The Lady's companion, the Chevalier, was opening the case of the lodestone resonator, and, curiosity overcoming resentment, Lyra watched to see what he did.

Some Difficulty Ahead For all the cable companies' planning and substantial investments, some executives warn that cable executives may not appreciate how far they will need to go to overcome public resentment over past rate increases and unreliable service.

To the Editor: Some Democratic Party leaders say Al Gore "would have to overcome deep resentment" to secure the party's nomination in 2004, while others assert that Mr. Gore is "entitled" to the nomination because of the 2000 election fiasco (front page, Aug. 9).

Curiosity overcame resentment.

Toric was one such, but he slowly overcame chagrin and resentment.

But even if Depp can develop the perfect burr he will have to overcome resentment that another key Scottish role has gone to an overseas actor.

Rather, forgiveness essentially involves psychological change: it is "a case of overcoming resentment and vengefulness, of mastering anger and humiliation.

"The entire purpose of this march is to encourage and stimulate black men to overcome apathy and resentment and start making a difference."

It is an example of how common interests and the will for dialogue can overcome divisions and resentment, which might have been deemed impossible.

Democratic Party leaders said today that Al Gore would have to overcome deep resentment over his 2000 campaign for president - and catapult over a field of new faces running for the White House - if he wanted his party's nomination in 2004.