But as customers began to file in, there was no sign of discontent.

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Nobody except the Paulsens had suspected him of harboring such reserves of discontent, but Walter was no less enthusiastic about nature than he was about culture, and the only outward change in his life was his new scarcity at home on weekends.

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The novel, Ms Jenkins added, "connected with millions of women who had no way before of claiming their anger and discontent".

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Discontent with this state of affairs is no monopoly of the rugged American: some Europeans are worried too.

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And, worst of all, there are no great movies out there to relieve the burden of this summer of our discontent.

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No-one's nostalgic, but 23 years after the Winter of Discontent, Britain could well be heading for another season of industrial strife.

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With the opening of spring training less than three weeks away, the winter of discontent for the New York Yankees is quickly coming to a close and no one is happier to see pitchers and catchers report to camp than Brian Cashman.

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If there is no structure, then everything is an ad hoc negotiation, which is sure to lead to pay inequities (and discontent).

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