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Meanings of grow disquiet in English

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Usage of grow disquiet in English
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The Taoiseach is also facing growing disquiet among backbenchers over the plan.
The Irish Times
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But the LNP's greatest issue remains growing disquiet with Mr Newman.
News.com.au
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Out of the North has watched these developments with growing disquiet.
The Irish Times
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These symptoms of renewed confidence and energy were observed by Nicias with growing disquiet.
Stories from Thucydides
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This has coincided with growing disquiet over other issues.
Reuters
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While calls for widescale protests have so far flopped, there is growing disquiet at Tandja's actions.
Reuters
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Meanwhile, President Putin has arrived in Sochi amid growing disquiet about whether preparations will be complete by Friday.
BBC
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There's growing disquiet in Papua New Guinea over government plans for tweaking election rules ahead of the upcoming polls.
Radio NZ
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Mr Behan's resignation comes amid growing disquiet from within Fianna Fáil and from Opposition politicians over the medical card decision.
The Irish Times
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The decision underscores Sweden's growing disquiet that it had reached its limit for dealing with an influx of asylum seekers.
The Irish Times
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Those who stood closest to the microphone were ecstatic, but further back in the thong, there was a growing disquiet.
News.com.au
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Speaking amid growing disquiet over the budget measure, Mr Lenihan said the new regime would come into force on January 1st.
The Irish Times
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The shadow home secretary, Diane Abbott, has spoken of growing disquiet over Charles's death, which has echoes of that of Mark Duggan.
The Guardian
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"These are old stories," replied Tinkeles, with growing disquiet.
Debit and Credit / Translated from the German of Gustav Freytag
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Jaime's famous armor was but gilded steel, but Littlefinger, ah... Tyrion had learned a few things about sweet Petyr, to his growing disquiet.
A clash of kings
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A chara, - I have read of late of "a growing disquiet over the military action in Afghanistan" among the American populace.
The Irish Times