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1
To me its most singular feature was the constantly
growing
unpopularity
of the director.
2
His failure was everywhere cited as a proof of the
growing
unpopularity
of ministers.
3
With
growing
unpopularity
at home, perhaps here's an opportunity for Blackwater to find support in Europe.
4
It was so obvious that you were made the victim for Horlock's
growing
unpopularity
in the country.
5
The
growing
unpopularity
of Louis Philippe tempted Louis Napoleon to make a second attempt to invade France.
6
And it will come just in time to rescue Octavian from his
growing
unpopularity
with the Roman mobs.
7
The
growing
unpopularity
of the Government was evidenced in the first reception given to the Premier by his constituents.
8
The shrill polemics could not drown out another big news story, the
growing
unpopularity
of Hollande and his government.
9
If war could be avoided, the
growing
unpopularity
of the Alien and Sedition laws would surely bring them to power.
10
It was, moreover, a consolation to pour into a sympathetic ear my worries about my
growing
unpopularity
with the director.
11
He said the ugly legislative process had contributed to the bill's
growing
unpopularity
,
which also has faced heavy and unified Republican criticism.
12
There were other causes for the
growing
unpopularity
of the King and of his Ministers, but the first was their policy of peace.
13
He gave dismaying details, terribly anxious all the while lest his chief should attribute to his incompetence the
growing
unpopularity
of the Cure.
14
The government is already claiming the victory as a vote of confidence of its performance, despite a series of polls showing its
growing
unpopularity
.
15
Lord Althorp, who had kept the Liberals together, was transferred to the House of Lords, and the
growing
unpopularity
of the Whigs did the rest.