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The remorse associated with some extreme shopping activity may be, again, a sign of some deeper disquiet.
en.wikipedia.org His appointment caused disquiet both because he was only 35 and because he was already showing marked signs of eccentricity.
en.wikipedia.org Some critics found the subject matter immoral, others complained of its excessive sentimentality, and others were disquieted by its apparent sympathy with the revolutionaries.
en.wikipedia.org Though she loves freely, she is disquieted when people actually fall in love with her since she can't give them what they desire.
en.wikipedia.org The appointed party may choose to either suppress disquiet or ignore it, depending upon the society's level of freedom of expression and individual personal liberty.
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