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 1   1  |                                I. Discontent: a Conflagration Sweeping
 2   1  |   meanings with a single impulse: Discontent.~ ~
 3   1,1|                                   Discontent with a Capital "D"~ ~We
 4   1,1|          capital "D" because this discontent is one toward which all
 5   1,1|   national, economic and cultural discontent converge. Having accumulated
 6   1,1|      world for many decades, this discontent is represented in the indolent
 7   1,1|           This has been the total discontent‑albeit mute and paralytic‑
 8   1,1|    concubinage. This has been the discontent of someone whose children
 9   1,1|      education. This has been the discontent in the workplace, where
10   1,1|        the misery. There has been discontent, above all, because everywhere
11   1,1|       becomes an all encompassing discontent against the communist regime,
12   1,1|        truly the case to speak of Discontent. It is probably the most
13   1,1|       most encompassing and total discontent of all time.~ ~
14   1,2| widespread transformation of this discontent into revolutions and civil
15   3,3|          seem to think. Fueled by Discontent, the masses will necessarily
16   3,3|  resources? Then, the outburst of Discontent would have occurred sooner,
17   3,6|          victory of this gigantic Discontent still hangs in balance.
18   3,6|     several other focal points of Discontent. Admittedly, these successive
19   3,6|           mask of peace upon this Discontent‑the cadaverous peace of