Other times the attacks are more personal:In 2000 a discontented consultant, rejected for a job at a water treatment plant in Australia, remotely hacked into a sewage treatment system and released 264, 000 gallons of raw sewage into rivers and parks.

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The Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham was set up in the UK in 2011 in a move strongly supported by the last Pope, Benedict XVI, to allow discontented former Anglicans a place within the Catholic Church where they could preserve elements of their "Anglican patrimony".

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The worst thing a team can do is engage a discontented player, especially through the media.

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In the north-west, the West Nile Liberation Front, a mixture of discontented Ugandans and Congolese plus Rwandan Hutus, is causing problems.

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Joan Allen plays a nameless and discontented scientist living in London.

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After all, France is a country seemingly typified by a splendid, 700-room Baroque palace built by a decadent king, the site where the royal family fled in the 18th century when the populace grew discontented with the wealthy. (Sense a pattern?) And my, the country still boosts a great deal of wealth today.

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Her pitch works both on discontented leftists who see Spain's regions as a driver of inequality and on former PP voters worried that their party has shifted too far right.

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