supermarket is still tiny, disquieted higher-cost rivals by announcing it would rebate up to half of the 12b-1 marketing fees (a component of some expense ratios) and other supermarket charges to customers.
But his gentle manner seems to attract excellent dancers, and the cast of his new "COWHAND CON MAN," a study of physical endurance and mental disquiet, includes Omagbitse Omagbemi, whose performances are never less than dramatic.
Last March, Zaha Hadid's curvaceous aquatics centre, whose soaring construction costs caused much disquiet when it was being built, became a public facility, with entrance prices pegged to local levels.
Kean is facing disquiet and protests from fans, whose latest demonstration against him and the owners came during Tuesday's 2-1 home defeat to Bolton Wanderers, which left Blackburn bottom.
The echoing space, the concrete floor, the long perspective down the ramp of Tate Modern present ideal possibilities for Balka, whose work has always concerned itself with history, disquiet and unease.
And disquiet is most marked in those sections whose expectations are the highest, such as the urban, educated middle classes and skilled workers in the more sophisticated industries.
At the heart of this social disquiet lies our uncodified and somewhat mysterious constitution, whose essential features date back to the end of the 18th century.
She's then joined on stage by Wayne Coyne, whose association with her has been the subject of some disquiet among Flaming Lips fans.
The two previous films in the series had received a 15. "Public disquiet is at a height," said the censor, whose office had recently been renamed the British Board of Film Classification.
