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This is aggravating the disillusionment with democracy among young people, he said.
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Yet he also took advantage of widespread disillusionment with established political groups.
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The first experiment passes off without accident; the second results in disillusionment.
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Scholes left the job on Thursday, citing disillusionment with his working conditions.
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ANALYSIS:As HG Wells might have put it, the great disillusionment has begun.
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The figures match or exceed the previous high-water mark of public disenchantment.
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They also tend to have high error rates, leading to user disenchantment.
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Watergate may now be one of the lesser causes of popular disenchantment.
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His disenchantment is spreading to supporters who booed at the final whistle.
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They are its victims: the victims of disgust, of disenchantment-oftenof remorse.
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Clearly, disillusion with Japan's establishment has reached new depths since the disasters.
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The experience of the previous night had some hand in this disillusion.
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It is the cult of the pessimist, the gentle malice of disillusion.
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But those who dream the possible will, very possibly, suffer real disillusion.
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Under the sky of Paris and its cold light the disillusion began.
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The shadow of disillusion crept into his bright dream and clouded it.
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Quinette didn't want to disillusion her, so she confirmed this idyllic picture.
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The disillusion of such a meeting is too great to be pleasurable.
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Only be prepared for another disillusion when you get the wall down.
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He had only given her seven days of bitter disappointment and disillusion.
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I should like, some day, to meet the writer and disillusion her.
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She has driven us, naked and ashamed, into the desert of disillusion.
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Nothing save a sight of the Count would, I feared, disillusion them.
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For this romance, and the disillusion she had suffered, Innocent loved her.
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The word disillusion can then be used justifiably, that of pollution, never.
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Rita made no attempt to disillusion them, recognizing that it must fail.
