11.   By late in the week, with popular discontent rising, the damage caused by the partisanship seemed to impress even some politicians.

12.   Chavez himself rose to power on a wave of popular discontent with the deterioration of real incomes and basic public services such as health, education, and justice.

13.   Deep rumblings of popular discontent here are stirring fears that France could be headed for another of the political explosions that have frequently dotted its history.

14.   For there is a distinct possibility that steps toward openness and accountability will only create even greater pressure on the floodgates of popular discontent.

15.   He promised to pay attention to the popular discontent indicated by the vote.

16.   In a bid to blunt popular discontent, the Caldera administration has mounted an extensive public relations campaign to sell its economic reforms to the people.

17.   In a way, he is trying to ride popular discontent as much as to lead it.

18.   In both countries, the United States is intentionally contributing to popular discontent with tough economic sanctions.

19.   Inflation spirals, unemployment rises and the issue of oil becomes a flash-point of popular discontent.

20.   Indeed, popular discontent is bound to accelerate as both Democrats and Republicans intensify their campaign fund-raising this summer.