"It's been frustrating for bulls, it's been frustrating for bears, it's been frustrating for everyone," he added.
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"It's very frustrating and will continue to be frustrating," he added.
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"The electability argument was so frustrating, and is so frustrating," Schultz said.
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"I'm sure for Izzy it's frustrating, it's frustrating for everyone involved," Hunt said.
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"It's frustrating for Chappie and it's frustrating for us," Manager Joe Girardi said.
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We've had frustrating teaser images, frustrating teaser trailers, frustrating actual trailers, and now — brace yourselves — we have some frustratingly thin details about the start of season six.
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This was a frustrating episode, although I'm on record as appreciating Lynch at his most frustrating.
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We understand this is very frustrating for the artists and the fans; it is frustrating for us, too.
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Amazon is moving into the Washington region, frustrating locals, and parts of the federal government are moving out, frustrating displaced employees.
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It can be frustrating, but the kind of frustrating that feels fun and rewarding when you manage to pull it off.
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Risk, the new documentary about Julian Assange and WikiLeaks, is a frustrating and complicated film about a frustrating and complicated subject.
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It's a frustrating part to a game that until this point isn't particularly frustrating, thanks in large part to frequent check pointing.
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Though the fingerprint sensor's odd position doesn't necessarily ruin the S8, it's still frustrating to see Samsung accept such a frustrating compromise.
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So those moments are extremely frustrating, but I try to remember that as frustrating as someone's perspective is, it comes from their experience.
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It's frustrating when you can't count on people, and it's especially frustrating when you're feeling held back by your friends, lovers, and creative collaborators!
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It's frustrating that Americans often forget that not all us are Christian, and it's frustrating that I have had to learn to accept it.
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His daily assault on the notion of shared truths is endlessly frustrating for journalists, but it is in a more literal sense frustrating Trump himself.
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But that would be a frustrating echo of what happened with Gamora, just as Natasha's death was a frustrating echo of Gamora's more emotionally resonant murder.
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"As frustrating and as scary as it is to leave your home, it's not as frustrating and scary as to find that you're trapped," she said.
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The weaknesses that make a character frustrating to play as and the strengths that make them frustrating to play against are also foundational to their appeal.
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Release date: May 12 What makes it great: Risk is a frustrating and complicated film about a frustrating and complicated subject: Julian Assange, founder of WikiLeaks.
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The narrative arc of the book is a little frustrating because the history of New York policing during the time span Chadwick chose to describe is frustrating.
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"I just thought of little things that happened in my life or little moments in my life that are frustrating to me or frustrating to my friends," Jayne said.
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How frustrating has it been -- excuse me -- how frustrating has it been trying to deal with the government, trying to tell them your story, and trying to make a case?
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They were also occasionally -- and famously -- frustrating and contentious.
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The lack of transparency throughout this process coupled with strong opposition isn't just frustrating for members of Congress, it's frustrating for every American who believes these public lands deserve protection for future generations.
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"It's really a frustrating age to be in," Soda says.
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The need for additional precautions can be frustrating and humiliating.
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It's a frustrating state of affairs, to say the least.
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That can be frustrating, but it's part of the job.
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The rest of this experience is equally misleading and frustrating.
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I know we all make mistakes, but it's just frustrating.
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"It's frustrating," Nashville coach Peter Laviolette about the decision said.
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It keeps happening and it's frustrating to almost a fault.
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The hypocrisy would be laughable if it wasn't so frustrating.
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"It's been real, real quiet and frustrating," DeVoursney's mother said.
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Getting things organized and learning new tasks are frustrating today.
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It's frustrating because I'm just trying to do my job.
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I can't tell you how frustrating shit like this is.
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It's understandable, of course, but it's just so damn frustrating.
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Emanuel said the market is frustrating both bulls and bears.
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Minit begins as one of the most frustrating games ever.
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And this is what -- this is what&aposs very frustrating.
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It crosses every line, and that's probably what's most frustrating.
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"Everything was wet, and it was so frustrating," she laughs.
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It's not really that frustrating to use slightly smaller plates.
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"It's really frustrating, I think, for police chiefs," he said.
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CONFIRMATION hearings for Supreme Court justices have become frustrating affairs.
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But there's no reason to exacerbate things with frustrating rules.
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Twin Peaks: The Return is frustrating, boring, funny, and sweet.
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Larsen told Verge Science about the frustrating paradox regarding micrometeorites.
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Today's answer is the latter, because damn that is frustrating.
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This is no doubt frustrating to radio stations and consumers.
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BofA executives describe that cost as a particularly frustrating one.
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And the success of that is, indeed, a frustrating uncertainty.
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The frustrating ordeal is forgotten and we move on, together.
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As frustrating as those nights can be, they're totally salvageable.
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Likewise, closing the app from this view is extremely frustrating.
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"Symbolically it's frustrating," he said of the Murray Energy bankruptcy.
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"It's been frustrating," said Stephen Morrison, the publisher of Picador.
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That's precisely why listening to her interviews is so frustrating.
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So sometimes it was just frustrating, looking into a camera.
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The Atlanta Falcons have been a frustrating team to watch.
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I find the politics of the climate left somewhat frustrating.
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Whereas with acting, it was really frustrating at that age.
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While frustrating, the damage needs to be put into perspective.
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But it is sometimes as frustrating as it is meditative.
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It is an ambitious mission that will prove highly frustrating.
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Which is why Google Home can be so damn frustrating.
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For those on Labour's left, the party's reticence is frustrating.
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After a frustrating 30 minutes, he finally does his business.
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It was frustrating, of course, and it makes you angry.
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"It's very frustrating, to be targeted like that," Buffy says.
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So it's frustrating to me we're not getting anything done.
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Then it's frustrating as hell until you get it right.
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It's been frustrating (the delays), confusing, and rewarding to read.
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We have to engage them even when it is frustrating.
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For people just to think that's okay is so frustrating.
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"It's frustrating," Jets head coach Todd Bowles said, echoing McCown.
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I started looking at Bella, which I found very frustrating.
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Although it was a really frustrating sixth inning, we rebounded.
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Life of Pets isn't bad, but it is terribly frustrating.
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It's not too frustrating since I'm tied for the lead.
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But unfortunately that's happened with mine and it's very frustrating.
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Preston: Is it frustrating when you don't see that happen?
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That's part of what makes the Essential story so frustrating.
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As a result, the journey usually involves overcoming frustrating hurdles.
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It's almost as frustrating to watch as the real thing.
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"It's frustrating; I'm frustrated," Keenum said of the fans' reaction.
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"It was a frustrating game for us tonight," Lee said.
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Programming can be a lonely, abstract, and ultimately frustrating activity.
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It's unique, bizarre and as frustrating as it is fun.
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"Frustrating, I guess, is probably the best word," Taillon said.
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Meter Feeder could make the whole situation less ridiculously frustrating.
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Sounds easy enough, but in practice it's actually quite frustrating.
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As for Nguyen, it's been an expensive and frustrating process.
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This is a frustrating game sometimes, but you move on.
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Not sure if kids will find that entertaining or frustrating.
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"It's definitely frustrating," Devils right wing Kyle Palmieri told reporters.
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Being stuck with a terrible boss can be very frustrating.
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We weren't able to do it, and it was frustrating.
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There's actually nothing more frustrating and time consuming than vacuuming.
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In most cases it actually makes "Blood Ties" more frustrating.
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That was the frustrating part because it didn't fill in.
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"It is frustrating because he has good stuff," Collins said.
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Time Machine can get slightly boring or frustrating at times.
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Fourth, Medium's lack of help and support options is frustrating.
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His tweets are simultaneously fascinating, frustrating, entertaining, poignant and confusing.
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And I remain mired in my own frustrating FOIA odyssey.
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Early reviews of Swing Time have found the narrator frustrating.
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The past year has been very frustrating for many people.
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A difficult, frustrating, often thankless job ... that you can quit.
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We understand this event can be frustrating for our customers.
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Instead, they create less productive and often frustrating work environments.
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And yet, I found this all fascinating, rather than frustrating.
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Biden also indicated that it's frustrating to relitigate the past.
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"Frustrating," Girardi bluntly replied when asked to describe the loss.
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While it may be frustrating, it's extremely unlikely to stop.
|
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The 2330X program has faced myriad delays, frustrating airline customers.
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That's frustrating for a critic but intriguing for a viewer.
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It's super frustrating, and you can't help but wonder why.
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"The results are frustrating, don't get me wrong," Mullin said.
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I just couldn't push through it for some frustrating reason.
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It's so frustrating because there is so clearly potential here.
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Issues concerning your home or family will be frustrating tonight.
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Even working with puzzles has been a little frustrating, though.
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It's hard, and frustrating, and progress is slow and unsteady.
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Acne can range from upsetting to frustrating to completely debilitating.
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I mean, that's more frustrating but we're absolutely happy people.
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Maybe most frustrating is the overall lost opportunity with Michael.
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It was frustrating, because I saw it clear as day.
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"It's very frustrating," said Kansas City center fielder Lorenzo Cain.
|
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When you bring those two together, it can be frustrating.
|
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I've lost so many tough ones, and it was frustrating.
|
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"It's frustrating," Parker's mother, Yvonne Stewart, told PEOPLE in 2014.
|
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"It's a tough loss — frustrating," Yankees Manager Aaron Boone said.
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What he discovered is as fascinating as it is frustrating.
|
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There is a good chance you will find it frustrating.
|
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" This week, Mr. Knopf sounded a darker tone: "It's frustrating.
|
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It was the inevitable way out of a frustrating maze.
|
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Which is why it can be a very frustrating place.
|
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"All of it honestly, truly is super frustrating," said Williams.
|
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But it's intellectually uninvolving, and its technical limitations prove frustrating.
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TV: I think it's very frustrating ... JL: Simple clear proposals.
|
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Then, the frustrating, predictable police calls started, a columnist writes.
|
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These cookies were by far the most frustrating to make.
|
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So it was very frustrating and not ideal, for sure.
|
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It's a straightforward situation, but an often frustrating one nonetheless.
|
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In many ways, the insincere Trumpists are the most frustrating.
|
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This is a frustrating part of the story, for sure.
|
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Which makes Brianna and Roger's story all the more frustrating.
|
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NG: Sometimes the conversations about political diversity seem really frustrating.
|
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It was a tremendous opportunity, but also frustrating, at times.
|
|
"Hate" is at times a sloppy, frustrating and repetitive book.
|
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"It's really frustrating for a lot of people," Williams said.
|
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It's frustrating to see these buildings left to fall apart.
|
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It's been a bit of a frustrating Cup for Cavani.
|
|
The tenor Jonathan Burton gave a frustrating performance as Johnson.
|
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It has been an occasionally frustrating, turbulent year for Snedeker.
|
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"It's frustrating to me," Roblan said about the ongoing walkout.
|
|
It's frustrating to have to stay up until 1 a.m.
|
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That's frustrating as each costs $5 and can't be reused.
|
|
What is most frustrating to you about American politics today?
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It's as small and frustrating a conclusion as we expected.
|
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It's frustrating, but I do know God is in control.
|
|
But that's not what makes it such a frustrating watch.
|
|
That's what seems to be frustrating a lot of Australians.
|
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" Booker: "It's frustrating when 77% of Americans agree on licensing.
|
|
For years, scrolling through my newsfeed was frustrating and confusing.
|
|
Especially as Tesla, plagued by production delays, is frustrating investors.
|
|
That's frustrating but we can't let that get to us.
|
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Dealing with a liar in the workplace can be frustrating.
|
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"It felt so frustrating and just so insane," O'Brien says.
|
|
Such stray pleasures are typical of this often frustrating book.
|
|
But those same efforts are frustrating certain constituencies at home.
|
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WM: His twang is — he's also... JW: It's so frustrating!
|
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To feel like you've failed with Pedro is very frustrating.
|
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It's a frustrating stretch but we've got to keep going.
|
|
"I know it's frustrating," Shanks told investors on the call.
|
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"It was frustrating last night, I must admit," he said.
|
|
I did find the series' structure a little frustrating, though.
|
|
But she seemed cautious, and that reticence was sometimes frustrating.
|
|
Our democracy relies on a robust, if sometimes frustrating, media.
|
|
The lawsuits detail stories that range from frustrating to chilling.
|
|
Days and nights pass this way: frustrating, eventful, drunken, emotional.
|
|
This place is more restrictive, and it's a bit frustrating.
|
|
"It was frustrating because I wanted to play," Leonard said.
|
|
It's just frustrating to give that up in that situation.
|
|
Then Maloney unloaded, encapsulating how frustrating Sondland was to investigators.
|
|
"It was frustrating to deal with my blister," Volquez said.
|
|
Border crossings reached record highs earlier this year, frustrating Trump.
|
|
But for some indie booksellers, this error is deeply frustrating.
|
|
Otherwise, they can be frustrating "economy of the future" investments.
|
|
Granted, negotiating with the North Koreans has long proved frustrating.
|
|
"[The loss] is frustrating to all of us," Kennedy said.
|
|
And yes, many Republicans have found 143 frustrating so far.
|
|
Forgetting passwords is a frustrating fact of everyday life today.
|
|
"I have been in a very frustrating situation," he said.
|
|
It was frustrating, but I just kept a strong head.
|
|
The recital highlighted both Ms. Fleming's frustrating and beguiling aspects.
|
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And that's just going to be enormously frustrating for complainants.
|
|
All this began frustrating voters, campaign staff members and advocates.
|
|
"L'Obéissance" was both the more complete and the more frustrating.
|
|
It was another contrived relationship that made the episode frustrating.
|
|
During the years that it didn't come, it was frustrating.
|
|
That's a very frustrating thing about the unbundling of video.
|
|
It was so frustrating, and then I looked on Prime.
|
|
The state of the evidence on this idea is frustrating.
|
|
It's really frustrating having people paint us all as victims.
|
|
Tonight brings some frustrating conversations, so expect to get annoyed.
|
|
"To see nobody held accountable is extremely frustrating," he said.
|
|
Rising costs are also frustrating to foreign manufacturers in China.
|
|
"It's frustrating; just a little beyond frustrating at this point," said Beal, who has been picking up the slack as the Wizards have been playing without John Wall (knee) for the past two weeks.
|
|
As frustrating as the situation sounds (and it sounds very frustrating!), in the end, Thai Airways issued an apology and gave the long-named man, who remains anonymous, a refund for the name change fee.
|
|
So it's very frustrating that I'm out of there, but it's going to be even more frustrating to them after I make the next debate stage and demonstrate that this one was just a blip.
|
|
But it has also delved into politics, often frustrating Egypt's rulers.
|
|
Ramona Singer can be one of the most frustrating Bravo stars.
|
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The 10 years before the hiring of Saban were particularly frustrating.
|
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However it has yet to publish the results, frustrating project developers.
|
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But adoption is low because two-factor is cumbersome and frustrating.
|
|
While arousal nonconcordance might be frustrating, there's an easy remedy: lube.
|
|
American climate politics have gone from frustrating and weird to ... parody?
|
|
Few things are more frustrating than an iPhone on the fritz.
|
|
Sometimes it causes smaller issues that can lead to frustrating hassles.
|
|
"It's very frustrating," said a reporter for a local Tamaulipas newspaper.
|
|
It's an often-frustrating experience, especially if your vote doesn't count.
|
|
CHARLIE HURT, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: Oh, it&aposs just beyond frustrating.
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I also felt uneasy because of a frustrating bias in humans.
|
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It's frustrating now, but I honestly think things are getting better.
|
|
Although, certain penmanship styles do result in some frustrating screen lag.
|
|
The frustrating thing here is that there were family detainment centers.
|
|
"Body shaming S— ME. It's so frustrating," Rose wrote on Instagram.
|
|
Text messages can be a bit frustrating to save and restore.
|
|
I can't tell you how frustrating it is to see that.
|
|
It's frustrating, but at the same time I can't change it.
|
|
At times, it can be frustrating to be a female professional.
|
|
We know the Academy's version of progress is slow and frustrating.
|
|
In the most frustrating case, I gave up after 30 hours.
|
|
While it was frustrating, we choose to be optimistic and hardworking.
|
|
I'm trying to be respectful of their viewpoints, but it's frustrating.
|
|
" A former RNC official called the decision "disappointing, frustrating, and gutless.
|
|
The game's linear structure makes these moments all the more frustrating.
|
|
The work it entails is deeply unfamiliar, seldom gratifying, often frustrating.
|
|
And for Puerto Rico's budding fashion scene, it's been especially frustrating.
|
|
Yet another frustrating example of women not being considered or supported.
|
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It gets frustrating because she doesn't realize that I got it.
|
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It would leave much of America's frustrating health-care system unreformed.
|
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Controlling your WiFi network in a busy household can be frustrating.
|
|
In the short term, the extended primary is frustrating Clinton's camp.
|
|
"This is kind of a frustrating job for me," Rooney said.
|
|
" Kaine called it "frustrating," but said "it is what it is.
|
|
As someone who loves consuming fiction, this is a frustrating thought.
|
|
But four hours into the franchise, his limits are getting frustrating.
|
|
"That's what feels so frustrating about this condition," says Dr. McClean.
|
|
Bixby is, by far, the most frustrating part of the S9.
|
|
"It is very frustrating," said a source close to the administration.
|
|
What makes the game memorable is also what makes it frustrating.
|
|
Reading global and national news articles can be a frustrating experience.
|
|
It's one of the few really frustrating aspects of the game.
|
|
"It's certainly frustrating and concerning but I'm an optimist," Esty said.
|
|
All of this makes the Samsung Galaxy Book 2 rather frustrating.
|
|
Would the movie make amends for the incredibly frustrating Batman v.
|
|
This lets landlords avoid any frustrating arguments with tenants about damage.
|
|
Musk's claim runs the risk of confusing consumers — and frustrating regulators.
|
|
Beyond the frustrating assistant, Samsung's software is actually really nicely refined.
|
|
However it has yet to publish the results, frustrating project developers.
|
|
It is beautifully written, but I find the protagonist very frustrating.
|
|
It's a frustrating manual process that can and should be automated.
|
|
Romu had a similarly frustrating experience when she first sought treatment.
|
|
"Many of the women found that very, very frustrating," he said.
|
|
But the results could be dramatically frustrating, if not downright weird.
|
|
Negan, even after all this time, often remains a frustrating cipher.
|
|
"You have games like that but it is frustrating," he said.
|
|
That's frustrating, but it isn't always as bad as it sounds.
|
|
But fish embryos have been frustrating scientists for almost 60 years.
|
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Would you say that that time in my life felt frustrating?
|
|
For many of us, this has been an extremely frustrating cycle.
|
|
The app also supports users through sometimes frustrating and overwhelming situations.
|
|
"They are both equally saddening and frustrating," Walton said over email.
|
|
But news of the sentencing also proved frustrating for Edwards's family.
|
|
Many of the Rich Habits entrepreneurs found the journey very frustrating.
|
|
It can be frustrating if you're simply trying to stay healthy.
|
|
LONDON — Nothing quite brings out the ire like a frustrating commute.
|
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It doesn't feel frustrating if one person is the better player.
|
|
It was frustrating to see him be the voice of reason.
|
|
But pressing a button to talk to Alexa can get frustrating.
|
|
Chandler's frustrating struggle to translate his sense of humor into text?
|
|
I've probably wasted no more than $10, but it's still frustrating.
|
|
And the thing that's frustrating is that I'm getting yelled at.
|
|
"Scout24 was so so so frustrating," a second syndicate head said.
|
|
The result is sometimes frustrating but always thoughtful, intelligent, and fascinating.
|
|
The All-Star third baseman has had a frustrating year, batting .
|
|
That's a bit frustrating — no surprise, really — but it's a start.
|
|
"It was just a frustrating game for us," Koe told reporters.
|
|
In the first four episodes, this is simultaneously exhilarating and frustrating.
|
|
If this happened to your phone, it's frustrating to the max.
|
|
When you run your own company, tax time can be frustrating.
|
|
More frustrating is the ambiguity of Deadpool's sexuality in this sequel.
|
|
Universally frustrating yet desperately needed, the country's courts are a paradox.
|
|
It's very frustrating for me, but that only makes me stronger.
|
|
The smartphone is a marvellous invention, but it can be frustrating.
|
|
And it was also really, really frustrating from a storytelling perspective.
|
|
That was a very frustrating process, having to redo the vocals.
|
|
Waiting for photos to process is a slow and frustrating experience.
|
|
Pop culture can range from thrilling to frustrating, escapist to educational.
|
|
Restrictions on air power are even more frustrating for field commanders.
|
|
Paperwork will be frustrating, but do what you have to do.
|
|
And with frustrating regularity his efforts have been thwarted by legislators.
|
|
Comparing the size of national economies can be a frustrating exercise.
|
|
Instead, Holyfield took the fight to Tyson, frustrating and battering him.
|
|
It beats the laborious, and frustrating, process of mailing absentee ballots.
|
|
It doesn't mean it's not frustrating when people say those things.
|
|
No one benefits when this process is drawn out and frustrating.
|
|
"It's frustrating," said Kennedy, who has been dealing with shoulder fatigue.
|
|
Perhaps most frustrating is a pervasive lack of charm or humor.
|
|
"That is a deeply frustrating aspect of it," Mr. Kaye said.
|
|
This is the frustrating reality of racism that science has illuminated.
|
|
"It's gonna be just like Trump -- frustrating as hell," Hof says.
|
|
"It's been very frustrating, but today was a step," Vasilevskiy said.
|
|
It can get frustrating, especially when you need the item immediately.
|
|
The show is uneven at best and incredibly frustrating at worst.
|
|
Other times, the responses can be frustrating and, even worse, infuriating.
|
|
The answer may be frustrating, but it's the only option: Containment.
|
|
Slower loading web pages, of course, are frustrating for end users.
|
|
Was that frustrating or did you see it as an asset?
|
|
"It was frustrating to sit, but it made sense," he said.
|
|
"It's frustrating, but we have to keep with it," Pacioretty said.
|
|
Mercury is retrograde, which is frustrating, but you're learning a lot.
|
|
The whole thing just feels like a frustrating waste of time.
|
|
Giving birth can be beautiful, frustrating, exhilarating, painful, and extremely complicated.
|
|
Still, the first few days of using Linux were incredibly frustrating.
|
|
It's frustrating, because another narrative frame may have drawn me in.
|
|
The apathy is far more frustrating than meeting a no voter.
|
|
It's frustrating as hell, which is what makes Westworld so great.
|
|
Which can be frustrating, because confidence is a very useful thing.
|
|
There were some elements of the game I did find frustrating.
|
|
And that's what's so frustrating about plays like the one above.
|
|
It's unabashedly earnest, sporadically moving, and, when it falters, incredibly frustrating.
|
|
The Euros have been considerably more frustrating for Ronaldo and Portugal.
|
|
In all, this was a fascinating but at times frustrating experience.
|
|
"It feels like everything is frustrating about this moment," she said.
|
|
" — Avinoam Baral, 27, Manhattan "Improve the subway system, it's really frustrating.
|
|
Because going to the theater is such an incredibly frustrating experience.
|
|
Using Grindr in each form has been both useful and frustrating.
|
|
That last aspect is as bracing as it can be frustrating.
|
|
That can be frustrating when you get into a bidding war.
|
|
But here's the most frustrating part: This is all entirely preventable.
|
|
"That was frustrating," said Carlos Castillo, Burroughs's principal at the time.
|
|
But it's still been a frustrating opening for the new Congress.
|
|
Learning how to use the internet was pretty frustrating at first.
|
|
"It's very frustrating," said James Tan, 63, a businessman in Singapore.
|
|
It's insurance time, aka the most frustrating time of the year.
|
|
"It's very frustrating," Spain's goalkeeper, Sandra Paños, said through an interpreter.
|
|
So, I think it is frustrating for a lot of us.
|
|
A few simple, inexpensive tools will make the work less frustrating.
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But in the reality it was very frustrating to get access.
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His is a large, sprawling catalog, almost frustrating in its consistency.
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Like all international efforts, it's a slow, grinding, often frustrating process.
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Counts elsewhere in the country have been frustrating for municipal governments.
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On the downside, Jamieson said she found Robinhood's simple approach frustrating.
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As frustrating and unfair as it seems, tenants do find apartments.
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Others find it frightening and the new bear-friendly policy frustrating.
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"It's really frustrating," Mr. Nelson, 47, said about the poor reception.
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Instead, he pursued 5003 months of frustrating but ultimately successful diplomacy.
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Few modern tech problems are as frustrating as having bad WiFi.
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Frustrating: The College Board College Scholarship Service application is an abomination.
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Still, accountability for bishops continued to elude Mr. Sipe, frustrating him.
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It is endless, frustrating and makes you cry every single day.
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Most female Christian leaders I know find the Pence rule frustrating.
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It's very very frustrating, but we're just going to keep going.
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What people like Psycrow find legitimately frustrating, however, is the inconsistency.
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The delays from the Department on this matter have been frustrating.
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It's very, very frustrating, but we're just going to keep going.
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This type of hunt can often be frustrating for customers online.
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And so ended a mostly frustrating afternoon for the Giants' offense.
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Negotiations with North Korea have long proved frustrating to American leaders.
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But, for D.I.Y. travelers like me, the setup can be frustrating.
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"It's a frustrating loss, there's no doubt about it," Girardi said.
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What follows is both fascinating and frustrating, searching and often funny.
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This is deeply frustrating for victims of atrocities and for investigators.
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Atheists regularly report uncomfortable, frustrating experiences while serving, alongside outright discrimination.
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Unbelievable. "A Chorus Line" was a very frustrating thing for me.
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Next, we added the dangling raindrops, which was a frustrating task.
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But sometimes I need a physical release after a frustrating day.
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"It was probably a pretty frustrating game for them," said Johansson.
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Where 5G gets seriously interesting (and frustrating) is with mmWave deployment.
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Teigen tweeted Legend can be frustrating when it comes to scheduling.
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For many ordinary Afghans, it's a frustrating case of déjà vu.
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The in-airport layover is often regarded as a frustrating bore.
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A. The search for an effective cough medicine can be frustrating.
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Road closings during marathons can be frustrating for drivers and pedestrians.
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Wrong. As frustrating as they are, climate deniers aren't the problem.
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It was a frustrating defeat that could lead to second-guessing.
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It's frustrating to pay a fee to use your own money.
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"It's frustrating to me," Scott, a key ally of Trump, added.
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A frustrating search for a suitable family apartment forced a choice.
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"It is a little bit frustrating," Collins said of Cabrera's injury.
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"Try to see what's creating a frustrating dynamic," Dr. Tannen says.
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Sometimes the waiting can be frustrating, but that's the whole point.
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Is there much in life more frustrating than delayed travel plans?
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I think about that film when I'm mired in frustrating minutiae.
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"Leaks are frustrating, and they happen all the time," he wrote.
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"It's frustrating, because I'm the only player they're asking," Woods said.
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There's no way to tell and that unpredictability could be frustrating.
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Maybe I should have just left, but it was very frustrating.
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In May, he withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal, frustrating allies.
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Congress has struggled for years to tackle immigration, frustrating successive presidents.
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Anytime you lose and lose that way, it's frustrating and disappointing.
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But much more frustrating is the change in Rose Tico's role.
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That's not to say that the high costs don't get frustrating.
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The financial pressure of raising four kids is apparent and frustrating.
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That challenge was both frustrating and exhilarating at the same time.
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"That was really frustrating, because the payment was there," he said.
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Some find that frustrating, given all the "free" recipes out there.
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" — Chae An, 20113, attorney, South Korean "It is so frustrating here.
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This is frustrating because hearing loss is both irreparable and preventable.
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This could feel frustrating in high season when room prices soar.
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This is a frustrating time, but things will clear up eventually.
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By this point, the process was expensive, but not that frustrating.
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But here's the most frustrating part: This is all entirely avoidable.
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That's why hating on Donald Trump is so frustrating for me.
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Getting new drugs approved was a frustrating and time-consuming process.
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But it is easy to see how that can be frustrating.
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Which I can imagine would be very frustrating as a filmmaker.
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"It is a pretty frustrating situation to be in," Wagner says.
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It's this frustrating thing that I'm a proxy for people's frustrations.
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Is there a more frustrating sight than a badly cut pizza?
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This has to be frustrating, if a little predictable in retrospect.
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We know, it's frustrating, and confusing, and findings keep flip-flopping.
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As frustrating as it was to accidentally activate it when I didn't intend to (which happened, even when I enabled the lock on it), it was even more frustrating when I actually meant to use it.
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As frustrating as some of the plot holes in "The Rise of Skywalker" were for fans, what is more frustrating is that many of the questions left unanswered in the film are answered in supplemental, purchasable materials.
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It can be so frustrating, searching for a treatment that actually works.
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The fact that I don't have any say in it is frustrating.
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"That is the frustrating part for me for the family," he says.
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It's frustrating as hell but luckily there's a way to prevent it.
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And so, it&aposs this kind of frustrating when people hear that.
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There's really nothing more frustrating than getting bank notes covered in ink.
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And they are right, it is a shitty, stupid, endlessly frustrating job.
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It's just frustrating that such options aren't already included on the service.
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What's frustrating about this whole conversation is that none of it matters.
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Being a woman on the internet (or anywhere) is a frustrating experience.
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It was a rung of hero ball that couldn't be more frustrating.
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But Tiles are otherwise totally crappy gifts—cheap chunks of frustrating plastic.
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Obama has called Syria a deeply frustrating crisis that haunts him daily.
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But many fans found these recent episodes straight-up confusing and frustrating.
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"It was a frustrating night for sure," Brewers manager Craig Counsell said.
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Worse yet, driving the Q8 around town can be a frustrating experience.
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Being able to maintain composure during frustrating weather interruptions amplified that challenge.
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Equally frustrating, the symptoms could show up now or years from now.
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Lawmakers' openness to acknowledging them while doing nothing is frustrating, and painful.
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Those risks will certainly make for an interesting, if frustrating, ad campaign.
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That was very frustrating at first for her, it was very painful.
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It is frustrating to have your utensil vibrate constantly while you're starving.
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That's understandable, because this stuff is frustrating and confusing, top to bottom.
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As the player, this repetition doesn't last long enough to become frustrating.
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Dejected by the situation, Rice told KJRH the experience has been frustrating.
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It was frustrating, I played okay, but he didn't give me much.
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"It's so frustrating because you can see this coming down the tracks."
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Because again, it's been a little frustrating to follow all of this.
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That Kahlo is such an emblematic figure makes this blunder quite frustrating.
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For all that progress, the end result is still frustrating in 2016.
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You're locked into Apple News, and this can be frustrating at times.
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The contradictions and compromises are frustrating, but corporate life is inevitably messy.
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Goods started piling up in ports, frustrating importers, truckers and port terminals.
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These are small hiccups, but ones that could get frustrating over time.
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It's a frustrating move, because Endgame doesn't need a post-credits sequence.
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"It's incredibly frustrating, especially in the industry that I'm in," she continued.
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But Riddick also learned the more frustrating side of government work: delays.
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"Yes there are frustrating delays in getting paid at Newsweek," they said.
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Sometimes it's admittedly frustrating, and you have no clue what to do.
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It's amazing and frustrating, but really great all at the same time.
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It gets so frustrating having to make people want to make content.
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"Working with Republicans, it can be frustrating," he said back in Abilene.
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I always found that really frustrating — I couldn't sing it like that.
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Much like Catholicism itself, it's all about embracing beautiful, deeply frustrating contradictions.
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Still, it's an encouraging sign in the perpetually frustrating fight against spammers.
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"It's incredibly frustrating that is has taken this damn long," Chapman said.
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Much like the keyboard, the trackpad is poor and frustrating to use.
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"It's incredibly frustrating, especially in the industry that I'm in," she said.
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And if that&aposs the case, that is really very, very frustrating.
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I don't want to make anyone sick but it's a little frustrating.
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It was kind of frustrating … the last couple seasons weren't my favorite.
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But again, this has been a frustrating trade for hedge funds recently.
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It's frustrating chiseling away at my savings, but bills must be paid.
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It's even more frustrating because it doesn't come with incredible performance either.
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It's equal parts fun and frustrating the way Mario has always been.
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What's even more frustrating is trying to get your hands on one.
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For him to be in pain for three years is very frustrating.
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"It was frustrating to have to sit with an injury," Miller said.
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When it's not true and it's out is when it's really frustrating.
|
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The careless plotting means that "Midsommar" is ultimately more frustrating than frightening.
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To bring that into production, I'm not lying, it's really frustrating sometimes.
|
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Later, GOP filibusters of immigration and climate legislation were frustrating to progressives.
|
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But her weight loss left her with sags of frustrating excess skin.
|
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Anyone would have saved Kiki, whose death was both preventable and frustrating.
|
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It's frustrating that the Laptop 2 is still so limited with ports.
|
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After some frustrating technical difficulties, we decide to try again this evening.
|
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"It is pretty frustrating but just got to move forward," Gsellman said.
|
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That is the definition of ecosystem lock-in, and it's incredibly frustrating.
|
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The process is both frustrating and magical, and always a bit surprising.
|
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It's frustrating to see a lot of men blow it and win.
|
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Game of Thrones is one of the most frustrating shows on television.
|
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One of the things that is really frustrating is this asylum fraud.
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"When you lose close games, it&aposs disappointing and frustrating," he said.
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But for anyone just getting into Valve's system, it's a frustrating hurdle.
|
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It's likely to be a mess of daydreamy romance and frustrating confusion.
|
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"He has great stuff, and that's what's frustrating about this," Melvin said.
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Some of us, me included, find keyboards frustrating as we get older.
|
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Long term, it can also be frustrating how much Geminis avoid accountability.
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It's messy, difficult, and at times frustrating…but it's so worth it.
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If you come in too late in the process, it's really frustrating.
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It can be a frustrating watch, but it's not a false one.
|
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"(Being) unable to score runs is probably the frustrating part," Kinsler said.
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Saying the case is now closed with this frustrating and mystifying results.
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And those are the kind of things that is frustrating to authorities.
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For sure it's frustrating, because we've shown we can play with anybody.
|
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Overbooking and bumping aren't the only potentially frustrating issues facing travelers. Sen.
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"I know it's frustrating," Shanks later told analysts on a conference call.
|
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Using the Joy-Cons as separate horizontal controllers can be super frustrating.
|
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It seems silly … but I think that is frustrating [about] social media.
|
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All of which makes Matt Johnson's second feature, Operation Avalanche, so frustrating.
|
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It's frustrating and depressing that Americans can't believe what the President says.
|
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And that's a frustrating experience for a fan and for our customers.
|
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LF Marcell Ozuna found one source of satisfaction in a frustrating night.
|
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In short order, Sonic's adventure would slow down, becoming a frustrating platformer.
|
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The prospect of another shift in oil policy is already frustrating authorities.
|
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"It's frustrating when you watch other people's lives moving forward," she says.
|
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"It's frustrating that we didn't win," the 21-year-old Russian said.
|
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Hill's job search started in 2011 and lasted a frustrating four years.
|
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It's easy enough to replace the pieces but it's a bit frustrating.
|
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" Said Barnes: "I think the most frustrating part was the homer, period.
|
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What is this frustrating, covert disease that can take such a toll?
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What I'm trying to say is, losing drugs can be pretty frustrating.
|
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"The most frustrating part isn't even the runs I allowed," he said.
|
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It seems silly…but I think that is frustrating [about] social media.
|
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Viewers who are wholly unfamiliar with Berger might find the film frustrating.
|
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It's frustrating that a technique that works so well is so hard.
|
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The practice of medicine has become frustrating and painful, thanks to Congress.
|
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Many members of Congress — in both parties — likely find this process frustrating.
|
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Flying can be a stressful, frustrating, and even scary experience for some.
|
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It also has a reasonably sized trackpad that isn't frustrating to use.
|
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It's encouraging and frustrating, it's adorable and disgusting, it's rewarding and thankless.
|
|
Yet ecologists are a frustrating lot, at least if you're a doctor.
|
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"It's frustrating because it's Paris, only Paris, that is suffering," he said.
|
|
Levin says the answer is not to dwell in confusing, frustrating nostalgia.
|
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There's nothing more frustrating than someone pulling out their phone mid-conversation.
|
|
So was Carrie Mathison, Claire Danes's ever-frustrating CIA agent on Homeland.
|
|
So I'm not — I can't be mad at it, but it's frustrating.
|
|
But it can be really discouraging and it can be really frustrating.
|
|
I'd maintained for many frustrating months that this was an incorrect assessment.
|
|
But the lack of a breakthrough was also frustrating to several involved.
|
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It's frustrating that it kind of taints your win a little bit.
|
|
For tech companies, the government's approach is frustrating, executives and engineers say.
|
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If we do it prematurely it will just be another frustrating experience.
|
|
" Citron said she found the media coverage of the pilot "really frustrating.
|
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"It's frustrating, because cats are more challenging than dogs," Ms. McCormick said.
|
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"It's not frustrating yet because it's not over," outfielder Carlos Gomez said.
|
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I'm old enough to remember 2016 and it was a frustrating year.
|
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The most frustrating part about the whole thing though was the headsets!
|
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Once again, the debate was a frustrating experience for former Maryland Gov.
|
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Just a frustrating performance, but we'll come out ready to go tomorrow.
|
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But the process has been messy and complicated, clearly frustrating the President.
|
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You can imagine how frustrating, disappointing, maddening, and sad that fact is.
|
|
And it's frustrating trying to understand America's relationships with Turkey, Saudi Arabia.
|
|
There are two frustrating things about FFXV for me right now, though.
|
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That ambivalence can be frustrating, but I personally find it very empowering.
|
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It's time-consuming and very frustrating, but it needs to be done.
|
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To tech firms, uninformed lawmakers are not just frustrating — they are terrifying.
|
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Retrogrades are frustrating, but in the end, they always bring more clarity.
|
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You're definitely ready to hit the road after today's frustrating, awkward vibe!
|
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Carry clear quartz to help you stay focused; this morning is frustrating.
|
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There's a lot of great stuff, but the hunt can be frustrating.
|
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But it would take some frustrating trial-and-error to get there.
|
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Of course, this has been very frustrating for Intel and Microsoft specifically.
|
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Your ruling planet, Venus, clashes with Saturn today, bringing some frustrating conversations.
|
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The job was as frustrating for her as it was for us.
|
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And it was frustrating to feel so disposable—especially after being fired.
|
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What's the most frustrating question you frequently have to answer about asexuality?
|
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Your schedule could get very messy, and it will be very frustrating.
|
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And it's highly frustrating when some powerup-roided superspeed snake kills you.
|
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Overall, the state of suicide prevention in this country is extremely frustrating.
|
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Breakingviews Goldman Sachs is charting a frustrating path back to the top.
|
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"It's frustrating," says Bob Glaze, the curator of online travel guide Globalphile.com.
|
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"It's been frustrating," said Crawford, who had four RBIs on the night.
|
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"It has proven incredibly frustrating to work with the Chinese Communist Party."
|
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Our critic gives a mixed review, calling the show beguiling but frustrating.
|
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Watching European soccer in America used to be a lonely, frustrating pursuit.
|
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Perhaps it would have been too frustrating as I originally designed it.
|
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That sterile environment is frustrating and makes people crave stimulation and excitement.
|
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That can be uncomfortable, and for some of us, frustrating and excruciating.
|
|
It must be frustrating to be a Republican in Congress these days.
|
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It's important to remember just how frustrating that conversation was for Jaime.
|
|
He had conspicuous sideline meltdowns at frustrating moments against Indiana and Maryland.
|
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It is psychically frustrating: We need other people now more than ever.
|
|
The Red Bulls, however, continued to be a study in frustrating contradiction.
|
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What's particularly frustrating is that it didn't have to be this way.
|
|
Jonathan Berent, a technology executive in California, recounted a particularly frustrating episode.
|
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A reconsideration seems timely, even if the paucity of information is frustrating.
|
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My genie suffers from a frustrating condition known as premature wish-granting.
|
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Online dating isn't going anywhere, however frustrating people find it to be.
|
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LCD's music has a frustrating way of anticipating and responding to criticism.
|
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There's still a lot of things that can happen but it's frustrating.
|
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For factory owners on deadline, those crowded roads can mean frustrating delays.
|
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And as frustrating as the day is long — the two things, mixed.
|
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It's funny, and creepy, and frustrating, and, in the longview, pretty sad.
|
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At a time when we are already overwhelmed, this is incredibly frustrating.
|
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Frustrating as the whole thing is, it does create some unexpected bonds.
|
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She can be as off-putting and frustrating as she is fascinating.
|
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Normally this would be so frustrating that I would stop playing entirely.
|
|
Another frustrating and bewildering morning, without the high drama of a derailment.
|
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But negotiations with the Republican leaders of the General Assembly proved frustrating.
|
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Then I got the last letter, which was also an A. Frustrating!
|
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"I hope it's frustrating, in the best way possible," Mr. Sharon said.
|
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"We're in a frustrating part of our year," Manager Joe Girardi said.
|
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It's a frustrating but crucial topic that Anderson is well-versed in.
|
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As a physician, I have similarly frustrating interactions with my patients' insurers.
|
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"It's frustrating," Mr. Terrill said as he ripped out a pollinating male.
|
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And when you do and you don't score, it's kind of frustrating.
|
|
Such bureaucratic challenges remain particularly frustrating for mineral-rich states, and Sen.
|
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However, it becomes stressful when the search becomes "desperate or frustrating," say.
|
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But Trump has hardly lifted a finger since, frustrating the senator's allies.
|
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It could be a frustrating end to the year for hedge funds.
|
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I am sympathetic to those who view Mexico as a frustrating partner.
|
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"It's frustrating," Mets Manager Mickey Callaway said at his postgame news conference.
|
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It's also frustrating to use at times, which I'll get to later.
|
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Fall is cool and all, but the upcoming season can be frustrating.
|
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We know it has been frustrating, but the end is in sight.
|
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"Can you imagine how frustrating that is for a business?" he asked.
|
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Worse yet, driving the Q20203 around town can be a frustrating experience.
|
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We have run ambulance calls ranging from the frustrating to the miraculous.
|
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Lovely Venus clashes with taskmaster Saturn, creating a frustrating energy for communication.
|
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"It was very frustrating," said Ms. Dudley, who had spotted the intruders.
|
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To most users, the bug might sound like just a frustrating experience.
|
|
New York stabbing This is just an absolutely horrifying and frustrating story.
|
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That's why it's frustrating to watch these developments as a trans person.
|
|
After hours of frustrating cross-examination that one of their number, Rep.
|
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The penurious nicotine levels proved frustrating and costly for South Korean vapers.
|
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The penurious nicotine levels proved frustrating and costly for South Korean vapers.
|
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"Absolutely — it's frustrating that we have not reached a resolution," he said.
|
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But it's the "decisions" masquerading as free will that are really frustrating.
|
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So that was frustrating, to watch that play out from the inside.
|
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All of which made the gallery's copyright-centric response even more frustrating.
|
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These omissions prove especially frustrating in the case of the new book.
|
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They are a frustrating bunch, and they are key to your victory.
|
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"I know it was frustrating for all of our stakeholders," Duke said.
|
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Sure. To me, it's frustrating that we can't come to a deal.
|
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With the game in the balance, they might be rather more frustrating.
|
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I eventually assumed her goal was a particularly frustrating combination of both.
|
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Motherhood can be beautiful, frustrating, momentous, and exhausting — in a word, it's difficult.
|
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The right to silence can be frustrating to those who are demanding answers.
|
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Crash Override includes some really frustrating anecdotes about platforms letting online abuse slide.
|
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That was frustrating for Capuano, whose team outshot the Red Wings, 29-20.
|
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It doesn't matter how good it is sometimes, and that's why it's frustrating.
|
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Share your community's biggest dilemmas, your most frustrating obstacles, your most complex questions.
|
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However, the signs of such a frustrating double cross were there all along.
|
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This sort of vetting has proved doubly frustrating to the people it's hampering.
|
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And that can be frustrating if you're moving a lot of text around.
|
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"I think it is frustrating," Westview asset protection manager, Stephen Kennedy, told CBC.
|
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That's overly simplistic and can sometimes be frustrating, but it also makes sense.
|
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Not that the search for an SNES Mini will be any less frustrating.
|
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It is one of the wildest, most frustrating films I have ever seen.
|
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It was so very frustrating, because Frank is dreary and Jamie is dreamy.
|
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Sessions told a school safety conference it&aposs a difficult and frustrating situation.
|
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"The most frustrating part for me (is) the turnovers especially," Paul told reporters.
|
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Today's vibe is frustrating, but a chance to let loose will come tonight.
|
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It was also super frustrating that he didn't know how to use computers.
|
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"Having another baby has been a beautiful process & at times, frustrating," Holliday wrote.
|
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"Quite a frustrating afternoon," Verstappen said later in a more measured team release.
|
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Isn't it frustrating that people attribute your entire musical to how you're "Asian"?
|
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I'd like to say that using the Pixel Buds was maddening or frustrating.
|
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The logistics of Miike Snow's revival proved as frustrating as they were inefficient.
|
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The game is supposedly frustrating, with a level so hard it feels undefeatable.
|
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They quickly discovered that they had a long, frustrating road ahead of them.
|
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He's run into some bad luck and sometimes that can be extremely frustrating.
|
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But where Prometheus' mysteries were mostly frustrating and annoying, Covenant's are more intriguing.
|
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Not being able to fit one description or another used to be frustrating.
|
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But the card structure makes this less frustrating than it otherwise could've been.
|
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I can't find anyone online who's having the same problem and it's frustrating.
|
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These dead ends were immensely frustrating, particularly with the E. Gadd hotline available.
|
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Expect Floyd to utilize his frustrating defensive point boxing and avoid trading shots.
|
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But there are times where its reverence for the past can be frustrating.
|
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It is very frustrating for my client to have this cloud still remain.
|
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It's a fun and frustrating night that I wouldn't do again with strangers.
|
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A chatbot that looks for keywords and parrots back is a frustrating experience.
|
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Twitter's long, halting, and frustrating road to reducing abuse has arrived somewhere useful.
|
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They're thick, slow, and generally frustrating to use for anything beyond the basics.
|
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That's why Paltrow (and Emma!) are frustrating and fascinating at the same time.
|
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It's a quirk of longform network TV storytelling that feels frustrating and gimmicky.
|
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For some members of the Consortium, this call and delayed response was frustrating.
|
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For the many who want change in Venezuela, this week was intensely frustrating.
|
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It is a frustrating dynamic, but we seem to be stuck in it.
|
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What makes the argument frustrating is that both have truth on their side.
|
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And looking at it from that perspective, the whole thing is incredibly frustrating.
|
|
Tia Booth, Becca Kufrin, and Colton Underwood find themselves in a frustrating pickle.
|
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I literally bawled my eyes out last night because it's just so frustrating.
|
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We don't know WHY everyone keeps SAYING THAT but it is VERY FRUSTRATING.
|
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Breakingviews Running an investment bank is a well-paid but sometimes frustrating business.
|
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It's very frustrating trying to shove your fat foot through a skinny door.
|
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It's hardly universal, and that fact limits the gadget's utility in frustrating ways.
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Holiday travel is notoriously frustrating, so anything that lightens the mood is appreciated.
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"What she has [allegedly] done is certainly frustrating but not unusual," she says.
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When you can't get a live human being, it can be really frustrating.
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The past two games have been quite frustrating for Georgia coach Tom Crean.
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Frustrating times, especially since Destiny's most beloved activities are part of the endgame.
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Has it been frustrating to sort of watch the stock underperformance since then?
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On that particular day there was nobody there and, you know, it's frustrating.
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That's the frustrating thing with Fashion Week — for all designers and for myself.
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And if you look at it over that time period, it's always frustrating.
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Alexa is frustrating to use at times and doesn't do all that much.
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But it's frustrating to see that Mophie still isn't using USB-C here.
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"Â "It's frustrating to see a lot of men blow it and win.
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In the end, I found the Dex to be frustrating if somewhat promising.
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But he also endured frustrating stretches where he didn't even touch the ball.
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He admits it was frustrating at times, but Powell's playoff heroics motivated him.
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I fucked up something on my pedal board and it was really frustrating.
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A sometimes-frustrating art with lots of metal boxes and even more wires.
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"As a consumer, it's frustrating when companies play those games," he tells Refinery29.
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The Lexus' Remote Touch interface requires a light touch, and can be frustrating.
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The Thomas family's statement says the investigation into Elizabeth's disappearance has been frustrating.
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We talked to five mothers in the tech industry about this frustrating issue.
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Power outlets are frustrating, but the devices we use on a daily basis?
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Though frustrating for the White House, there is wisdom in the polls' consistency.
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"There's so many frustrating things when you look back at that," he added.
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Application security just wasn't getting the attention it deserved, and it was frustrating.
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For some people, it might be pretty enough to ignore a frustrating flaw.
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Perhaps the most frustrating part about diabetes is the lack of definitive answers.
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It can be frustrating to send an email and not get a reply.
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If you think that's frustrating, then you've never been a self-driving car.
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"It's incredibly disappointing and very frustrating," Taylor said from the St. Louis airport.
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It's frustrating, but there is a thick black ring around the Active's display.
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Someone even deleted everything from the band's Google+ page, frustrating its seven followers.
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Shopping for a GTX 1070—one of Nvidia's most popular models—is frustrating.
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That was hurtful on one end, but on the other, it was frustrating.
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It was a very frustrating string of episodes in the middle for me.
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"It's very frustrating for me," the 22-year-old Oregon native told reporters.
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Even when it comes to Alexa, the Sonos One has some frustrating limitations.
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Sometimes when somebody knows you so well, it can be frustrating and infuriating.
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It can make finding your way out of maze-like areas incredibly frustrating.
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"Interactions like this are beyond frustrating and belittling," Thore writes in the post.
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Shultz: It's frustrating, but I understand in Washington, hardly anyone lives there anymore.
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It is so frustrating that these girls are seen as in the wrong.
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What was frequently unclear, and occasionally frustrating, is where the story was heading.
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Keeping your teeth clean and fresh can be a frustrating (and boring) routine.
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Another night, another showing for St-Pierre in all of his frustrating perfection.
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We understand these phones; we know their astonishing capabilities and their frustrating limitations.
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Eventually Yarny was toughened up so that the game wouldn't be as frustrating.
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It's frustrating watching Baptiste get put in cuffs while Adam escapes to Switzerland.
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I wanted to show how frustrating it is to be asked that question.
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That's a frustrating thing for me, and I'm not getting my job done.
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It was time-consuming, and for the forces on the ground, profoundly frustrating.
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Neither the Plume nor SmartThings app offers advanced networking capabilities, which is frustrating.
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A frustrating experience, to be sure, but Delta was within its (reserved) rights.
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LONDON — Period detective stories can sometimes be frustrating because they're oh so predictable.
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It was frustrating to turn down both the students and the potential revenue.
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Since happiness is elusive and fickle, pursuing it can be fruitless and frustrating.
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I think there are some who find Sam and Gilly's stories rather frustrating.
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"For the most part, it was a frustrating night all around," Curry said.
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There is one frustrating truth about our modern, digital age: Wires are annoying.
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I had a frustrating year (in the AHL) with a couple of injuries.
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So far, the presidency has proven a difficult and frustrating exercise for Trump.
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Sometimes these barks are ridiculous, sometimes they're frustrating—but they're always communicating something.
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It might sound cool, but this function is the most frustrating to me.
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"The more cumbersome, the more complicated it gets, the more frustrating to customers."
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It can be very frustrating for someone who takes this rigorous, disciplined approach.
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It's very frustrating as a facilitator to see men just talk over women.
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"That just shows you the game can be very frustrating," Victor Martinez said.
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Being lost in a dark cavern is frustrating, but it's not especially dangerous.
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To some fans, this lack of a reliable benchmark of quality is frustrating.
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But for airlines the supersonic boom has given way to a frustrating bust.
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And I find it frustrating talking about this issue everywhere that I go.
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One thing that eventually becomes frustrating is how people react to that grief.
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This marked a clear divergence of interests, frustrating European leaders of all kinds.
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It's frustrating because you work so hard for those things not to happen.
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It's frustrating that Congressmembers would deny other people affordability that they themselves enjoy.
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I suspect I know the answer — and it's going to be deeply frustrating.
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And that's probably what's been most frustrating about this whole process for me.
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"It's not something that happens often and it's very frustrating," Papadakis told reporters.
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It's also very frustrating to watch how some male VCs treat female entrepreneurs.
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They're frustrating, but they're also kind of cool once you've figured them out.
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The energy is frustrating; watch for liars, and keep your paranoia in check.
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"It can be frustrating, this business of democracy," Obama said at one point.
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"Feeling stuck is both frustrating and demoralizing and stunts personal fulfillment," Brateman explains.
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It was a collection of interesting ideas thrown into an inconsistent, frustrating framework.
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"It's definitely frustrating, a couple of calls didn't go our way," Jennings said.
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The Netherlands is one of those places that's damned frustrating if you're conservative.
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The frustrating part for backers is that they don't have any recourse here.
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The focus was on awards and the frustrating, infuriating homogeneity of American movies.
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So it's unfortunate that, particularly in Act I, this is a frustrating production.
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Which may be frustrating and inconclusive, but then, so is our current reality.
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"It's frustrating not walking away with a Slam this year," Mike Bryan said.
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It is frustrating, but the reason for these theories is not a mystery.
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Feeling that other people don't really think you are working can be frustrating.
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But Dubuffet frustrates distinctions among mediums; frustrating distinctions was his stock in trade.
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Commuting in big cities doesn't always need to be a frustrating, lonely experience.
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It is redesigning the service after frustrating its approximately 15 million paying subscribers.
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Pappalardo added that the lack of transparency surrounding moderation was a frustrating factor.
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The "process" of using an insurance company can be time-consuming and frustrating.
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It would be only his first stop on a frustrating odyssey of liberation.
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France is a frustrating state, but it has never been a failed one.
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"It's frustrating that everything came with two outs in the fifth," he said.
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Needless to say, it's been an expensive and frustrating trial-and-error process.
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Reddick called the injury "frustrating" and expects to miss 4-to-6 weeks.
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It was one of the most frustrating but rewarding experiences of my life.
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Representative government is frustrating today, but at least the survival rate has improved.
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Many Americans have had similar frustrating experiences following a trip to the hospital.
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But, to me, Silva has become a frustrating figure from MMA's glorious past.
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It's frustrating, but there's only so much room, and something has to move.
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It's frustrating, and I'm looking forward to the turn of May, for sure.
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"It's super frustrating, especially when you want to bring friends somewhere," she says.
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The bad: As I learned, it can be very frustrating to deal with.
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Coming from these two backgrounds, it's complicated, and it can be really frustrating.
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It was full of frustrated and angry people doing frustrating and angry things.
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Frustrating, confusing conversations will come later this evening—just keep your phone off.
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That's frustrating for Hsich, but she said she's not going to give up.
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Lens can be both frustrating and quite useful — though it never feels indispensable.
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But I think most frustrating is the feeling of having no self-determination.
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Thunder roll over Mavs DALLAS — Oklahoma City is a frustrating team to play.
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"It's frustrating because these things are impacting our community big time," she said.
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I think it's frustrating for one of the best drummers in the world.
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It's this kind of sporadic promise that makes Rise simultaneously watchable and frustrating.
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Few witnesses have emerged, frustrating overworked detectives, and her killer eluded the police.
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Although frustrating for many parties, we know that diversity numbers can be improved.
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But, yeah, it was frustrating to sit there and have to watch that.
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Having been through enough frustrating conversations, I did my best to avoid answering.
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"The loss is frustrating because we had chances," Twins manager Paul Molitor said.
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For me, this is one of the most frustrating parts of this announcement.
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A crucial later scene also took place mostly mid-stage, which was frustrating.
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This is frustrating and inconvenient, but is necessary in the interest of safety.
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Very little of this is inevitable, and that's what makes it more frustrating.
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"I just want to help, and that's where it gets frustrating," he said.
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You're in a low-energy mood, and your daily routine is frustrating you.
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"It's very frustrating," Koelzer said after practice Tuesday night, beginning to choke up.
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"It was so frustrating to watch what she went through," Ms. Haala said.
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But there were plenty of frustrating media missteps that felt all too familiar.
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In highlighting it now, "The Breakthrough" relates an unfolding and very frustrating mystery.
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Obviously you want to minimize the frustrating experiences as much as you can.
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"Frustrating, because I feel good," Green, 27, said the night before his demotion.
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Baptist's approach, treating his subjects like characters in a drama, is ultimately frustrating.
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Frustrating: I think it's terrible for colleges to advertise their lowest admit rate.
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Both companies decided against removing the video that reached millions, frustrating Pelosi's office.
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It's frustrating that I only got a few of my goals done today.
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"To me, it's a frustrating trend," the leader of one theater told us.
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The most frustrating part of Wu Assassins, though, is its straight-faced grimness.
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He won and re-entered an institution that allies said he found frustrating.
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If you find it more frustrating than useful, you can turn it off.
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Our performance this year, particularly the past two weeks, is inexcusable and frustrating.
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"It's frustrating when something is taken that you've worked hard for," he said.
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I love these disagreements over language, even as the complaints can be frustrating.
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The most frustrating part of this problem is that it is eminently solvable.
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PUGLIESE Trump is as frustrating and confusing and irreconcilable as any TV character.
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I get that it's frustrating that the Iowa caucus results have been delayed.
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His experience of juggling the two commitments was frustrating, sleepless, and ultimately unmanageable.
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It's a frustrating end to a novel, but that's part of the appeal.
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It's frustrating to know that this "controversy" has been prioritized in the news.
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Although customizing the instrument display wound up being a tad frustrating for me.
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That's a bit frustrating, since the carefully composed dance is also ever changing.
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"Then, when you ask about the terms, it can be frustrating," Steblay said.
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Hurley's restrained descriptions of these homes is frustrating, given the absence of images.
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The risk is that the new measure will be implemented poorly, frustrating pupils.
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What's frustrating, he says, is when leaders meet young people's concerns with arrogance.
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I learned two things from the frustrating renegotiations leading up to the referendum.
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Ms. Beer's frustrating private hunt turned into a very public mission in 1996.
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And China again changed its criteria for confirming coronavirus cases, frustrating some epidemiologists.
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"This has been a most frustrating episode," Mr. Rusk said upon their release.
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" She went on: "And very intriguing and, at the same time, very frustrating.
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But now that he's become the president, "I find it frustrating," she said.
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Together they also endured endless medical complications and a frustrating dependence on others.
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This was frustrating given the high level of service provided at the hotel.
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I can&apost help my own family — that&aposs the most frustrating thing.
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The episode isn't the first time Gowdy has ended up frustrating Trump's circle.
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Both now have been blocked by the courts, frustrating and angering the president.
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Through a frustrating first two months this season, the opposite has been true.
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"It wasn't easy, that's for sure, and sometimes very frustrating," Ms. Diamond said.
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For many citizens of those countries, the docility of their leaders is frustrating.
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On the other sideline, the Jaguars were left staring at another frustrating loss.
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The entire ObamaCare "repeal and replace" effort was frustrating from the very beginning.
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Busy workdays that are broken up by too many appointments can be frustrating.
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Having a slow connection is always frustrating, but just imagine how supercomputers feel.
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Progress has been slow and frustrating for those who live in Maria's path.
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"It's frustrating because we've made some advances and built those relationships," he said.
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That can be frustrating, given that Omar is hardly involved in Isra's organizing.
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Sexism is nothing new to Jayapal, but no less frustrating as a result.
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Is it frustrating to take on this fight from such a young age?
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It is an interesting and frustrating look back at old newspaper style guides.
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"We're soon going to move into a long, frustrating recovery process," Bossert said.
|
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He called the situation "very frustrating," even for supporters of President Donald Trump.
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"Masa probably finds this whole thing frustrating," the analyst Chris Lane told Bloomberg.
|
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Mr. Trump's reluctance is also frustrating allies ginning him up to take action.
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Even those who have a role in making decisions can find this frustrating.
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Dan Crenshaw: The frustrating part for me is why we were shut down.
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So the frustrating part was to see how the Democrats refused to negotiate.
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"We haven't gotten complete clarification on that and that's what's frustrating," he said.
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"It's frustrating and it's crazy cause millions of people have it," he says.
|
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A reliable team grew impatient and lost its composure for unusually frustrating periods.
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Its stance on Mr. Azhar has proved particularly frustrating to some council members.
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Do you find it frustrating to be referred to as a female cinematographer?
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That's been frustrating sometimes for us, but there's no point in fighting it.
|
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It's a furious, often frustrating, and occasionally euphoric game—and really quite special.
|
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Vox Lux navigates this slippery terrain in a way that can be frustrating.
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It was frustrating for me, because I could see what was going on.
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It's frustrating but nothing you can do inside the car and nobody's fault.
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And that illustrates one of the most frustrating flaws in existing regulatory structures.
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I just thought, I really want to be there, this is so frustrating.
|
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"I think what's frustrating is that leadership does support the bill," she says.
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It was incredibly frustrating because Carson's problem wasn't that people disagreed with him.
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Learning to practice meditation can be a frustrating endeavor, though, especially for beginners.
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Credit: DPG_Kirito Another example of volume control as a frustrating physics mini-game.
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Parking is a frustrating aspect of owning a car—so frustrating, in fact, that an entire taxi and ride-hail industry cropped up to get you places on four wheels, while skipping the whole where-to-put-the-car thing.
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The first time I watched "No Better to Be Safe Than Sorry," shortly after it aired, I found it to be a frustrating, unconvincing, potentially irresponsible end to a frustrating, unconvincing, potentially irresponsible season of one of my favorite TV shows.
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It became very frustrating, and I noticed other people having this problem as well.
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What could've been deeply frustrating instead feels very natural and, before long, wired in.
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Despite the progress made, activists such as Abd Elhameed say Agina's comments are frustrating.
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Nestled among the repetitive answers and frustrating debates are brief, shining moments of hilarity.
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This is an epidemic and it continues to happen, and that's the frustrating thing.
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For anyone looking for cold, hard facts about a murder case, it is frustrating.
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Other iOS 13 features sound like minor improvements that should make iOS less frustrating.
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"I think it must have been quite a frustrating existence," Bell told The Guardian.
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It's frustrating that I know it won't be as good as it could be.
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It was a frustrating regurgitation of chaos many viewers had already found tearfully boring.
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"The Word" ends with one of the most frustrating moments ever captured on television.
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Typing on them is the same slightly frustrating experience of the latest MacBook Pro.
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Most frustrating for Teka, Uber changes his fare rates frequently and with little warning.
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Building others—the cat and the automated production line thing—were frustrating at times.
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Plus, the infotainment system is attractive in its design but frustrating in its operation.
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But Facebook's suite of apps is the most frustrating when it comes to portability.
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Their characters are raw, vulnerable, likeable/frustrating in equal measure, and — above all — believable.
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"A good note in, I think, a frustrating time," Islanders coach Doug Weight said.
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It's frustrating and frightening, and luckily, you don't have to endure that exposure anymore.
|
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But it only comes after years of tedious, often frustrating, work in a lab.
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HEMINGWAY: It&aposs very frustrating because the actions of the shooter are his actions.
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Mars moves forward today in Scorpio, so expect finances to finally feel less frustrating.
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I don't feel like I'm being heard sometimes, and it gets a little frustrating.
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The frustrating bit about studying climate change is the inherent uncertainty of it all.
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Max Holloway 101 Max Holloway was briefly the most frustrating prospect on the undercard.
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"We understand this event can be frustrating for our customers," VP Adam White wrote.
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As someone who doesn't personally subscribe to the Catholic faith, it is really frustrating.
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Trying to get water from icebergs can be frustrating at best, dangerous at worst.
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It's frustrating to see face after political face expounding on how horrible Obamacare is.
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Still, it's rather frustrating that an app built into countless Apple products isn't working.
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I was sorry that I was being someone who was frustrating to be around.
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"I was still straining with learning production, and it was really frustrating," he admits.
|
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Baby Driver is exhilarating, fantastically entertaining, and mildly frustrating, all at the same time.
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For those hoping for reform, this pastoral tone has been welcome but also frustrating.
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There are few things more frustrating than reaching storage capacity on your gaming console.
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It is a frustrating process at first; literally three steps forward and two back.
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He's had a couple of frustrating years that have been plagues with some injuries.
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Which, unless you live near a department store that sold it, could be frustrating.
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"We have no motive as of last night — that's the frustrating part," Baxter said.
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"It's frustrating to lose a game like this," Falcons defensive end Jonathan Babineaux said.
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It's the most common problem, and it's equally the most frustrating thing to fix.
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For Charlsa Bentley, 67, keeping up with the latest nutrition research can be frustrating.
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Warrior planet Mars clashes with your ruling planet Saturn, making for a frustrating day.
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It's a frustrating element of the games industry that's more Silicon Valley than Hollywood.
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What's frustrating about Hellblade, though, is how it almost feels like two disparate experiences.
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The frustrating thing about this is that there isn't any clear purpose to it.
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All show how frustrating it can be to take in the world this way.
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It's really frustrating to me ... It's much better than the pre-internet era ... Yup.
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" "It's pretty frustrating to see the light that people are putting him in now.
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He really has gotten better about it, but it can be very frustrating sometimes.
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This is nothing like those frustrating short-timer bomb defuse missions from Enemy Unknown.
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Blackness is frustrating crackers nowadays because it's threatening their sense of security and being.
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Change Agent isn't frustrating in spite of its good ideas, but because of them.
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Huawei's EMUI software is still what it is: more frustrating and nagging than helpful.
|
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Nicotine addiction is very real, and quitting can be a difficult and frustrating process.
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What are some of the really frustrating moments that you have as a mom?
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Stepping into the health debate around electronic cigarettes is a messy and frustrating exercise.
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Not to mention, the crossbody strap kept getting caught in the backpack strap. Frustrating.
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Obviously a frustrating way to end it but thankfully we had a big lead.
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Getting a broken iPhone, Mac, or iPad serviced remains a frustrating experience for many.
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It's all the more frustrating that no one is certain why this is happening.
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There were no frustrating accidental highlights or drags across the page with the cursor.
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When these actions can lead to death, it makes them all the more frustrating.
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"I know it's real frustrating for him," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said about Tillman.
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But the Quadrifoglio has one issue that the normal Giulia doesn't: seriously frustrating brakes.
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Which was frustrating, because I could see items and side paths in the distance.
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Her prosecutorial focus seamlessly shifted between industries, frustrating any attempt to pigeonhole her agenda.
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It's like having the best bits of iOS without all the frustrating limitations.3.
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Go back and watch a few, especially if you're having a rough, frustrating day.
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But the limitations might also prove to be frustrating for users of the product.
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Breaking a nail is one of the most frustrating beauty blunders of them all.
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Related: This Amy Schumer Quote From Her Interview With Lena Dunham Is So Frustrating
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He also points out, however, that it's frustrating that this script was even considered.
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Even in these uncertain and often frustrating times, this is still a free country.
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Mercury retrograde is frustrating for making plans, what with all the miscommunications and delays!
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On the other hand, it is frustrating to be babied about your career choices.
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For buyers, the mismatches are extremely frustrating, but for sellers, they can be profitable.
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Finally being able to really drive the 570S was intoxicating, exhilarating, and innately frustrating.
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And this happens in so many interesting, exciting, and frustrating ways in health care.
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And what's frustrating to me is, the money that was used, it's taxpayer dollars.
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For owners of the Gear VR ($100), the problem has become frustrating and concerning.
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This election is frustrating the media's preference for, and comfort with, two-handed journalism.
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You need to be ready to accept frustrating but today was a great day.
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"It was really frustrating, starting really bad," 25-year-old Kim told Golf Channel.
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Austin: That stuff is so frustrating to me because of the core revelation works.
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It's definitely a quality book, but I find the comics frustrating, like dissatisfying dreams.
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To draw the line at a technology company demoing cannabis is odd and frustrating.
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And for them, that&aposs incredibly frustrating and they need to see a shrink.
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