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The leader's decline in popularity is causing disquiet among supporters.
On the other hand, there was considerable disquiet about how such beliefs might be upheld.
Governments pay attention to the effects of policies on economic performance because labour disquiet and disinvestment are likely to arise otherwise.
Its doom-laden atmosphere does not preclude contemplative passages, but the implacability of its gradual build-up into a massive climax is memorably disquieting.
This is a disquieting thought when one considers how many judgements and assessments are based on verbal responses.
A final, more tentative, theme in that same capitalist press was that the affair contained disquieting intimations of a challenge or threat to civilization itself.
The potential for disarticulation between democracy at the grassroots and for the nation remains disquieting.
When the apologies are credible, that is, they comprise punishment and increases in monitoring of the government, they reduce labour disquiet and production disinvestment.
By contrast, his response to his anxiety over guilt was more varied and his disquiet seemed more untameable.
