Apple will introduce small frustrations now, to prevent large, even unfixable, frustrations down the road.
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They were hurting inside, all those thwarted ambitions turning into frustrations and frustrations turning into anger.
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If we have frustrations that we have not dealt with, those same frustrations will most likely follow us to the next church.
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It's a wry, self-aware take on the frustrations of feeling young and trapped, and the frustrations of addiction at any age.
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"A lot of the frustrations you hear are business model frustrations, rather than the performance of their content on Facebook or otherwise," Simo said.
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The frustrations boiled over this week into reports that Trump had voiced his frustrations with Sessions in front of other staffers, and that Sessions had offered to resign.
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So, we sympathize with your frustrations and want to help.
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On Sunday, she took to Twitter to express her frustrations.
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The frustrations caused protests in some southern cities last month.
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But there are still annoying problems and potential frustrations lingering.
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The frustrations are piling up for China's leader, Xi Jinping.
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Episode 5 reveals just how deep his frustrations really are.
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Also, even with UnitedMasters' limited launch, there are some frustrations.
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Dieters the world over will be familiar with Camacho's frustrations.
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Travelers affected by the interruption shared their frustrations on Twitter.
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China's leaders have underestimated the frustrations behind the trade war.
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Others, too, shared their frustrations on Vanity Fair's Facebook page.
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Draymond took his frustrations to the media after the game.
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Hamas's reticence perhaps also attested to frustrations with Islamic Jihad.
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Have I been vocal about my frustrations to my spouse?
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TV, Trump vented about Sessions, making his frustrations crystal clear.
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Some worry that their concerns and frustrations will be forgotten.
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Frustrations boiled over on both sides as Thursday's vote approached.
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The anecdotes describe frustrations with Trump as well as lawmakers.
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My music is meant to heal and absorb their frustrations.
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She is not saving her frustrations for cocktail party conversations.
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I had some frustrations with my shipping and tracking experience.
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"Your frustrations are understandable, and I hear them," he wrote.
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And he had frustrations with the pace of the operation.
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Camille's former friends channel their frustrations into belittling other women.
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The YouTube case presents a unique locus for those frustrations.
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Some doctors took to Twitter to vent their frustrations publicly.
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But Mouratoglou, despite his frustrations in Paris, was ultimately undaunted.
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In practice, the program has produced a litany of frustrations.
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The president then vented his frustrations about his chief strategist.
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Other passengers took to social media to express their frustrations.
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Her frustrations with the impeachment process are already clear. Sen.
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Frustrations aside, the book contains a number of contemporary masterpieces.
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Of course, Kaiser has his own frustrations with federal policy.
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Renewing the sanctions bill could also increase frustrations in Iran.
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Frustrations against the political system run deep in the country.
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The frustrations have cast old rivalries in a new light.
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The Hill: House Republicans voice messaging frustrations tied to impeachment.
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Frustrations were so vocal in Jackson and Big Sky, Mont.
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Trump has expressed frustrations about the alliance throughout his presidency.
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His personality remained amazingly unwarped by his frustrations and handicaps.
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Many have mobilized to express their frustrations with Mr. Keïta.
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And educators' frustrations in L.A. could ripple across the state.
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Their frustrations raise three key questions about the waiver process.
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I certainly felt I understood Cohn's frustrations in that moment.
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Technical frustrations and pressure may be driving these employees away, sure.
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Most pointed to the frustrations of being stereotyped, marginalized and demeaned.
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Frustrations that had been long considered untouchable by game development culture.
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Some former employees described frustrations with debilitating ties to the mothership.
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An angry passenger took out her frustrations on an airport window.
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All of the doubts, questions and frustrations poured out of me.
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"As a reporter, there were a couple of frustrations," she said.
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However, after assuming the office, Trump has encountered massive domestic frustrations.
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For example, it exposes kids to the everyday frustrations of fieldwork.
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And yes, we've had frustrations, but we have had progress here.
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But the Corsair One isn't without its own set of frustrations.
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You have someone to talk about your frustrations and your worries.
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Some angry customers have taken out their frustrations on utility employees.
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It also eliminates many of the frustrations inherent to the genre.
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Apple launching its first four shows at once amplifies critics' frustrations.
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More recent dominant word pairs document presidential frustrations more than successes.
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Many vented their frustrations by showing disapproval of Chris's comic skills. .
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"There were definitely some frustrations along the way," Ms. Punke said.
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While UKIP has since lost ground, the frustrations it tapped remain.
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Frustrations have been piling up since Mr Rouhani's victory in May.
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In several exchanges, he took his frustrations out on his employees.
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Wa Lone was unwilling to accept such frustrations, Tin Myint said.
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Gun influencers have the same professional frustrations as any other influencer.
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Pages and pages of my thoughts, feelings, and frustrations about them.
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Didi's popularity in China has amplified the outcry and passenger frustrations.
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That's where I found this great outlet for my little frustrations.
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Watching it all back, that's why I totally understand Bibiana's frustrations.
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"It's a way to vent frustrations or show support," he explained.
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Use activism as a productive channel for your pain or frustrations.
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It's a bunch of inconsistencies that add up to consistent frustrations.
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Getting their complaints before a hearing officer could alleviate those frustrations.
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Even with the frustrations, though, he sees the bright side here.
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The frustrations of life onboard sometimes express themselves in other ways.
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Consumers block ads because of frustrations over a bad user experience.
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So where are the stories on women's sexual frustrations and experiences?
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Some Venezuelans are channeling their frustrations into demonstrations against the government.
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The authority's chairman, Thomas F. Prendergast, said he understood commuters' frustrations.
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Their frustrations come as vulnerable Senate Democrats o meet with Kavanaugh.
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Those frustrations boiled over in the private discussions published by WikiLeaks.
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The audience simply didn't care about employment or frustrations about work.
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"I've shared my frustrations that we have no details," said Rep.
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Earlier in the excerpt, Iger reminisced about Jobs' frustrations with Disney.
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Jordan expressed his frustrations postgame, calling the officials "Foot Locker" referees.
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I definitely put my own frustrations into what Peggy was saying.
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Justin finally sought out help last year for his cognitive frustrations.
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In the clip, various people share their struggles, frustrations and sadness.
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But you feel those frustrations right there alongside Detective Cole Phelps.
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Frustrations about your financial situation will reach a new level today.
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The absence of a clear schedule has led to new frustrations.
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And as frustrations grew, so did the vilification of Mrs. May.
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In major cities, women vent their relationship frustrations on social media.
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Frustrations arose not from close margins, but from the ballots themselves.
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I've learned to acknowledge my frustrations, and that they will pass.
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The frustrations of some Republicans spilled into public view on Thursday.
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Then, please, stay away from violence avoid frustrations speak of love.
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Several users chimed in with suggestions or to share their frustrations.
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Barkley says he ain't with the boycott but understands Rap's frustrations.
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Patrik Voss, 31, predicted frustrations would boil over in vivid ways.
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Lately, though, frustrations have seeped into open view with notable frequency.
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The protesters' rage is born of the frustrations of everyday life.
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Sarah (Amy Landecker) is chauffeuring her kids and singing her frustrations.
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The Congressional Progressive Caucus has also voiced its frustrations to Perez.
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Clinton's concerns but that voicing frustrations was unproductive for the party.
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Economic and political frustrations are at the heart of the protests.
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Informing these frustrations is the homogeneity of the photo modes themselves.
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Despite those frustrations, and the long waits, voting went ahead peacefully.
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Watch out for frustrations in communication at Mercury clashes with Saturn.
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Still, it seems as if frustrations over the issue are spreading.
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And in Shirebrook and beyond, the frustrations were rooted in Brexit.
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It turns the Avengers against each other, bringing out their frustrations.
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Anti-gentrification activists took their frustrations against her to social media.
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This will help you get to the source of any frustrations.
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She had a novel way of working out her frustrations: knitting.
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Elites don't understand the challenges and frustrations of middle-class people.
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These frustrations aren't with the writing, but with shitty human nature.
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It's this frustrating thing that I'm a proxy for people's frustrations.
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Focus on a creative project to help you channel your frustrations.
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Her frustrations with the status quo and this conflict between her ideological beliefs and what she actually thinks might help to alleviate those frustrations, and could tell us something about where the health care debate is heading.
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On the other side, there's got to be recognition of frustrations: frustrations with inequalities, and police brutality, and media putting things very clearly in front of us and giving us access to see things in [new] ways.
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The footnotes also revealed some of the frustrations both sides are feeling.
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Yet Kazumi told CNN that daily work frustrations and difficulties crossed borders.
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But according to the insider, the two are still experiencing marital frustrations.
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It's easy to understand Justice Goodson's frustrations with the Judicial Crisis Network.
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Externally, frustrations over Amazon's decision to advertise on Breitbart continue to mount.
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And the swimmer took to Twitter on Thursday to vent her frustrations.
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Seed patents were just the beginning of the IP frustrations facing farmers.
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It's alleviating a lot of the frustrations and pain I've been experiencing.
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By now, hopefully most of those frustrations have been reduced or eliminated.
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The documentary itself, isn't just a Handler-centered exploration of tech frustrations.
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No matter his inner frustrations, he kept a steady tone of voice.
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Externally, Luckie describes frustrations about how Facebook's platform "disenfranchises" its black users.
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Writers and journalists talk about their crossword wins and frustrations on Twitter.
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Such frustrations can lead young people to walk away from the process.
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Instead, she's taken her sexual frustrations out somewhere else: on her vibrator.
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" Takeuchi voiced his frustrations with Brexit, labeling the current situation a "joke.
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Cleaver noted his frustrations as he tried to keep House proceedings nonpartisan.
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It has to be a space where people can channel their frustrations.
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Colehan said "frustrations with journey," including long security lines could be triggers.
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Put your feelings and frustrations into action at the link in bio.
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Though Evans comes across as a measured scientist, his frustrations were mounting.
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Now, people are paying attention to the inequalities and frustrations of women.
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The outlook is bright for companies that free us from these frustrations.
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During a conversation with Sean Hannity last month, his frustrations spilled out.
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We wanted to hear their frustrations about working at a large agency.
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But they share some of the frustrations felt by African-Americans citywide.
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Tensions are palpable from the underlying frustrations and distrust of our government.
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But frustrations on all sides are really at that point right now.
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The pair had raised their frustrations about the delay in an Oct.
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We wanted to hear more about their fears, their frustrations, their ambitions.
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But it will have done little to quell frustrations in the territory.
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These frustrations illuminated the reality that Iranians desire more than basic goods.
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Mindy Isser, 28, was among those tweeting their frustrations after the debate.
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Not all frustrations for the White House have stemmed from the courts.
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Frustrations around communication are likely, but you'll also receive some exciting news.
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A welfare office is host of myriad little frustrations and aggravating encounters.
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When my frustrations rise, I'm scared the apple cart will topple over.
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Inside, Marie is able to take a breather and unload her frustrations.
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With Jamie I know there are ways to get past those frustrations.
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Others could result in irritating, but not life-upending, frustrations for customers.
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Mark let his frustrations boil over in a Twitter tirade against Sens.
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This time, they did not conceal their frustrations with Kelly in particular.
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The frustrations and complexities of egalitarianism reflect the hidden complexity of equality.
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His communications offer a revealing glimpse into Russian thinking, ambitions and frustrations.
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Despite the frustrations, Ms Power can claim that her wins mounted up.
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Sanders's frustrations with the Democratic establishment regularly bubbled up during that campaign.
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Ms. Kelly's frustrations with Fox News intensified on the morning of Nov.
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Businessman Luis Tavel said Trump is just channeling the frustrations of many.
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It seems everyone has the same frustrations these days — men and work.
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In fact, last year worker frustrations reached a boiling point in America.
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These developments threaten to make our current frustrations with robocalls much worse.
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Trump cited the duties in listing his frustrations with Canada on Wednesday.
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"It's a way for us to let out our frustrations," she said.
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Some of the legislation has provoked frustrations within the state Republican Party.
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Our changes must address root problems that lead to inefficiencies and frustrations.
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Others faced similar frustrations, with no firm answers about who had died.
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But the frustrations of this hyperpartisan reality will not be equally shared.
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Do you think family vacations are still worth taking, despite these frustrations?
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In May this year, they directed their frustrations at Everbright, the bank.
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JD: This is an outsider who's playing on people's fears and frustrations.
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Those frustrations are just distractions and a way to avoid acknowledging difficult thoughts.
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The company was born out of Anand's own frustrations shopping for a ring.
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Since then, Dylan admits he has taken his frustrations out on the road.
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And they're connecting via the #Spoonie hashtag to share their stories and frustrations.
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But even with all that baggage, I found myself forgiving of its frustrations.
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"It was very easy to channel my frustrations into the script," Chu said.
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Several RNC committee members acknowledged frustrations but would not speak on the record.
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Frustrations manage to manifest themselves in new ways every day in Silicon Valley.
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He said "there's no doubt about it, there's frustrations today" about trade policy.
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Though the frustrations are tangible, each tale is told through a fantastical lens.
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You also run into the same frustrations that Bixby presents on the phone.
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So employees took to Workplace, Facebook's internal social network, to air their frustrations.
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With repeated, regular trips, price tags, delays and frustrations will scale up, quickly.
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However, one official stressed that Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross doesn't share those frustrations.
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He then publicly revealed a long series of frustrations with Twitter's diversity efforts.
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Indeed, it seems Trump's own frustrations topped even those of his tortured staffers.
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The conditions have led some doctors taking to Twitter to vent their frustrations.
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A report released this week captures just how extreme their frustrations have become.
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Whether these frustrations are justified or not, they represent a hindrance to progress.
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A number of players voiced their frustrations on Twitter after they were killed.
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However much the left's lingering frustrations and suspicions of Clinton and the Democratic
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But these efforts haven't always resulted in fewer frustrations for veterans, Democratic Rep.
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Added to this are Mr Bongo's long-standing frustrations with his French partners.
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On Trump's frustrations: He's frustrated with Congress and "you," Kelly said to reporters.
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Use this if: You like to express your frustrations with doodle-covered selfies.
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They took their frustrations out in the form of Cool Ranch-bashing memes.
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He also never let the daily distractions and frustrations of the WH interfere.
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But Trump's refashioned communications department is making no effort to downplay Trump's frustrations.
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We regret any frustrations the Steckler family may have had during this process.
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Sometimes these men still live with their parents, or have past personal frustrations.
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Without greater opportunities, the frustrations of the young and uneducated will only worsen.
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These are some of the most common frustrations with the Affordable Care Act.
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Her own frustrations as an artist don't necessarily represent women's experiences more broadly.
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The video captured the frustrations of many citizens, giving birth to #ThisFlag movement.
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It was typical of the offensive frustrations the Bearcats experienced throughout the night.
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"At home, our frustrations began to rear up often and intensely," she writes.
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The conveniently pat resolution of his frustrations is the movie's one false note.
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Don't voice frustrations about the school or teachers in front of the children.
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It's not the first time conservative challengers have created early frustrations for Republicans.
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But senators used his confirmation hearing to vent their frustrations at Saudi behavior.
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There are some frustrations about the lack of resources in Trump's Florida operation.
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Hoyer, announcing his bid for whip in the 115th Congress, acknowledged those frustrations.
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Some worry that they will be forgotten, along with their concerns and frustrations.
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One of the biggest frustrations for me is that you can't see music.
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First, never let your workplace frustrations pile up until you snap and yell.
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This is purely anecdotal, but all the writers I know express similar frustrations.
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What are some of the frustrations you have in your line of work?
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Emotions and frustrations aside, it doesn't matter what the leak means to me.
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The Ugandan people have exhibited patience despite their frustrations during the voting period.
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Those frustrations aside, I have never been so in love with a lens.
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Before the internet, people took their frustrations to TV and radio talk shows.
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Scores of them reached out to CNN to share their stories and frustrations.
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But his maturity, he said, has helped to keep his frustrations in check.
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The frustrations and injustices of youth can feel as vast as the cosmos.
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Popovich appeared to give us a window into the Spurs' frustrations on Feb.
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Google executives, had they known of Adam's frustrations, probably wouldn't have been surprised.
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Now some protesters are venting their frustrations at the political and clerical establishment.
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You can very clearly see their frustrations that this is a manufactured crisis.
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Register trouble also hit other big cities, and shoppers shared their frustrations online.
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"I do understand peoples' frustrations with them not paying taxes," Ms. Anderson said.
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The Daily: On today's episode, our correspondents in London discuss frustrations in Britain.
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He acknowledges their mutual bitterness, his father's grave shortcomings and cruelty, his frustrations.
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China's frustrations with Mugabe had begun to play out in its state media.
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Mr. Trump was simply venting his frustrations about the investigation, Mr. Giuliani argued.
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But a few said they were proud of her for voicing their frustrations.
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Outside another popular bar, the Bank Hotel, a large sign signified recent frustrations.
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Almost 400 commenters offered sympathy and counsel, expressing their own frustrations and fears.
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But there have also been frustrations in recent years over all foreign influence.
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And she realized that other artists, too, had similar frustrations in the studio.
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"This was more about baseball and less about distractions or frustrations," Hinch said.
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The media naturally gravitates to those gripping stories of peoples' frustrations and anger.
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De Blasio's first term has been a turbulent mix of successes and frustrations.
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At his pub, Skate shared these frustrations with customers – Republicans and Democrats alike.
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One of my frustrations is with the way the debates have been structured.
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Beck&aposs frustrations continued as Hoory clouded the simplicity of Microsoft&aposs case.
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With Windrip's encouragement, they also take out their frustrations on blacks and Jews.
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"She is 100 percent inspired by her frustrations," said one former CFPB official.
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The state Senate's GOP leader resigned last week, amid frustrations over the impasse.
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Trump in recent days has been tweeting his frustrations about current immigration laws.
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Communication issues and lack of transparency are increasing frustrations among families seeking justice.
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Time's Up members said the meetings had brought disagreements and frustrations as well.
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The Boring Company was iinspired by Musk's frustrations with LA's notoriously congested traffic.
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Putting those frustrations and fire into the music has been therapeutic for him.
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Naturally, he took out his frustrations on...the city of Greensboro, North Carolina?
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One issue will focus on his frustrations with the movie he's working on.
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Our own frustrations and foibles are revealed to us as the play unfolds.
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It reflects the long-brewing frustrations among young activists with the current immigration system and the way federal authorities enforce immigration policies — frustrations that started before Trump's presidency, but have been exacerbated by his rhetoric and intense focus on the border.
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I understand their frustrations, and I'm happy to discuss it like normal human beings.
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Now, the possibility of further job insecurity and economic stability is exacerbating those frustrations.
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"Spiegel added, "We feel that we have now addressed the biggest frustrations we've heard.
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We can go search fans' frustrations and it'll tell you everything that they want.
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But Biden's frustrations with Jackson lasted at least until that campaign 20 years later.
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Frustrations with white patriarchies led to the development of feminist, black and queer theologies.
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After a year of surgeries, crutches and other frustrations, she caught me off guard.
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The first is that some of America's frustrations with its trading partners are justified.
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Well, she is still not speaking to the frustrations or concerns that people feel.
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His characters are often rigid and repressed, reflecting their worlds' considerable anxieties and frustrations.
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Budelis said KitSplit was inspired by her own frustrations with existing equipment rental companies.
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Farahan recalls a day that he called Javid to discuss frustrations in his marriage.
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Mars opposes Saturn at 2:54 AM: Find healthy ways to express your frustrations.
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Gaines was inspired to take a more lighthearted approach to manage his political frustrations.
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Right now, the service feels half-baked, and using it is full of frustrations.
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He was trying to clear himself of frustrations, either with himself or with us.
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But popular frustrations with the leadership in both countries have been simmering for years.
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Frustrations bubbled over for the Vikings as they sensed their postseason chances slipping away.
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At the time, Trump was venting his frustrations about Germany's financial contributions to NATO.
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We should all be grateful that Remy is venting her frustrations through the music.
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"That is one of the frustrations I think for all cybersecurity experts," Clapper said.
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If you've seen Suicide Squad by now, you've borne witness to its many frustrations.
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Frustrations with the power supply are hardly limited to clean power users in India.
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Every chief executive, from George Washington through Barack Obama, has found frustrations in office.
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But Trump's frustrations with his top economic adviser don't just date back to Charlottesville.
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"For years (team members) have been expressing their concerns and frustrations," the employee wrote.
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A number of Republicans have also expressed growing frustrations with Trump's foreign policy moves.
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But she has clearly aimed all her frustrations only at the people of colour.
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He believed that fresh, confidential relationships could overcome the frustrations of traditional diplomatic bureaucracy.
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That, in turn, prompted questions over Kelly's own frustrations in managing the White House.
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As in 1992, women today are harnessing their political frustrations on the campaign trail.
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He still sees patients, and he experiences the same frustrations I was hearing about.
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Expect the Black Knights to take out their frustrations on an overmatched UTSA team.
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It's less cruel than "The Comeback," but just as open with its characters' frustrations.
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Célestine's employers, the Lanlaires, feel no compunction about taking out their frustrations on her.
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Hyman has also taken to Twitter to try to assuage the frustrations of customers.
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But she has clearly aimed all her frustrations only at the people of color.
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One GOP lawmaker said that there had been frustrations among some Republicans with Conroy.
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She took to Facebook and Twitter to share her frustrations with the panel title.
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" After the conversation, Trump took his frustrations to Twitter, writing, "Do you believe it?
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Their frustrations illustrate the distinct challenges faced by Americans imprisoned by their government's allies.
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"I shouldn't have taken my political frustrations out at a public show," Derlunas said.
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My sadness and frustrations are fuel, if only for when sheer determination fails me.
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" He added that "We have listened and we understand the frustrations of our subscribers.
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In these data are the angers, fears and frustrations of much of rural America.
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My sadness and frustrations are fuel, if only for when sheer determination fails me.
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He's mostly been a stock player, walking shorthand for the game's frustrations and difficulties.
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Notably, the process didn't always take, and Simon expressed his own frustrations with it.
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Mir Moien, a medical student from J&K, also shared his frustrations with BuzzFeed.
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I didn't talk about my frustrations in trying to find him proper medical care.
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This time around is no different, except my frustrations are worse than usual. Why?
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But the president has not been shy about making known his frustrations with Europe.
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There was no surefire way to know, and that only deepened the president's frustrations.
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President Trump channeled those frustrations and difficulties, fed them and made them infinitely worse.
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There are frustrations, you know: I think we've earned better attention than we're getting.
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However, frustrations quickly overflowed as the lines grew longer and the voting moved slowly.
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Varoufakis does a magnificent job of evoking the absurdities and frustrations of his tenure.
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Despite economic frustrations, many voters said they were proud of Tunisia's march to democracy.
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Instead, he appears to be turning his frustrations about the peninsula on South Korea.
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Both episodes stirred latent frustrations with Kelly's imperious style, which had grated on Trump.
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It is closer to the people it represents and more sensitive to their frustrations.
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But 500 days has also passed with its share of frustrations for Mr. Trump.
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Swimming was his escape and he learned to take out his frustrations under water.
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The frustrations have gone beyond the leaking of information being gathered after an attack.
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Abdo Mohamed, chairman of the Oromo Sons Refugee Association in Cairo, said frustrations remains.
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Indeed, MoviePass customers have expressed severe frustrations over the service's lack of customer response.
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But what causes a response to move slower than the increase in individuals' frustrations?
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The machinists may also benefit from two years' worth of accumulated frustrations among workers.
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And readers wrote in about their frustrations and their fears of another deadly blaze.
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So you had to sort of power through those frustrations and see them through.
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After they've packed up their snow gear, there are tantalizing moments and deep frustrations.
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The frustrations have bubbled up publicly, perhaps most starkly on display when Democratic Rep.
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Although some of the guys talked about typical teenage frustrations, others had tragic stories.
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They also have to cope with the frustrations of communicating across a language barrier.
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On his flight back to the United States, Tillerson vented some of his frustrations.
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The company is a perfect example of the promise — and frustrations — of virtual reality.
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Many frustrations have found an outlet in demonstrations that have turned violent at times.
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Employees' frustrations with the bank extend beyond the pressure to keep hitting lofty targets.
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Americans have plenty of frustrations with the long-term trajectory of the American economy.
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As a pastor, I know how difficult it is to express frustrations with church leadership.
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In 2013, thousands of Brazilians took their myriad frustrations with the government to the streets.
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SOLOMON: Yes, I think that&aposs one of the frustrations that the American people have.
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Another post expressed a young man's frustrations and anger over Palestinians' dwindling control of Jerusalem.
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I created Alexa Hawkins to escape bullying, gossip, social acceptance, and other frustrations of adolescence.
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Part of the frustrations Lesley felt were due to a divide within the medical community.
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That echoes the frustrations of Conservative activists who reject May's Brexit plan but feel ignored.
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I'll update this if I discover any other potential gotchas or frustrations with YouTube TV.
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Most of his recent frustrations have been self-inflicted, which is in a way reassuring.
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Southern was also vocal about her frustrations with YouTube in an interview with BuzzFeed News.
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A spokesperson for the Bronx district attorney, Darcel Clark, confirmed that she shares these frustrations.
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Even just tweeting about her own frustrations with politicians has upset people locally, said McGuire.
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Many iPhone users, including some high-profile people, have vented their frustrations on social media.
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In many ways, CrossFit was designed to combat Glassman's frustrations with practices in traditional gyms.
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Are you encouraged to question and articulate your "devotions, frustrations, little triumphs, and large peculiarities"?
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Finally, tension and exhaustion led to the "Let it Be" frustrations, and then "Abbey Road".
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When the film opens, frustrations have long since overtaken joy for Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio).
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Hope it let you laugh out some frustrations + think about all the powerful women everywhere.
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They're bogged down in bureaucracy and frustrations no one seems to want to hear about.
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"These frustrations he displays can be very intimidating and cause fear of violence," they wrote.
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In order to help you get past your stressors, identify what is triggering your frustrations.
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You're constantly navigating and walking a tightrope, and you don't want to misdirect your frustrations.
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The lyrics flow one into the other, and Ocean's pronunciation occasionally sounds like mumbled frustrations.
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Despite their frustrations, however, few have directly picked a fight with the president about DACA.
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Which reminds me: a shake-to-erase feature would definitely ease my frustrations with Photoshop.
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His career there saw ups and downs, frustrations and thin audiences as well as triumphs.
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In late December thousands of Iranians unexpectedly took to the streets to vent their frustrations.
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Meanwhile, Crabs often internalize their feelings and frustrations to the point that they shut down.
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The White House's boiling frustrations with Democrats' claims was apparent in the last 24 hours.
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But what is apparent is how Madeline takes out her personal frustrations on other women.
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So, despite the refinements in the Windows 10 April 2018 Update, there are still frustrations.
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The European Union is trying its own answer to frustrations with China's closed markets: negotiation.
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But as long as he can survive Trump's current frustrations, Sessions is just getting started.
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But that constituency just made its anger and frustrations abundantly clear at the ballot box.
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At least $2 million in promised contributions failed to materialize as donors expressed their frustrations.
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"I think people have valid frustrations with the European Union representing economic elites," he said.
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Sporadic protests triggered by economic frustrations have cropped up around the country since December 2017.
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" Trump aired those frustrations this week on Twitter, writing, "There is no collusion & no obstruction.
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B as a means to vent his frustrations at being ridiculed for his contentions. B.o.
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I have frustrations, stress, hopes, and dreams like millions of other young people in America.
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Many workers at other hard-hit companies, especially in heavy industry, are facing similar frustrations.
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He's giving voice to many voters' frustrations and fears about America's place in the world.
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Prince George's County Executive Rushern L. Baker, III also expressed similar frustrations to local media.
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Other single women report similar frustrations with a specialty that's largely geared towards delivering babies.
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These costs and frustrations trickle down to the consumer, often crushing the excitement of homeownership.
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Using part of the meeting for "venting" or expressing frustrations and challenges can be useful.
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Though you'll meet some frustrations around getting your chores done today, some breakthroughs will arrive.
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Except maybe toward the north, where similar frustrations have also generated a clamor for change.
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John McCain, R-Arizona, in his frustrations over a lack of details about the incident.
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An MP called Amr al-Ashkar tendered his resignation on account of his own frustrations.
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Despite his frustrations with Breath of the Wild, he's still trying to make it work.
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It is a run of success born of disappointments and frustrations at the international level.
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But she has clearly aimed all her frustrations only at the people of colour — will.i.
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Amid those frustrations, Trump and Republicans see his foreign policy record as something to tout.
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Microsoft executives have had plenty of time to practice their response to such employee frustrations.
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Pew's survey found that these frustrations were spread equally across both sides of the aisle.
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"I think that's one of our sort of cultural frustrations with her," Ms. Rossie said.
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Some of the most effective of these stories confront the frustrations and fears of motherhood.
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Advisers to Mr. Abdullah said his angry comments resulted from a growing series of frustrations.
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The simple mistake of spilling food on the couch brings their frustrations to the surface.
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But whatever the frustrations, they are outweighed by the prospect of reaching Facebook's huge audience.
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And that show had his drawings, his frustrations, ideas—there's a wealth of material there.
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At minimum, it might embolden other producers to vent their frustrations against Saudi-Russian dominance.
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"We have frustrations about how the product is glorified on social media," he told me.
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Or perhaps you'll sit down, roll up your sleeves and play your frustrations away yourself.
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And Mr. Sanders himself has suppressed any latent frustrations, continuing to campaign aggressively for Mrs.
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The President, like with many of his advisers, has aired frustrations openly with both men.
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But there are signs of growing frustrations with the federal government's handling of the outbreak.
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How do I live in the world; what are my anxieties and fears and frustrations?
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For months, rumors about Mr. Kelly's frustrations with his job have feverishly circulated through Washington.
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People are just airing out their frustrations and I think that's really healthy, you know?
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While Ledé's verses leaves her frustrations to the imagination, Lucky Daye helps provide some context.
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Like Trump, Bolsonaro masterfully tapped into voters' fears and frustrations to rocket to the presidency.
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Bereft of meaning or satisfaction, they can still vent their frustrations through such an outlet.
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The frustrations that led to the protests also appear different from the sentiments in 2009.
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In both cities, a police-involved citizen death brought long-simmering frustrations to the surface.
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Theoretically you can ... Sure, but as a reporter I ... There were a couple of frustrations.
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Frustrations spiked on Saturday, when Governor Murphy ordered all New Jersey residents to stay home.
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They wrote about their frustrations with petty crime and the slow response of the Met.
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Those frustrations are widely held by NATO allies who have been America's partners in Afghanistan.
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Biles expressed frustrations after her miss, saying she was "pissed off," according to Team USA.
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Remember: these are scripted promos, regardless of whether they tap into frustrations WWE usually ignores.
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"We learn the frustrations and problems that different people will be responding to," he said.
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Similarly, despite my personal frustrations with President Trump, I am not forfeiting my American citizenship.
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The memo gets quickly translated to "eat up Martha" — an early foreshadowing of autocorrect frustrations.
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Public frustrations were once left uncensored online, and news outlets reported rigorously on the epidemic.
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Blood & Truth suffers from that problem, though it's usually entertaining enough to overcome any frustrations.
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The shoe still has plenty of virgin plastic in it, much to its makers' frustrations.
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The European Union is trying its own response to frustrations with China's closed markets: negotiation.
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The frustrations serve as a backdrop to Congress considering legislation to curb presidential war powers.
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Mr. Trump has turned to him to vent frustrations about the slow pace of bureaucracy.
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The feud began last year when Koepka aired his frustrations of DeChambeau&aposs slow play.
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They talked to V.A. employees about what their frustrations were and to veterans about theirs.
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McConnell earlier this week vented his frustrations about the president's "excessive expectations" for his agenda.
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So they took those frustrations out on the baseball diamond against the Boston Red Sox.
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Despite frustrations with Mr. Nunes's recent decisions, Democrats welcomed the opportunity to question Mr. Manafort.
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For those who worked to implement his policy, often without support, the frustrations were acute.
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But ever since a special counsel was named, the President's frustrations have continued to simmer.
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His headmaster at the time suggested that Branson take his frustrations to the school magazine.
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The frustrations over immigration in Congress are matched by the confusion in the Trump administration.
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Horror films can elicit terror by reminding viewers of frustrations they ignore in normal life.
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Frustrations, anger, anxiety, feeling down, disappointment, procrastination, self criticism, getting caught up in our stories.
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The pent up frustrations are given the loudest voice for the crime-fighting Phantom thieves.
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Protests were reported in the eastern city of Kisangani, and Fayulu supporters vented their frustrations.
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One of those frustrations: the work she had to put in to finally get signed.
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I know about those frustrations, but what would you like him to do more of?
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Frustrations Caputo's departure comes amid frustrations over the campaign's lack of hiring so far of a traditional communications team to handle the high volume of media requests that comes with being a nominee for president, according to two sources in and around the campaign.
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The frustrations of energy system design and the complexities of energy modeling are ones the Cove.
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Other fliers were outraged over the cancellations, with some taking to Twitter to vent their frustrations.
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Like so many members, Chau originally turned to Yelp as a place to vent his frustrations.
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"Trump is thinking through his frustrations," said one Washington wise man close to the West Wing.
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The frustrations of these agents are being heard along with the cries of immigrant families. Rep.
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Travelers can also add their frustrations to the growing number of social posts documenting the problem.
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There are also many frustrations around the presumption sex just isn't part of disabled people's lives.
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Six GOP House members openly expressed their frustrations with Ryan for his hesitancy to support Trump.
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Before speaking with the outlet, Lee directly tweeted his frustrations at Emeril Lagasse, the restaurant owner.
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Other parents' frustrations, questions, honest and sometimes funny tales — all provide a balm on hard days.
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The self-proclaimed shopaholics also revealed their frustrations with always having to wear the same outfit.
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A mini-industry of angry consumer shows and cross-border shopping enterprises caters to consumers' frustrations.
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Individuals who lacked sufficient sleep were more likely to take out their frustrations on their families.
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Several unlimited plan users expressed their disagreement and took to Twitter to vent about their frustrations.
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The company's free messaging product, Shine Text, was the result of their frustrations with existing products.
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But that vote was delayed indefinitely after conservatives among the House Republicans expressed frustrations in private.
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These prompts are intended to ease the frustrations of summing yourself up in 300 witty characters.
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So this country, with all its tumult and frustrations, was his home and chosen burial ground.
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Hopefully, Ring is able to figure out the second of these frustrations through future software updates.
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But Mutant Year Zero takes cues from the gameplay of XCOM without copying its many frustrations.
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So, we invited R29 readers to vent their frustrations about Mercury retrograde — and they happily accepted.
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The breakups, the frustrations, the wistfulness... it all creeps into her lyrics and pulls listeners in.
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Frustrations had started simmering between Erdogan and his one-time ally, a cleric named Fethullah Gulen.
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Sure, some players called it earlier than others, with frustrations bubbling up just weeks after launch.
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H: The film is very open about all the dead ends and frustrations the investigation hits.
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To be clear, Jabra fixed a lot of the frustrations I've experienced with other wireless headphones.
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"The long, drawn out and repetitive nature of displacement has contributed to rising frustrations," she said.
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Each has had its own trigger, but many of the tactics and underlying frustrations are similar.
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But voters have expressed big frustrations about the economy, of which housing is a significant part.
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Just yesterday, actress Nicole Byer penned an essay for the Lenny letter expressing the same frustrations.
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Miscommunications and frustrations abound, compounded by the inability to explain just what it is that's wrong.
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Dozens and dozens of women sharing similar disappointment, frustrations, and outrage about their own work experiences.
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The racial divide in this country bleeds into everything from our current frustrations to our history.
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The Democratic frustrations that boiled over on Tuesday had been simmering for more than two years.
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Trump has vented frustrations over his lack of access to those who are close to him.
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Kendall Jenner is airing her frustrations with Caitlyn Jenner's new memoir, The Secrets of My Life.
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In the Brexit campaign, the public has found an expression for those fears, frustrations and desires.
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Then, of course, there are the passengers, who often take their frustrations out on the crew.
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His biggest frustrations, he continued, are dealing with municipalities, on everything from gay rights to taxes.
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We also realize the cause of all of Kourtney Kardashian's frustrations, angers, and fears: Kris Jenner.
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Using an alphabet grid and a transcriber, Mr Higashida explained the hidden frustrations of his condition.
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We ended up writing songs about love and heartbreak and desires and frustrations, just human stuff.
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Perdue said House lawmakers vented their frustrations with the Senate during the government reform breakout session.
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And I think that's where the frustrations that so many of us feel toward Limbaugh lie.
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The senator detailed Americans' frustrations and called on the government to work to address the issues.
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Antonio Brown is not the only NFL player dealing with the frustrations of a new helmet.
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Lawmakers in some states have been vocal about their frustrations with the current state of affairs.
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Told about the multitude of players voicing frustrations with the ball, Paul Drinkhall of Britain smiled.
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These days, her stream-of-consciousness style documents the frustrations of modern life with snarky passion.
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What are your biggest frustrations or challenges in the current market environment/competitive landscape/internal dynamics?
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And it could be seen as reflecting frustrations among some of the former vice president's defenders.
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It hints at an outsider with resentments and frustrations as well as modesty and moral courage.
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Executives at Huawei have expressed frustrations about the accusations from the U.S. government in recent months.
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But his frustrations fall away when he calls or has a video conversation with his family.
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In one of Link's most revealing moments since joining Grey's, he vents over his career frustrations.
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Kim shares Jo's frustrations but said he thinks the possibility of a nuclear war is unbearable.
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The team's frustrations were perhaps best captured in a single play Thursday night in Los Angeles.
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For all his frustrations, Therrien put on a brave face as he contemplated his team's season.
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Since then the firm has been increasingly vocal about its frustrations, which include deteriorating operating performance.
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Mercury retrograde has a horrible reputation, and for good reason: It's associated with frustrations and misunderstandings.
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It may be evidence of unresolved conflicts or frustrations, or inadequately coming to terms with loss.
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This poem to me exemplified the frustrations of being put into a certain type of box.
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There will be frustrations and misunderstandings, and problems may take longer to solve as a team.
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At first, Xiomara copes by getting into fights and privately pouring her frustrations into her poetry.
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And they were applauded for this, for tapping into the frustrations and passions of their supporters.
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But she can't relate to my day-to-day frustrations, and I can't relate to hers.
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Lots of politicians seethe about the news media, but not many channel their frustrations through lawsuits.
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The standoff stemmed from frustrations of western ranchers over what they consider heavy-handed government policies.
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For most, the process will be relatively painless, but some may face delays and other frustrations.
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Together, the film connects personal frustrations with a sociopolitical climate, which feels particularly relevant right now.
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He feels that before the protests, young Algerians took out their frustrations in the soccer stadiums.
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It was the only local newspaper that captured the voices and frustrations of local African-Americans.
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Many view his newer songs as political just for discussing the frustrations of daily Russian life.
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Much to health wonks' frustrations, some forecasting agencies refused to estimate any savings from these programs.
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Generally, Obama has used campaign season to vent his partisan frustrations and unleash his snarkier side.
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What's more, the Doom franchise's iconic sense of humor helped alleviate the frustrations I did have.
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The announcement came after widespread frustrations with the scarce amount of tests available across the country.
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What are the frustrations of living in a society that tends to marginalize this age bracket?
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St. George supporters cite a litany of frustrations, with complaints about underperforming schools chief among them.
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If you're single, use this transit to confront your sexual frustrations and engage in self-care.
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Both parties called for calm amid fears that voters' frustrations could boil over into increased tensions.
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Like any job, being on a convention staff has its frustrations, learning curves and growing pains.
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The rhetorical bombs have kept long-simmering frustrations in the headlines ahead of the crucial stretch.
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The Falcons' frustrations appeared to boil over after Ryan threw an interception in the third quarter.
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Ms. del Ponte is no stranger to the frustrations of seeking justice for the gravest crimes.
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All were employed Sunday, catering heavily to Thielen and Diggs early to placate any lingering frustrations.
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It capitalized on frustrations over housing and health care crises largely blamed on Mr. Varadkar's party.
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Frustrations were compounded by the White House's apparent disregard and lack of respect for the agency.
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Efforts to address customers' frustrations have been hampered, however, by the domino effect of Saturday's cancellations.
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Yet the governor has been conspicuously absent as riders vent their frustrations about our subway system.
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An NBC News survey released this week is emblematic of the frustrations Libertarians have with pollsters.
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Viewers were far from pleased with the result and went to Twitter to air their frustrations.
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And he has continued to channel many fans' frustrations by venting about the team's poor play.
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Democrats also expressed frustrations over Sharpley returning the report without a legal requirement to do so.
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Since Friday, outraged passengers have been taking to Twitter to air out frustrations with the delays.
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And Trump, though he's said to feel betrayed by Cohen, has not taken his frustrations public.
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The Iranian people have regained access to the internet, but their frustrations are far from over.
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Many shared their private workplace frustrations and felt relieved to know others felt the same way.
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And I think that was one of the frustrations he may have had with Secretary Tillerson.
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They're taking their frustrations out on each other and it's hard for a mother to endure.
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"I met a lot people and was able to learn what their frustrations were," he said.
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Finney deftly captures the character's frustrations, tenacity and (particularly in his priceless closing scene) good humor.
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While Monday's report indicated progress with reunifications, the ACLU made clear its frustrations with the process.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - During a recent visit to my dentist, we got talking about his frustrations with Medicare.
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In that scene, Luke P. is with the rest of the men watching Hannah voice her frustrations.
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Jones took to Twitter Saturday to express her frustrations, even calling the reboot a Donald Trump move.
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"There are frustrations and problems, like any relationship, but they love each other deeply," the source said.
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"Whenever I've had a rough day, I like to pour my frustrations into my workouts," she says.
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But anyone who rides the subway knows these frustrations to be true of the train as well.
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It also served as a stark reminder of the deep frustrations that underpin Washington's relationship with Beijing.
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So far, he said, FEMA has not been responsive and he aired his frustrations with the agency.
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The need quilters have felt to channel their frustrations into their craft during Trump's America was palpable.
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The clever capsule system also removes all the cleaning-related frustrations associated with traditional home-brewing methods.
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Fans venting their time-related frustrations on Twitter got an answer from executive producer Bryan Cogman himself.
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Bots also remove some of the frustrations of the Flex app, like having to hit refresh constantly.
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I don't think we've found that line and that was one of the frustrations of Hynek's career.
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Frustrations have boiled to the surface in Tijuana, where protesters gathered last month to oppose the caravan.
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Facebook is making big moves to fix its fake news problem, among amending other frustrations from publishers.
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In Rome, many analysts and politicians say Mr. Renzi's confrontational tactics reflect genuine Italian frustrations with Brussels.
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There are still frustrations: you can't have true split-view windows from the same app, for example.
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But frustrations have started to boil in a state heavily reliant on exports to Canada and Mexico.
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Read Charlie Warzel's analysis of the frustrations and pointlessness of tech executives answering shallow queries from Congress.
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The album's fiery force simulates the purging of pent-up frustrations — his own and his audience's both.
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What that song did is it give an outlet to the frustrations we feel at police brutality.
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In some ways, his rallies are an opportunity for his supporters to vent long pent-up frustrations.
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So far, there hasn't been anything, meaning that athletes are taking to Twitter to vent their frustrations.
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When Demi grabs Colton for a second time, Courtney blanches, pulling Demi aside to express her frustrations.
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Doctors are already hearing about these frustrations from their patients, said the University of Washington's Irl Hirsch.
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Bachchan's rebellious roles in films like 'Zanjeer' and 1975's 'Deewar' encapsulated the frustrations of the time.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Thursday stressed the frustrations that pre-market trading can cause during earnings season.
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The campaign gave people a way to express their frustrations during a politically fraught moment, she added.
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"There are frustrations and problems, like any relationship," said the source, "but they love each other deeply."
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Our frustrations, however, focused more on Google Translate's language capabilities rather than with the Pixel Buds' proficiency.
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You Me Her is committed to showing the honest frustrations and realities about this non-traditional relationship.
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"Anomalie came out of my own frustrations with buying a wedding dress," says co-founder Leslie Voorhees.
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They paid it back, and kept all frustrations about the absurdity of the situation within the family.
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Last year, the franchisees formed an independent organization called the National Owners Association to address their frustrations.
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Some frustrations coming from X echo those across the Alphabet companies, such as connected device maker Nest.
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But as Trump tells it, massive campaign events merely to vent their economic frustrations are not enough.
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That's one of my main frustrations, that they never give you the full story, and that's boring.
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After all, autocratic regimes often seek to channel their people's frustrations at external adversaries, real or imagined.
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Many pointed out the Recording Academy's misspelling, with some tweeting in all caps to express their frustrations.
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Next, you should consider the potential solutions that will reduce frustrations or "key friction points" for users.
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I don't know what it does, but it's a good feeling to put those frustrations into music.
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Amster's frustrations were fueled by the judge's response to his subpoena of Los Angeles Police Department records.
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On the ground, they took out their frustrations on the local representatives of the nascent Forest Service.
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But so far, Trump has not allowed his frustrations with Cohn to turn into the latest firing.
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Frustrations like the one that consumed Washington on Wednesday can lead passengers to forsake the subway altogether.
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And they say riders often take out their UberPool frustrations on them by giving them negative ratings.
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Turnout at elections is often low and many take to the streets instead to voice their frustrations.
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Yelp is a great place to go if you're looking to air your frustrations with any establishment.
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Other observations: — Laurie is this episode's underdog, her feistiness really shining through in her frustrations with Matt.
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Aniston talked about her frustrations with the constant speculation over her body in an interview with Glamour.
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"I've had a lot of conversations with [Pitbull], and he has a lot of frustrations," says Medina.
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Because of these frustrations, Americans and Canadians don't travel back and forth the way they once did.
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Recent elections in the city have been marred by frustrations, including long lines and broken voting machines.
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Bob Corker laid bare frustrations felt on both sides of the insider/outsider dynamic churning in Washington.
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The uprisings of the Arab Spring erupted from widespread frustrations with stagnant, autocratic politics and economic lethargy.
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Samya Stumo's mother expressed similar frustrations at the end of the hearing, as Muilenburg exited the chamber.
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When she voiced her frustrations to a male faculty member, he told her she was perfectly qualified.
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We have elections every two years, and that's the right route for Americans to express their frustrations.
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And after final passage, several senators took to the floor to vent their frustrations over that issue.
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It's important to be respectful when communicating frustrations to teachers — email them questions rather than direct accusations.
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" Flake said he recognizes the frustrations people have, adding that President Trump "kind of spoke to that.
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Then there are the demonstrations and the frustrations with the inadequate governance and some ongoing civil wars.
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But it's rewarding to have "Tell" finally back at the Met, whatever the frustrations of the staging.
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Groups on the left including Black Lives Matter have also expressed their frustrations with Facebook's moderation policies.
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In a rare interview with PEOPLE after his wife vanished, Sullivan expressed his frustrations and his fears.
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Heeding parents' frustrations, hotels and resorts have responded with adolescent-savvy programming that encourages real-world interaction.
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Besides the U.S., many countries in Europe and Asia had already voiced frustrations with China's business practices.
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In fact it seems to have merely brought into bolder relief his frustrations with his longtime bosses.
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Officials were issuing very few of the documents, migrants said, and frustrations were mounting as a result.
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There are always internal frustrations within a movement that can split it into factions and undercut solidarity.
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This has enraged voters whose frustrations with Mr. Orban outweigh their support for any particular opposition politician.
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Arab opposition groups have a long list of grievances against Iranian leaders and their frustrations are growing.
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Azeem lurches back and forth, letting his frustrations at work infect his family life and vice versa.
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They say the sport's bump and tumble help unleash their frustrations and offer a sense of empowerment.
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He never directly confronts anyone or vocalizes his frustrations even as he is tortured by Ben's wealth.
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It was all Spam to them, so Spam took the heat for all their canned meat frustrations.
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Fortunately, you can work together to improve your situation and stave off frustrations or creepy Antarctic withdrawal.
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But the frustrations of doing business in foreign parts of the EU must also be a factor.
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Remarkably, Dad waited to share these frustrations with me and my brother, Johnny, until we were grown.
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But he seemed to have difficulty coming to grips with the real source of the population's frustrations.
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Opinion Columnist Donald Trump promised struggling working-class voters that he heard their frustrations and would act.
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Two of the relatives asked him how he persevered through the frustrations of his 15-year investigation.
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Arthur's own frustrations with music and a battle with AIDS make this an inspiring yet tragic read.
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In December, Tepper wrote a letter to TerraForm's board outlining his frustrations at its closeness to SunEdison.
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And talk freely: I never had to explain or defend my racial frustrations, anxiety or even paranoia.
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I highlighted these complaints and frustrations in my ensuing columns, all the while responding to individual emails.
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Indeed, his event on Thursday had the feeling of pent-up frustrations being launched in every direction.
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It is simply a listing of frustrations with the actions of the president with respect to Ukraine.
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Ms. O'Connor let out her frustrations in a series of 37 exasperated Twitter posts that went viral.
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And as they move toward independence, the city's opportunities and diversions, challenges and frustrations come into focus.
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Officials close to Mulvaney have previously expressed frustrations about not being in the loop on the review.
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For three hours, he spoke about his pain, his frustrations with his family when they didn't understand.
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Prime Minister Theresa May in particular has become the focus of many of her EU partners' frustrations.
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Democrats would welcome Trump paying more than lip service to frustrations over the high cost of prescriptions.
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A New Yorker, he contrived to channel the frustrations of the heartland, a remarkable sleight of hand.
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Alan Lowenthal (D-Calif.), at one point voicing frustrations with the process, according to multiple people involved.
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Labor unions told the Clinton campaign of their frustrations in a closed-door meeting on June 30.
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For relief, he vents his frustrations in binge-drinking and furtive, feral sex with random young men.
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"Uoma was born out of my personal experiences and frustrations in the beauty industry," Chuter tells Refinery29.
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You see these subject lines and they're things like vented frustrations or what am I doing here?
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But Bobbitt's frustrations at not getting his fair share, or all the money, made the scheme fall apart.
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Most importantly, this bag feels like it was designed with every one of my commuter frustrations in mind.
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Mr Lee emerged smiling, but the work spoke eloquently about life's difficulties and the frustrations of daily existence.
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The internal dispute has led the President to privately air frustrations at his 81-year-old commerce secretary.
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Nicki Minaj hasn't bitten her tongue when it comes to voicing frustrations over Travis Scott's album promotion strategy.
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A viral tweet summed up a lot of women's frustrations with the inequalities exemplified by Ernest Cline's work.
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I wanted to know if I was the only kid who swore at SmarterChild to release his frustrations.
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"There are frustrations and problems, like any relationship, but they love each other deeply," a source told People.
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Those who have continued using the service have expressed frustrations with Twitter and its commitment to the community.
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Some people did not understand the implications of the poster, while other Twitter users openly expressed their frustrations.
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I have, despite a long list of frustrations, found enjoyment with it, and do plan to keep playing.
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In fact, it contains all the same frustrations, with the added bonus that it actively costs them money.
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His frustrations with being unable to create music his way ultimately was the reason Malik quit the band.
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The cost of cooling down (or at least cooling off our frustrations) with mango, honeydew, banana, and papaya?
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In Sweden, many people who experience mansplaining in the workplace now have a devoted outlet for their frustrations.
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Yet, as average guy Frank May expresses in a new YouTube video, the workplace comes with frustrations, too.
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He also insisted there were no lingering frustrations at the team that is now crafting his foreign policy.
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Dimon, 62, has not shied away from voicing his own frustrations with the Oval Office in the past.
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The president is notorious for launching broadsides over policy disagreements, and venting his frustrations among White House staffers.
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And in his latest video, MKBHD detailed some of the frustrations he's faced when using the Pixel 3.
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Frustrations with cost reverberate across the board, among representatives of multinational energy firms, banks, universities and technology firms.
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A new men's movement is sharing their emotions, fears and frustrations in a world of changing gender roles.
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A new men's movement is sharing their emotions, fears and frustrations in a world of changing gender roles.
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In response to this, many Mexicans appear to have adopted a darkly comic way to vent their frustrations.
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Derica Rice, president of CVS Caremark, told me the company created this option after fielding "frustrations" from employers.
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What other frustrations like these do you encounter in your school, town or community on a regular basis?
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After I started, though, a primal kind of joy welled up inside me, as I discharged my frustrations.
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"I was hearing frustrations or complaints from students and peers about finding gear that actually fit," Le recalled.
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Outside of those provided by ClassPass, almost all of them said they had concrete frustrations with the company.
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The rapper reposted over a dozen images from across the internet that painted a picture of his frustrations.
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Functionality frustrations aside, the Poké Ball Plus does feel good to play with — at least for shorter sessions.
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It's Serling taking out all of his frustrations on the medium he'd become exhausted with, and it's amazing.
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In a thread on Twitter, YouTube acknowledged the recent frustrations with the platform and its lack of response.
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On his channel, Neistat (who appeared on The Vergecast previously) expressed his frustrations with fans who cross boundaries.
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She immediately brought up her frustrations with Josephs, including the arguments the two had at their Bimini wedding.
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We've seen some fascinating attempts to leapfrog the limitations and frustrations of today's entertainment platforms and streaming devices.
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But Mike Casca, a Sanders spokesman, tweeted that Clinton's comments were sympathetic and understanding of the supporters' frustrations.
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Pro player Will "Rush" Wierzba from OpTic Gaming took to Twitter to air his frustrations with ESL's decision.
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As an anxiety-ridden Joel was already doing before his public embarrassment, he projects his frustrations onto Midge.
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Palestinians say the frustrations caused by the Israeli occupation are at the root of the outburst of violence.
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But there are lingering frustrations from the primary season, so there may be a few dustups in Philadelphia.
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He gave full (and funny) expression to the frustrations that a black president was not permitted to express.
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This year, Snap released its second-generation Spectacles and corrected some of the frustrations of the first product.
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"There are frustrations and problems, like any relationship, but they love each other deeply," said the Kardashian source.
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When people talk about the price tag ($485 AUD) of a Noma Australia meal, I understand their frustrations.
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It also backed calls for an independent inquiry, acknowledging "frustrations" surrounding perceptions that public demands were being ignored.
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In the event Trump escalates his frustrations beyond Twitter and fires him, here's what could happen next: 1.
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We understand fans' frustrations, but would argue that there are healthier ways to part with your Durant jerseys.
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The number was largely fueled by frustrations with inconsistent service; customer perception of reliability was just 42 percent.
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The proposed law was prompted in part by frustrations over failed attempts to shut down the website backpage.
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As delightful as Bates costumed run was for us, the viewers at home, it didn't unfold without frustrations.
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However, Trump was able to overcome this hurdle with working-class voters by channeling their frustrations with elites.
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These frustrations and the lasting trauma from residential schools have left deep psychological scars for generations of children.
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The Democrats expressed frustrations that they did not see the bill until Brady unveiled it to the press.
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Trump's call came as he voiced his frustrations over an immigration system he believes is not strict enough.
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Tahlia, a 23-year-old trans woman who lives in Austin, experienced similar frustrations on the dating app.
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They also endorsed calls for an independent inquiry, acknowledging "frustrations" surrounding perceptions that public demands were being ignored.
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Just before the Arab Spring, Hisham el-Gokh used Juha to reflect the frustrations of many poor Egyptians.
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His co-founder, Delia, is dealing with the frustrations of being a woman in a male-dominated industry.
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Republicans have voiced lots of frustrations with higher education, but many fewer ideas on what might be done.
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Jay Inslee, the president called on Americans to reject politicians who use divisive rhetoric and exploit economic frustrations.
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First, the white man unloads his frustrations and his views on Black Lives Matter, the NFL anthem protests.
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With weeks before the midterm primaries begin, those efforts appear to have stalled, yielding frustrations on Capitol Hill.
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"[My] company really started out of my frustrations of not having products that I could use," he said.
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Then, not being able to pass a budget may be one of the greatest frustrations for the speaker.
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Both men speak to their frustrations, and their anger over what America is, and what it could be.
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I share the political frustrations with some members of the other party, but these comments are beneath leaders.
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"I think the frustrations that I have are the ones we all have in the minority," she said.
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These voters' frustrations are not driven by ideology, but rather, the economic reality of the past few decades.
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At the time, the government had enough oil cash to contain frustrations with low-interest loans free housing.
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Frustrations with arguably over-complicated digital systems has been rampant across the Navy, according to internal fleet surveys.
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Airlines' social media mentions are usually full of travelers' frequent frustrations: a downgrade, a missed connection, a refund.
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But the frustrations about Pelosi have largely been private discussions, with members reluctant to criticize the powerful leader.
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"I think the frustrations that some Democrats have with the President might affect how they vote," Corker said.
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Trump denied that report, saying he was "not talking about pulling out" despite his frustrations with the organization.
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And they certainly shared our frustrations that it has been difficult to bring the company to the table.
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It allowed me to process my frustrations and find community amongst people who shared my sense of humor.
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As I conversed with the chef responsible for the sancocho, he expressed frustrations as he prepped the avocados.
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At the same time, though, I needed to exorcise all of my frustrations to my dashboard and timeline.
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A large portion of the "sassy gifts" category includes items that represent frustrations of a distinctly female variety.
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But now some insurers and state regulators are responding to traveler's frustrations and loosening restrictions on travel claims.
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"There wasn't a friend I trusted enough with whom I felt I could share my frustrations," he said.
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Alderson acknowledged that some of the players' comments may have stemmed from the frustrations of a losing season.
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The chief engineer, Rodrigo Bitar, argued with officials and vented his frustrations to his staff, Mr. Holt said.
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Cruz revealed some intimate details of the challenges and frustrations he and his family faced throughout his quarantine.
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Much of Americans' frustrations have been over the muddled effort to ensure that appropriate testing is widely available.
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That's fairly emblematic of Trump critics' frustrations with McCain's behavior in the final chapter of his political career.
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This has enraged voters whose frustrations with Mr. Orban, above, outweigh their support for any particular opposition politician.
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Feminist icons Gloria Steinem and Madeleine Albright both recently vented these frustrations, making statements they later walked back.
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This year, housing issues were again weighing on the city, and residents projected their frustrations onto the mayor.
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It also a story that dramatizes the fragility and frustrations of our winner-take-all two-party system.
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But his racism has found an audience partly because of the deep economic frustrations that many Americans feel.
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Whatever these frustrations with Mr. McVicar's staging, the greatness of the opera came through in scene after scene.
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And so, Mr. Moyo, shortly after expressing his growing frustrations to his friend, appeared to go for broke.
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Mr. Coats struggled to respond when Mr. King turned to him, the senator's frustrations with the witnesses apparent.
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Is another Broadway play intently focused on male frustrations and anxieties a solution or part of the problem?
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" Despite these frustrations, Ms. Hayes said she "soon began loving the life I had never expected to live.
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As for their frustrations about the loan debt and the degrees, some put the blame on Ms. Paulus.
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My colleague Alex Kelley, a social worker and community organizer based in Michigan, shares my concerns and frustrations.
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The Democrats rode voters' frustrations with the GOP over healthcare to a resounding win in the 2018 midterms.
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Trump spent this past week in Detroit talking to African-Americans about their needs, wants, frustrations, and aspirations.
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Simmering frustrations over disaster response, a weak economy and graft scandals turned into mass protests that toppled Gov.
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"Inland" is most compelling in its study of the pioneer wife whose frustrations and fears lead to tragedy.
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Part of the investigation will include whether the suspect was motivated by his frustrations with women, Gibson said.
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Through her long-running friendships Aspden is able to see the frustrations that have driven events in Egypt.
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Despite the issues, and frustrations about not being taken seriously, cheerleading is still going strong, 122 years later.
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U.S. frustrations with low European defense spending didn't start with the Trump administration, and will outlast him too.
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It's one of the finest books I know about blue-collar work in America, its rewards and frustrations.
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"The Trump administration decided to take out its frustrations on a very vulnerable, very weak target," said Miller.
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There has been so much emphasis on the white working class, but the frustrations go across racial lines.
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Now the special counsel's final flourish is beginning to look like just the start of the President's frustrations.
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Those frustrations were evident on Monday, as the President railed against Democrats for their behavior in the process.
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In the "didn't" column, he says, were user frustrations over changes made to how friend lists were sorted.
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But my favorite video games of 2019 were those that didn't let me escape my anxieties and frustrations.
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Clinton never quite seemed to understand their frustrations, as her challenger for the Democratic nomination, Bernie Sanders, did.
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While some concerts were solid, there were frustrations between him and the musicians — mutual incomprehension, some stormy scenes.
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"Senate Republicans' frustrations with Trump are starting to boil over," said Alex Conant, a former Senate Republican aide.
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For many riders, the long-term station closings compound their frustrations, prolonging commutes and throwing routines into disarray.
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In four panels a day (and more on Sundays), he confronted the frustrations of living in this world.
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The setup fragments life and pain into a harrowingly accurate representation of how we remember traumas and frustrations.
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For its participants, Purple Project is a way to channel months of political frustrations since Trump took office.
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"At no point does she direct her frustrations anywhere specifically — there's nothing concrete in the language," Sherman writes.
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The last time you talked to Noisey, you spoke about your frustrations with your song with Uzi and Yachty.
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Seeking physical attention from other lovers to fill voids and frustrations, instead of exercising introspection, patience, accountability, and communication.
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She took out her frustrations on her racquet, slamming it into the court surface on at least two occasions.
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Larger frustrations with tech companies But the problems are much bigger than that, and go way beyond antitrust investigations.
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Still, the show's former performers and staffers expressed frustrations to BuzzFeed News — and some did, creatively, at the office.
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She told BuzzFeed News that young women preferred to promote peacefulness rather than express their frustrations in the streets.
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The Obama administration has become increasingly public with its frustrations as the government crackdown on civil society has intensified.
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He vents frustrations about current dating apps, where you swipe with someone and then have nothing to talk about.
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Despite hearing statements, lawmakers aren't anywhere close to taking action to address their frustrations with the social media platforms.
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Several of them took the microphone to express their frustrations with the organized event and to speak about Castillo.
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And you write about how difficult it was to navigate through your own employees' frustrations with Salesforce's CBP contract.
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And still I share many of Thurm and Christman's frustrations with how thoroughly this model dominates online TV discussion.
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The #Feesmustfall demonstrations seem to represent only a fraction of the frustrations felt by black students in South Africa.
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There have been nights when Ostadhassan's frustrations overflowed and he's chucked his binder of immigration papers into the trash.
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The researchers concluded that daily exercise is key to helping workers stop taking their frustrations out on loved ones.
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From June 2018, however, travellers' frustrations should ease when the International Air Transport Association's Resolution 753 comes into effect.
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Their frustrations with American policy were generally couched in terms of disappointment and frustration rather than fear or contempt.
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Beauty YouTuber Jeffree Star tweeted about the brushes, sharing his frustrations about the $360 price of Jenner's brush collection.
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Though he apologized for his "hurtful instagram post," the star questioned Swift's motives for going public with her frustrations.
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Tons of YouTube creators have undoubtedly experimented with VR-focused video and have gotten tied up in the frustrations.
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Senators instead vented their frustrations with Google to an empty chair, artfully reserved with a name plate for Page.
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Frustrations over your chores or your schedule, as well as delays or scheduling conflicts, are likely to pop up.
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Her frustrations with the state of her career in Colombia led her to New York City five years ago.
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Even with the Rockettes on the program, Trump on Thursday night also used social media to express his frustrations.
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Despite my ongoing frustrations with the Ground Station, I was generally impressed with the Typhoon H drone's flight capabilities.
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Black users had shared their frustrations saying they had been rejected by hosts on Airbnb because of their race.
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If there's someone who knows the frustrations of not receiving the same pay as their male coworkers, it's Ledbetter.
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In the interview, Chelsea Clinton implored Democrats to use their frustrations for good by continuing to push for change.
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The economic frustrations of older, middle-class voters played an important role in Trump's upset win over Hillary Clinton.
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In Season 1, "What'll It Be" was the outlet for all Greg's frustrations with his hometown and stifled ambition.
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The clip is uncomfortable and potentially triggering, and many people were echoing the frustrations of the contestants on Twitter.
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Get her this mini oil diffuser to help her unwind after a rough day and release all her frustrations.
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I had written a lot of metaphorical songs that allowed me to subtly vent my frustrations about my job.
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The power cuts, known as "loadshedding", have also prompted frustrations among ordinary people ahead of an election in May.
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The frustrations that launched November's revolt have largely subsided, especially with the arrival of Trump in the White House.
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Pilots started to cancel flights over contract and benefits frustrations, which they claim fall below industry standards, Time reports.
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Losing again to the Lakers would have taken frustrations to another level so the Wizards made sure they didn't.
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For reasons that will become clear by the end, I've included his response and subsequent frustrations in full below.
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Tillet took to Twitter on Monday, airing frustrations about the "victim blaming" Wright says Heard, 30, is facing. BULLSHIT.
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As fortunes shift across southern Brazil, most major candidates, including Bolsonaro, are looking to tap the growing frustrations there.
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But one of my greatest frustrations with linen sheets has been the lack of available options for deeper mattresses.
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Political experts tied many of their victories to growing frustrations with the Trump administration's anti-minority policies and actions.
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Trump said he understands Bannon's frustrations but hopes to talk him out of some of his primary targets. 2.
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Instead of material benefits, Trump offers those voters the emotional satisfaction of giving voice to their fears and frustrations.
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Matt Mullenweg was hosting his own personal blog on the system when he expressed his frustrations with technical issues.
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Some years ago, Mr. MacKenzie wrote an essay about the frustrations of living at the whim of parole commissioners.
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She vents frustrations during preparation sessions, joking and being sarcastic in ways she never would before a national audience.
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"People come up privately numerous times a day and talk about different frustrations with the President's style," Sanford said.
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Despite signing the order to stop them, Trump has continued to voice his frustrations with the country's immigration system.
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Like Republicans in past years, Democrats are facing leadership challenges and frustrations with the old guard of the party.
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Other teachers also expressed similar frustrations with parents going over their heads before attempting any conflict resolution with them.
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Some Democrats have also conceded there were frustrations over the format but did not take issue with Nadler directly.
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Founders of the San Francisco-based company have said they started it after their own frustrations with buying homes.
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The newspaper, quoting a royal source, said the Queen's frustrations with the political class had only grown since then.
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Whatever frustrations she expressed there paled next to the emotional blow that caused her dysphonia in the late 1970s.
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Liberal frustrations Democrats already skeptical about the contours of negotiations are using Trump's comments to harden their stances. Rep.
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It also provides an opportunity to respectfully express any frustrations you may have about how money is being handled.
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A few hecklers took their frustrations out on McIlroy, and as the comments grew coarser, he became more focused.
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All languages have their frustrations and they all have their proper domains, which are sometimes more general than others.
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One of his frustrations is that the camp supervisors seem to know only how to intimidate, criticize and curse.
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The self-described hackathon junkie is someone who well knows the frustrations of the customers who TexTranslator would serve.
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He left in May after expressing frustrations with a series of departures in his group, according to The Information.
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The Klinsmann era's paradoxical frustrations won't be assuaged with one win, or form a damning indictment with one loss.
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The fears and frustrations they feel are often pointed at the migrants, though they are empathetic to their struggle.
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The frustrations of Republican leadership and ideological purists have spilled out into the open in the past few days.
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Hearing the mother's fears and frustrations, I knew immediately that the Elcharfas were the perfect fit for this profile.
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Historically, protests have served as an outlet for marginalized groups to articulate their frustrations — and make their demands known.
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Mizerek's frustrations can be traced to the company's focus on growth without corresponding attention to underlying infrastructure, employees said.
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Our education reporter talked to teachers about the frustrations that made them walk off the job on Feb. 22.
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For anyone looking to project their frustrations with these concepts onto something, Christian girl autumn came just in time.
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This conversation continued over time, both of us sharing our frustrations and feeling so relieved that we weren't alone.
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Operatives from Sanders campaign have spent an unusually large amount of time speaking about their frustrations with "corporate" media.
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Two months before that announcement, the Guardian reported on some of the frustrations that may have motivated that decision.
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Together, we are targeting problem situations in real time, de-escalating tensions and frustrations that inevitably lead to violence.
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Their absence will not only increase airport frustrations for travelers, but could also lead to skimping on safety precautions.
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Rather, it was down to their own frustrations with how conferences tend to be handled — both online and offline.
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Research has documented how students' frustrations, fears and out-of-school trauma can get in the way of learning.
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In a telephone interview less than an hour later, Reed expressed his frustrations with how the pairings were handled.
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A monthlong SafeTrack project that added two bus rides to her normal rail commute only added to her frustrations.
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Throughout his archive, he penned ruminations on musical best practices, race relations and the frustrations of the jazz industry.
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" Then, the king concluded: "Today we have a major challenge to overcome, especially with some of the rising frustrations.
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Other authors have long valued her writing about writing — its unyielding frustrations and the battle for selfhood it encompasses.
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This profane, no-holds-barred, humorous take on the same topic shows just how deep black frustrations can run.
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The fissures and frustrations in the American electorate were nothing new, and some commentators were notably alert to them.
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The economic toll of increasing mass transit disruptions is difficult to calculate but clearly huge, as are straphangers' frustrations.
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One, Sandy said, "expressed some frustrations about not understanding the reason for the hold," and then resigned in September.
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And while there are ongoing frustrations in the Democratic Party, Press said it's nothing compared to the Republican Party.
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U.S. officials in recent weeks have ramped up the rhetoric about North Korea amid frustrations over its missile tests.
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But given DHS has such a broad portfolio, it has been the locus of other Trump frustrations as well.
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The government's "mismanagement of the economy" has also fueled Haitians' frustrations, said economist Kesner Pharel at consultancy Group Croissance.
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Is it possible that simply finding more rewarding jobs where you are would address a lot of your frustrations?
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All three were founded by former cooks nearly six years ago to combat their growing frustrations with kitchen uniforms.
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Let's hit pause on our fears and frustrations and share a nanosecond of celebration at this backdrop of progress.
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Weitzel counseled Alonso through his frustrations last fall, and explained that it was a business move for the Mets.
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" For Lonergan, she said, "there were some huge disappointments along the way, and frustrations that he had to swallow.
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Despite his frustrations with Giuliani, Trump associates say the president understands his value as an attack dog against Mueller.
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Most of season two's flaws and frustrations have been ironed out in satisfying and interesting ways in season three.
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A lot of it may be vacuous, but we're not — despite our frustrations — in a totalitarian society of Orwellian Newspeak.
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Plenty of the attendees at the con were more than willing to interrogate it and express frustrations with its flaws.
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In theory, rewinding is a great way to alleviate some of the frustrations inherent in fast-paced retro action games.
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America's huge trade deficit with China — a record $379 billion last year — is one factor driving Trump's frustrations with Beijing.
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Oakland teachers share a lot of the same frustrations that led LA teachers to walk out of class in January.
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Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the Intelligence Committee, expressed broader frustrations at trying to get information for their investigation.
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We've tried to paint a picture for you of what the game feels like—its strengths and flaws and frustrations.
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I will take my frustrations out on the whole Dove Lane block, and I&aposll keep the retaliations lasting forever.
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By capitalizing on frustrations with the government and civilian deaths, Islamic State has won some support despite its brutal methods.
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"I believe President Trump has given voice to aspirations and frustrations to Americans like no leader since Reagan," Pence said.
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And if Trump manages to win, he'll likely face the same frustrations Perdue has now that he is in office.
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"Unsatisfying" from Parallel Studio is a brief, gentle look at some of the tiny heartbreaks and frustrations of everyday life.
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My frustrations grew when I tried to find a solution to the random symptoms my body was being subjected to.
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When the baby continued to live, she allegedly again expressed her frustrations to her boyfriend via texts, court officials say.
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If you're having a bad day or your feed is flooded with bad news, it's probably voicing your deep frustrations.
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John Flannery, who then took over, only lasted 14 months, due to frustrations about the pace of his turnaround efforts.
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Under such conditions, it is no wonder that pent-up frustrations would erupt in protests, as they did last Friday.
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Megan Hawthorne, a spokeswoman for Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette, said "we share the frustrations" of New York and Connecticut.
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The show is about two men addressing past demons and present frustrations the only way they know how: through karate!
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New York has a truly unique way of delivering frustrations, blows, and even downright insults at the worst possible times.
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Creative storytelling has helped me cope with my pent up frustrations about being treated different because I'm a religious minority.
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This is only going to increase their frustrations against the state, which would only make them more vulnerable to radicalization.
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Increasingly, this even includes members of Twitter staff who've voiced their frustrations on the platform they're working hard to save.
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"As the years have passed we haven't crossed paths and gotten to communicate our differences, hurts or frustrations," Bieber wrote.
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It's also not allowing my frustrations to be taken out on them because life is completely unpredictable all the time.
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Mars in Pisces clashes with Saturn in Sagittarius, encouraging you to face some frustrations in your life on January 19.
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For its 7m inhabitants, most of them Muslim, a return to normal means a large and growing pile of frustrations.
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This morning, as he is wont to do, President Trump took to Twitter to vent his frustrations of the day.
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The migrants had torn down a gate as frustrations boiled over at restrictions imposed on people moving through the Balkans.
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Trump hadn't backed off that view by Friday morning, when he made clear on Twitter his frustrations at the report.
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"We take solace in the fact that Sarah is finally at peace from her worldly ailments and frustrations," Montou wrote.
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Alexei Navalny, Russia's leading opposition politician, recently launched a union for public-sector workers, hoping to capitalise on their frustrations.
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And we&aposre seeing it on the streets, in terms of people&aposs frustrations with that ideological regime... BARTIROMO: Right.
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Sincerity comes hard, and he falls back on ironic banter and melancholy cartoons that communicate his frustrations to the audience.
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He has unveiled mega infrastructure projects he promised would turn around the economy but frustrations are growing on the street.
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Mia Farrow, Sara Foster, Senator Bernie Sanders, and Kristin Davis were among others who aired their frustrations at the decision.
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We hope to paint a picture for you of what the game feels like—its strengths and flaws and frustrations.
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The president-elect discussed national intelligence, Russian hacking and his frustrations with the media during the raucous, 58-minute event.
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Even if you think your privacy settings are tight, you're better off airing any frustrations you have privately and offline.
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Fed up with the stroller shame, Gylisa Jayne, a mom from the UK, took to Facebook to air her frustrations.
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The Fed's indication Wednesday that it will not hike rates again this year appears to have calmed the president's frustrations.
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But when it was launched, the game went viral with many people expressing their frustrations with it on social media.
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Many Americans watching the Senate hearings this week related to Harris' frustrations as Sessions continuously refused to give direct answers.
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That the human rights unit stuck by the work is remarkable because of the many frustrations that arose, Black says.
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" Many took to the comments to affirm Bonython and impart their own frustrations with the annual preparations for "swimsuit season.
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Given that we're dealing with Axl Rose, though, any frustrations were almost certainly aired in the most hurtful way possible.
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Eero blankets your home in a wireless mesh network that's designed to ease Wi-Fi frustrations and eliminate dead zones.
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And, at the same time, they absolve themselves of any responsibility for their troubles and frustrations with the modern world.
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The app guided me through every step and even the most tech-adverse user will likely experience only minor frustrations.
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But their frustrations have been fanned by a decade of wasteful spending in the oil and gas industry (see chart).
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"The president made his frustrations very clear, and I don't have anything else to add," she said at one point.
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I was, like everyone else at that age, prostrate and incapacitated before my own stormy needs and un-understood frustrations.
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Some people took to Twitter to voice their frustrations, though, because complaining on social media is always a little cathartic.
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For some students, the Electronic Classroom can provide a release valve from the pressures or frustrations of a traditional school.
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But in this case, it's very much a case of long-term progress begot by short-term frustrations and limitations.
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Frustrations over the lack of a comprehensive cyber policy boiled over during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on Thursday.
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His failure to dent the black-radio market in America had been one of the lingering frustrations of his career.
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By ignoring the frustrations being voiced by young Iraqis today, the United States risks seeing its influence further diminished tomorrow.
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Asked whether the suspect was motivated by his frustrations with women, Gibson said that question remained part of the investigation.
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After the stream was taken down, Patch was visibly shook and vented his frustrations in a Facebook Live Thursday morning.
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The Detroit Lions were open with their frustrations regarding the officiating in Monday night's game against the Green Bay Packers.
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While Mr. da Silva was a symbol of a nation's hopes, Ms. Rousseff became a lightning rod for its frustrations.
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The complaints against the E.U. are somewhat different in each of its 28 member nations, but they reflect similar frustrations.
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"Why wouldn't they ask?" she demanded, throwing up her hands and shaking her head, defeated by her concerns and frustrations.
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UConn Coach Geno Auriemma texts Stewart regularly to give advice and help her through some of the frustrations of losing.
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Instead, the doctor advises focusing on how you can grow and expand your knowledge to respond to problems or frustrations.
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Clinton understands their frustrations or has the ideas and wherewithal to deliver the sort of change that could satisfy them.
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He ended up embarking on his boat tour from a different location than was initially announced, peaking frustrations even further.
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For her, the type pairs provided an explanation for a lifetime's worth of unarticulated desires and frustrations, losses and successes.
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In interviews and online, they voiced frustrations that Mr. Trump had let the Democrats steal some of their best material.
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NBC News reports that administration officials often emphasize political resolutions with the Taliban and downplay military frustrations on the ground.
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Walmart is redesigning its fresh produce department to address customer complaints about crowding and other frustrations, the company said Wednesday.
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The lack of access has angered reporters tasked with covering Clinton, some of whom have aired their frustrations on Twitter.
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Despite the daily frustrations, Collins said he still enjoyed going to the stadium every day and working with the players.
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That has fanned voter disdain toward the political class, adding to the frustrations of an economy that continues to sputter.
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Her social media life contained suggestions of troubles with alcohol, as well as both frustrations and joys, related to work.
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Much of the hatred may have been lurking already, but the frustrations let it come out of hiding and flourish.
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Film critics also voiced their own worries and frustrations over what the new precedent could mean for the art form.
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From repeated keystrokes to dead keys, MacBook owners have been plagued with typing frustrations, leading to three class-action lawsuits.
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Three aides, speaking anonymously to discuss internal frustrations, said they worried that the trip would distract him from his campaign.
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Activist investor Cevian Capital, which owns 12.3 percent of Panalpina, has recently gone public with frustrations over the company's progress.
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The frustrations over teacher pay, better working conditions and school funding continue to boil over in other states as well.
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Other highlights: On Jeff Sessions and Rod Rosenstein: Sanders said the president has "voiced his frustrations" with Sessions and Rosenstein.
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This is a wonderful time to purge: feelings, frustrations, shit that belongs to your ex that's still in your closet.
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Dropcam CEO Greg Duffy voiced those frustrations very publicly, writing that he regretted selling his company to Nest and Google.
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Often, the struggles are trivial, and they're usually the result of some kind of anxiety that results from technological frustrations.
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About our own lives, our own frustrations, and the unfair barriers between us and the fulfillment of our own ambitions.
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The president voiced his frustrations with Comey early Friday morning, calling him a "leaker" and accusing of him of lying.
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They take a cheeky approach and aren't afraid to 'call a spade a spade' when it comes to workplace frustrations.
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Former chairman of the Federal Reserve Ben Bernanke said Monday that economists have a "responsibility" to help address populist frustrations.
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And she said her frustrations with the national political environment were hard to separate from her feelings about the economy.
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Amid the frustrations, some of the new congresswomen felt rewarded by gaining a hearing for causes and constituents rarely heard.
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They are meant to be more human, more descriptive and "more empathetic to our customers' frustrations," according to the bulletin.
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At 1:6 scale, Hogancamp wrestled with the frustrations of his disability in a way that also had aesthetic value.
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Both those frustrations showed themselves on Saturday, with the real-world winner losing on a technicality after an excruciating delay.
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Yet ultimately global financial markets headwinds and the institution that is behind them are the source of those domestic frustrations.
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The party's frustrations reach a consensus over process — one that has largely been done in secret and among leadership staff.
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With estimates that millions of Americans could become infected, frustrations and arguments are quickly approaching a new level of urgency.
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At the same time, Mr. Barr and his advisers have expressed their own frustrations about Mr. Mueller and his team.
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Those frustrations finally came to a head in May 2017 when the president decided Mr. Comey needed to be fired.
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The art became our wallpaper, background noise to the frustrations of growing up, or perhaps to the burden of parenting.
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In fact, we now know that these symptoms are likely because of a larger set of social and economic frustrations.
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Rather than swallow her frustrations in the face of discrimination, Williams fought back and reminded the world of her greatness.
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In January, he decided to write a second letter with the support of 20 other students explaining his ongoing frustrations.
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It had its origin in a lie: that the Jew was responsible for all social ills, for all personal frustrations.
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