dissatisfaction in the PONS Dictionary

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he wrote in expressing his dissatisfaction with recent programming
obratio se pismom izražavajući svoje nezadovoljstvo najnovijom programskom šemom

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Eventually, their unrest and dissatisfaction was what led to the nullification crisis.
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Dissatisfaction with these failures was expressed violently, and the government response was just as violent.
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He remained a member until 1981, citing his increasing dissatisfaction with the whimsical vocally-based direction that the band was taking as his reason for leaving.
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Such perceived inequality may cause dissatisfaction, mistrust and result in unfair practices.
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And there was a basic dissatisfaction with me, as he put it.
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Indigenous groups have also expressed dissatisfaction that the constitution does not give local communities veto power over projects affecting their land.
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The budget escalated as various directors and writers got involved in the production, and actors expressed dissatisfaction with the project.
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They also examined the possibility of acquiring their own diesel locomotives because of dissatisfaction with the service provided by others for engineering trains.
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Dissatisfaction with the system had become pervasive by the early 1980s, and both scientists and political leaders agreed on the necessity for fundamental reform.
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To a large extent, the revolution of 1930 reflected a dissatisfaction with the political control exercised by the old oligarchies.
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