The early Confucian worry about yuan (resentment) by Sung, Winnie

“…This article focuses on a psychological phenomenon discussed by the early Confucian: yuan 怨, which is often translated as “resentment”, “grievance”, “lament”, or “complaint”. …”
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Populist attitudes, subjective social status, and resentment in Italy by Melli, G, Scherer, S

“…However, low social resentment can partially absorb the effect of low status. …”

How to Hold a Grudge : From Resentment to Contentment- the Power of Grudges to Transform Your Life / by Hannah, Sophie, 1971- author 649175

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Measurement of stress evolution in pulse-reverse electrochemical deposition using Micro-Raman Spectroscopy by Yang, Qi Hua

“…Nowadays, copper deposit is extensively used in microelectronic applications, because the electroplated copper exhibits excellent electrical conductivity along with high hardness. in the resent literature, it is known that copper electroplated with pulse reverse current produces larger hardness than that by DC (direct current) plating or PC (pulse current)plating. …”
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Towards understanding genome regulation via high-resolution analysis of chromatin accessibility by Dai, L

“…<p>Next generation sequencing has been used to in functional genomics to rep- resent specific aspects of chromatin structure, DNA-protein interactions and the epigenome, enriching the knowledge of the non-coding genome which plays significantly roles in gene regulation but is vaguely understood. …”

Pakistan 2012 : dicing with its own future by Sajjad Ashraf

“…Pakistan is rent by regional resentment, ethnic-linguistic divisions and provincial enmities, while stuck in a quagmire of criminality and terrorism. …”
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The NEP and UMNO's political hegemony. by Choo, Jun Fei.

“…The racial conflict was largely caused by inter-ethnic resentment brought about by unequal distribution of national wealth concentrated mainly in the hands of the minority Chinese. …”
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Must refugees be grateful? by Buxton, R, Gibney, MJ

“…We conclude by suggesting that, once we take account of those features, resentment rather than gratitude often seems a more apt response by refugees to their asylum state.…”

Human nature, after all: affective realism in Russian foreign policy by Edinger, H

“…Around 2007, the quality and intensity of their affective disposition towards the West shifted from resentment to contempt, favouring yet more assertive policies. …”

Of blood and belonging: the practice of antiretroviral treatment among HIV-positive youth in South Africa's Eastern Cape by Vale, B

“…Yet these pursuits were often deeply ambivalent, as discipline, blame, and resentment often came encased in the terms of care. …”