disaffected

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There is also little sign of co-ordination among different disaffected groups.
至今也沒有跡象顯示不同的不滿群體之間開始互相協(xié)作。
And all this from a company started in the 1890s by disaffected railroad worker Warren Bechtel.
而這一切都起源于一個(gè)心有不滿的鐵路工人，沃倫柏克德在1890年創(chuàng)建了公司。
Rennard’s parents were among four hundred claimants in a lawsuit brought against Scientology by disaffected members in 1987; the case was thrown out of court the following year, for lack of evidence.
1987年，憤憤不平的信徒們將山達(dá)基告上了法庭，雷納德的父母就在四百名索賠者之中，第二年這件案子因缺乏證據(jù)，法庭不予考慮。

Some are made up of disaffected members of the regional terror group Jemaah Islamiyah, who feel it has become too passive.
"It is a clear sign that the Tea Party movement has some lasting staying power, that is has an ability to galvanize disaffected voters, and not only did Rand Paul win in Kentucky, but a Tea Party candidate won in a House race in Louisville, defeating another establishment candidate."

These include fighters from Hamas and Islamic Jihad, and armed and disaffected youngsters from Fatah.
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The majority who are still disaffected will express their dismay but in less immediately measureable fashions.
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Disaffected people no longer fully support something such as an organization or political ideal which they previously supported.