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But now the Kremlin must cope with growing resentment in mostly ethnic Russian regions like Stavropol, which lies at the edge of the Caucasus mountain range.

Those close to him say the mere mention of her name could make him fume, and he viewed her family's potent, sometimes punishing political machinery with growing resentment.

And, with growing resentment, many here acknowledge that weaker economies will look to Germany to perform yet one more miracle, after postwar revival and the huge costs of reunification.

Madeline has nurtured her grudge against Nathan for 14 years, fortifying it with growing resentment over the fact that he now appears to be a good father to his own daughter.

For the past year, executives at big media companies have watched Netflix with growing resentment — for its success in delivering movies and television shows via the Internet, for its stock price nearly quadrupling, for its chief executive being named businessperson of the year by Fortune magazine.

The arrests represent a significant shift for the Bahraini government, which has been faced with growing resentment from the majority Shia population, who allege discrimination by the ruling Sunni royal family.

In "Rosetta," a young woman (Émilie Dequenne, the best-actress winner at Cannes in 1999) struggles with a growing resentment of her alcoholic mother, who stands between her and her desperate longing for a "normal" life.

The Sunni states "were petrified of a Shiite resurgence, and there was growing resentment with our gambling on the moderate Shiites in Iraq," he said.

But to whatever extent a third party senses that one of these "traders" has lingering or growing resentment with the other, that's the market signal that an opportunity exists to "improve the trade".

By the end of the '60s, fights with Marvel over money and growing resentment over Stan Lee's celebrity led Kirby to an unthinkable defection to the competition.

Perhaps hardest of all to acknowledge is that the social democrats have not come up with a confident response to growing resentment in Europe about its problems in integrating Muslim immigrants.