DAKAR Senegal s people are deeply disenchanted.

Disenchanted, he left this master too.

Most of us live in a secular, liberal, disenchanted world.

Foreigners and residents might well grow disenchanted with the currency of an economy with these characteristics.

The second act of the Greek tragedy will cast desperate Greeks against angry and disenchanted Europeans elsewhere.

They had been using nonviolence for about two years but had grown disenchanted since nobody was paying attention.

It is unimportant that many European Muslims are just as disenchanted and secular as their non Muslim fellow citizens.

Public opinion seems disenchanted with a democracy incapable of offering tangible solutions to problems, the flu crisis being the most recent example.

But it is difficult to predict whether such a division of labor with the disenchanted former Social Democrat Oskar Lafontaine will be possible.

This presents an inauspicious situation for young people, who may become disenchanted with education as few employment opportunities exist for the highly skilled.

Many Governments, disenchanted with the limited growth dynamics generated by public sector led industrial development, have turned to stimulating private initiative through far reaching deregulation programmes.

This much has not changed in the last year the SDR still is not an attractive option for central banks disenchanted with the dollar and the euro.

When disenchanted middle class voters take to the streets, Latin America s leaders will have to explain to them why better schools and trains tomorrow require saving more today.

While interning at Netscape, Ross became disenchanted with the browser he was working on and the direction given to it by America Online, which had recently purchased Netscape.

Much of the public is disenchanted by the instability caused by fractious and corrupt parliamentary leaders and by the Maoist insurgency, which has cost 12,000 lives in nine years.

Essentially, the young men s stories are not so different from America s home grown lone wolves, typically white and equally disenchanted, who have so often shed blood in the US.

In that sense, regardless of the wealth of some men, mankind will never be rich while we remain disinherited. dislocated and disenchanted. (A 36 PV.53, pp. 22 and 23 25)

And when Florida s voters are disenchanted about the economy, they do not riot outside the state capital they put pressure on their representatives in Congress to push for changes in federal policies.

Indeed, even under the Constitutional Treaty, all states know that their partners have the express right to withdraw if they should ever become sufficiently disenchanted or come to look upon the EU as a bad bargain.

Now the public is increasingly disenchanted with the DPJ, which it expected to jump start Japanese politics. But instead of that happening, the country faces the grotesque revival of a domestic variant of the Cold War structure.

Some experts believe the terrorist organizations have carried out such operations in territories of those countries, with the twofold objectives of eliminating the disenchanted elements and disrupting the relations of the Islamic Republic of Iran with the concerned countries.

Now that Putin s people have left their predecessors neo liberal ideas behind and feel disenchanted with the ex KGB clique, the task is to recreate an omnipresent political party that controls the security services, the administration, business, and much else.

The second act of the Greek tragedy will cast desperate Greeks against angry and disenchanted Europeans elsewhere. Only at the climax will we know whether the effort to delay the inevitable contributed to undermining the idea of Europe for the current generation. nbsp