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Resentment has
healthy and
unhealthy aspects.
Alice MacLachlan writes "What we
resent reveals what it is we value, and what we have come to
expect (or hope) from...
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ignored Spanish authorities. The
British settlers who had
remained also
resented Spanish rule,
leading to a
rebellion in 1810 and the
establishment for...
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formed mostly by the
local conservative Catholic Slovene po****tion that
resented the
revolutionary violence of the partisans.
After the
Italian armistice...
- or 'nation' are
blatantly absurd. 'Colony' has
overtones that
would be
resented by both
communities and 'statelet'
sounds too patronizing,
though outsiders...
- government,
security forces, and
industrial employment in Kosovo.
Albanians resented these conditions and
protested against them in the late 1960s, calling...
- Haiti,
albeit for wages; however, many
Haitians were
marginalized and
resented the heavy-handed
manner in
which this was
enforced in the new nation's...
- 'freedom army'. The
harshness of ****anese
occupation forces made them more
resented than the
Dutch colonial rulers. In 1945, Bali was
liberated by the British...
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foreigners in a land
whose native inhabitants and
British rulers often resented their presence.
Their accounts of
Hinduism were
forged in physically, politically...
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exports from
Sweden were iron and copper. However, the
Swedes began to
resent the
monopoly trading position of the
Hansa (mostly
consisting of German...
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Fyodor Kulakov. With an
ability to
outmanoeuvre rivals, some
colleagues resented his success. In
September 1956, he was
promoted First Secretary of the...
