Americans aren't annoyed only by the economy; they're annoyed with one another.
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I was annoyed with him and annoyed with the situation—I was ready!
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So Annoyed So Annoyed: Let me hop onto the bandwagon here concerning group texts.
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Then the doctors get annoyed at the nurses and the nurses get annoyed at the doctors.
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Scully seems annoyed with Luce, as a music instructor might be annoyed with a star pupil.
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A drunk Dorinda becomes annoyed over the fact that Bethenny is annoyed everyone is late for dinner.
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And for some people, realizing that you're annoyed can make you even more annoyed, which is... awesome.
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His tendency to be chatty — even during battles — either annoyed or delighted you (it probably annoyed you).
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I was growing annoyed in that way adults get annoyed when things don't go according to plan.
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It annoyed me the rest of that day, and many days after, and recalling it now, I'm annoyed again.
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The day we switch from being annoyed by commercials to being annoyed by all the stuff between the commercials. Football?
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I could tell she was annoyed I wouldn't talk, and even more annoyed she had to bring me in the first place.
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WM: The person that I am once again annoyed by — I mean, and this is, I shouldn't say annoyed...Janis Joplin's Pearl.
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I'm annoyed by the look and feeling of screen protectors, and I'm especially annoyed by the air bubbles that can get trapped underneath.
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Early in season two, I began to relate to Elektra — but I wasn't just annoyed with Murdock, I was annoyed with Daredevil in general.
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Standing between his own car and Keener's car, the young man stared at the ground, clearly annoyed but also trying not to appear annoyed.
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Trump 'annoyed' Privately, Trump was "annoyed" at the confusion, a senior administration official said, one of the rare instances in which Haley has drawn his ire.
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One night, after feeling particularly annoyed with my time-wasting habit (but also not annoyed enough to stop), I felt the need to share my self-loathing with the world.
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" She was, she added, "very annoyed about this issue.
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Looked a bit annoyed ... but still polite as ever.
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I was really annoyed — not that I showed it.
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And while I grew a bit annoyed at how many seemingly useless red herring items are in the game, I was doubly annoyed at how cavalier the game is with your inventory.
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I remember genuinely believing that men were better and I remember a really distinct feeling of being annoyed by the emotional vulnerability of women and being annoyed by the weakness of it.
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How annoyed will you be during Mercury retrograde this month?
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Annoyed about looking up directions or hate sending rote emails?
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Be annoyed as much as you want with Nazi practices.
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I think it was Purim and people were getting annoyed.
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I'm low-key annoyed — the gym is my "me" time.
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All of those can irritate your already annoyed digestive system.
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But though she was annoyed, Frankel wasn't upset with Medley.
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I'm not the only one that Square's approach has annoyed.
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The paramedics were really annoyed they had to be there.
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Jenny, for her part, seemed annoyed at her parents' distress.
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But because they're awful, they also hate to be annoyed.
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She finally got annoyed, and dropped Raymond with considerable force.
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He's right to be annoyed: Why waste all that pizza?!
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It annoyed people — like, 'She does this thing at night.
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I'm slightly annoyed, but I know it's not his fault.
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Valentino and Belle's voices are equal parts scolding and annoyed.
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Naturally millennials on Twitter are pretty annoyed by the release.
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The colonel, annoyed, points at him and barks something harsh.
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She admits that kind of creativity sometimes annoyed her contractors.
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At first I was annoyed, but it smelled quite nice.
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I am so annoyed; flaking is my biggest pet peeve.
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My housemates look annoyed because they were trying to sleep.
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If you're annoyed by Gmail's cluttered design, you're not alone.
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What does Trump do when he feels constrained and annoyed?
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Clinton be annoyed by constant, nagging pressure from her left?
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Do you ever get annoyed with all the flute memes?
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It isn't just Kim who is annoyed by Kourtney's indecision.
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Everyone, including myself, was super annoyed by the Whaboom guy.
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Machines you don't get annoyed at because they are stupid.
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He's annoyed and annoying, and within that lies Sandler's allure.
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But the English are still nearby, and they are annoyed.
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Edwards is annoyed with him, assuming it's in his head.
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She seems annoyed when she realizes I want to leave.
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Kendall is annoyed and makes no effort to hide it.
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Also, I work really well when I'm depressed or annoyed.
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To which an unphased —but definitely annoyed — Gibson said nothing.
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Mr Arora's free rein to back startups particularly annoyed shareholders.
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Mrs May's delay on Hinkley has clearly annoyed China's leaders.
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Am I justified in being annoyed by this backdoor invitation?
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And frankly, it annoyed the heck out of the press.
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"My daughters get very annoyed by the pictures," he said.
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I am thoroughly annoyed with my day at this point.
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People here are annoyed by the bad situation in Aleppo.
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Flight attendants get annoyed when you order Diet Coke, too.
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He was annoyed by a guy taking potshots at him.
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And they wouldn't even be sad, they'd just be annoyed.
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I annoyed him a bit, so he pushed it away.
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"That's my new word to be annoyed by," she responded.
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And I've annoyed most people who spend time with me.
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Life's too short to get annoyed by things like that.
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And do doctors ... Are doctors ... You're annoyed by the internet.
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"No, I'm never annoyed by it," Barton told Vanity Fair.
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Hales is noticeably annoyed and somewhat shaking from the experience.
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One is delighted to be there; the other, extremely annoyed.
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Annoyed, he grabs his coat and heads towards the door.
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She didn't look angry or annoyed, but just downright miserable.
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As such, it annoyed a lot of readers, especially women.
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They may be annoyed, but spreading hygiene beats spreading disease.
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"You don't have much time to get annoyed," she said.
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The fans weren't the only ones annoyed by the decision.
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Most homeowners would be annoyed at how long it's taking.
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"I was mostly annoyed at first, quite honestly," he said.
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PC: Can I tell you something that really annoyed me?
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You'll be annoyed in no time, just like old times!
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She venmos me the difference, but I'm still mildly annoyed.
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"They don't mean anything," I told him, disgusted and annoyed.
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It was seemingly an understandable defeat, but Jones seemed annoyed.
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It was seemingly an understandable defeat, but Jones seemed annoyed.
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Then she paused and shook her head, annoyed with herself.
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I feel guilty and uncomfortable, but also angry and annoyed.
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A man in a powder blue sport coat looks annoyed.
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Proust is annoyed at the way Sondra spells her name.
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Though I'm still annoyed with the endless absence of Tyrell.
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Tonight brings some frustrating conversations, so expect to get annoyed.
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He would release a record, get annoyed by the fact no one bought it, try to change...get annoyed if it was successful for the wrong reasons, then parody his audience for their ignorance.
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Or perhaps Sanders has become the candidate of disaffected Democrats — and that includes both the people who are annoyed with Obama for being too moderate and those annoyed with him for being too liberal.
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Eventually, all this pain will go away — in the meanwhile, we'll be stuck waiting and getting annoyed with these systems and getting annoyed with ourselves for being so frustrated by such a small thing.
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"I am pretty annoyed with Campbox so far," the reviewer concluded.
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We all have that relative who gets annoyed with the cat.
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Is anyone else as annoyed as I am at this point?
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Keep things low pressure; the mood may be anxious and annoyed.
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Somewhere else a dentist sat mildly annoyed at the empty chair.
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The ppl of JC are super annoyed & bummed and r bailing.
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Some Clinton boosters were visibly annoyed at the intransigent Sanders supporters.
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This caused her "to become alarmed and annoyed," the document says.
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His annoyed "d'oh" (+13) was added to the Merriam-Webster dictionary.
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Buddy Rasmussen was busy, if also slightly annoyed with his lover.
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I'm too annoyed to fight for a quarter and accept it.
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I was annoyed because I was half asleep, but I listened.
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He was probably annoyed by me, but it was an honor.
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The things we notice, appreciate, or get annoyed by will shift.
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It annoyed Jana that she never put it up for performance.
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I'm still annoyed about the whole condom thing – who does that??
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I am annoyed that they did not take the primary seriously.
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Once I've thoroughly annoyed him with tool puns, I head home.
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You're tired, hungry, and annoyed at yourself for letting things slide.
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Thankfully not enough to impact the roads, but I'm still annoyed.
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"I'm annoyed right now because ..." is a good sentence to finish.
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So, instead of making him more annoyed, I took him back.
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I'd read a whole book about how much he annoyed everyone.
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Too many choices and screens and they feel overwhelmed and annoyed.
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Yes, an annoyed Leslie Jones is apparently scarier than a demogorgon.
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Lewandowski appeared annoyed with the request and reportedly rolled his eyes.
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You might be annoyed by Oppo's duplicate apps to Android's, though.
|
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Of course, I felt happy, but annoyed at the same time.
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Also funny: The sensates are slightly annoyed by their plaintive buddy.
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Bush got extremely annoyed when he was pressed on the issue.
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Instead, he responded with a series of dismissive but annoyed tweets.
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It's harder to get annoyed at Vogue, because that's an organization.
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Annoyed, I followed her all the way to the fitting rooms.
|
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Heller likely didn't change his mind only because of annoyed billionaires.
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You'll be really annoyed if you fall out of the loop.
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"Let Sampaoli say whatever he wants," said the striker, visibly annoyed.
|
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Some people, especially non-U240 fans, felt pretty violated or annoyed.
|
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A few seemed annoyed that I would even ask the question.
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Nordberg expected restaurant-goers were annoyed by her son's emotional breakdown.
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She doesn't want people to think that she's mad or annoyed.
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People will be in a shitty mood, feeling inflexible and annoyed.
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I'm not shy about letting customers know when they've annoyed me.
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They finally got annoyed, and I got in contact with them.
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Orr, meanwhile, occasionally glances back at Smith, with an annoyed look.
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Tonight you'll get super annoyed if you're around flakey, unorganized people.
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Luther was annoyed by the delay, but he didn't waste time.
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The officer, she said, had a gun and an "annoyed" expression.
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Probably not, unless you're trying to convey being annoyed or upset.
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And yes, we're still annoyed that Matthew Perry won't be there.
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If I have to do it twice, I'm kind of annoyed.
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I just had to eat a cookie to stop being annoyed.
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It had annoyed her and of course she did not reply.
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She would not be annoyed, not with Ivanka to witness it.
|
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Already, Cubs hitters seem to have been annoyed a couple times.
|
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Which makes me extra annoyed because Bran could just solve everything.
|
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Mars and Neptunes clash today, finding you irritable and annoyed, Capricorn.
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There's always someone annoyed somewhere about everything that is going on.
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And by doing that he has annoyed quite a few people.
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Stay cool and don't get too annoyed by delays and miscommunications.
|
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My daughter is often annoyed over things I say or do.
|
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"Everyone is annoyed because we'd already had one today," she said.
|
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Europeans are annoyed that he has threatened to withdraw from NATO.
|
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But yes, I used to get more annoyed by all this.
|
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As he told the story, he seemed neither annoyed nor angry.
|
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Ms. Bonet shook her head no; her husband was visibly annoyed.
|
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Anglophones who didn't speak French were annoyed at feeling left out.
|
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Their current mood is wistful, but also annoyed and sometimes threatened.
|
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I am equal parts mad at myself and annoyed with FedEx.
|
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"Who couldn't have been a little annoyed by that?" asked Sen.
|
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"I annoyed Lucy to the point of loving me," he said.
|
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It just annoyed me that somebody said I wasn't allowed to.
|
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Anything goes, even if fellow passengers are annoyed by the smells.
|
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She is visibly annoyed that the cheese is not pre-shredded.
|
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I am annoyed when I am asked if I have grandchildren.
|
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It was the Friday before Memorial Day, and Errazuriz was annoyed.
|
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Still, you get annoyed when ppl don't reply within 10 seconds.
|
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This practice occasionally annoyed me, until Neil, Olivia and Drucilla arrived.
|
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"Yes we are annoyed — to be honest with you," she said.
|
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" For example, instead of saying, "You make me so annoyed when you're always late," you would say, "I feel annoyed and upset when I'm waiting on you and am kept in the dark about your whereabouts.
|
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"I hope the Dutch can get over their chagrin and say: 'Yes, we are annoyed with Europe, we are annoyed with this Dutch government, but we will still support Ukraine," said Dutch Finance Minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem.
|
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I am so annoyed, but also always get stuck with the work.
|
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But as the messages kept rolling in, Kono got annoyed—then worried.
|
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I just feel annoyed and confused that the thing is so fragile.
|
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I'm always annoyed by how expensive everything is at Whole Foods, though.
|
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First, you're kind of surprised and a little annoyed when nobody notices.
|
|
She was just also pretty annoyed about the Mexico trip being canceled.
|
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If setting up Ikea's smart devices was flawless I'd be less annoyed.
|
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It's a complete mess and some of the members are getting annoyed.
|
|
I don't know — this could be why people get annoyed with me.
|
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But it's not clear if Capuano's public statements about civility annoyed Waters.
|
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Zeus, annoyed with their dissatisfaction, sends a hydra that eats them all.
|
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Mujey was only annoyed that the case was dragging on so long.
|
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For instance, he gets annoyed when people mix up barbecuing and grilling.
|
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Instead, I was annoyed that the whole mess had woken me up.
|
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"Sometimes it feels she's annoyed to be hanging with us," Kyle said.
|
|
Reebok, the athletic shoe company, was similarly annoyed by this sexist exchange.
|
|
This has left customers annoyed and Ryanair with a public-relations problem.
|
|
My boyfriend is understandably annoyed, but we smooth things over pretty quickly.
|
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I'm annoyed because I always end up spending more than we discuss.
|
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She may have been annoyed, but she didn't show it on air.
|
|
People get too annoyed when I point out what is scientifically possible.
|
|
The weapons dealer is also hilariously annoyed with all of his goons.
|
|
As a viewer who was promised a rom-com, I was annoyed.
|
|
Having successfully infuriated Democrats, Mr Rauner has also annoyed plenty of Republicans.
|
|
"I'm kind of annoyed because I wish he would understand," Kim complains.
|
|
Other residents posting on Twitter were noticeably annoyed by the wailing alarms.
|
|
Often I tune out the first and get annoyed with the second.
|
|
Still, Jane Sanders is, like her husband, plainly annoyed by the speculation.
|
|
I was annoyed, but soldiered on, considering it a one-time occurrence.
|
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One thing's for sure ... Michael Jordan is gonna be annoyed by this.
|
|
We saw last week how annoyed Joe was with Liz's book learning.
|
|
It annoyed the men in the room, but I don't really care.
|
|
I was annoyed by these violent men and the women they sidelined.
|
|
Instead, I was annoyed when my editor suggested I could quit early.
|
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If you are annoyed by Be Like Bill, take the high road.
|
|
There's a new annoyed kitty in town and her name is Koyuki.
|
|
"I want to [have faith in Comey]," said a visibly annoyed Rep.
|
|
Some Republican leaders were "visibly annoyed by Ivanka's presence," the source said.
|
|
Handler: I get so annoyed when people say nobody loves Hillary Clinton.
|
|
People may get annoyed that you keep correcting them in casual conversation.
|
|
Jessie honks, and he seems annoyed as he gets in the car.
|
|
An hour before midnight, the President -- visibly annoyed -- announced he was done.
|
|
And, Jay (Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman) — poor, long-suffering Jay — is just annoyed.
|
|
Some people were annoyed when high winds hadn't hit by Wednesday night.
|
|
Trump was annoyed not be on the ground monitoring the news cycle.
|
|
City officials were surprised but not annoyed by the fuss, Shirai said.
|
|
Because I'd get annoyed when people didn't turn their ideas into action.
|
|
The office plan annoyed some bankers who wanted to keep their offices.
|
|
Annoyed by the never-ending stream of fake news on social media?
|
|
If my parents are annoyed with me, where am I to go?
|
|
Scheduling issues abound, avoid commuting if you don't want to get annoyed.
|
|
I don't get annoyed, but I do find it a little sad.
|
|
You're feeling annoyed, making impulsive decisions, and getting into fights with everyone.
|
|
The line is long and slow, and everyone around me is annoyed.
|
|
The crowd met every missed opportunity with annoyed yelling and disappointed gestures.
|
|
And I can't say I blamed my former roommates for being annoyed.
|
|
Palumbo: You ever walk down a city block and not get annoyed?
|
|
There's nothing to get annoyed about, even if you live in Jacksonville!
|
|
In contrast, Sanders too often seemed annoyed, irritated and, at times, angry.
|
|
Had we annoyed the driver of the other cab in some way?
|
|
Right, that they can't be irritated or annoyed and stuff like that.
|
|
And if your grandfather is a libertarian, he'll be annoyed as well.
|
|
It annoyed my friends, who thought I was being pretentious (I was).
|
|
Campaign staff are stretched thin, donors are annoyed, and volunteers are overworked.
|
|
Cable companies, cellphone carriers and airlines annoyed the greatest number of people.
|
|
And he's persistently annoyed by headlines and television coverage of his presidency.
|
|
And so he got annoyed at that, and I'm getting thrown out.
|
|
We have them in both bathrooms, which I was actually annoyed about.
|
|
But I kept my voice cool, trying to sound a little annoyed.
|
|
The point is, it's important to remain polite even when you're annoyed.
|
|
"I was super annoyed with one particular fact," he says of this.
|
|
He's already annoyed liberals by dismissing plans for state-run health care.
|
|
She texted Leo annoyed that people were making light of what happened.
|
|
I am so annoyed about it I talk to a social worker.
|
|
The savage people were undelighted; the K: of Spayne was insufficiently annoyed.
|
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Dog who likes to go on walks five times a day: annoyed.
|
|
The president was also annoyed by the Pentagon delay, one person said.
|
|
But when another officer arrived the following day, the friends became annoyed.
|
|
He also experimented with position changes that annoyed some of the veterans.
|
|
OK, so right off the bat we're annoyed by the show's title.
|
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" Chen added: "Eventually, I felt annoyed to the core of my heart.
|
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Drita says she's pissed and annoyed at losing out on the chance.
|
|
You agree to be disturbed and annoyed by the frequent pop-up ads.
|
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At first, the tables were turned; annoyed, they told him to stop calling.
|
|
You looked annoyed and vaguely freaked out, in an oedipal kind of way.
|
|
"I'm annoyed with them for not doing it – in a friend way, though!"
|
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I'm annoyed, because I had an Uber gift card, but haven't activated yet.
|
|
READMEThe all leather body will have you annoyed with metal and plastic competitors.
|
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Even though I read the message again and again, I was not annoyed.
|
|
The conversation annoyed him; he walked out of the store in a huff.
|
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I'm annoyed and stewing over it, but I really don't want to be.
|
|
And left every person sitting next to someone chomping on popcorn very annoyed.
|
|
My family got so annoyed that once my dad threw eggs at them.
|
|
But mostly, jammed in the middle seat like a child, she was annoyed.
|
|
But here I am, more on the fence than ever, and deeply annoyed.
|
|
By the end of the movie, the cheap jump scares only annoyed me.
|
|
And like Clinton, we all just had to sit there — frustrated and annoyed.
|
|
AUSTAN GOOLSBEE, PRESIDENT OBAMA&aposS FORMER CHIEF ECONOMIST: I am a little annoyed.
|
|
I don't feel bereft or annoyed every time I look at the screen.
|
|
Bianca is annoyed that she, too, has to come down to the station.
|
|
I felt annoyed at myself for putting even the slightest stock in it.
|
|
My student email doesn't work anymore and I'm a little annoyed about it.
|
|
Kalanick also annoyed his Silicon Valley brethren by joining Trump's economic advisory council.
|
|
But lately you've been second-guessing yourself and even feeling annoyed when complimented.
|
|
Of course, she was my sister so we kind of annoyed each other.
|
|
He was annoyed by this and confronted her when they eventually got home.
|
|
"You fit inside what I want to be," Cash tells an annoyed Zoey.
|
|
Go to reorder my usuals, but I'm annoyed at how expensive they are.
|
|
But when I did, they looked annoyed and strolled off without a word.
|
|
I was really annoyed, but I managed a bronze medal and I'm happy.
|
|
I was too shocked and annoyed and Canadian - so I avoided the confrontation.
|
|
"After the games, I'm annoyed by the losses," Lakers coach Byron Scott said.
|
|
"They get very annoyed with my apathetic approach to dating," Megow tells PEOPLE.
|
|
I was too shocked and annoyed and Canadian – so I avoided the confrontation.
|
|
I was mostly just annoyed that she always made a fuss over everything.
|
|
After Twitter updated its conversation format last week, annoyed users took to Mastodon.
|
|
Still, Henrique, a former supporter of late socialist leader Hugo Chavez, was annoyed.
|
|
Your parents got annoyed at you for spending too much time on it.
|
|
As the game goes on, Corden gets considerably more annoyed (and understandably so).
|
|
Expect to be annoyed at your schedule today—it's likely you'll play hooky.
|
|
Frankly, I hope I am not the only one really annoyed by this.
|
|
That annoyed activists—at the time, the United States had endorsed the coup.
|
|
When she started making the selections of the pieces ... KARA: You were annoyed!
|
|
"I'm fine," said Wright, who seemed annoyed to have to answer the question.
|
|
But the messing around also annoyed me, and the work wasn't as good.
|
|
But she, too, is annoyed by the way some teams govern their cheerleaders.
|
|
Some allies have been annoyed by the delays — and Biden's seemingly endless deliberations.
|
|
Beta gets so annoyed with Negan that he eventually leaves him for dead.
|
|
"They're calling for a ban on all oil production," Brown said, clearly annoyed.
|
|
A strong 83 percent of drivers said they've been annoyed by passengers, too.
|
|
Curry smiled and shook his head, annoyed that he had miscalculated the clock.
|
|
He grows annoyed when I don't push him back with words or ideas.
|
|
That left Greece and its allies among its EU partners annoyed at stalemate.
|
|
"This is why this investigation has to go quickly," a visibly annoyed Rep.
|
|
People were really, really annoyed with how "their betters" behaved during the war.
|
|
He's thinking about taking up smoking again, so enraged and annoyed is he.
|
|
I put on an annoyed face to counter the cross-eyed idiot face.
|
|
It's fun, but also it's extremely stupid, and I'm annoyed that it worked.
|
|
These folks were certainly annoyed when their devices inexplicably switched over to American.
|
|
Will you make passionate love, express yourself creatively, or get annoyed at everyone?
|
|
Trump, Wolff said, is probably "annoyed" at the publicity the book has received.
|
|
"There's at least one person who will be annoyed by this," he said.
|
|
The Americans keep getting knocked to the ground, and they're really getting annoyed.
|
|
If I go too slowly, they'll get annoyed and keep calling me over.
|
|
Like any veteran officer, Tulo gets annoyed with the rookies, Corporal Duncan said.
|
|
I'm very annoyed by the bigotry that was exposed through the Brexit process.
|
|
Elliot's behind the camera and you can see she's visibly annoyed with him.
|
|
You begin watching by feeling mildly amused, then uneasy, then annoyed, then unsettled.
|
|
STREB I'm moved when they're talking, and usually I'm annoyed when people talk.
|
|
He has surprised – and at times annoyed – his rivals with his staying power.
|
|
It's characteristic of a city that gets annoyed by attacks on its freedoms.
|
|
" Sounding annoyed, he responded, "Yes, people wear country shirts [and boots] at night!
|
|
Some reports have suggested that the friction has annoyed the president at times.
|
|
U.S. allies are annoyed, Europe debates funding and NASA is heading to Mars.
|
|
The fact that this annoyed me made me think I really needed meditation.
|
|
We've been annoyed after every episode this season, and this episode's no different.
|
|
She was, she said, annoyed that the disruption had made her train late.
|
|
A clearly annoyed QO ran after Faith_Bian, but was sandwiched by Wings Gaming.
|
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Instead, her coworker, perhaps rightfully, got annoyed by being dragged into this showdown.
|
|
Even if it does, you can bet that somebody's going to be annoyed.
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He gets very annoyed if someone uses something that was his idea originally.
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Sanders supporters, for their part, were annoyed at the complaints from Clinton backers.
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Kalanick also annoyed his Silicon Valley brothers by joining Trump's economic advisory council.
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Was Mr. Trump trolling Boeing because he was annoyed at its chief executive?
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"I was annoyed, but I was like, what can we do?" she said.
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I didn't love musicals at first—breaking into song annoyed me every time.
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Because Shuri is so beloved, some fans are annoyed at this new development.
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On the other hand, I totally get why the women were a little annoyed.
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Jason said he was more annoyed about what had happened compared to his son.
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Even a brief description gives an idea of why the film annoyed some Roma.
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At one point he sounded annoyed by the length of the drive to Manchester.
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Most will be returned, as usual, which I'm both annoyed and secretly glad about.
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You are annoyed by Jim Jordan&aposs questioning which you found to be badgering.
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Weren't you really annoyed that your ex-husband nominated your brother to be King?
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For some reason, I'm annoyed he lied in his bio, so I unmatch him.
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"The school paper, are you going out for it?" an already annoyed Paris replies.
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Some people get annoyed when their co-worker clips their nails at their desk.
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When a beta-test app crashes, you might be annoyed or lose some data.
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I try to watch John Wick but am quickly annoyed by AA's UX design.
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My husband and I make up with a kiss, but TBH I'm still annoyed.
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Kim is annoyed that her mother didn't communicate with Kanye about the Puma deal.
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Bankers are annoyed about the delay over completing Basel 3, because delay means uncertainty.
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If Apple's face scanner fails in any reasonably common scenario, people will get annoyed.
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Haha. You. Do you care that people are annoyed by your following and unfollowing?
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Kunis was just as annoyed as everyone else when the actor reached his peak.
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Corden, who had been playing like he was annoyed, finally joins in the fun.
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But should you pay $300 for the privilege of being annoyed by your earphones?
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That's why those articles annoyed me, because it had nothing to do with reality.
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Asked to explain his motivation, he told police that he was "annoyed" by politicians.
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I think the part that annoyed me most was the spreadsheet... who does that?!
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And he annoyed Brussels by inviting it to "go whistle" for its Brexit bill.
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I am annoyed and still stressed, so I end up eating nothing for lunch.
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He was not as annoyed as they were about the cold and constant snow.
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Warning: You may walk away from this slideshow feeling vexed, irritated, and...well, annoyed.
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I'm super annoyed I spent so much money on snacks and am still hungry.
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Ana, who is still raging at her after the party mishap, wakes up annoyed.
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Eventually everyone will either be too confused or too annoyed to continue the conversation.
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The place sounded very busy and she seemed annoyed that I would even ask.
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She seemed annoyed, as though she hadn't been included in this Vaknin power-play.
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Martha is annoyed with Bartosz and goes off on her own to Hannah's house.
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It's also not just Democrats who are annoyed CHIP hasn't been dealt with yet.
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I was annoyed, delirious, and beginning to lose faith in both art and humanity.
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"People kind of accept [the bears], but they're just a little annoyed," he said.
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"The silent majority is starting to get annoyed with what's going on," Sorbo continued.
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They're annoyed and note that no one wins when they split territory like this.
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Take misophonia, the genetically linked characteristic of getting annoyed by hearing other people chewing.
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We're annoyed, but also grateful for the food for thought, you absurdly rich man.
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Normally I'd be annoyed by noise in a movie theater but this was different.
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They're just extreme versions of things I'm annoyed or outraged about, in some way.
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"Perhaps I am annoyed with the hype surrounding [Epic] at the moment," Diaz said.
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I largely Tweet about tech and Stanford football, people get annoyed on the weekends.
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Apple privacy features have also annoyed people and companies at other companies, including rivals.
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Thousands of other Britons working in Brussels face upheaval and are also very annoyed.
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Their querulous, hostile or annoyed faces recur in her work from the late 1950s.
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She tags along reluctantly to the magic shop with an annoyed Buffy and Giles.
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YES. I'M AFRAID THE'YRE COMPREHENSIVELY ANNOYED RATHER THAN SELECTIVELY, BUT THAT'S THEIR PREROGATIVE, TOO.
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"Here, taste it — I don't have any diseases," he said, looking slightly annoyed again.
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All this underscores that Republicans are skittish, annoyed and frustrated, particularly in the Senate.
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Yes, I'm also annoyed that doesn't count for Amazon Prime's free two-day shipping.
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Witnessing the scene, Susan E. Rice, the national security adviser, looked baffled and annoyed.
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"(Chinese policy makers) are increasingly annoyed and angered by North Korea's behavior," Mitter said.
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The decision of the party to recruit Lee has deeply annoyed some party members.
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And what really annoyed me the most is the lack of respect towards women.
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"Maybe they'll get it now," she says, managing to sound both amused and annoyed.
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The problem here is that two annoyed spouses have found kinship with each other.
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To be "salty" is to be annoyed, upset, or bitter, usually about something minor
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Resistance to his instruction that detectives should record interrogations in murder investigations annoyed him.
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He simultaneously annoyed, intrigued and compelled his audience to pay attention to his work.
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She had annoyed the President earlier that day with a question about Michael Cohen.
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He didn't sound surprised or annoyed—rather, he was obliged to correct a misapprehension.
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Photo: Raul Marrero (Gizmodo)This really annoyed me in ways that I'll struggle express.
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And the result is often sloppy, ungrammatical writing that leaves readers annoyed or appalled.
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You're less fascinated than annoyed, and you tend not to hear what's being said.
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"Is he annoyed at [Republican] leadership, yeah, I think he probably is," Mulvaney said.
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Some chin-strokers are getting annoyed that it's in the mainstream, but so what?
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I get annoyed when people say it's R&B because it's not that simple.
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But sometimes I can immediately tell if I'm going to get annoyed with someone.
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The SCLC leaders were annoyed about that, because it hadn't been planned in advance.
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"He was annoyed that they didn't have the test results yet," Mr. Faraldo said.
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Croatia seems a little annoyed, and a little out of sorts, after the goal.
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France Dispatch SAINT-PIERRE-D'OLÉRON, France — The rooster was annoyed and off his game.
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Or are you annoyed, filled with dread and wish you could run and hide?
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DNC officials were annoyed by accusations that they were biased in favor of Clinton.
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"I remember being intensely annoyed," said Ms. Higgins, who declined to name the lawmaker.
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But his credit of Mr. Trump for the spending increases has annoyed European leaders.
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The texts have even annoyed some of Mr. Cruz's supporters at recent campaign events.
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But odds are also good that, even if a bit annoyed, you are reassured.
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She has a boyfriend, but she's been getting annoyed at him a lot lately.
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Dear Heloise: I'm annoyed by all the social media birthday fundraiser requests people promote.
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"The decision off the tee was what I was most annoyed about," he said.
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Or maybe the annoyed motorist in the Nissan Rogue was just late for brunch.
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They seemed annoyed that I was there and motioned for me to step outside.
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He has been known to sigh audibly or look skyward when annoyed by questions.
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It always annoyed him — "the same charges and allegations over and over," Buell said.
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Judge Rudolph Contreras, who appeared visibly annoyed by the administration's delays this week, agreed.
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Economists can get annoyed by claims that goods trade has dragged down overall inflation.
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India is annoyed by China's $53bn surplus in the $96bn trade between the two.
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But apparently annoyed by his unconventional methods, Mr. Cohen's lawyers are fighting his request.
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He cared, he said, about only two things: what annoyed bears and what didn't.
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And that has annoyed the fanbase — even while it's undeniably working for the ratings.
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The attack annoyed Buttigieg and his supporters, who accused Biden of belittling smaller cities.
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But about five minutes in I start to smell pot and immediately get annoyed.
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This annoyed some left-wing dog lovers — why make money from this president's gibberish?
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An annoyed Mr. L'Eplattenier was still waiting for the payment as shooting got underway.
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Even if you play this perfectly, your boss may still be annoyed with you.
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A visibly annoyed President Donald Trump faced reporters at the White House on Friday.
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How does their nonverbal and verbal communication change when they are upset or annoyed?
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Vindman didn't say who the second person was, and Jordan and Nunes remained annoyed.
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He was "annoyed" and "upset," his daughters, Terri Van Keuren and Pamela Farrell, said.
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In my experience, everyone, including candidates and average voters, is annoyed by this question.
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Many will be annoyed to discover it's not the film the trailer is selling.
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Incredibly annoyed and feel ripped off by the lack of streaming quality w/ #CBSAllAccess.
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The rapist is confounded and annoyed: He rapes to dominate women, not obey them.
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"Erica, I can tell you're annoyed right now," Lemonis says, to which Barrett agrees.
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"I was a little annoyed, especially of the way people took photographs," she said.
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My wife was busy with the phone and annoyed that I was bothering her.
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In my experience, everyone, including candidates and average voters, is annoyed by this question.
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In the end, all disappointed and annoyed me with their failures in these areas.
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Then, top Republicans were, by turns, annoyed, bemused, and reflective when talking about Trump.
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Our sources say he's especially annoyed RCA/Sony won't provide money for music videos.
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And he seems annoyed by the current political conversation around big tech and privacy.
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Randall is instantly annoyed about his wife's "getting her freak on" with a Live dancer.
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" The Standard Hotel's vignette comes with a fake user review: "At first I was annoyed.
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"I was annoyed because it dilutes the movement when you only stand up for yourself."
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Do they appear annoyed, in which case you should back up and try again later?
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Vanity Fair reported "annoyed" New York moms and limited availability at local dining hot spots.
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Sometimes we get really annoyed with the hate — everyone does, we have to admit it.
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When Henry gets annoyed with his parents, he tosses his untouched toast into the garbage.
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Everything is so pretty and so easy to use that it's hard to be annoyed.
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"I'm annoyed that I have to spend another couple weeks feeling this miserable," she said.
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I'm annoyed that I have to work on NYE, but I get to leave early.
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Barack Obama has officially joined the countless women in 2018 who are annoyed by men.
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You also can't blame organizers for being annoyed; this was Cecil Williams, for God's sake.
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Some were left annoyed that their employer hadn't sounded the alarm faster and more widely.
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"They're getting the same kind of complaints, and they're so frustrated and annoyed," Wendy said.
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Kardashian's use of the word on undergarments and filing for a trademark annoyed many people.
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While the officials that greet us are brusque and a little annoyed, it doesn't matter.
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And clearly, Nova was annoyed too, and she tells him so when they get alone.
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We'd be annoyed at the lack of television and Internet — but not horrified or disgusted.
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"It makes me a bit annoyed that people are so careless or unintelligent," he said.
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Annoyed, he said if he'd known I was pregnant he would not have hired me.
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He accepts my lecture and tells me I'm completely right about being annoyed with him.
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And then I was starting to get annoyed by it, and that was pretty clear.
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I just feel generally annoyed with myself sometimes, wishing that I could be somebody else.
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When you're annoyed about the cost of weed going up, who should you talk to?
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I only finish a third of it and am annoyed at myself for getting anything.
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"I never liked Britney Spears' she always annoyed the fuck outta me," one fan tweeted.
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I had no idea that the other guys were starting to become annoyed with this.
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Watch out for an erratic, annoyed vibe on January 28 when Mercury clashes with Uranus.
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For one, these Animoji can't even smile, or look anything other than intimidating and annoyed!
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In the case of Malaysia, ruling-coalition politicians say the Chinese government is exceptionally annoyed.
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" At one point, noticeably annoyed, he said, "These questions are so dry, they're killing me.
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" And, a three-dot ellipsis denotes an "awkward or annoyed silence," or "are you serious?
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I'm annoyed that HP added row of function keys to right side of the keyboard.
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It's understandable if Sanders is annoyed that the Human Rights Campaign endorsed Clinton over him.
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By the time I finally started listening to music on the Phantom, I was annoyed.
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"I'm a little annoyed that I actually really like Jen," said Jenni "JWoww" Farley, 32.
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But I have not felt so annoyed playing a game in a long, long time.
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It can be programmed to never get annoyed or exasperated with the neediest of shoppers.
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I'm annoyed since I didn't make any other plans but still blew out my hair.
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Former NYPD Detective Harry Houck gets annoyed when TV shows make forensic science look infallible.
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Caroline Framke: Halfway through watching "The Committee on Human Rights," I realized I was annoyed.
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So you can imagine how annoyed I was when the white Chris Pine showed up.
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I was annoyed that he had made me feel that way in the first place.
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" While watching from the kitchen, Kardashian gets annoyed and says, "why is she interviewing him?
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Sullivan seemed annoyed that the FBI was taking that much time to transfer the documents.
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Other times she'd be amused, maybe slightly annoyed, and decline with the encounter ending there.
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Someone else described feeling annoyed that the audience's vulnerability was not matched by the performers'.
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It's no big secret that Tim Gunn's been annoyed with Project Runway as of late.
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Angels manager Mike Scioscia was particularly annoyed with the quick hook of his starting pitcher.
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If you're feeling annoyed, don't pick a fight—people are going to react in defensively!
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Has a game ever annoyed you so much that you considered quitting video games altogether?
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I probably would've just gotten annoyed because I really don't like things that are derivative.
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The more annoyed we got and said he wasn't funny the more he did it.
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I feel like he's annoyed with me or tired of me all the time lately.
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If the principal gets annoyed by it — which most principals do — that could become problematic.
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The abuse of this loophole has annoyed many for decades, but has gone relatively unchecked.
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When their friends got annoyed, they started a dedicated account that took off from there.
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When Whitehouse still pressed, "Did it relate to alcohol," Kavanaugh appeared to become more annoyed.
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When utilities, groceries, tuition, and entertainment costs started adding up, I felt overwhelmed and annoyed.
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It would take an astonishing civic sensibility to not be annoyed by all this attention.
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Mike, incredibly annoyed, tells Walt to shut up and allow him to die in peace.
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Looking over what I've just written, I'm saddened as much as annoyed by my peevishness.
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Annoyed, she hit a ball away with her racquet toward the side of the court.
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Geraci said he had not seen any sign the United States was annoyed or concerned.
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When was the last time we annoyed you with our outrage about their preventable deaths?
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So annoyed by inside low kicks and licking, well hidden jabs, Werdum upped the aggression.
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Michel annoyed Spain by speaking out against police violence as people voted in the Oct.
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Now every time I want to use my headphones, I just find myself annoyed. Bluetooth?
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I just recently read some of our reviews and I was thoroughly annoyed by them.
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Today, Teigen posted an Instagram of her holding Luna near a very annoyed-looking bulldog.
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I can tell that she's annoyed by my questions—I'm doing everything out of order.
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Conway, meanwhile, is annoyed that he won't get any credit for helping rescue the hostages.
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He looked at me, puzzled, and annoyed—as if to say, it's just a horse.
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"It's a continuum of what I've been doing for 40 years," he said, sounding annoyed.
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He's annoyed because he is busy, but then (SPOILER), he goes to her place anyway.
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Most people were looking slightly surprised, angry, confused and annoyed they hadn't had their say.
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Paytas, annoyed, then posted several screenshots of her own where Carter claimed to be single.
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And Ambassador Sondland was clearly annoyed with this, but then, you know, he moved off.
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Chris Christie's annoyed, confused and baffled facial expressions stole the show during Donald Trump's speech.
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Schumer, however, appeared more tired than annoyed when asked about Cuomo's comments after the vote.
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Don't say you will stop yourself before you blurt out some impatient, annoyed, controlling remark.
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The song Lupe Fiasco played was probably their anthem, but it kind of annoyed me.
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"I was…annoyed doesn't begin to describe it," he told me, his disappointment still audible.
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ANNOYED I'm sorry that you couldn't get through to your husband earlier in his career.
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As Hendricks was annoyed by work on the outside he became clumsy and simply rushed.
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This holiday season, I've promised myself I won't huff and get annoyed at their inquiries.
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Joel Comm, a developer who had been sitting on an app called iFart, was annoyed.
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Mr. Carr sounded annoyed that his being named a consulting producer meant little in practice.
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His peers, however, are "annoyed they didn't come up with the idea themselves," he jokes.
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But the fact he's annoyed about it means people will never stop bringing it up.
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Has it annoyed you not to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame?
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But I usually only cruise through cat Instagram after I get annoyed by human Instagram.
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Salty: To be "salty" is to be annoyed, upset, or bitter, usually about something minor.
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Claiming it was for nuclear family only is a fake dichotomy, and I'm very annoyed.
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"That's not what that was about," a visibly annoyed Brady responded, according to Sports Illustrated.
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Then chairman Thierry Peugeot was not told in advance about the trip and was annoyed.
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She was annoyed because she was pregnant at the time and suffering from morning sickness.
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He has also hosted office hours at Clinc's headquarters, a situation that annoyed some employees.
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According to media reports, Trump was annoyed by the briefing to lawmakers about Russian interference.
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Afterward, he seemed annoyed that he had shot just 10 of 20113 from the field.
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And one of those pivotal senators, Susan Collins of Maine, is clearly annoyed by Schumer.
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The car can then change based on whether the driver seems angry, happy, or annoyed.
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Also because Kirk Cameron seems to get really annoyed when people call his movie bad.
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" But he's definitely annoyed that you ... He goes, "That's not what I use Instagram for.
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Friends were growing annoyed with me for repeatedly canceling plans so I could work late.
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" To this, Handler responded, "I get so annoyed when people say nobody loves Hillary Clinton.
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I'm an idiot and I'm sure a bunch of you are very annoyed by this.
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There, Brian ran into an acquaintance and stopped to chat, which apparently annoyed his wife.
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Her use of the word on undergarments and filing for a trademark annoyed many people.
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Vince is officially in bed with the mob, and he only briefly seems annoyed at Pipilo.
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According to annoyed Apple fans, even the smallest amount of dust could render a key useless.
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They looked dumb, annoyed pedestrians, and they didn't even hover—they just rolled around on wheels.
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Many people think the answer is intuitively obvious and get very annoyed when others strongly disagree.
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"I was pretty annoyed at him at first," Teresa admits about her brother spilling the beans.
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You'll still be building up your surfing talents, and your friends will feel less annoyed.5.
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It's also supposed to sense when the user is annoyed and will stop engaging as much.
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Weinstein telephoned her later that evening, annoyed that she had failed to appear at the show.
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Jon Snow & Daenerys Targaryen Jon spends much of the season annoyed with all the other leaders.
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But I'm also annoyed, because their office is next to Oprah's, and I've never seen her.
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The company would get ripped to shreds by the press (and annoyed users) if it didn't.
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None of the regular airport amenities were open at that hour, and we were getting annoyed.
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Archie (Woody Harrelson) is annoyed by the idea of having a black family in his home.
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I was stuck on FeedBurner for a while myself, and it annoyed me, to be honest.
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I'm very annoyed at this point AND I lost an hour of sleep because Daylight Savings.
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Also, the rich Aspen people are annoyed because it's made it hard to get restaurant reservations.
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I feel a little annoyed at the fact they expect us to not talk about this.
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But President Trump has finally annoyed Chief Justice John Roberts enough for Roberts to speak out.
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But if anything, she felt a bit annoyed by all the precautions in place for her.
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But you probably feel the influence of your Mars sign most often when you get annoyed.
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It got to the point where my girlfriend was annoyed, and my data charges were insane.
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Hubby kicks me out of the bed instead of snuggling, and I am low-key annoyed.
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The U.S. skier was back up quickly and appeared annoyed with herself rather than hurt physically.
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Annoyed, Bryan, who knew Moore was on that street, confirmed that the engine company was there.
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I'm annoyed at precisely where Samsung decided to put it: off-center, next to the camera.
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Some users are annoyed at the crowdfunding sites for a lack of action on their end.
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You are supposed to, which is why this movie makes me a little uncomfortable and annoyed.
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Time and again, Pence seemed most annoyed when Kaine recited Trump's own words back to him.
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But, unfortunately, there are limitations to these functions which will leave some fans a little annoyed.
|
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But when Frankel accused her of putting on "a big act," she got even more annoyed.
|
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I was often embarrassed or even annoyed when these friends referenced those posts in offline conversations.
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They were perhaps even more annoyed by Judge Nicholas Garaufis's order (in Brooklyn) on February 13th.
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The cursing was intentional because I wanted them to see how frustrated and annoyed I was.
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In a Snapchat video introducing the debate, Meyer asked, annoyed, "How long is thing gonna take?"
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I could get annoyed by an Uber driver's questions about my body (yep, that happens often).
|
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Already pissed, Khloé is even more annoyed that Kourtney walks in on the phone with Scott.
|
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It also annoyed those who were bent on getting American armed forces to leave the island.
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I'm annoyed to see my apartment lot is full, even though we're all guaranteed a spot.
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Then you're probably not as good at reading the news as your less perpetually annoyed peers.
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The Unicode Consortium, which oversees emoji development, seemed annoyed, but not entirely troubled, by Ford's announcement.
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I'm glad USAA reimburses ATM fees otherwise I'd be annoyed by the $3 fee they charge.
|
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But who else has become annoyed with the social media platform over the past few years?
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The more you open the fridge between mealtimes, though, the fuller (and more annoyed) it gets.
|
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"So I'm annoyed that I have to spend another couple weeks feeling this miserable," she said.
|
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It took us forever and by the time we sit down, everyone is hangry and annoyed.
|
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But the suggestion that environmental standards were holding back Youngstown annoyed Ryan and other civic cheerleaders.
|
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If this is some next-level Joaquin Phoenix-style prank, we're going to be so annoyed.
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Think of it as the antidote for folks annoyed by the tireless optimism of regular Bookstagram.
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Just note that your followers might get a little annoyed if you do it too much.
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Has a game ever annoyed you so much that you thought of quitting video games altogether?
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Has a game ever annoyed you so much that you thought about quitting video games altogether?
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Ten people could say something good and one person says something negative and I get annoyed.
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"The only explanation was that (the perpetrators) got annoyed by what she was wearing," Verghese says.
|
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Reese Witherspoon gets just as annoyed seeing talented actresses in lame "girlfriend" roles as you do.
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You're annoyed this morning, but easier vibes will flow this evening, especially around deep, intimate relationships.
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But with all that said, "it is perfectly understandable to be annoyed at Europe," Oliver joked.
|
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Saturn is a grouch and when it's in a bad angle with Mercury, Saturn gets annoyed.
|
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Cosell sounded annoyed, yet paternal, as he tried to bring Ali back to the day's goal.
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However, if a hospital doesn't disclose that information, all they have is an annoyed community member.
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I enjoy being in the sun again, which just annoyed me when I drank a lot.
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You might be pretty annoyed at movie theaters right now, but it's not an easy business.
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Your spouse can easily get frustrated, annoyed, or hurt by your over-commitment to your job.
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Throughout the lesson, Mr. Abaaoud repeatedly lost his temper, annoyed by his recruit's lack of skill.
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It strikes me that giving dawah seems to be something Muslet does when he feels annoyed.
|
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Do you ever get annoyed when people think "In the Shadows" is their only decent song?
|
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The other women all watched her intently, some seeming slightly annoyed by the delay she'd caused.
|
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"I go to lengths to get things that no one else has," Kourtney says, clearly annoyed.
|
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"If an Israeli restaurant serves maqloubeh, I can't get annoyed," she says, gesturing to the plate.
|
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It's a little more and more and more, and you're just so annoyed with the situation.
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More annoyed than usual when people repeat my name back to me with a question mark.
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But rather than feel refreshed and focused, Bentz found herself growing more annoyed with each sip.
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Anytime a movie or television show retreats into certain American pasts, I'm both annoyed and relieved.
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Is Issa right to be annoyed about having to represent all black people in the office?
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While a reasonable impulse, I couldn't help but feel slightly annoyed by what felt like reassurance.
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"He got a little annoyed," Mr. Costello said, referring to Mr. Giuliani, his friend for decades.
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I wasn't in a position to argue, but I felt kind of angry, annoyed, and nauseated.
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"It's one of the things that I get annoyed about with other crime writers," Paterson said.
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Durant, annoyed at questions about free agency, later boycotted the news media for about two weeks.
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Jose Ramirez annoyed the Twins in 2015 with a flip that came halfway to first base.
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We thought it would annoy people, but instead people were annoyed that we didn't have it.
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However, with Mars retrograde, you're probably annoyed that things aren't moving as quickly as they could.
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I don't like bringing the kids to a hotel where other adult guests might be annoyed.
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He's also grown annoyed in briefings when the discussion becomes overly technical or in the weeds.
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If you're annoyed because your neighbor won't shovel the snow, welcome to the Department of Sanitation.
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Much of the rest involves baggage issues, or passengers who are annoyed by loud conversations nearby.
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There was no significant link to stroke, diabetes or how annoyed someone felt about the noise.
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He was also annoyed that his Canadian veterans rejected the daily calisthenics he insisted they needed.
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The woman is annoyed that a rapist can be the owner of such a sweet dog.
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ANNOYED AUNT Are you seriously asking for the right to behave as a 2-year-old?
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Trump seems, by turns, annoyed by being left out of the loop and indifferent to it.
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His role annoyed several other foreign policy officials, some of whom dubbed it "the Gordon problem."
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Her endless patience was wearing thin, her natural gentleness was hardening, and she seemed uncharacteristically annoyed.
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U.S. allies are annoyed, Japan is back in the game and NASA is heading to Mars.
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Chinese policymakers are also annoyed about the number of United States agencies involved in the talks.
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"Whenever someone's girlfriend tried to coerce me into a threesome, I got extra annoyed," said Noelle.
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Before everyone gets annoyed at the fact that we're highlighting a £20 discount, we can explain.
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When I ask Dabash about the fatwa, it is the only time he becomes visibly annoyed.
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And one of the reasons I am so annoyed is that the premise was so promising.
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Others, annoyed at being preached to, turn their backs on work that has real artistic value.
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One trend we noticed among the complaints: We're really annoyed by the sound of our streets.
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Family comes first, though, although a lot of times I feel a bit annoyed by it.
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A testy downstairs neighbor has threatened to call the authorities, annoyed by the girls' playing loudly.
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That is, unless Apple execs are as annoyed with mid-concert Snapchats as Alicia Keys is.
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I began to wonder why I was impervious to being annoyed by all this codified happiness.
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Then she gave me that annoyed look I'd become accustomed to during her middle school years.
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"I was really unhappy and frustrated and annoyed," Ellis said by phone from the Bay Area.
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Republicans, annoyed with the attacks, have pushed back, saying their focus is on the middle class.
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NQ: I was slightly annoyed, I was like, okay, why do we all have to leave?
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I was kind of annoyed at how successful this thing became because of the minimal effort.
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Some residents in the 800-unit building grew annoyed by strangers constantly showing up with luggage.
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That allegation by Trump, declared false by FBI Director James Comey on Monday, left Obama annoyed.
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"The mood is somewhere between annoyed and confused," a New York Media writer told CNN Business.
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I remember at one point you got really annoyed because those guys kept talking to us.
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Communication issues abound, and you're annoyed that people are making things up, or not hearing you out.
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If you're annoyed by all that extra stuff on regular Messenger, the Lite version is for you.
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The White House restored the accreditation of Jim Acosta, a journalist from CNN who annoyed President Trump.
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I get so annoyed when people say, 'I want to vote for Hillary because she's a woman.
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Travelers took to social media to post photos and videos of the long lines and annoyed customers.
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This annoyed Trump, who went on Twitter in January to complain about US funding to Palestinian refugees.
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Amid the pages of annoyed customers, some thought the stunt was effective, and posted messages in support.
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It's an arguably bigger deal if you're annoyed when an earbud becomes dislodged on a regular run.
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She appeared briefly in La La Land in a scene opposite Stone as an annoyed cafe customer.
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Old-school photogs may be annoyed that the new Z7 and Z6 only have one card slot.
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Which would be such a good own, I don't think I would even be annoyed about it.
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That rapprochement annoyed Riyadh, which has been moving closer to the United States under President Donald Trump.
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Visibly annoyed, Chung couldn't help but laugh, before responding with, "I can't answer that," and walking off.
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Talking to her makes me impatient, inversely annoyed with whatever she's excited about, even the nest cam.
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"And if other people are late, we get annoyed, so I think that's the same," Gerber added.
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In an airport interview with TMZ, Reinhart looks visibly annoyed while a reporter questions her about Sprouse.
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"And if other people are late, we get annoyed, so I think that's the same,"Kaia added.
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I wasn't annoyed with him when I woke up—I wanted him to come and see me.
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First, the DJ becomes annoyed when Lala says they had previously been "intimate," to put things delicately.
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That's when the president seems to have become annoyed enough by this to weigh in personally: Sen.
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Normally, that would scare the crap out of me, but instead, I was just kind of annoyed.
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We're slightly annoyed, since we always go there, but we walk down that way to meet them.
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It's probably the thing that's most annoyed me about e-reader design over the past several years.
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I'm annoyed because it means I'll have to catch up on missed meetings and work later today.
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J. is annoyed and worried we'll be late for kickball, so he puts her back on leash.
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Either more users are annoyed into subscribing or YouTube makes even more money from increased ad revenue.
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I'm kind of annoyed, but decide to use it as an excuse to do my grocery shopping.
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I'm annoyed we don't have the $30 annual pass we bought when I renewed the van's tabs.
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They, too, are annoyed by the corruption and cronyism they feel are all too common in politics.
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These activities have annoyed President Muhammadu Buhari, who has publicly backed Mr. Kanu's ongoing trial for treason.
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I'm used to the iPhone X by now, so I wasn't annoyed by its the notch's presence.
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I also realize that I forgot to bring the lunch I packed and get annoyed at myself.
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Or are you annoyed that your significant other or friends don't want to spend money on costumes?
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Have you felt annoyed at how much your significant other and friends spend every year on Halloween?
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Phillies manager Pete Mackanin was more annoyed by the walk to Murphy than the homer by Harper.
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We'll complain, be annoyed and drag our heels, but we will act and, some day, thank you.
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It seems our Bachelor became immediately annoyed by one contestant, on the first night of the show.
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It's a hard thing to be annoyed by, because it's counterintuitive to wanting to make social changes.
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Or annoyed at the possibility of something awesome from a source you've stopped expecting so much from?
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The random outcome gives some candidates reason to be happy; others might find themselves a little annoyed.
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I quickly realize that I'm so sensitive and annoyed tonight because I'm about to start my period.
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In all instances, hair left my body, and I was annoyed by the unspecialness of the task.
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Everyone is either mad at me, annoyed with me, or not wanting anything to do with me.
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But as a biographer, I am most annoyed with him for having squirreled all these missives away.
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His dad seems mainly annoyed, but not disappointed, that his son keeps getting arrested for doing graffiti.
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Looking at them like you're examining your own pores in a mirror and getting annoyed and disgusted.
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If they have to take it for 15 minutes they get annoyed, which is I think irritating.
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"And if other people are late, we get annoyed, so I think that's the same," Gerber adds.
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South Park famously annoyed the world by triggering Echo and Google Home devices with familiar wake words.
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You can speak up when you're frustrated or annoyed without creating conflict by simply avoiding "you" statements.
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I was getting more and more annoyed at them because they were getting more and more drunk.
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"A lot of times, we're tense, and we're annoyed that we're tense — it's a cycle," she says.
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The court has long annoyed African politicians, some of whom accuse it of disproportionately targeting their continent.
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So he removes himself from the world annoyed whenever the world intrudes into the sanctuaries he's created.
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One night I was having drinks with a friend, and we were both annoyed by our jobs.
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And yet it turns out that fans are mostly annoyed by a more dramatic point after touchdown.
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Bernie Sanders's 2016 primary campaign annoyed a lot of establishment Democrats by being so obstinately, flagrantly unrealistic.
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We are relieved, rather than annoyed, when the credit card company calls to verify our recent purchases.
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He was annoyed the Democrats had been given the opening by not being invited, the person said.
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Some people found the film absurd and irritating, but I was too freaked out to be annoyed.
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Michelle Obama has a look when she gets annoyed, when her fierce side is about to emerge.
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I feel like I would maybe get kind of annoyed if they were in an obvious place.
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Clinton may be annoyed at the continued challenge posed by the self-described democratic socialist from Vermont.
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He often looks annoyed if the ball so much as glances off the rim before falling through.
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When Apple announced that the iPhone 7 would have no headphone port, I was pretty immediately annoyed.
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So, no, I'm not annoyed by it, but I'm just like...people love to talk [about it].
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ER: I thought the vocals were too low, but I'm not a complainer and was not annoyed.
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Brazil, annoyed at the hassle to its citizens, retaliated, imposing a fingerprinting requirement on Americans entering Brazil.
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Once again Cimon complies, though this time he's clearly a bit annoyed that the music has stopped.
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The vibe is very grumpy this evening, and you'll be really annoyed if you're out and about.
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I'm also annoyed by other chefs who don't have a passion for cooking, or are plain lazy.
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People wanting a totally complimentary or consonant audio visual experience will probably be disappointed, annoyed, or agitated.
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But regarding China: In recent years, I have become so annoyed that I'm willing to use tariffs.
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We were a bit annoyed cause I think everyone's gonna think it was CGI and it wasn't.
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Scoff if you want to, but I'll swear that my friend the trash bag was pretty annoyed.
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Maybe they get annoyed with family, but they might make an effort to respond to the doctor.
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I'm annoyed that I didn't take lunch for two weeks and I'm only getting $1,079.86 post taxes.
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"That's what people want," she said, though when she wrote the song, she was annoyed by it.
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Here we are again: Mildly annoyed by the obvious consumerism, but totally in love with the deals.
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Many readers were annoyed, conversations took off on Reddit, and then people started reading the actual article.
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"It annoyed me that I didn't know the answer," he recalls, and it may annoy you too.
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In episode 4, Hannah gets annoyed at Elliot because there's no door on their home's only bathroom.
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Ms. Welch said that while she would not rule out the possibility, the question annoyed her nonetheless.
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But to become wiser and safer, though indisputably annoyed, step away from that bowl and read on.
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The guys who can make you laugh, even when you're annoyed at them: Will Smith, George Clooney.
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Many workers said that they had heard from older customer who were annoyed about new safety policies.
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Two subway guards said older passengers, annoyed by the phone checks, had cursed and yelled at them.
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Perhaps more than anything at this early stage, State Department employees are seriously annoyed by the optics.
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Viola was annoyed by the tumult, but I think slightly pleased, too, that her point was proved.
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To avenge his cousin, Yvain pours more water on the stone and kills the freshly annoyed lord.
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If someone interrupts you and you become annoyed, that can kill your motivation to speak up again.
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There was always something vaguely annoyed in Miller's expression: a subtle snarl, a blank stare, narrowed eyes.
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"I don't want to get into the tapes," the mayor told me recently, in an annoyed tone.
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For me, it's killed my attraction to him, and I just feel annoyed basically all the time.
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That way, people would get less annoyed by ads and would have less reason to block them.
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" Perkins also gets to the heart of why so many professional astrologers are annoyed by "zodiac shaming.
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In the Oval Office, an annoyed President Trump ended an argument he was having with his aides.
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I gave it an annoyed slap on a rear window while saying words too choice to repeat.
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And people have been annoyed and trying to life hack their way around the problem for years.
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And there's a good chance that if you didn't have a connection, you would be mildly annoyed.
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"They are getting way out ahead of themselves, and Trump is annoyed," one official told the Post.
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Khan's ten minutes out (it's at 10.28 AM), and she seems annoyed with herself as we leave.
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When something becomes something else, I think someone who's an avid user gets annoyed by the shift.
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Millennials are quick to be annoyed by micromanaging bosses because they value independence and responsibility, says Shteinberg.
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Inside the new monitoring center, Michael S. Harrison, the police superintendent, seemed mildly annoyed by the criticism.
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The bait and switch left even this weekend's most annoyed riders grateful to have avoided the alternative.
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It's always annoyed me how much it costs to correct my vision and keep my eyes happy.
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When we haven't had sex in a while, we get annoyed at each other about stupid things.
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He also has seemed annoyed that CVS closed its purchase of Aetna in October before his ruling.
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Do you get a little annoyed when fans have this perception of the past that maybe isn't reality?
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This means no more distressing selfies, close encounters with possibly drugged tigers or frolicking with annoyed sea life.
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I remember getting annoyed at films or TV shows, because they always had to have a sex scene.
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It always annoyed her that there were no toys that I could identify with—they were all white.
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It's another blow to Rubio, who at this point must be pretty annoyed that Kasich just won't quit.
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And, if you're not a fan of the show, you'll be just as annoyed as you've ever been.
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But producers were annoyed that he refused to commit on The Bachelorette, and they need a happy ending.
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You were like a big brother to me, even though I probably annoyed you 95% of the time!
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One teen spoke about getting annoyed with the sharing of content he didn't agree with on the platform.
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I get annoyed at the loud teenagers running around the museum and taking many selfies in each station.
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Pisces and Taurus are also a sensual combination, though sensible Taurus may occasionally get annoyed with dreamy Pisces.
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But candidates can become fatigued, or even annoyed by the time and effort required to get an offer.
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Elon Musk is supes annoyed with LA's atrocious traffic and wants to dig a tunnel under it all.
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People who work with a narcissistic boss often report feeling drained, annoyed, fearful, and burned out, she says.
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I was annoyed about breaking my own rules, but there were only 10 days left in the month.
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But unlike human men, Temi doesn't get annoyed over this, since it's literally what he was built for.
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Gomez plays a teen who, alongside Luka Sabbat from Grown-ish, is generally annoyed about the whole situation.
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"I'm so annoyed I couldn't solve a problem that is so obvious," he added, referring to red tape.
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" In classic father-son fashion, he was like, "Yeah, I was starting to get annoyed by you anyway.
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"We played a great game but I am annoyed by Cristiano's sending off," Zidane told a news conference.
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But it annoyed me that as Nova read Mr. Tim for his life, Dubois just sat there quietly.
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The sun turns the night clouds into cotton candy; I'm suddenly not annoyed about the early call-time.
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The Night's Watch is so annoyed that they murder Jon Snow, who is promptly resurrected by Melisandre's magic.
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People have been annoyed by app review prompts for years, and this update seems to remedy the problem.
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But I'm climbing on my bike multiple times a day — more casual riders might not be as annoyed.
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Heck, just look at how Clay annoyed he was when Skye made a surprise appearance at family dinner.
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Or why tell my friend I'm annoyed about something, when I can send an eye-rolling emoji instead?
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I'm annoyed at precisely where Samsung decided to put it: off-center, next to the 12-megapixel camera.
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Sky is instantly annoyed her twin is jumping ship for someone she knows Jazz isn't truly interested in.
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So, you can imagine how annoyed I was when the other, when the white Chris Pine showed up.
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You gave me wisdom and you annoyed the shit out of me to the point of utter obsession.
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I wouldn't be as annoyed if wasn't immediately clear from these photos that there are so many chairs.
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The hashtag #SharetheBlack on Instagram and Twitter has been filled, for months, with annoyed artists and art fans.
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That left many at Uber annoyed; no one likes learning vital news about their firm from press reports.
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The latter storms off annoyed while Greer inquires about how long Nola plans on keeping him at bay.
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I only get annoyed when people start to believe that I owe them anything for being hit on.
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Snoop was so annoyed that he took to Instagram again, eight hours later, to post the same video.
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When a public vote decided that Sydney's newest ferry would be named Ferry McFerryface, Australians were (understandably) annoyed.
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Because of that, it seems that some fans are more annoyed than excited about having been totally teased.
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I'd be very annoyed if my power went off or my water went off or whatever I use.
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" Trump broke the news to her that she wouldn't be on Celebrity Apprentice; she recalls being "pretty annoyed.
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I'm too hungry to be annoyed at how overpriced our cafeteria is for how boring the food tastes.
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The C suite seems to have been annoyed by Kaplan's attendance, but was initially dismissive of employees' concerns.
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" Charlotte's mom added, "Knowing Charlotte, the thing she'll be most annoyed about is that she's missed the Olympics.
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"I was annoyed because there was no painless way of brushing kids' hair," says the mother of three.
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I'm annoyed and tired and don't want to cook, but I DO want to use a new dish.
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If you like it, but are annoyed with the ads you'll need to cough up $3 a month.
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Still, even Brooks had to recognize that even the most ardent Chris Gaines fans are annoyed by CDs.
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Then: Nate is annoyed because she's spending so much time at work at the expense of their relationship.
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However, Sink seemed somewhat annoyed when she was asked about kissing her co-star with hardly any notice.
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"I got annoyed, in fact, when people kept saying that [she died of a broken heart]," he said.
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I'm hesitant to keep comparing her to the "Green Light" singer, but O'Connor isn't annoyed by the association.
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I'm in charge of planning it and I made the event semi-formal, and they're annoyed about it.
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He annoyed his neighbors and the local police by starting a bonfire of furniture in his empty pool.
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"Don't talk to me while I'm on the phone anymore," an annoyed Kevin snaps after he hangs up.
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"I'm really annoyed by this—having been duped and exploited like this in this con," Savage told me.
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Maybe the thing that annoyed me the most was that the microwave didn't know how to cook bacon.
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We might expect Grammys President Neil Portnow to be a little annoyed that his show was briefly derailed.
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Fox News commentator: Trump looked "annoyed, put out, uncomfortable," Clinton looked "composed, smug sometimes, not necessarily attractive" pic.twitter.
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I start to get more and more annoyed with myself since my body wants something healthy and 1.
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Black mothers, for their part, are often seen as conniving, overbearing, and/or constantly annoyed by their kids.
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"That annoyed me," one creditor source said, noting that the board has still not hired an executive director.
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I'm annoyed by Google's decision to eliminate the headphone jack from the Pixel 2's list of features.
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It's easier to be annoyed at an influencer because you might think, I have an Instagram account, too.
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Cheryl Burke regrets telling the world Ian Ziering annoyed her so much she wanted to slit her wrists.
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Verstappen, who has annoyed plenty of other drivers, suggested Vettel go back to school to improve his language.
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Police officers in Georgia are annoyed with how easy one thief made it to solve a recent crime.
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"I got kind of annoyed looking at it every day," said tackle Lane Johnson, per the team's website.
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The company has side-lined this feature lately, which has annoyed the security community, but it's still available.
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Some were annoyed at the special treatment Corby received, being allowed to exit first while others were blocked.
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It often happens that people have a bottle and they go for you because they're annoyed or drunk.
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But keep in mind that, if you're perpetually annoyed by one person, larger issues might be at play.
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Sarah seems annoyed, but after the call she makes one of those reflective, gee-I'm-in-love expressions.
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Stein: It annoyed me at first because it was clear to me that Tina Fey had watched Jawbreaker.
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That said, I do get annoyed when I see a band and they just only do new stuff.
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Avoid make plans—you'll likely need to reschedule them and whoever your date was will be really annoyed.
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My reaction to advertising is more like, if I'm annoyed with the ad I won't buy the product.
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He was also annoyed by the many articles about celebrities surrounding reviews, which cluttered and sullied the database.
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One regular rider, David Polinchock, said he was annoyed when he saw others riding scooters on the sidewalks.
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Two other sources described his reaction less dramatically, but didn't deny he was at the very least annoyed.
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Many of the friends I made in the early days slowly became annoyed at my lack of skill.
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As your reward, we present you this adorable photo gallery of parents applying lotion to visibly annoyed children.
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Sometimes rulers in the region, who run their country's like one would a family business, simply get annoyed.
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There's a high probability veterans get annoyed at civilians who don't move through the taco bar fast enough.
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Already, when I move to another room, I'm annoyed at having to find and pick up a remote.
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And historical purists may be annoyed by the anachronistic prominence of radio broadcasts in the play's final scenes.
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And while I believe J.Lo is annoyed about something here, I don't think she's angry at the patriarchy.
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"I was more annoyed with stuff off the top, the actor-y [stuff]," she explained to the outlet.
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Do you get annoyed of all the attention the restaurant has received after ten years of being open?
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So now when you're annoyed with someone or something, you can solve the problem without severing the connection.
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But rather than feel overwhelmed or annoyed by her open heart, I find her to be extremely inspiring.
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When she interacts with healthcare providers, she says employees often are some combination of flustered, worried, and annoyed.
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So you can imagine how annoyed I was when the other — when the white Chris Pine showed up.
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So obvious, in fact, that some fans of other candidates are annoyed and think they smell a conspiracy.
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A Labrador retriever wore an annoyed expression as he stepped through the snow to tend to his business.
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But this letter captures exactly how annoyed and exasperated Bernstein could be when subscribers complained about his programming.
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They annoyed me when I read the news and embarrassed me when I introduced myself as an Israeli.
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"No way," an annoyed Mr. Trump told the trio, according to a person with knowledge of the exchange.
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He's excited — he's never been outside the country and just got a passport — but he is also annoyed.
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You know, not just steal them, but I was like, oh they just annoyed me for some reason.
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When I eventually snapped and pulled the plug, she was annoyed with me for not doing it sooner.
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Sparkling detail is not a necessity on your commute, but not being annoyed by a drained battery is.
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"It annoyed me that they didn't think there was anything wrong with the hypocrisy of it," he said.
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There are people who can go to a march and just feel bored and annoyed and go home.
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While Harris looked annoyed when attacked, Booker took Biden's assault on his record as Newark mayor in stride.
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Annoyed that too many people have been talking to him recently: I can't even with this selfish jerk!
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The engineer was annoyed that he was continually listed as a visitor in the minutes of the meetings.
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That happy(ish) ending left some viewers confused/annoyed, while others have declared it QT's best-ever work.
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Quality filtering for a fee is another possibility ("everyone is annoyed by being connected to the wrong people").
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I'm mildly annoyed but have already committed to getting Panera and I have a $1 off coupon anyway.
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"I've actually been a little bit annoyed at the p----poor treatment," Justin Steece, a Lake George, Minn.
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Gaffes by Mr. Biden during the early part of the Obama administration annoyed the president and his aides.
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The specs are not especially good on the phone, but I'm not annoyed by too many of them.
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"I was incredibly annoyed by the P.C. culture on campus, being told what not to say," he said.
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In the past, a few usability quirks have annoyed me enough to give up on the whole concept.
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She didn't end up having cancer, and Meredith was annoyed that he'd worried the family for no reason.
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And because we can't see very broadly past ourselves, I come across to you as angry and annoyed.
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"Rispone has made the entire campaign about national politics and Trump," she added, and that annoyed many voters.
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Yet reports emerged over the long weekend of Trump being annoyed with his economic adviser's comments on Charlottesville.
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But if it resets too quickly, experienced players get annoyed feeling like they don't have control over it.
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The project annoyed the United States as well as European countries like Poland, Slovakia and the Baltic states.
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"I got so annoyed, I stood up and opened the door and said, 'Get out,'" Dr. Dardik said.
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Like their counterparts at Costco, Walmart cashiers are sure to get annoyed when customers make one particular joke.
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Facebook has often defended targeted ads by saying that internet users are annoyed when they see irrelevant ads.
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I don't have steady hands or the patience to do it correctly, so I was annoyed with them.
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I could be annoyed by this, but the truth is that Will & Grace's 2006 series finale was terrible.
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I was super annoyed just based on like the fact like, dude, you got like how many hit records?
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As Newton bounced off the turf, he gave an annoyed look, a princeling not accustomed to such tough handling.
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I used to get annoyed that B. would sleep so late, but I learned it's good for me-time.
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The girl tweeted a photograph of herself looking slightly annoyed, showcasing a tattoo of a knife on her forearm.
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The statement gets even more annoyed-sounding:It has been widely reported that there was a cyber incident at HBO.
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"Stop asking if it's going to work, do something yourself," an annoyed Lennon told one reporter in the documentary.
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And yet I can't help but feel annoyed that this is the way things are looking to play out.
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If I had spent a lot of my hard-earned money on my clothes, I would be really annoyed.
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She gets annoyed at the trolly behind her for telling her to move her car out of the way.
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"I miss the stupid little things, the tiny things that annoyed me but now make me laugh," she said.
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I'm slightly annoyed because I could've packed lunch today and now I have to buy lunch twice this week.
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Last week, I was getting a little annoyed at Justin's secrecy, but dang I didn't know someone had died.
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After the game, Bryant felt annoyed that he ever allowed one player to get under his skin like that.
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She didn't operate that way, and it annoyed her that Corbally would think she even needed to be told.
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Childless people are famously annoyed by the dull-as-fuck yammerings of parent friends going on about their kids.
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That crack in the doctrinal door annoyed many conservatives, who fear Francis' upcoming document may open the flood gates.
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I admittedly got annoyed with how aggressive Nate was being and his insistence that we play until he won.
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Even though I couldn't reasonably hold it against them, I was annoyed that they'd gone to dinner without me.
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The bezels on Pixel phones have always annoyed me, and the forehead on the Pixel 4 isn't much better.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders attended Saturday night's White House Correspondents' Dinner as a visibly annoyed representative of the Trump administration.
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I contemplate getting off so he can use it, but immediately feel annoyed with myself for even thinking that.
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Anyone else super fucking annoyed with how "photos" on Facebook are being shared in like cut in half videos?
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Tom Hinkeldey, one of the annoyed recipients of Cruz's mailers, said that the experience tipped him over the edge.
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Off the train, I made it up one flight of stairs, a line of annoyed passengers forming behind me.
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The attention has annoyed a lot of people who suddenly found their Facebook feed covered in passive-aggressive messages.
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McMahon obviously disagrees, and the tattooed Irishman is clearly annoyed with the candid and blunt criticism from the Dane.
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I was annoyed but realized it makes total sense — no use in wasting money on things people won't use.
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" And he wasn't the only one feeling the pressure as the source notes that "Kim has definitely been annoyed.
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I'm annoyed at my aging body and eat yogurt and a papaya milk smoothie to make myself feel healthier.
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So, the best way to get over feeling annoyed is to start treating the physical symptoms of your hangover.
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I'm super annoyed because I had an $85 gift card in my account and realize my dad used it.
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I text him and he offers to pay me back, which I say isn't necessary, but I'm still annoyed.
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I tidy up the kitchen a bit, and then get annoyed with all the chores I have to do.
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The No. 403 registered investment advisor in America is annoyed about the state of investment advice in this country.
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Nor am I really annoyed that the gesture system hasn't reclaimed any screen real estate, if I'm perfectly honest.
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Will the average homeowner, annoyed at their house being buzzed by the neighborhood kids, be able to buy one?
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I saved for months to buy that bag, and I'm still annoyed at that assumption for so many reasons!
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"I just had a dust up with one of your producers," the actor, 49, told the hosts, jokingly annoyed.
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I've seen men spend the entire time looking at their watch, seemingly annoyed by how long it's all taking.
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That annoyed investors, but helped ensure the funds are not forced to sell illiquid assets at fire-sale prices.
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He is wholly annoyed by his students and spends most of his time flirting with the school principal, Regina.
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I like quiet, so sometimes I get annoyed at all the computers and kids, the snacking moms and dads.
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Some days the other ponies get a little annoyed with me, since they are mostly Colts and Broncos fans.
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"I get annoyed when I hear women say 'it doesn't matter at all,'" Pinnell says of the gender issue.
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Some government employees have been annoyed by being told to fly economy class, share offices and cancel journal subscriptions.
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Annoyed Xbox owners have been vocal in their response to the unexpected downtime — none more so than Snoop Dogg.
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Jordanians, like the Lebanese and Turkish, have become more and more annoyed at the presence of so many Syrians.
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When you're feeling off-the-charts annoyed, you should focus on what your body is doing, Dr. Bonior says.
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My response is to continue to talk over them until they stop talking and give me really annoyed looks.
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Now she's paranoid, annoyed, and even downright hostile — all classic characteristics of a trapped heroine in a horror movie.
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I can't lie, I'm getting kind of annoyed with Ralph Angel and this whole baby-of-the-family act.
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At various times during the process I'd get annoyed and bored and go do something in the real world.
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Khloé was equally as annoyed when she responded to the initial allegations of a curse on Twitter last month.
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He secured the set, leaving Djokovic so annoyed that he ripped apart the top part of his white shirt.
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As for Ms. Jones's given occupation as a transit worker, it leaves me, once again, annoyed by the optics.
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His superiors, greatly annoyed, dispatched him to Hawaii in the early 28503s, and then later to Europe and Asia.
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I'm also worried I might get angry or annoyed if she's making purchases that I don't necessarily agree with.
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The public protests annoyed China, which made repeated statements warning other countries about commenting on events in Hong Kong.
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But Gibson told trade magazine Variety last week that he was annoyed when people brought up the 2006 incident.
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And then on the other hand, I noticed the aggression in "hangry" moments where I was irritable and annoyed.
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By this time Abby might have been getting annoyed; fortunately, about six minutes later, the car reached Noe Valley.
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And, of course, we get annoyed with each other, but we also have the most fun with each other.
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Whenever someone requests that from me, I feel a baby bit annoyed for a second, but ultimately it's okay.
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Which, wow, who knew that Beyoncé could act like a normal human being and be annoyed with her mom?
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I don't care if you're still annoyed by that time she licked some doughnuts and said she hated America.
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Despite these assurances, WhatsApp's users are still likely to feel annoyed that the company is sharing information with Facebook.
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Now, despite the fact that she doesn't consider a business career her calling, she's annoyed by her sluggish rise.
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To Mr. Ricatto, his real transgression was supporting Mr. Trump, a Republican, which he claims annoyed Democratic city officials.
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