But unless our national leaders conduct a conversation with the disenchanted group, the predictable result may be more street fights that could erupt into dangerously violent confrontations.
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You might even detect a hint of Lester Burnham, the disenchanted, depressed 50-something played by Kevin Spacey in Mendes' "American Beauty, " in the disaffected and mildly disabled Bond played by Daniel Craig this time out.
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Both parties are aware of polls showing the public deeply disenchanted with the bickering that surrounded the recent debate on raising the federal debt limit.
The original managers who grew with the company have become disenchanted and the service staff now behaves like automatons.
While the rest of the world has been disenchanted by the high level of risk, the last few years have seen China turning to Africa to feed its voracious appetite for the energy needed to supply its booming economy.
Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN) and Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) are in different business, but they do have one thing in common: Their stocks have been popular among momentum investors enchanted with the unlimited possibilities of the Internet, and disenchanted with the meager returns of money market funds.
While it is true that some who live near drilling operations in parts of the country have become disenchanted with the process, the reality is that, even in controversial areas in the Northeast, surveys consistently show that more folks approve of the industry than those who oppose it.
The market place has become disenchanted with the progress, or lack thereof, on the European Union sovereign debt crisis.
If the flighty French and the dour Dutch are both disenchanted with the EU, the malaise is profound indeed.
The second is that the Democratic base has become disenchanted with the party's leaders, who have not fulfilled their promises on comprehensive health-care reform, legislation to reduce greenhouse gases, banking reform and myriad other goals.
The market place has now become disenchanted with the progress, or lack thereof, on the European Union sovereign debt crisis.
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That signals to the market, and to disenchanted politicians, that the BoJ cares.
In the shorter term, the polls this weekend indicate that voters are as disenchanted with the Lib-Dems as they are with Labour and the Tories.
Regardless of the numbers in the earnings report, I expect many Google investors might be disenchanted by the performance and sell the next day.
Following the game, a disenchanted Scott lamented his team's lack effort in the first half.
The conservatives are disenchanted with Mr Ahmadinejad but retain their vivid loathing for his predecessor.
Over time, though, the shaming of Wilde generated as much sympathy as disgust, particularly among those who were disenchanted by the strutting poses of the British Empire.
Although the country started as fiercely Atlanticist after communist rule came to an end, it is now somewhat disenchanted with the United States.
The report suggests many people were "disenchanted" with politics, with the proportion saying they would not vote doubling from 10% in 2011 to 20%.
But on the way to the revolution, some of the foot soldiers got disenchanted.
There she worked on developing a nuclear fusion reactor, but grew disenchanted with the long-term prospects of fusion.
Passengers may become disenchanted with the plane if it turns out to be a freighter rather than a luxury liner.
According to pollsters, like most Israelis, these idealistic Kadima members became disenchanted with the party over the past three years.
Then a business plan crossed his desk from eight young engineers in California disenchanted with the tumultuous atmosphere at Shockley Semiconductor.
Each time, voters have become a bit more disenchanted than the last the turnout on Sunday was 40%, the lowest since 1989.
Then-Georgia Gov. Zell Miller (D) served in that role in 1996 several years before he grew vocally disenchanted with the Democratic Party.
In recent years particularly, they had become increasingly disenchanted with the flinty policies of National's leader, Jenny Shipley, who sought to make New Zealand internationally competitive whatever the domestic cost.
The Lions have only won one series in New Zealand and on their last tour, to Australia in 2001, morale was hit when several players became disenchanted with the coaching regime.
The most likely sources are disenchanted, unemployed, underpaid or simply corruptible officials in Russia or other nuclear-armed states.
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Where did all those GOP, Tea Party and disenchanted independents think the cuts were going to come from in a Republican controlled House?
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