Though Fianna Fail's vote went up by just 0.2%, clever tactical voting produced a sharp rise in seats, while the tactically dimmer Progressive Democrats held their vote but halved their seats (though a resentful recount is going on over a Dublin seat lost to a Green).
The bad news (if you're a resentful Xer) is that these boomer-geezers will still be around for quite a while after they retire, forcing you to listen to such "classic rock" fossils as "Stairway to Heaven" another umpteen million times.
It reflects a fear that a resentful, threatened West is determined to thwart China's rise.
Apparent rejection by the EU and the American occupation of Iraq have left Turks in a resentful mood.
" Then, in a resentful voice, he adds, "I was at the hospital.
We are left, then, with yeasty political risings: a resentful mob, summoned by Bane, who instructs the downtrodden of Gotham to surge up against their overlords.
Various irritations may have stirred Ethiopia's fear of being cut off from the sea, and Eritrea's fear that its new independence might be infringed by a resentful Ethiopia.
Uganda then befriended a resentful rabble of Lendu militias.
And certainly, whatever euphoria those trade unionists assembled in Perth had felt last May at the ending of 18 years of Tory government has now been replaced by a resentful realisation that the new government is not going to grant organised labour its wish-list.
Mr Blunkett, a close ally of Mr Blair, argues in an article for the Observer that Mr Miliband's stated aim of making Labour a "one-nation party" should be "about a great deal more than politics built on grievance and the unhappiness of a resentful and selfish public sphere".
And best of all is Cate Blanchett, who, thanks to camera trickery, plays both halves of a conversation between a starlet and her resentful, bohemian cousin she alternates between the slatternly and the prim with only a wig and body language.
The majority of married working moms shoulder more than 75% of parenting work and household chores nearly 80% of them are resentful towards their partners as a result.
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An identifiable pool of patrons is far superior to a vague cloud of resentful taxpayers.
Such updates typically have occurred in June or July, which could make people who buy a Verizon iPhone now resentful that their new phone was bested so soon.
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And Russia of late, resentful and surly might even show a more friendly and co-operative face to the rest of the world.
To push through these cuts quickly, explaining them to bewildered and resentful employees, is often the hardest part of making a merger succeed.
America's generals, not noticeably keen on humanitarian wars of intervention in the first place, are going to be doubly resentful if human-rights-minded liberals get them into a humanitarian war and then expose American soldiers to prosecution for what they do in that war.
Nicholas Claus (Paul Giamatti) persuades his resentful and estranged older brother, Fred (Vince Vaughn), a motormouthed Chicago repo man, to pay him a visit at the North Pole.
Even if it fails, the music industry has been quietly stepping up other efforts to pursue individuals by legal means a risky strategy that could end up hardening some consumers' already-resentful attitude towards the record industry.
So I think they've got a lot to prove still and I'm still kind of bitter and resentful.
It then shifts between Milly (hiding out in their seaside cottage), Colman (the resentful adopted son), Sophie Stone (Joss's hack biographer, who scents a fortune), and Edith (Joss's Scottish mother).
The poor countries showed themselves resentful at the problems they have faced in implementing the Uruguay round agreements, and this time they drove a much tougher bargain.
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