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They might use the first ballot to express their anger at the government and discontent with the system, but they know that the FN is made up of incompetent extremists.
Ukrainians recoil, in anger and horror, at the very idea of dividing the nation.
Indeed, people and governments need to express their anger at the fact that no binding agreement was reached in Copenhagen, despite the willingness of many of those who were present.
Moreover, widespread anger over high war profits while men were being conscripted to risk their lives led many people, not just Americans, to start advocating for “wealth conscription.”
That would threaten Israel's peace treaties with Egypt and Jordan, as popular anger at Israel turns against pro-American regimes in the region.
While taking care not to anger northern voters by openly distancing himself from Shari'ah, Buhari pledges to uphold the nation's secular constitution.
Anti-austerity anger swept away the reform agenda of Mario Monti’s previous technocratic government, leaving Italy, its future uncertain, to continue muddling through.
Indeed, while the video is deplorable, its release – which occurred months ago – cannot account for anger against Western missions across the region.
Anger at these profits and bonuses only tends to increase the contagion of the story.
But for the poor, global disparities in wellbeing, seen against the background of human similarity, fuel anger and opposition.
The biggest factor in this stunning upset was voter anger at the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
The appeal of groups like the Islamic State to young people reared in democratic countries highlights these societies’ growing disparities in educational and economic opportunity, which are breeding cynicism, resignation, and anger among those who find themselves locked out of the social elite.
By contrast, since the Bastille Day massacre in Nice – where an attacker, having received help from five men better described as criminals than as radical Islamists, barreled a truck into a crowd, killing 84 people, many of them children – the dominant feelings seem to be impotence and anger.
Min’s catchphrase has become “Where’s Mimi?”, because Walters has always seemed to avoid town hall meetings with constituents, even before growing anti-Trump anger made such occasions especially awkward for Republicans.
Yet, because Macron had cut himself off from the country’s “corps intermédiaires” – including mayors, regional representatives, and trade unions – it took him far too long to see that the anger in France’s provinces, small towns, and rural areas was coming to a boil.
Sunni-ruled Saudi Arabia, the regional power competing most directly with Shia Iran for regional influence, feels left out by the incipient rapprochement with the Islamic Republic, to the point of refusing a seat on the United Nations Security Council to express its leaders’ anger.
The focus of that anger has been the massive and unwise financial-sector bonuses.
The cash-strapped government is slashing the subsidies that large numbers of Angolans depend on, fueling popular anger and a sense that the petro-boom enriched only the elite, leaving everyone else worse off.
Today’s turmoil, however, is no longer driven by anger at foreign forces; instead, it marks a second phase of the de-colonization process: the assertion of the right of self-determination by peoples and tribes united only by a dictator’s yoke.
Indonesia’s anger, like Germany’s before it, at the gross breaches of their leaders’ privacy has not been feigned, and will not be short-lived.
In the current crisis, popular anger is – no surprise – directed against bankers.
They appear immovable until the moment they are evicted by popular anger.
Popular anger is channeled to the ballot box.
Those who are supposed to represent them should not ignore this anger and frustration any longer.
A better approach would have been to appoint a high-level committee to investigate the allegations – a strategy that Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has repeatedly employed to defuse public anger over corruption scandals.
When policymakers ignore losses in particular regions or sectors, the result is anger and social division – and negative views about the economy’s trajectory.
tweets, may assuage the anger of those left behind by the Reagan revolution, at least for a while.
With Trump, this dynamic exists within a single personality that is prone to violent, unpredictable swings between openness and anger.
For many French, status anxiety, economic anger, and fear of terrorism are far more salient.
Now it is up to these elites to respond effectively to the causes of popular anger, or risk facing the eventual emergence of anti-establishment movements, like their American and European counterparts.
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