A lot of people are impatient, and a lot of fan bases are impatient.
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And, if it is Impatient Mike, will he get so impatient that he'll try to escape?
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That's how impatient the show is to get going — and how impatient Bernstein was to bring what he knew about musical theater to Broadway in 1957.
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With her latest cookbook, Impatient Cookies, Elettra Wiedemann shows us how the most impatient of busy-bakers can whip up a killer holiday treat in no time.
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And in one of the play's nicer conceits, Johnson's difficulty in corralling the impatient King is neatly paralleled with King's difficulty in corralling the impatient Stokely Carmichael (Marchánt Davis).
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I.O. — may grow impatient as lawmakers in the minority.
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"I'm a very impatient man — kinda jumpy," he admits.
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For the truly impatient, it starts the day after Halloween.
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If you're impatient like me, this is very good news.
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"Of course not," he says, adding an impatient eye roll.
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Farmers say they are growing impatient as harvest season approaches.
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He was an impatient guy, but he was still young.
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Steinar, not understanding how he's coming across here, grows impatient.
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It is excruciating, especially for someone as impatient as me.
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But China will not be impatient or afraid of setbacks.
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Instead, she fought cautiously and made the counter fighter impatient.
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"Wall Street has gotten impatient with its turnaround," he explained.
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"Obviously, the President is very impatient," Chao told the committee.
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Smart people think really quickly, which can make them impatient.
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Will it wither under the crushing demands of impatient shareholders?
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My little brother, Cole, was impatient to leave the clinic.
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Already many European officials are growing impatient with the group.
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"I'm impatient," Pugh said at a news conference in January.
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Gordon: I'm too impatient for tours, but I've stood outside.
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The other part of it is that I'm very impatient.
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We're here today because we are impatient for that justice.
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It's O.K. if you start getting impatient for that stuff.
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Also, if you're impatient, wireless charging is generally less efficient.
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You're impatient, Aries, but you usually think before you speak.
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The Point: Trump is impatient and doesn't want to wait.
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Sofia's parents are separated, and she is impatient for adulthood.
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If shareholders are impatient now, they'll be hopping by then.
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May's Conservative Party who are impatient to leave the bloc.
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Whatever the cause, people here were growing impatient for answers.
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Impatient with his insistence, she warned him to keep away.
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"I'm impatient," Pugh said in a news conference Friday morning.
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Its curators know how impatient tourists and students can be.
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" She admits to being an impatient learner: "I jump ahead.
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Business associates describe Wu as passionate, impatient and very ambitious.
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"Venture capital endeavors are not for the impatient," he remarked.
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"If you're impatient, stick with the technology names," he advised.
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Despite the hurdles, China is impatient to grow the industry.
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But arguments of complexity are, in an impatient time, suspect.
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These are the works of a restless, even impatient talent.
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People will be temperamental, impulsive, and impatient during this time.
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"The impatient side says we're not moving fast enough," Cook said.
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I would love it to change fast, I'm an impatient person.
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Dustin adopts a strange new pet, and Eleven grows increasingly impatient.
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No matter who the buyer is, Wall Street is growing impatient.
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If you're an impatient person, Labo might not be for you.
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Sometimes I do it because I am feeling tired and impatient.
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Education is a pretty patient investment in quite an impatient world.
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A lot of people get impatient and start wearing the stuff.
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An impatient patron in an orange gingham shirt started whining—typical.
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Perhaps that's why Sanders is so impatient with questions about religion.
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Ms Miller says that impatient observers should "take a long view".
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His partners became impatient and he had to buy them out.
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For impatient politicians, it is tempting to go for scale first.
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FRANCIS: We will see because voters will get impatient no doubt.
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Another, Honar Harki, was impatient with the pace of the operation.
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But when I put these books down I mostly felt impatient.
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But the 10-day waiting period after implanting left Kim impatient.
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The Hyperchiller is a godsend for impatient iced coffee lovers everywhere.
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Jayant Sinha, the junior minister for finance, is impatient with critics.
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By way of example, I'm a type-A, highly impatient person.
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"People are haggard and tired and maybe become impatient," Fuller says.
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I'm a confirmed urbanite, and known as rather restless and impatient.
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"The computer will just get impatient, if nothing else," Musk said.
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Also, strong actors may become impatient and resort to "barbarism," i.e.
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Herrine: I don't think I've ever seen Alana this impatient before.
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Courtesy Jim Carrey "Pressing the button, yeah," Carrey said, slightly impatient.
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Welcome to Advice For Impatient Foodies, R29's new cooking column.
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And this constant standing and kneeling is making LGBTQ people impatient.
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Welcome to Advice for Impatient Foodies, R29's new cooking column.
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Although she is shy, she said, she is even more impatient.
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Like many with dementia, Ms. Briggen sometimes becomes impatient, even unruly.
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It's an appealing format, especially for an impatient reader like myself.
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Nothing says "motivation" quite like the impatient wrath of the internet.
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But impatient fans had already taken matters into their own hands.
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Of course Mr. Oehlen's impatient brushwork contributes to the desultory mood.
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But its long introspective passages left a full dance floor impatient.
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Democrats are getting impatient with the administration's blocks on its investigation.
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"There were the years when he was very impatient," Vajda said.
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China has, in recent weeks, grown increasingly impatient with the protests.
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When I woke up, I was impatient, and a little embarrassed.
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He is impatient, and he is ready to get to Washington.
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Presenting for your needy, impatient sweet tooth: the no-bake cheesecake.
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The detective, sounding impatient, advises them to stop what they're doing.
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"I am a kid, and so I'm very impatient -- and I'm impatient for a very good reason," Levi said at a courthouse rally on Monday, his shock of sun-bleached hair barely peeking above a wooden podium.
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Those who become impatient change their goals, which hinders their financial success.
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Go early or expect to wait, but it's worth every impatient minute.
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Knowing him all too well, I could tell he was growing impatient.
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Intense conversations will arrive, and people will be feeling inflexible yet impatient.
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Paul grew impatient, complained it was hot, and didn't speak to us.
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Mr Xi, however, is widely believed to be impatient with these restrictions.
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Trump aides, by contrast, are impatient with talk of fragility and complexity.
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A venture capitalist Sethi was talking to at the time became impatient.
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I'm mostly just impatient for Jenner's full hypothetical rebrand as a YouTuber.
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Alice is surly and sulks in bed; Camille is hardened and impatient.
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Impatient shareholders may demand Samsung start spending it, or hand it back.
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In this respect, he can sound almost impatient with his mighty neighbour.
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He&aposs very impatient for change, I&aposve noticed that, Madam Secretary.
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Impatient contenders such as Carlos Tavares, now boss of PSA, have quit.
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Like any typically impatient and unrealistic millennial, I also expected immediate success.
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But Casaleggio was impatient to explore the grander implications of the internet.
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As a mobile and impatient person, I snack on the train occasionally.
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Aries get impatient with "rose" projects that take the time complexity requires.
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That has left the passport office in Conakry flooded by impatient applicants.
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Conservatives are growing impatient with the pace of repeal and replace efforts.
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But I can be impatient when it comes to reaching those targets.
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The 24-year-old Virginia Tech product seems impatient for another chance.
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It was the kind of game that can make basketball fans impatient.
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Call it the impatient person's puff pastry, or just call it breakfast.
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That wouldn't go over well with its primary user base: impatient teenagers.
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He indicated that he was starting to get impatient with Mueller's pace.
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In recent days, the president appears to have grown impatient for action.
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Julien, whose frequent travel strained his marriage, is impatient with the police.
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Track officials and horse trainers have, indeed, grown impatient with each other.
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Impatient guards sometimes slapped and shoved the older, slower inmates, he said.
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If you're impatient, here's where the service might start to get annoying.
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So it made selling my crosswords a bit easier to impatient editors.
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But young people are getting impatient over the lack of political will.
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Saying she is "impatient" for change, the mayor appoints Darryl De Sousa.
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"I believe people were impatient about what [connectomes] would provide," said Vogelstein.
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Getting your hair-care needs met by students isn't for the impatient.
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In fact, they were actually impatient for state buyouts of their properties.
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Jackson grew impatient with Stone's imprecise and changing answers at the time.
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Another study found that simply seeing fast-food logos makes people impatient.
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Mr. Day-Lewis composes a symphony of moods: sardonic, melancholy, inspired, impatient.
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They met in Maui, in Australia, in San Francisco, impatient with happiness.
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The irony of that position is that while the Democratic presidential candidates are going after Trump for allegedly being rash and impatient in the Soleimani move, they are demonstrating a great example of rash and impatient political strategy.
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You might be getting impatient to get your hands on your new Essential Phone (and I'm also impatient to get it to you!) but rest assured that you will have a device in your hands in a few weeks.
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It certainly isn't just humans that are impatient when it comes to food.
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He did well at Salomon, but by the early 1970s he was impatient.
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You become impatient for the characters to stop talking and start singing again.
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Mr Trump wants to scrap trade deals and is impatient with encumbering alliances.
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This is generally a grouchy, impatient, stupid time of year in the discourse.
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" Prior job postings have touted qualities like "slightly impatient" and "comfortable with uncertainty.
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"We're not chasing short-term gains or answering to impatient investors," he writes.
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In the end, many people were impatient for the next opportunity to participate.
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Water contracts and expands with temperature, and gets piled up by impatient currents.
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Beijing has been growing impatient, and the signs are nothing short of ominous.
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Val Chmerkovskiy lovingly jokes that girlfriend Jenna Johnson being "impatient" ruined his surprise!
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" Williams said Marshall could be "impatient," but that it made her "be better.
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Authorities believe Warmus grew impatient and wanted Betty Jeanne out of the way.
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And I could not pay attention because I was way fidgety and impatient.
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Houthi leader Abdulmalik al-Houthi was "quite impatient for rapid progress", Griffiths said.
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ELSEWHERE > Impatient Trump drives U.S. push for peace talks in Afghanistan (NBC News).
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I did this for a few weeks, growing stronger, bulkier and also impatient.
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President George W. Bush was impatient when it came to seeing the sights.
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Chefs will make you fresh sushi if you ask, but I was impatient.
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Growing impatient, the kids ran off to find another house and Jim followed.
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We gather at once that Fawcett is bold, impatient, and chafed by recklessness.
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I decided, with an impatient desperation, to try to replace one of them.
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Deep breaths — that means you'll have to fight your impatient nature at times.
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"I think the way society is now, people are quite impatient," Konta said.
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It's a device that's likely to make your average English-language reader impatient.
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Stripped of gratitude, we find ourselves frustrated and fearful, impatient and on edge.
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Keith Parrella of the Marines, was impatient and decisive during his qualifications questioning.
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Generally impatient with journalists, Mr. Trudeau was reluctant to give her interview time.
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Impatient readers may find the slow processional pace of the book imperfectly stimulating.
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We were excited and melancholy and needy and pissy and impatient and satisfied.
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New Yorkers do, too — even jaded ones, impatient ones, "I'm-walkin'-here!" ones.
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I am impatient; I prefer straightforward prose that tells me what it means.
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It's the kind of pretentious stuff sure to scare the impatient viewer away.
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Impatient horses jostled and reared off the crowded line and were ridden back.
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Athletes sometimes can get a little bit desperate, get too impatient about it.
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Democratic senators, meanwhile, have grown impatient with the delay of the impeachment articles.
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A reader, although sympathetic to Press's plight, can grow impatient with his inaction.
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"I'm very relaxed, impatient to start this presidential campaign," Le Pen told reporters.
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The admittedly impatient judge has pushed the government to speed up its case.
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"That sounds like self-pity unrestrained," he responds, superior and impatient — a teenager.
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A reliable team grew impatient and lost its composure for unusually frustrating periods.
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And Mr. Iconis, a prolific writer, was impatient to get his songs heard.
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Lawmakers are growing deeply impatient with Bannon's stonewalling on the Trump-Russia investigation.
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I think it just takes commitment, and too many leaders are too impatient.
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Well I call myself the impatient optimist, because I want things to go faster.
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But maybe you don't care about Prime Day — or you do, but you're impatient.
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But young people, like many people in this country, are impatient with those politics.
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Time hovers o'er, impatient to destroy, And shuts up all the Passages of Joy.
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But relations soured because Catherine struggled to "produce an heir," and Henry grew impatient.
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" One impatient user replied, "Stop playing games with us and GIVE US MORE DETAILS.
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A minor quibble, for sure, but I suspect actual kids might be equally impatient.
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Both they and the mayor of Agadez are growing increasingly impatient with their fate.
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RELATED: Farmers get impatient with Trump's trade war: 'This can't go on' Republican Sens.
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In 50 years they may not—and impatient students will complain about something else.
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So might the other solutions urged by those impatient with the multiple existing ones.
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"Public markets are impatient and focused on quarterly results," says Kara Murphy of Bain.
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When it's impulsive, impatient people that don't do their research, it's a dangerous mix.
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According to an arrest affidavit, Wesley Mathews had grown impatient with Sherin on Oct.
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But that still may not be enough to satisfy Trump and impatient U.S. officials.
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Impatient customers hired queuers from personal-services apps to stand in line for them.
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If you're impatient, there's a program called Prime Now that offers two-hour delivery.
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LE PEN: NO THIS DOESN'T MAKE ME NERVOUS AT ALL, IT MAKES ME IMPATIENT.
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You're feeling inspired to make some big changes, but try not to be impatient.
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At the party, Logan is at first impatient—until he grasps what is happening.
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If you consider that users tend to be an impatient bunch, it makes sense.
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Youth is impatient, but it doesn't need the turbocharged engine that powers the "!" model.
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But somehow I am just very impatient and I am a little bit erratic.
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Their methodical approach, however, frustrates protesters who are impatient to see changes start now.
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Dan read them Mo Willems's book "Waiting Is Not Easy!" about an impatient elephant.
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What should feel urgent and engaged, however, often comes across as itchy and impatient.
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It actually believes an impeachment is in the making, and it is becoming impatient.
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We become impatient when our electric service is interrupted for even a few hours.
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"He also writes very fast, which indicates he's quick-witted and impatient," Koo added.
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If you wait, the voice becomes more and more impatient, less and less playful.
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That there are still questions can be frustrating for the impatient, to be sure.
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Portland is an enthusiastic fan base, but not a particularly demanding or impatient one.
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Its central assertion pleased many liberals impatient for Mr. Mueller to release his findings.
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But his spelling was atrocious and he was impatient, so he tried photography instead.
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Cavusoglu said Turkey wanted to work with the United States but was growing impatient.
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I was impatient, and I kept screwing it up the most basic bounce flash.
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But investors are also impatient for a much more aggressive fiscal response from Washington.
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As the back-and-forth dragged on without a solution, Mr. Ayala grew impatient.
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It nourishes an impatient strength within us, endlessly reinforcing the massive army of refusals.
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The gallery, on a sweltering afternoon, grew impatient, but a seated Ford remained placid.
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Too often, when a Hamlet is this good, I'm impatient whenever he's not onstage.
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But disagreement is also when we're most likely to get irritated, defensive and impatient.
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Though she is indecisive and impatient, Clementine's troubles are more swiftly resolved than Ramona's.
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This apostasy appears to have sent the notoriously impatient Mr. Trump into a tailspin.
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But these people know they are being shafted and they are impatient with politicians.
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By the fall of 2013, Ross had grown impatient with the pace of reform.
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When Raid told him no, the driver made an impatient noise and drove on.
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"Jerry Jones has a reason to be impatient," Frank Frigo, EdjSports' co-founder, said.
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"You get impatient, even for a monk or a priest," Kimura told the Guardian.
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Other Democrats are growing impatient with what many see as tech firms running wild.
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Mr. Ripp is impatient with applicants whose credentials he thinks don't match his needs.
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You will move the boat only a little, but you must not be impatient.
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Eily's internal monologue is elaborate and impatient, full of poetic flights and furious expletives.
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By April 2015, Jones was growing impatient and filed a complaint with Ripoff Report.
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Late last year, the man who calls himself an "impatient optimist" broadened his energy quest.
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Share buybacks have been a popular tool among companies to return money to impatient investors.
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The Pretty Little Liars story in mobile app Episode wants to soothe our impatient woes.
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And you know, that's where markets probably are impatient and where they want results today.
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"Tanner is too impatient for it to be a surprise!" she explains with a laugh.
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An impatient, seemingly intoxicated Ariana fan who gave his name as Gem was less forgiving.
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They are becoming too impatient with monetary policy, which tends to work with large lags.
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Impatient drivers sometimes try to pass long lines of vehicles in the oncoming traffic lane.
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Already impatient with her husband, Alma White took over and soon became its recognized leader.
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Now she has a long time horizon and isn't as impatient about seeing immediate results.
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The most important pro is, obviously, that it's perfect for both lazy and impatient people.
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If you're feeling impatient, there are other grownup games to check out in the meantime.
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Many Republicans who admire Mr. Kasich as a politician are nevertheless impatient with his strategy.
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Mostly, I'm just impatient, like practically everyone else in the culture-loving community these days.
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U.S. officials have grown openly impatient with Volkswagen as they investigate the emissions-cheating scandal.
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After receiving no response to several e-mail prompts, however, Dr Lane is growing impatient.
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"Tanner is too impatient for it to be a surprise!" she explained with a laugh.
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And there is just enough unfinished business to leave readers impatient for his next outing.
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They often are impatient with the encumbrances of due process or affirmative action for minorities.
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I can hear raised voices, impatient explanations, frustration, anger, and resignation piling up like laundry.
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Check out the vid ... Linds sounds like an impatient teacher dealing with a rowdy classroom.
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"We are increasingly becoming impatient and want to break the 8 percent barrier," Jaitley said.
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Amanda Chase, who hosted the town hall and sat on stage with Brat, grew impatient.
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But with such large cash piles, investors are growing impatient for companies to do more.
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Instead, startups are seeing pressure from impatient, non-experienced VCs act as a counterproductive force.
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You're famous for being impatient, but today, Aries, promise yourself that you'll play it cool.
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The public has grown impatient with seeing the same approach produce a predictably tragic result.
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At first it was nice to just shut down, but as previously mentioned, I'm impatient.
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"I'm impatient," Pugh said in a news conference in January where she appointed De Sousa.
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He was someone who was very impatient with details but very excited by big questions.
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Sometimes it begins with an aside from a well-meaning gynecologist — or one's impatient parents.
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Every time I got impatient with this production, aspects of it drew me back in.
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Even liberals, now that they can sense the possibilities from reform, may be growing impatient.
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After three straight years of devastating climate disasters across the nation, voters are becoming impatient.
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Ellis was so impatient he then took over questioning the witness for about a minute.
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Today, consumers are, above all else, impatient, preferring a news snack rather than a feast.
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Some U.S. lawmakers have grown impatient with the Saudi coalition as civilian deaths have increased.
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Google Keyboard 5.0 is rolling out now, but if you're impatient, you can download the .
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These losses have become harder for impatient investors to stomach following big losses last year.
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He almost died once, of cancer, and since then he's gotten more ambitious and impatient.
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Harsh words could be exchanged today—people (especially you) will be feeling impulsive and impatient.
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When I arrive at the opening, there's already a giddy buzz and an impatient queue.
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Plenty of merchants are meanwhile looking to offload the complexity of keeping impatient buyers happy.
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Don't say you will stop yourself before you blurt out some impatient, annoyed, controlling remark.
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"He has delivered, but if life doesn't change for everyone, people get impatient," she said.
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As a manager at Goldman, he was tough-minded and could be critical and impatient.
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But Beijing has gotten impatient and tried to pull Hong Kong closer under its control.
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Many Republicans in the House have grown impatient as they seek to raise military spending.
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He said he was impatient to get the vaccine, wrongly thinking that could save him.
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In the 1950s, Harrington was young, brash and impatient with elders in the socialist movement.
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The most impatient, or those who work the most traffic-clogged routes, take things further.
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Target and Amazon have different approaches to appease impatient customers who want same-day delivery.
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Neurologists tend to be impatient with pickiness about medications, and perhaps they have a point.
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That said, it's easy to get impatient with yourself and forget that change is difficult.
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He said he saw his college players grow impatient and lose attention in the meetings.
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Underpinning the piece is the impatient rhythmic motif from the scherzo of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony.
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The moods that keep it in motion — languorous, horny, impatient, ecstatic — belong principally to Elio.
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But I am growing impatient and the coming five years seem longer than eternity. Feb.
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The common thread in both incidents -- impatient people honking their horns to speed things along.
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As a second-year intern, Mozzarella manages to treat both medical patients and impatient customers.
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Rather, like a barometer for his short fuse, the less pigmented Trump's hair, the more impatient he must have been that day — and the more impatient the sitting President, the more likely he is to impulsively smash that big, powerful, fully functioning nuclear war button.
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The ad follows Flo as she travels from concerned couples to impatient tweens to menopausal women.
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It was hot that day, and the boys, mashed together on the stairs, were getting impatient.
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That was an experiment in our writing process because I could be a pretty impatient writer.
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Impatient Leos may find all this internal gazing a tad tedious, but you'll thank yourself later.
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At the center was a less saintly Trudeau: petulant, impatient and later, embarrassed and "unreservedly" apologetic.
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" Top U.S. intel official: ISIS can stage Europe-style attacks in U.S. "I too am impatient.
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A recent report from Google found that mobile users are more impatient than desktop users are.
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They may be impatient to experience the burst of pride that comes from selling a winner.
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With so many trailers, teasers, and tweets, it's understandable that fans are starting to get impatient.
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Is their participation in talks even genuine, or a ploy to wait out an impatient Washington?
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After investing $2.1 billion in the offshore finds since 2007, the Indian partners are getting impatient.
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Companies impatient to make drone deliveries a viable reality should have a win to celebrate soon.
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Spiegel shows great maturity here, admitting to impatient strategic moves and outlining a cohesive path forward.
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Babis has at times appeared impatient with democratic procedures, for example calling parliament a "talking shop".
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Speculation about Gruden lingered past Black Monday, considering the history of notoriously impatient owner Daniel Snyder.
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Max will be impatient but he's had great pace and can see the car getting stronger.
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But if the search drags on investors impatient for change might increase pressure on the company.
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His base voters are remaining steadfast, but Republican senators are getting increasingly impatient and resistant. Sen.
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Mercury's meeting with Mars finds you more impatient than usual today, so keep that in mind.
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It never seems likely that impatient, reckless Kirk might actually give up the job he loves.
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"The left has become not only impatient with civility but suspicious of civility," Mr. Davis said.
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At first, hundreds of impatient and parched schoolchildren unharmoniously stampeded to grab free bottles of soda.
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I obeyed this until I could not find anyone I wanted to marry and grew impatient.
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Movies like "Darkest Hour" are impatient to press onward, and the momentum is all with Churchill.
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Generation Z is informed, impatient and angry at what they see as intransigence on the right.
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If not, he will face a rising tide of discontent from a population impatient for change.
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The overcrowding, the union said, creates problems ranging from impatient crowds to insufficient emergency evacuation plans.
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He even seems to have painted and drawn fast, with a kind of impatient, unfussy glee.
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Rodriguez left a 1-0 pitch over the plate for Walker, the impatient driver, to pull.
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"No one is more impatient than we are to get answers to these questions," he said.
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He is, after all, notoriously impatient with briefings but also a compulsive consumer of mass media.
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Do the puppets (to varying degrees naïve, impatient and bored) represent the uneven growing-up process?
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Democratic leaders are taking a cautious approach, but a growing number of liberals are getting impatient.
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Conor Grebel: I'm a pretty impatient person, I like to build things as soon as possible.
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A situation or a plan may be cut off, and the mood is impatient and rash.
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By her own admission, Ann Hopkins could be abrasive, vulgar, relentless and impatient in the office.
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Mr. Simpson plays him as an impatient savant, forever sternly exhaling and chafing against his superiors.
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Investors were clearly unimpressed, and there are two obvious reasons: • They may have simply been impatient.
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At a congressional hearing on Tuesday, he pushed back against Republicans impatient for a special counsel.
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Leading black lawmakers are growing impatient with tech's largely unfulfilled promises to improve employee diversity. Rep.
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I'm curious to rewatch the first three premieres, but impatient to see this again and again.
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The animals are more impatient than humans and are more likely to run off, he said.
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And, like humans, horses don't respond well to impatient, nervous or angry energy from a boss.
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Recently, however, some aides to the president had grown impatient with Mr. Lord's mild onscreen manner.
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In the early 23s, while attending a meeting of ARPA-funded A.I. researchers, he grew impatient.
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Salazar was impatient; Ritzenhein had the 2012 Olympic marathon trials coming up in just two months.
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Populist candidates have gained popularity throughout the region, as voters grow impatient with slow economic growth.
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Mr. Gibson is too impatient to linger over the nuances of patriotic duty and religious devotion.
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Bernie Sanders or others in the race weren't believable, he tried to move on, growing impatient.
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Colleagues describe him as both supportive and self-regarding, happy to delegate but impatient with incompetence.
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And they have become increasingly impatient with China to do more to rein in North Korea.
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I assumed that he was as impatient to go home as the SWAT -team members were.
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At the time, many Americans had grown impatient with President Richard Nixon's policy of gradual withdrawal.
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" After a year she grew impatient: "He told me several times he wanted to marry me.
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While Mr. Kim is clearly impatient with Washington, he has avoided direct criticism of Mr. Trump.
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I have a tendency to keep pushing forward -- eager and impatient anticipation for everything yet to come.
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But if tax reform stalls as Congress debates how to shape it, the market could become impatient.
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The senator said that she is growing increasingly impatient with Obama's failure to act on the issue.
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I, impatient television viewer that I am, want them to go into the movie business together now.
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Talking to her makes me impatient, inversely annoyed with whatever she's excited about, even the nest cam.
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It is true that this course will not come naturally to an impatient president who relishes conflict.
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He traveled to St. Barts with his family and grew impatient waiting for the invitation to Moscow.
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But people are impatient, and years of studies yet to come are no guarantee of immediate safety.
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"I am becoming very impatient," said commissioner Věra Jourová, speaking at a press briefing today in Brussels.
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Media reports have said Vivendi was growing impatient with Patuano and had been sounding out potential replacements.
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Some business developments were slower partially because of regulations and some of our local partners became impatient.
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Kitty was getting impatient for breakfast and knocked a bowl off the counter; luckily, it's not broken!
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I apologize for being impatient with Friend 2 as we end up having more than enough time.
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Plus I'm impatient and lazy, and I'm certain to smudge it at some point during the day.
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He's still easily impatient, easily distracted, and openly sheepish about the ways he's failed Hank and Hope.
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His scion's saber-rattling has unnerved much of the world, including North Korea's increasingly impatient patron, China.
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The team began repairing the problem at 5PM and as time went on, their hosts grew impatient.
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Action planet Mars squares off with wildcard Uranus, bringing surprises, but an impatient energy may also arrive.
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In addition to lower vanillin, clandestine vanilla-curing by thieves and impatient farmers also upsets moisture content.
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But sometimes the lesson is that animals are incredibly impatient, especially when it comes time for feeding.
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And some are simply bored and impatient, waiting for the next phase of their lives to start.
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Leroy starts to become impatient with the steady, gentle tutelage of his pimp and various hatchling mentors.
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An impatient Trump finally weighed in, telling aides last week he wanted to keep his campaign promise.
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Winer was impatient to evolve RSS, but he wanted to change it only in relatively conservative ways.
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You can even eat it with a spoon if it's not totally defrosted and you get impatient!
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Mars is the planet of war, but when it's retrograde, it's extra pissed-off, impulsive, and impatient.
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Supporters can grow impatient and worry that you're not trying hard enough, that you've maybe sold out.
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Senators are growing impatient with the House's prolonged effort to pass legislation on Puerto Rico's debt crisis.
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Salicylic acid definitely helps, but if you're impatient like me, it might not be your best bet.
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Supporters can grow impatient and worry that you're not trying hard enough; that you've maybe sold out.
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"I get very impatient because I don't see us prioritizing icebreakers as a national asset," said Sen.
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"He's sometimes very impatient, and he likes the big summits with a lot of press," he added.
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"The worst thing you can do is be impatient and rude to fast food employees," Stewart said.
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The rest of the Clinton package proved discordant with an impatient political moment, devastatingly so at times.
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No doubt Walter would inform me that you, my impatient audience, have already stopped reading by now.
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One wealthy, reclusive hedge-fund billionaire and his daughter grew impatient with the Koch network's deliberate pace.
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Day by day, it gets harder and I get more impatient — and not to mention more uncomfortable.
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She answers questions like a 17-year-old girl, and can be impatient or lose her temper.
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Jones gives the original some twitchy energy with fidgety drums, an impatient melodic refrain, and optimistic bells.
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At nightfall, the men remained on the mechanical shed, and the gaggle of health officials grew impatient.
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Mars is the planet of war, and it's even meaner, wilder, and more impatient when it's retrograde.
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With the constant onslaught of orders, Record Industry struggles to satisfy impatient customers, both major and indie.
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He obsessed over solutions, but his urgency made him too impatient to commit to any one adjustment.
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With inflation close to 100% last month and desperate levels of unemployment, Zimbabweans are impatient for progress.
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Well, the reason the chainsaw is a great tool for me is that I get really impatient.
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This morning brings unexpected surprises concerning your career—do your best not to be impatient or impulsive!
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"These kids are impatient," said Mr. Murphy, who at 44 is one of the Senate's youngest members.
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Aries people are famous for being bossy and impatient, but today you're just smart and cool, Aries!
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Wilson returned to find a Republican Senate impatient with a president who had been gone for months.
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He was impatient for the memorials to end but expressed pride in himself for remaining publicly civil.
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Is there any way to become less impatient or is patience simply something you are born with?
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Most are also like most other young adults, too: typically naive and impatient in basic financial matters.
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We found that our style created a cuddly, but ultimately entitled, codependent, unsociable, impatient and disobedient individual.
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But some black voters have grown impatient with seeing politicians on Sunday and feeling forgotten on Monday.
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I was preoccupied with starting a new job and impatient and agitated, but Frank insisted on coming.
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They are all inevitably populated with old people, impatient businessmen, and conventioneers all wearing the same hat.
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Family planning clinics grew impatient with the administration amid a months-long delay in the funding announcement.
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At many HBCUs, students are upset and impatient with the lack of racial progress and economic opportunities.
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So far, it has only spent about 20 percent and some investors are getting impatient for action.
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"The president, obviously, is very impatient," Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao said during a Senate hearing last week.
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Then again, he's merely a father trying to provide for his family and satisfy an impatient buyer.
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She was more American now, and seemed impatient with the stringent hierarchy of a Japanese research institution.
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Impatient with democracy's weaknesses, they may discover that politics and conflict are inescapable through their own participation.
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We might add they&aposd make a great stocking stuffer for the impatient optimist in your life.
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There are strong indicators from the Supreme Court that the justices realize this and are growing impatient.
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After sitting for only a few minutes in his suit and tie, Trump became impatient and irritable.
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Impatient over NAFTA replacement The problem is that many of those wins require an act of Congress.
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" In another clip, Fox News host Laura Ingraham tells Trump, "I like that you're impatient for change.
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Indeed, a widening rift between accomplished centrists and impatient young progressives augurs a uniquely destructive general election.
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Indeed, a widening rift between accomplished centrists and impatient young progressives augurs a uniquely destructive general election.
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Like baseball itself, SABR is having trouble gaining a foothold among the impatient 18-to-30 crowd.
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The whispers morph into jeers, and the progressively, dangerously impatient crowd howls for the show to begin.
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I get impatient with the hourlong piece, which for all its lyrical richness can seem long-winded.
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The president grew impatient with Ms. Nielsen's insistence that federal law and international obligations limited her actions.
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In an impatient world, Tennessee didn't panic when no national championships came in the coach's first dozen seasons.
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I'm a fairly impatient person, too, so getting books as soon as I want them is pretty fantastic.
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This sometimes meant hauling serious ass up the bunny hill pretending I was too impatient for the lift.
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There are more than a few Walking Dead fans who are getting a little impatient with the show.
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Hefty regulation and the resulting long product-development cycles are an uncomfortable fit for impatient Silicon Valley firms.
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"There is some sign that the public is impatient with the state of affairs," Brookings' Mark Muro says.
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After days of waiting at a Tripoli hotel, Mr. Sadr grew impatient and decided to leave on Aug.
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Every so often, his puppet jaw will unhinge, and he'll snap it back into place, impatient and exhausted.
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Trudeau, impatient to get the vote started, is seen on video striding over to Opposition whip Gordon Brown.
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Some people get very impatient if they don't receive a reply within the hour, but don't feel stressed.
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"Younger players get a little bit impatient and they try to do somebody else&aposs job," Peters said.
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""You know, Mandy and I have both noticed you've been a lot more impatient lately and less sensitive.
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The Atlantic, impatient, swells around her ankles, ushering the Sierra Leonean towards a break a short paddle away.
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And just as you start to get impatient around the 50-minute mark, all hell finally breaks loose.
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I'm always impatient, I remember looking back at a text I sent 'How fast can you reach me?
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VR And AR Will Be Mobile's Demand Driver, Not Its Replacement I'm impatient to see breakthroughs in cars.
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Did you finish the latest season of Netflix's Stranger Things and are impatient to see what happens next?
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Many studies have found that users are an impatient bunch and if the app is crashing, they're bailing.
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" "You know, Mandy and I have both noticed you've been a lot more impatient lately and less sensitive.
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All of that, plus 123% faster cooking times for most dishes — perfect for impatient guests at the BBQ.
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Along the way, the company endured a "winter" of artificial intelligence, where impatient investors and skepticism froze research.
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But now that it's been more than a week, the meme makers of the world are growing impatient.
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The glowing displays of the phones already outstretched in expectation illuminate the faces of the increasingly impatient mob.
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Like millions of Star Wars fans, Mark Hamill has been impatient to see Luke Skywalker back in action.
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Of course, there are also some not-so-nice used to describe you: impatient, impulsive, confrontational, and angry.
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The endless possibilities of the character storylines really excite me and make me impatient for the next episode.
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Therefore, its path to IPO was devoid of the normal pressures of falling cash reserves and impatient investors.
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After Óscar grew impatient, he departed for the Rio Grande river on Sunday with Tania, 21, and Valeria.
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The cool thing was, I have sunblock, of course, and I was trying to hurry, because I'm impatient.
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Unkempt and impatient, often angry, Mr. Sanders projected a shambling charisma that caught the spirit of the time.
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A small part of the airline business is growing: picky and impatient customers who don't complain about legroom.
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Spike (Chris O'Shea), the tutor, is a strict, snarky materialist, impatient with what he perceives as her naïveté.
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It definitely has made me that much more passionate and that much more impatient with the status quo.
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Mr. Trump looked more irritable and impatient as the night went on, and lost his cool when Mrs.
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Mr. Dubourdieu was an enemy of pretense and impatient with the traditional secretiveness of the Bordeaux wine trade.
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Both the left and the right have become impatient with institutions that have declined to take a stand.
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They've been together for three years, and Bea, who's about to turn thirty, is impatient to get married.
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The larger, older airlines, with impatient investors to please, are taking a page out of that book, too.
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As Trump's complaints to Forbes indicate, he can be impatient when other people have control of the scoreboard.
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The big picture: Trump is impatient and he wants to act — or at least be seen as acting.
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Yet we're also seeing a few small signs that some on the right are growing impatient with Pruitt.
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"We're impatient, we are not very happy," Geoffrey Wahungu, head of the National Environmental Management Agency, told Reuters.
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Clinton on trade and character issues and instead grew erratic, impatient and subdued as the night went on.
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Hockey players tend to be impatient with midgame dentistry, even in cases involving a mouthful of busted teeth.
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The operations in greatest jeopardy are small, private ones with large debts, impatient investors and less productive wells.
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The sidewalks were teeming with impatient pedestrians, and Ms. Morris suddenly found New York City's familiar streets overwhelming.
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Sure there will be times when that's not possible, but more often than not, I'm just being impatient.
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Mr. McConnell has grown increasingly impatient and frustrated with Democrats for stretching out the time to consider nominees.
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Politico reported on Tuesday that some House Republicans are growing increasingly "impatient" with the stalled bill, with Rep.
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However, impatient fans can read (or re-read) the novels to tide them over until we get news.
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I get irrationally impatient with the slowness with which people tap meetings into their calendars on the phone.
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Brushwork takes much longer than rolling, so don't be impatient if it seems to take a long time.
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I can be selfish, and impatient, and I wondered whether two men could raise a baby by themselves.
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Obama says he thinks people often feel impatient because change, at times, is not always immediate or impactful.
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And Mr. Sondland became impatient when White House operators failed to promptly connect him to the Oval Office.
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Fred Trump was a demanding, impatient man who likely laid the foundation for Donald Trump's own bullying tendencies.
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And she practically wrapped her arms around another woman who bounded away shaking her head, uninterested and impatient.
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Boeing customers have lost hundreds of millions of dollars because of the grounding and are becoming increasingly impatient.
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Mr. Renzi became impatient — and running Italy, like mountain climbing and marathon running, requires a lot of patience.
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From the first, he was known as a ruthless tactician, impatient with idealists and the weak of will.
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They are impatient with drabness and proud to assert their national identity—not to say their buying power.
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It is not a path for the impatient, but it has the verdict of history on its side.
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Trump is getting impatient with all the congressional inaction, especially as his administration nears the 100-day mark.
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I also indulge in impatient snaps at her, relying on the high probability that she won't remember them.
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He wrote that he ended the deal because she was impatient about the money she was being paid.
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Jon longs to be a harpooner, but he is too impatient and is cruelly rebuffed by other men.
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Impatient, impotent, and in turmoil, we all bicker with pointless small talk, leading to an omnipresent existential angst.
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House Republicans have grown increasingly impatient with their leadership, forced to swallow four short-term spending bills already.
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She was a wonderful presence— playful, candid, impatient and kind — but these movies were not all about her.
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But after 30 years at the helm of the country, people have grown increasingly impatient with his government.
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Sometimes there's days where I think about how impatient I can be and how stressed I can feel.
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But top engineers on the project have grown impatient with the company's slow pace in getting to market.
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Or, maybe you're so impatient that you rush through your work or make decisions that backfire in the end.
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To help ease the nerves of those impatient viewers watching worldwide, Hiddleston recently provided some narration to the stream.
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First, Democratic voters became increasingly impatient with Democratic lawmakers professing a desire to impeach Trump without actually doing so.
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Impatient as well as impassioned, she tirelessly lobbied her husband, Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR), to embrace her projects too.
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"I'm very impatient, and having a baby requires an amount of patience that I was worried about," Kaling says.
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Both the IMF and the U.S. Federal Reserve are increasingly impatient with the low oil price, according to Jakob.
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But impatient foes want him gone now, before millions of Americans have even started paying attention to Russian headlines.
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WHAT does it take for an American industrial champion to succeed in an age of globalisation and impatient investors?
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Sure, we could wait and see what happens as the months and years unfold naturally, but, honestly, we're impatient.
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Workers reportedly put in grueling hours as store operators scrambled to keep up with the surge in impatient customers.
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But while McDonald's tinkers and focuses on other areas of the business, its franchise owners have been getting impatient.
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The male was observed to be impatient while feeding and the female is quite quiet, the website post said.
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The MILF has yet to threaten publicly to go back to war, but is impatient with the peace process.
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Should anyone get impatient, Vaynerchuk need only point to the opportunities his own social media presence has brought him.
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And while the UAE has poured in more than $400 million in humanitarian aid, Yemenis remain impatient for reconstruction.
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But I was getting eager and impatient, so Virginia felt like the perfect time to finally have our date.
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Some of Canada's new populist leaders are reckless with facts, impatient with legal constraints and make budget-busting promises.
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Amazon has opened small warehouses where it keeps popular products, so they can be dispatched quickly to impatient shoppers.
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So you have to have a patient strategy, but at the same time, we're pretty impatient in our execution.
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But investors have grown impatient with the industry's below-market returns as managers charge substantial fees for their work.
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Wednesday's delivery comes as Russian officials say they have become impatient with the failures of Washington's policies in Afghanistan.
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So, if you're impatient or an eyeshadow hoarder, you may be better off just going for the $113 investment.
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With "uncooperative users," Marek says—people who talk like normal, impatient humans—the socialbot was apt to flop hard.
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The officer escorting me is becoming impatient as I stop every few steps to say goodbye to someone else.
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In the United States, uncertainty around Trump's tax reforms and the much-awaited fiscal plan has investors feeling impatient.
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THE first, Long March, generation of Chinese Communist leaders always seemed impatient to see Taiwan "reunified" with the mainland.
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The very young woman waiting on him was a tad impatient; the place was busy, the old man hesitant.
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Though she wept while talking to me, she became impatient when recounting the loving reactions of friends and family.
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The two share an impatient disdain for business as usual in Washington and a particular loathing for the media.
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Some people were growing increasingly impatient to go back -- at least to see whether their homes were still standing.
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Her supporters, many of them her fellow African-Americans, give her an E for effort, but are growing impatient.
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With cars trailing around behind the safety car for the first seven laps, some drivers began to sound impatient.
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His brooding and violent father had been too impatient to teach him and, anyway, he couldn't afford a car.
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But they need to figure this out quickly, or impatient politicians will push their way inside the front door.
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So far, at least, Pelosi has managed to hold the line against the more impatient members of her caucus.
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We've got-- we don't have patient venture capital, or even impatient venture capital that-- that comprises our balance sheet.
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Advisers say the president, who sees a Democratic successor as critical to his legacy, is impatient to begin campaigning.
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A poor human just trying to make a purchase in a gas station was denied by their impatient pup.
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As if impatient for advancement, Mallory often used his boss's office late at night, and worked on her computer.
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The metals tariffs were not included in the USMCA and Mexico and Canada are impatient to resolve the issue.
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At the same time investors have said they are growing impatient with hedge funds' hefty fees despite lackluster returns.
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The sounds were often ravishing and eerie, even when I grew impatient to know where the piece was heading.
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In his memoir, "Password from the Third Floor", Thae describes North Korean leader Kim as "impatient, impulsive and violent".
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Ms. Laurio credits her blog's popularity to a sense that ordinary Filipinos are growing more impatient with the government.
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Nada el Masri, 23, a customer service representative in a bank, deals with impatient, loud customers all day long.
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There would be less slack from an impatient European Union and less maneuvering space for humiliated Brexit soft-liners.
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WASHINGTON — Wilbur L. Ross Jr. had been Commerce secretary for less than three months, and he was growing impatient.
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EST on Monday, the Moon wanes into her third quarter in Sagittarius, a phase that can make us impatient.
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In a surprisingly touching essay, Wegman describes his dogs as moody friends, loving companions, curmudgeons, impatient children, and workaholics.
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Things quickly got bumpy — an impatient Trump administration and a lumbering E.U. aren't the best matched of negotiating partners.
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Wall Street and business groups have grown increasingly impatient that the centerpiece of Mr. Trump's economic agenda is stalling.
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Russia, especially, began to grow impatient with Turkey, which was either unable or unwilling to disarm these terror groups.
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"Venus in Aries makes us bolder, or in some cases even impatient, when it comes to love," Hale says.
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When Ms. Nielsen tried to get him to focus on something other than the border, the president grew impatient.
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But we've learned since that the strike on Suleimani was almost certainly another impulsive action from an impatient president.
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May's meeting for "protocol" as a United States ally, adding at length that Mr. Putin was impatient to chat.
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In one instance, an impatient chief executive wanted a session with Mr. Smith to end as quickly as possible.
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The oil market was impatient waiting for world oil inventories to decline and had become besides itself in bearishness.
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Their concerns about ownership of a language, rather than making me as impatient as Nabokov, allow me secret laughter.
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"I do," an impatient Bloomberg insisted, looking a bit annoyed that the topic was stretching on for so long.
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To the Editor: Clearly, President Trump is becoming more uncomfortable and impatient with all the investigations swirling around him.
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She's kind of impatient when she's excited about an idea or a challenge that she wants to take on.
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"I'm very impatient, and having a baby requires an amount of patience that I was worried about," she said.
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Achleitner has been under pressure from investors who have grown impatient with Deutsche's shrinking earnings and faltering share price.
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He was impatient to begin learning German, and confident that he would find a place in a German school.
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There is a narrative emerging in Charlottesville, one that seems impatient with frank conversations about racism and white supremacy.
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Seven months after a referendum vote to leave the European Union, many in Romford also describe themselves as impatient.
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But as the Chinese government has grown more confident and impatient with Western criticism, it has stopped that practice.
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At an opposition rally on Tuesday in Ureña, spirits remained high, but protesters were becoming impatient for concrete results.
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Balding, impatient and lacking in interpersonal skills, he presents less as a revolutionary than as the revolutionaries' I.T. guy.
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A Sagittarius tends to be quite impatient, which can lead to you not always making the best money decisions.
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I was very young, too, and really more than anything I was very impatient about the business of editorial.
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The more straight-faced sequences, however, feel weightless and forgettable, leaving me impatient for the one-liners to start again.
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If you're feeling a little impatient at this point, though, there's a very good chance you're not the only one.
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And Leo, the fifth sign of the zodiac, is a fire sign that's known for being charismatic, outgoing, and impatient.
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" She read this as an indication "he wanted things done quickly and could be a bit hasty, certainly highly impatient.
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Many investors have grown impatient with Target's lack of progress in food, which accounts for roughly 20 percent of sales.
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" "I think you are seeing a kind of impatient demand to see women have their turn and have their time.
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Much to the frustration of impatient experimentalists, however, the mini-brains' similarity to the real thing only went so far.
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And the "doors close" request in a lift serves no purpose other than to soothe the frustration of impatient riders.
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"Folks are getting really impatient," Melanie Israel, a research associate at the Heritage Foundation told BuzzFeed News in late September.
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The decision mystified many on the United States side, and even led some within the Mexican government to grow impatient.
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Regulators have become increasingly impatient with the company, which has struggled to come up with ways to fix the cars.
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By the spring of 2014, Ms. Zunino, pregnant with their fourth child, had become impatient with their lack of space.
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Sections of choreography look like intricately interlocking machines or an impatient god trying to solve a Rubik's Cube of people.
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Winda shows great talent in drawing and her parents say she is very impatient to go to kindergarten every morning.
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Unfortunately, Agent Einstein (Lauren Ambrose of "Six Feet Under") is rude, impatient, disrespectful, and not worthy of a younger Scully.
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"An activist is about being an impatient person, with a lot of patience," Annie Lennox tells me over the phone.
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Some White House officials are reported to be impatient for this, though the president himself may not be so enthusiastic.
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Impatient commuters pushing to get into the carriage without letting riders off first are what drives people mad the most.
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The crowd at New York's AMC Empire 25 is getting restless, but it would be unfair to call them impatient.
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A more incrementalist approach will be too slow to deliver for the impatient young, not to mention their elderly leaders.
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Impatient with truth/justice, Wonder Woman uses her golden lasso to "Abu-Gharib her quarry" (the show's phrase, not mine).
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One summer day, impatient, he went to the lobby of the Alexander and asked some construction workers for more information.
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Bauman came out of the 2010 mess impatient to take another swing at the ball (a metaphor he uses frequently).
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The kiddo has finally found a productive groove for his ambitious yet impatient temperament: a career in luxury real estate.
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He already had a reputation for automaton-like, and often terrifying, efficiency, and he could be off-hand and impatient.
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If Iris became impatient in the car, Thula would walk over and sit on her lap to calm her down.
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He's a street rapper with great pop instincts and, evidently, some business sense, but the industry is fickle and impatient.
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But both also have their own hotheads: DPP independence-seekers in Taiwan, military figures impatient of China's caution in Beijing.
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Shields is as impatient in the ring, where she continuously forces the action, as she is with her career goals.
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But they can be impatient, moody, and impulsive, making the match with our emotionally tuned in Drake less than ideal.
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"The market's a bit impatient on signs of a turnaround," said Daniel Mueller, a portfolio manager at Vertium Assets Management.
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And an impatient media is as quick to move on to another story as we are to change the channel.
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Shareholders Cevian and Elliott have been impatient for change and want more radical restructuring of the elevators-to-submarines group.
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Even Levinas, late in life, became impatient with disagreement: "He still had something in common with his former mentor," Heidegger.
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Sometimes they are in a slow-moving line, and one tug will become impatient and pull out and pass another.
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The chain is also working to speed up service during the morning, with a focus on impatient drive-thru customers.
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It may have wrung the genre dry in the process — so far, its legacy is copycat series with impatient plotting.
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The protests lasted months, and the residents of Mexico City grew impatient; eventually, López Obrador packed up and went home.
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But Washington and the IMF have become increasingly impatient with the Ukrainian government's patchy performance, especially in tackling endemic corruption.
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"We both got impatient so I thumbed to the end of the book, read it and kissed her," he said.
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"This is a man who is really impatient when anyone else has the public's attention," D'Antonio told CNN's Ana Cabrera.
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But today will bring some serious tension: Mars in Pisces will clash with Saturn in Sagittarius, creating an impatient energy.
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But China has grown increasingly impatient with the uprising in Hong Kong, which has hurt the economy in the territory.
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It's no secret that Russia and its oil companies have grown impatient with OPEC's efforts to rebalance the oil market.
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In the office, his father was revered, but at home, he was short-tempered and impatient with his only son.
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Mr. Trump is also impatient with another of Mr. Bolton's campaigns: the effort to oust President Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela.
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This critic has seen "Our Time" twice now, and at each screening was equal parts enthralled, exasperated, impatient and inspired.
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He is suspicious of arguments grounded in pragmatism and impatient with lawyers who will not address him on his terms.
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Nearly every morning, I'd wake up to an onslaught of impatient emails from my boss, often sent throughout the night.
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Unions, already dubious of the overhaul, may grow impatient if the government doesn't follow through on its promises to workers.
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And it sounds as if the Incredible Hulk, feeling very impatient, is in the hallway — or maybe a runaway cyclone.
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She is impatient with questions about transgender politics, possibly because she made peace with her own decisions so long ago.
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These life lessons feel extraneous and are impatient-making, because loftiness is not, after all, the job of the memoir.
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At the Lincoln Park clinic, the young women took turns wiping down handlebars and monitoring the line of impatient riders.
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"We cannot continue the same pattern of taking tentative steps forward and then falling back," an impatient Mr. Obama declared.
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But even trimmed from two acts to an intermission-free 110 minutes, the show left me largely impatient and unmoved.
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Since launch, Google hasn&apost said much about Stadia — and early adopters are getting impatient with the lack of updates.
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Seven months after a referendum, our reporter spoke with many residents who said they were impatient to see "Brexit" happen.
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You're enthusiastic, impatient and you agree with Adam Silver: The league really needs to speed up the end of games.
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The bank's strategy has come under criticism from some investors, who have grown impatient after three consecutive years of losses.
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RoseAnne Spradlin's "X" went the farthest; many audience members impatient with its endurance test (and missing its humor) left early.
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Though I grew impatient with the shaggy structure of the piece, moment to moment I was absorbed in the music.
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Trump himself had grown impatient with the waiting game, aides said, which dominated his beloved cable news for several days.
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"There's a France that's impatient, that is facing major challenges," Interior Minister Gerard Collomb told France 2 Television Sunday night.
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Perhaps this is why I am impatient with the argument that we should value natural places for their therapeutic benefits.
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With their objective suddenly and unexpectedly looming into prospect again, some of the more excitable Scottish nationalists are growing impatient.
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Her prominence long ago transcended gender, and she is impatient with those who expect her to be a social activist.
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The advertising campaign for this place should be: Too impatient to wait another hundred years for the global-warming apocalypse?
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In a victory speech on Friday, Akufo-Addo, a former foreign minister, acknowledged the pressure to deliver for impatient voters.
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And while he may get impatient with policy makers who reject scientific findings, he sees no point in getting testy.
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"I claim the victory in the name of the Lord!" he shouted as the impatient house band played him off.
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Brussels is getting impatient with France, Germany and Spain, as well as the smaller countries, Bulgaria, Ireland, Romania and Slovenia.
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One group that has grown impatient are those looking to take advantage of the Apple Upgrade Program introduced last year.
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He is impatient with attempts to influence him to take a larger view — he demands one-page memos, for instance.
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Anyway, we are impatient here in the US, but the fact is, China is moving deliberately and cautiously on this.
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A study of participants in the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth in 1979, Reeves reports, found that those who were identified as impatient or restless during their interview were found to be 55 percent more likely to drop out of high school than those who were not judged by the interviewer as impatient or restless.
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It's no doubt that these words do delivery a strong hope of Saudi that it is impatient to hike oil prices.
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Supra fatigue was becoming a serious concern, as it's hard to maintain that level of excitement without getting impatient and bored.
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It's like a live tutorial so you aren't experiencing a drop-off for the first time with a finicky, impatient passenger.
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We are seeing that same--and many of those people are very impatient with me because they don't think I'm pure.
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I am impatient for Apple to do a top-to-bottom redesign of the iPhone, and the iPhone 7 isn't it.
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The protester chanted "cancel the debt" and "this is a climate emergency" to the car honking of impatient New York drivers.
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Her leg bounced up and down because, she said, she was impatient to get to a party they were going to.
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Many of us get impatient with people who don't speak English fluently, or who do so with an "un-American" accent.
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So impatient Pittsburghers, eager to get by, are right on the heels of our speed limit–abiding Uber the whole time.
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As for Mr Trump, a tribune of the impatient, Mrs Albright's wariness of hyperbole does not mean that she is sanguine.
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"I was taking hormones from the internet because I was so impatient, but that was really messing me up," says Fisher.
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Gates casually munches on snacks as Zuck grins at him like an impatient school boy with a crush on the teacher.
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Manley kills the tramp — now twice murdered — and quickly cooks him in his wok, his face "impatient and lecherous" with anticipation.
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Surrounded by strangers, many wearing earbuds or staring at gadgets, I cross against reds, too impatient to stop and stand still.
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I am pretty impatient with learning about new apps and programs so I took this class to challenge my preconceived notions.
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The first thing he noticed was how Hongkongers quickly became impatient when an older person walked slowly in front of them.
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I side with people who are getting impatient with the House not exercising its clear authority, which it promised to use.
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The moon enters Libra, lighting up the communication sector of your chart—but Mercury retrograde meets Mars, creating an impatient mood.
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But it remains unclear when the divestments will give way to share repurchases, and some investors appear to be growing impatient.
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When kids upend their lives, and by extension, their families' lives, to accomplish such a lofty goal, they can get impatient.
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I felt like our fans had been so patient and sometimes impatient, but they stuck with us through the long haul.
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"The Paystack founders are highly technical, fanatically customer oriented, and unrelentingly impatient," says Patrick Collison, CEO of Stripe, in a statement.
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An impatient President Trump is putting new pressure on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Entitled, impatient, industry-killing, technology-addicted children trapped in adult bodies sums up the dominant narrative on what characterizes younger Americans.
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If you are impatient, you can speed through the settings to get out on the track quickly and into a race.
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"The Paystack founders are highly technical, fanatically customer oriented, and unrelentingly impatient," said Patrick Collison, CEO of Stripe, in a statement.
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"I think the market is predictably impatient and wants Verizon to do something yesterday," said Craig Moffett, an analyst at MoffettNathanson.
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"Technology is making people impatient," said Steve Korn, a retired forklift facility manager who is now a real estate agent here.
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Samsung's share price growth spurt comes after years of struggle in its smartphone business which left investors impatient for higher returns.
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But the strategic miscalculation by justices impatient to undo those precedents hardly turns the Fisher outcome into the incarnation of liberalism.
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After watching the Mets thin their farm system to trade for him, some impatient fans were perhaps already experiencing buyer's remorse.
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Aside from the moderates, some Republican senators are growing impatient with conservatives holding out after campaigning for years to repeal ObamaCare.
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But if the talks fail, or either leader grows impatient with the process, both sides could return to threatening each other.
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ABC did a good job of luring new viewers to tune in to the show, but the internet is getting impatient.
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A poorly informed, impatient and pugnacious leader can cause devastation, and that's true of either Kim Jong-un or Donald Trump.
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So the episode cuts to Philip, foot twitching like an impatient kid, getting crowned prince on top of his duke title.
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Speaking in a gravelly voice that gradually became stronger, he at times appeared impatient, saying he had no information or details.
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But I've been growing impatient with Charles this season, and after watching "An Inside Glob," I've finally arrived at a realization.
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He slightly rushed the Sarabande of the Overture, as if he were impatient to get back to the up-tempo bits.
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Enter to win them all here or if you're the impatient type, you can buy them at a steep discount below.
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Trump has recently become impatient with the federal guidance for Americans to hunker down, citing the dire impact on the economy.
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She and her companions, all virgins, so innocent, had been plucked from their camp to service queues of impatient army officers.
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And that kind of radio silence has left the fans, not to mention the press, both impatient and dreading the worst.
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Already impatient by his extended stay on the I.L., Stanton admitted he did not give the knee enough time to heal.
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Lara is impatient with the medical process, which leaves her headed to her destination at a pace not to her liking.
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The speed and accessibility of communicating online can lead people to be impatient and dissatisfied with a slower, more deliberate life.
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Impatient to know whether Ms. Friedman would commission the piece, I dropped her a quick email: "Are we running with scissors?"
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I got a bit impatient at having to go on a lengthy church tour before getting to see the fun stuff.
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Taliban officials are concerned about the Islamic State's appeal to younger fighters impatient with the progress of the 15-year insurgency.
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Chinese opinion is hardly monolithic, but it is not hard to find netizens impatient to see snooty, ungrateful Hong Kongers crushed.
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Allies of Mr. Trump say that he has become increasingly impatient with the infighting — and the overwhelming attention it is receiving.
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The speed and accessibility of communicating online can lead people to be impatient and dissatisfied with a slower, more deliberate life.
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Folks that they're getting impatient and there's a clear worry among Senate Democrats that holding things up too long could backfire.
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For impatient players, the studio now plans to release all three episodes simultaneously, rather than spreading out drops across the year.
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China, an ally of North Korea that has become increasingly impatient with its behavior, has tried to play a mediating role.
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McCarthy's initial years in the Senate were marked by an impatient and flagrant disregard of the body's rules, customs and procedures.
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It could not have been real, because it did not feel real in the impatient, unforgiving world of the Premier League.
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"It would be very short-sighted to me if they were impatient with the turnaround he had in progress," he said.
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Finally, the Moon challenges warrior Mars in Sagittarius at 11:35 PM, and the vibe will be passionate, impatient, and fierce.
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Over those years, I did treat them with respect, whereas maybe before I may have been a little impatient with them.
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Their shareholders are impatient with the long-term capital needs involved in making sure that there's great last-mile access in America.
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But if you're too big for coding toys or too impatient to teach yourself, jump right into web development with this course.
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But investors have grown impatient and frustrated with the level of detail Hackett and other Ford leadership have given about their plans.
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For Hiroshi, Risa seems to exist in opposition to his "most beautiful" female archetype: smart and impatient, not girlish, a free thinker.
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"I'm usually a pretty impatient person, so this series has taught me to slow down and meditate on the process," Blachford says.
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If you get impatient or don't see what you want, you can try to track down the cart with your favorite dish.
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"Kids are so impatient, so I don't want them to feel like they're waiting forever and ever for this baby," Monique explained.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)I'm not a terrible cook, but I am incredibly impatient when it comes to preparing my own food.
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An expository prologue returns as an epilogue during the closing credits, at a point past when understandably impatient viewers will have left.
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It failed, among other things, to warn the impatient Mr Modi that there were not enough new notes to replace old ones.
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Many Iranians have grown impatient with the slow rate of improvement in their economic fortunes since the lifting of sanctions last year.
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Outside the Rogers Centre, a cluster of impatient, heavily bundled fans lined up in frigid weather to score tickets for opening night.
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My husband and I are so anxious to try again, but the factor of time is making me insanely frustrated and impatient.
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Local police watched over the scene, while about two dozen folks, including Mercedes-Benz employees and impatient members of the media, meandered.
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It was an instant success at a time when India was growing impatient with its own leader, Jawaharlal Nehru, and his ideals.
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But the trader said many in the market are getting impatient waiting for inflows and next month could be a turning point.
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Heinz-Christian Strache, who took over the FPÖ after it left government, is impatient to wield power and running out of time.
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Trump has been impatient for progress in ending the 17-year war in Afghanistan, where more than 2,400 U.S. forces have died.
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The show spoofed the scene, with guest Brie Larson and Cecily Strong playing two impatient villagers willing to call out this farce.
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The question is how impatient Trump becomes and how he reacts to the negative domestic effects of some of his punitive policies.
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While the public and other researchers might be impatient to find another Earth, exoplanet scientists are in it for the long haul.
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I want to listen to it on repeat and get in touch with my impatient inner child while feeding her ice cream.
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So far, most of the investment in the companies trying to rethink meat has come from venture capitalists, and they are impatient.
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Priebus appears as uncertain in his post as ever as Trump grows impatient with how his presidency is being viewed, officials said.
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Not one that would improve the size or shape of the fruit—that would take too long, and Van Eck was impatient.
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People are feeling impulsive and impatient as the Moon clashes with warrior Mars in Sagittarius at 1:17 PM. Today's big news?
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The new agreement comes as South Sudan&aposs leaders are under growing pressure from an impatient international community to end the fighting.
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Trump's tweet is the latest sign that he is growing impatient with the pace of the congressional agenda toward his policy priorities.
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Although the initial clinical results with cabotegravir were extremely promising, Four Thieves grew impatient with waiting for it to become commercially available.
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The public is, and will continue to grow, impatient with their intransigence and indifference to the harm that their technology is yielding.
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Google has shown itself to be impatient, mercilessly killing off projects that fans might favor, but which no longer serve its interests.
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President Obama has appeared eager, even impatient, to take part in the campaign, and he has already gone after Mr. Trump repeatedly.
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But this would require a major shift in thinking, as the Fed now seems impatient to return to more normal interest rates.
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For you impatient shoppers, we've whipped up some great pre-Black-Friday deals on laptops and tablets to satiate your spending appetites.
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But I'm always impatient to start eating, especially if what's on the way is a dessert as wonderful as the makhan malai.
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But I also remember being very impatient about wanting things to go faster in my career, and wanting people to move faster.
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Changes in buying habits have generally made consumers more impatient with their less frequent store visits, according to market data from Google.
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They are simply shopping for new models, as impatient voters in our consumers' republic tend to do when no incumbent is running.
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Julian is the main focus, a man consumed with global issues and impatient with his mother for her seeming uninterest in them.
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The billionaire businessman is "unrelentingly impatient with people not equal to his station in life or stature," Clark told Business in Vancouver.
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It is highly likely that these impatient and agitated middle-class Americans will demand even bigger change in the next election cycle.
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"I was growing impatient, and eventually 'got' that DarkTwilkitri wasn't going to be our savior with Thracia 7763," they told me recently.
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The story slides into unnerving gear after Shideh's impatient husband is called to the front, leaving her alone with their daughter, Dorsa.
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He is critical of most of his fellow world leaders — impatient with most European ones, fed up with most Middle Eastern ones.
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And he is impatient with Mr. Assad, whose forces have been unable to hold territory in Syria's west, despite Russian air support.
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Over the years, some Viacom executives described Ms. Redstone as meddlesome and impatient in a quest for power, questioning her business acumen.
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The space was so affecting that people previously chattering in line immediately fell silent the moment they walked in — impatient children included.
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"Though impatient with laziness and with half-baked opinions, she was compassionate to other human failings," her obituary in the BMJ reads.
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This high-potency CBD tincture oil will help ambitious, impatient Aries get into a productive headspace, minus the Sunday scaries-level stress.
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He constantly tried and failed to interrupt Pence, making him seem impatient; Pence's calm baritone, by contrast, projected a cool, collected front.
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Like blurry spotlights in a sea of tangerine and vermillion, the star, documented by amateur hands, makes the eye impatient and erratic.
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But today, he said, Schär is his most diligent athlete, someone who never misses a training session and is impatient about improving.
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But if the talks fail, or if either leader grows impatient with the process, both sides could return to threatening each other.
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For those of you who are impatient, I'll spoil the end of this quest now: I still don't have a clear answer.
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SOUTH AFRICANS are growing impatient with Cyril Ramaphosa, the former union boss, anti-apartheid activist and tycoon who is now their president.
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That fed speculation that Trump was getting impatient with relatively high fuel prices and considering selling oil from the nation's emergency supply.
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While Immelt's strategy was directionally correct, impatient investors, frustrated after 16 years of lagging results, thought it was too little, too late.
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As a recent Vogue interview with the "Work" singer notes, her biggest supporters have grown impatient with the lack of new tunes.
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They're impatient for Mr. Cuomo, who is ultimately responsible for the system, to deliver on his latest promise to turn things around.
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Our partners are ready but growing impatient: the Mexican legislature has ratified the agreement which is now waiting on the president's signature.
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Trump is often impatient at how long it takes to get things done in Washington, with its ingrained procedures and political divides.
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There's an element of nostalgia, to be sure, for the books we read when we were young and impatient not to be.
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Demanding and famously impatient, Robert S. Mueller III, here at F.B.I. headquarters in 20163, expects subordinates to be aggressive and work quickly.
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If you're getting impatient about having to throw multiple Pokéballs at particularly fiesty Pokémon, use a Razz Berry to calm it down.
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I guess what I'm trying to say is, I'm a getting a little impatient waiting for NASA to announce it has discovered aliens.
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Even if it were based on music alone, Bowie's career would still stand out as the most admirably impatient in all of pop.
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At the same time, Alphabet has been bleeding talent, as some of the project's engineers have grown impatient with the company's slow progress.
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The guy gets impatient and whacks Quinn on the side of the head with his gun, grabs the money, and leaves with Justine.
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But here again, the bears who are impatient for a stiff market setback lack a broad set of fundamental catalysts to rely on.
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There are only five episodes of Game Of Thrones left, but that doesn't mean we aren't impatient for the ending to be revealed.
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For the impatient souls who don't want to wait in line for those new Jordans, Kickster can do it for a nominal fee.
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However, last night's discussions in Brussels show leaders like French President Emmanuel Macron are increasingly impatient with Britain loitering in the departure lounge.
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But if it had pulled off an IPO, it would have been even more at the mercy of market volatility and impatient stockholders.
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In even worse news for impatient GoT fans, the last season — which is supposed to air in 2018 — may be pushed back, too.
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Because liquid alts are seen as a way to safeguard against market declines, some investors become impatient waiting out a strong bull market.
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Sanders rarely talks about religion and grows impatient with reporters who try to pry open his soul or delve into his Jewish background.
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Investors, who pay fees as a percentage of the capital they have committed, even when it is still uninvested, are impatient for results.
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If you get easily hangry and impatient, Google's new feature that lists restaurant wait times will help you plan around your hunger pangs.
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But if the Taliban balks, and if other Afghan parties don't pull together, then an impatient Trump administration might exit without a deal.
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Danielle says the other woman put her hands on her mom's throat, and that's why she had to "cold-cock" the impatient passenger.
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"Finding immediate satisfaction can encourage impatient and short-sighted behavior," she continues, over an animation showing a pirate being lured by a mermaid.
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Mr Macron is impatient to bolster what he calls "European sovereignty" in the face of an increasingly assertive China and an unreliable America.
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I didn't want to say anything that might make the cart stop again, impatient to get to the city and my grandfather's house.
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Priebus, these officials said, appears more uncertain in his post than ever as Trump grows impatient with how his presidency is being viewed.
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Khalda's young son, holding a box of juice in one hand and a pack of biscuits in the other, is impatient and squirming.
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"Businesspeople across Britain are growing impatient with division and disorganisation at the heart of the party of government," he said in a statement.
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The company's stock has tumbled from a high of $69 to $18 as investors grow impatient over Twitter' inability to find a buyer.
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Whether it's through investing or with fitness, many people get impatient when they feel as if they aren't seeing immediate returns or progress.
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Picture this: a courtroom full of loud, impatient onlookers, all dead set on seeing your client jailed for a murder she didn't commit.
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If she arrived late for a meal, Ms. Peters said, she would find him alone and impatient, drumming his fingers on the table.
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"There were other things that he was a tough boss, that he could yell sometimes, was impatient, that can be true," she said.
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Mr. Jung is equally credible as a diffident, sensitive artist and an impatient boor, and Ms. Kim slides nimbly from demure to obnoxious.
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If you're impatient and never plan ahead, you may want to try a fast-brewing cold brew machine like this one from Cuisinart.
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It takes a long time to get to Furthermore, where the real adventure begins, and impatient readers might not make it that far.
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While some impatient Tesla owners might be frustrated by the delays and abundance of caution in the software rollout, it's for good reason.
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It means impatient fans looking for more Fire Emblem to play are forced to venture into the legally ambiguous world of fan translations.
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Each week, our executive food editor and Impatient Foodie founder Elettra Wiedemann will tackle any and all questions you might have about food.
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Each week, our executive food editor and Impatient Foodie founder, Elettra Wiedemann, will tackle any and all questions you might have about food.
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Young people are notoriously impatient—they think there's one pie, and if other people get slices, there won't be any slices for you.
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"It's a step toward a broader vision — which is why conservatives get nervous with it and progressives get impatient with it," Jennings said.
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Delaying the official notice to the EU would also be tricky, as European leaders are impatient to reduce uncertainty hanging over their economies.
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Shortly afterwards, even they were getting impatient, chanting "where is Conor?" as White took questions from the crowd to fill in the time.
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Recently, Beijing has sounded increasingly impatient as Trump has issued one threat after another to hit China's economy with tariffs and investment restrictions.
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By the beginning of this year, he had grown impatient with the pace of negotiations and began pressing his advisers for a deal.
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"I feel your pain," Islanders Coach Barry Trotz said to perhaps equally impatient reporters on Tuesday, a day before the Hurricanes-Capitals finale.
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On a recent Tuesday evening, a line of impatient customers waiting for the elevator snaked out the front door and onto Fourth Street.
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I think younger women who I know are far more impatient, far less accepting and far quicker to recognize the potential for bias.
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The IRS website must be updated and telephone operators must be trained to deal with the expected deluge of questions from impatient taxpayers.
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Check. If that's your style, what you might end up with is an entitled child with an impatient attitude geared toward instant gratification.
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"That's why you're honking at people or annoyed in the line or whatever it is you're doing that's your impatient behavior," she said.
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Mr. Scott, a feminist too impatient for political correctness, added a twist: He wanted to make Ms. Hannah look more like a prostitute.
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But Ngoepe was often his own worst enemy at the plate, too impatient to work deep counts or commit to a consistent technique.
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One friend, fumbling for his change after a taxi ride, was beaten up in the street by his impatient driver; bystanders did nothing.
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YELLOW RANGER Comic book fans are notoriously impatient, and one scene in the new movie "Saban's Power Rangers" won't be enough for many.
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On Saturday, Netflix introduces "The Letdown," a comedy in which Mr. Brammall has a choice guest role as a loudly impatient drug dealer.
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"You could definitely have a tendency to be impatient with it and just try to hurry up and get to October," Kershaw said.
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More broadly, Trump's actions show he is impatient at the Republican Congress' pace for change — change from Obama era policies to Trump's vision.
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Climate and environmental activists are growing impatient with a Democratic-led House that they view as not doing enough to enact their agenda.
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The doctor who led the class, impatient with their tentativeness, sent them back to their seats and posed questions more pointed and unrelenting.
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He seemed impatient, and I didn't want to annoy him, but he was, after all, about to put a scalpel in my mouth.
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Asked about the EPP issue before Tusk's remarks, Fidesz Vice Chair Katalin Novak told Reuters the party was growing impatient about the limbo.
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"We're all very impatient; we all see this as an emergency, but it's going to take a while for it to get better."
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Or you can be like me and slow down that much, coast for a bit, then get impatient and start driving fast again.
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As the two local health officials fumbled their responses to seemingly basic questions, the visiting inspectors' questions took on a more impatient tone.
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His time on the witness stand had not gone smoothly, and Jackson had grown impatient with his imprecise and changing answers as testimony.
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But he's growing impatient, warning that "history won't be kind" to those lawmakers who sit idle amid the swirl of controversies surrounding Trump.
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An impatient, bossy one ("Hurry up hurry up hurry up") demands extra honey mustard from her, which technically she's not supposed to give.
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He called in a marine biologist to install a microphone in the tank, but the biologist grew impatient when the fish weren't eating.
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It's a rare tough streak for Mr. Ackman at a time when investors have been growing impatient with disappointing returns from hedge funds.
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This would be a boon for impatient smokers: In other states it has often taken a year after legalization for sales to begin.
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But the greatest threat comes from impatient young Sudanese who have known only his rule, and now they say they have had enough.
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Mr. Prince insists the greater danger is in an impatient American public forcing a complete withdrawal from Afghanistan and leaving a security vacuum.
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As Leo O'Bannon, an Irish crime boss and political puppeteer, Finney conveys the character's long-held power in every impatient look and gesture.
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It adheres to the story inside Bosch's while also adding a perspective that opens it up to digitally oriented and perhaps impatient viewers.
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Results were centre stage with some disappointments causing big share price drops, with investors particularly impatient with earnings misses in this high-valuation environment.
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Dee Dee is starting to get impatient, and eventually comes looking for Gypsy, but eventually decides to wait for Gypsy back in the theater.
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Inhofe had been getting impatient over the lack of a permanent secretary at the Pentagon and expressed confidence in Esper as a potential pick.
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Wilhelm, impatient with a cautious policy which had largely preserved peace in a turbulent continent, used his power as emperor to dispense with him.
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Janey deals with her own general dissatisfaction by taking ownership of her sexuality—and she's already impatient with her and Ben's increasingly stale affair.
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I was 27 years old and impatient; I wanted to be on the other side of my desk, the writer rather than the editor.
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She warned of recessionary impacts from the pro-democracy demonstrations and dismissed a "rumor" that she will be replaced by an impatient Beijing (Bloomberg).
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Some pro-Ukrainian militias, who answer to no one but their own field commanders, are growing impatient with corruption and the lack of reform.
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I know you're gonna get impatient at some point and try to pull off a crazy move, but put more value into each life.
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In the 1990s and 2000s, large volumes of electronic goods were flown to impatient consumers in the West from cheap manufacturing locations in Asia.
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Even as he says it, though, the player piloting him makes him bunny-hop angrily on the steps before me, impatient to go on.
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Many women become frustrated and impatient when developments at work or in their careers take too long or don't happen exactly as they imagined.
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As he left the White House to board Marine One, his helicopter, after making his Iran address, Mr Trump seemed impatient with European leaders.
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Markets will grow impatient if a proposal is not making its way through congress by July, says Arthur Carvalho of Morgan Stanley, a bank.
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But frustration over the economic crisis is building and analysts say the pace of economic and political reform is too slow for impatient citizens.
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I rode the bus around town a lot, and as I waited on our slow public transportation I was not as impatient as usual.
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The share declines suggest shareholders are impatient and may potentially shorten the leash they give Mr. Dorsey in achieving his goals at both businesses.
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DONALD TRUMP, impatient with mounting resistance to his hard-line stance on immigration, is deploying a weapon more frequently wielded by his opponents: litigation.
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Some farmers, who have long stood behind the President in his mission to get a better deal with Beijing, have started to grow impatient.
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I've also been messing around with the "Kindness Toward Your Partner" one by Stefanie Goldstein in the "Relationships" collection when I'm feeling particularly impatient.
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Though most cybersecurity experts agreed each successive draft improved on the last, people with vested interests in cybersecurity were impatient for a final release.
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And while it was cool to see the dummy model, it's a total tease and only makes me more impatient for the official Sept.
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You're usually not so impatient, but between Mercury retrograde and Mars occupying your sign and lighting a fire under your butt, you're feeling antsy.
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Impatient, they scream and whistle louder and louder to urge the fighters to begin the show, including fights that spill out beyond the ring.
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"People are getting more impatient with time," John said, explaining that if a customer can order what they need from their couch, they will.
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"She's pretty impatient with people who are unprepared or try to get into an intellectual knife fight with nothing in their hands," he added.
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Finding a refuge from the world seemed less necessary, too—indeed, I was impatient to plunge in and make a difference in its conflicts.
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"I think the president is impatient and the president is kind of jamming the agenda a little bit, rightly so," Cassidy told The Advocate.
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What's left is supermajority cloture on legislation, which a frustrated, impatient Senate majority could eliminate on short notice, just as it did on nominations.
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When none arrived, and with Mr. Cruz sounding like a nominee-in-waiting, Mr. Trump grew impatient with the stubbornness of his rival. Gov.
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They can also be stacked to make houses of cards, but beware the impatient barkeep in search of a coaster for a frothy mug.
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This 28-minute debut fully captured what it meant to be impatient teens eager to leave the comfort of home and see the world.
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Results undershooting the market's expectations caused some big pullbacks in share prices, with investors particularly impatient with earnings misses in this high-valuation environment.
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The New York Times reported: Advisers say the president, who sees a Democratic successor as critical to his legacy, is impatient to begin campaigning.
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"Shareholders are getting impatient because the changes needed to remedy Hess's severe undervaluation are substantial and need to be announced without delay," Pike said.
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More than anything else, these protesters, young, diverse, inclusive, progressive, seemed impatient to move ahead, with or without the rest of the (United) States.
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The effect is not unlike Fagles's much applauded versions of Homer: ancient rhetorical simplicity combined with American impatient immediacy—the sublime meets the speedy.
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Plus, if you're impatient and don't wait for your hands to dry completely, you'll again have created an environment in which germs can flourish.
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But he grew increasingly impatient not only with the House but also with the growing strength of the right wing of his own party.
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His unforgiving countrymen, suspicious of change under the best of circumstances and rattled by globalization, migration and encroaching populism, have grown impatient with him.
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The head start does not address a reality of city streets: impatient New Yorkers who insist on crossing against the light or outside crosswalks.
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It also helps that Lynch keeps cutting to the increasingly impatient reactions of the man this ersatz Brando is "paying his respects" to. 2.
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When drones are in the news these days, the context is typically war or surveillance or the speedy deliver of packages to impatient consumers.
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Mine wasn't as pretty as the photo (my fault for being impatient with the glaze), but it tasted terrific, which is what matters most.
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And if President-elect Trump is, as has been reported, impatient with briefings by his staff, he should consider communicating with his distant predecessors.
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By the beginning of summer, they will be nearly fully grown and strutting the ledge, impatient to fledge into the wilds of Greenwich Village.
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Instead of getting frustrated and impatient, I could use that time to look around, take in the bigger picture and see where I fit.
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Here the impatient urban soundtrack of traffic horns and emergency sirens is replaced by conversations among birds and the slosh of river against rocks.
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In the age of the internet, scientists have grown increasingly impatient with the plodding pace of traditional publishing and sought to shake it up.
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"It's understandable that the court is impatient to protect lesbians and gay men from workplace discrimination without waiting for Congress to act," she wrote.
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A dictatorial party facing domestic and global pressures — especially from the ongoing trade negotiations with the United States — the C.C.P. is getting impatient, apparently.
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People are both vain and impatient, two reasons why on a very superficial level, I like this roughly two-year-old, Santa Monica, Calif.
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This is arguably good for democracy as it prevents third-party spoiler candidates from tipping an election, but it's bad for impatient election observers.
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And I understand why people are impatient, but the truth is it's been only a few weeks and the committee has been very productive.
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"I'm impatient to see them even if they are mummified and black after the 75 years they slept together in the glacier," she said.
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They are young and think they are smart, want their turn to run things, and are too impatient to learn practical lessons of life.
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But impatient consumers have spurned them for more muted, muddy and colorful alternatives, preferring anything pink or, better yet, red, to the white Duncan.
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A former priest, L'Heureux retained his faith but left the vocation, and his work is simultaneously impatient with pieties and deeply, even ecstatically, religious.
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When I was a boy, we were taught to be discreet and respectful of elders, but the present youth are exceedingly … impatient of restraint.
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Impatient brands constantly opt to toss one name for another, and this game of designer musical chairs has talent proclaiming they are burned out.
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Plagued by Russia scandals and dropping poll numbers at home, he'll likely be impatient and more inclined for some kind of symbolic political win.
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I came away from the event convinced that more change is coming, but impatient that a fundamental reworking of TV looks like a slow process.
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For the impatient, my fundamental thesis is this: Cambridge Analytica's data theft and targeting efforts probably didn't even work, but Facebook should be embarrassed anyhow.
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With each new mechanic, I felt more removed from the sage of the Fidèle family and more impatient just to get on with the Revolution.
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But unlike Monet, he has been just as impatient to find out whether the new member of the family will be a girl or boy.
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The coalition CDU and the Bavarian CSU center-right parties are barely on speaking terms, while the SPD Socialists seem increasingly impatient with Chancellor Merkel.
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Pump "Los Ageless" up before your next party, throw on "New York" when it's winding down, and join me in my impatient excitement for Masseducation.
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He said he was impatient — he had left six days earlier without taking anything because he did not think the floods would be so bad.
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For Ryan, it will help shape his own future with a party increasingly impatient to get behind its nominee and win back the White House.
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If you were eagerly awaiting your "late summer" delivery of your pre-ordered Light L16 camera, today will bring an impatient tear to your eye.
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That has to be the logic of this impatient dog, who was briefly left in the car while his person snagged a sandwich at Subway.
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Marketers need direct responses in the form of trackable sales, leads, downloads and installations as quickly as possible to satisfy impatient investors and potential acquirers.
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The earliest known Chinese translation of the declaration, published in 1901 by young nationalists burning to overthrow the Qing empire, is an impatient, combative text.
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It's hard to argue with the results, but also consider: firsthand accounts of the president paint him as impatient and impulsive — not calculating and plotting.
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PMDB party members are increasingly impatient to distance themselves from the unpopular Rousseff and her ruling Workers' Party that has been in office since 2003.
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McConnell seemed to be implying that Trump was not only impatient, but lacked respect for the institution that he prizes above all others, the Senate.
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Frustratingly enough, only time will answer these questions (and I'm mad impatient on a good day, so I hope time gets its ass in gear).
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Hindenburg served as the stolid figurehead, keeping the ship stable when the nervous, impatient, and second-guess-prone Ludendorff threatened to upset the apple cart.
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One thing we do know is that shareholders are growing increasingly impatient with the stock's performance as Hackett's two-year anniversary at the helm approaches.
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"I am the most impatient person on the planet — I have no patience," says Kotb, 53, who's mom to 14-month-old daughter Haley Joy.
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They also upset wealthier western European states, which had already grown impatient with them for refusing to cooperate on migration, climate change and other issues.
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And now that I know that her return will involve Syd in some way, I'm pretty impatient, and I'm sure I'm not the only one.
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This won't be the painful automated voice response for most phone customer service — which is good news since consumers are increasingly impatient with customer service.
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My quest to find Atlas — a mysterious being (or beings) that promise to reveal to me the secrets of the universe — has made me impatient.
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On Broadway, under what looks like a thousand lights, in front of a crowd impatient to cheer, this makes him a chintzy Big Bad Wolf.
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Whenever this happened, Maryam gave me an impatient smile, the look of a serious young person seeking distance herself from the frivolity of her elders.
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I was interested in its relationship to art and politics, both growing enthusiasms, and to sex, an unknown terrain that I was impatient to explore.
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"Traders are sensitive and impatient given the high vulnerability with the complex current scenario," said Gustavo Ber, Buenos Aires-based senior economist at Estudio Ber.
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He's impatient to learn, and accidentally summons a shadow creature, and is forced to chase it down across the archipelago, and reckon with his power.
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But as North Korea presses ahead with its nuclear program and gets closer to a weapon that could hit the U.S., senators are growing impatient.
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The back-to-back interviews come as Republicans have become increasingly impatient to wrap up the panel's investigation — something committee Democrats say is premature. Rep.
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Sometimes I get impatient and just press them close enough that I know they won't fall out, but they aren't fully secured into the hole.
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"He threw the ball great, and I think Lou Piniella liked him," Duquette said, referring to the Mariners' manager, who was famously competitive and impatient.
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For the impatient, it would be wise to remember that it took over two decades to decipher the Rosetta Stone after its discovery in 1799.
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The German company has moved on from the profit warnings of 2015 and 2016, but investors are also becoming more impatient with the luxury industry.
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But the three-year diplomas in England and Wales will tempt the impatient and undercapitalized, and many schools besides Cambridge and Oxford have global reputations.
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"Traders are sensitive and impatient given the high vulnerability with the complex current scenario," said Gustavo Ber, Buenos Aires-based senior economist at Estudio Ber.
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The French are particularly impatient, with Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault saying on Saturday that negotiations on Britain's departure from the bloc should begin soon.
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"Changing national policy is like turning an oil tanker around, but we were impatient, knowing every year people are dying," says Measham over the phone.
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A Clinton victory in November would certainly be viewed as a breakthrough in many quarters, but King, who expresses eagerness for it, also sounds impatient.
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Hassan is extremely alert and attentive, and comes across as an over-caffeinated genius: generous with his ideas, but also impatient that you keep up.
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Americans are increasingly picky, impatient, distracted and demanding — and their media diets are changing so fast that most traditional industries can no longer keep up.
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"We are here waiting for the stars to fall, the children are very impatient," said Eliran Feinberg, 42, who works for an air cargo company.
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I'm so impatient that I'm tempted to drive back to one of the Kaisers in the city, but who knows what that would be like.
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His claim alleges that the group came to the venue highly intoxicated and their three-to-four hour lateness made the crowd agitated and impatient.
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You'll need to confront an issue about finances or intimacy midday today, but do your best to keep your cool—people will be feeling impatient.
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This is mostly older movies, so if you're too impatient to wait a few months to watch Zootopia, check out Highland Theaters in Highland Park.
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While the European signatories to the nuclear deal have so far balked at U.S. pressure, they have grown increasingly impatient over Iran's ballistic missile program.
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Giuliani said he had no idea when Mueller would complete his work, but he has grown increasingly impatient with the the pace of the probe.
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The 24/7 hamster wheel of work, the constant accessibility and the impatient press of social media all hasten the anxiety over someone else's judgment.
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Although she contorts her voice to match each mood, alternately rousing, breathy, or conversational, enunciating lyrics, she often sounds impatient about getting the words out.
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Having the parcels laid out at their fingertips, they explained, helps them get through their routes more quickly and avoid the wrath of impatient dispatchers.
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U.S. President Donald Trump is impatient to get U.S. forces out of Afghanistan and end the 18-year war that was launched after the Sept.
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President Trump has begun to grow impatient with the measures that are being taken to slow the coronavirus due to their impact on the economy.
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An impatient New Yorker by nature, Mr. Trump has been unable in his first months in office to bend Washington to his "you're fired!" ways.
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The pot keeps hissing, still furious from the oven, until we're too impatient to wait any longer and start spooning it out, braving burned tongues.
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" Brokers frantically tried to sell stocks, "harassing the clerks like impatient travelers trying to find out in two minutes' time the best route to Kalamazoo.
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Having had an uncomplicated pregnancy and delivery, she was effortfully cheerful and seemed impatient to be back home, where two energetic young sons were waiting.
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But as Trump's weekend messages make clear, there are still questions about the strategy, particularly as Trump grows impatient for the impeachment saga to conclude.
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Republican senators viewed reports that Sessions is on thin ice as more reflective of what they call Trump's unpredictable and impatient nature than anything else.
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His breakthrough victory was the latest example of political firsts this year, powered by an impatient electorate infuriated with politicians from Mr. Trump on down.
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But now he has grown impatient and more confident in his own judgment with a new team that reinforces rather than argues with his instincts.
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We have heard of Type A people, who tend to be driven, impatient, ambitious and snippy, whereas Type B's are laid back, passive and accepting.
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Despite the work's title, Dejanira is the one who dominates the action, evolving through seven arias from impatient wife to imperious virago to despairing murderer.
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"The banks are essentially getting a do-over, the way an impatient but tolerant high school teacher might let a student retake a math test."
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Investors are growing impatient with loss-making firms such as Uber, which has shed a third of its stockmarket value since going public in May.
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Republicans are also impatient as the Senate, under Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, has essentially become a judicial confirmation factory.
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It was late in the day by then, after many hours of grim statistics and tragic stories, and I could feel the crowd getting impatient.
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After modeling for Balenciaga and Givenchy for four years, Ms. Khanh began designing for women like herself, stylish but impatient with the current fashion language.
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As advocates for the victims of ISIS and for U.S. interests in a Middle East on fire, we are impatient to see this problem fixed.
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In that time, Parker Bowles would indeed pop the question to Camilla (possibly bounced into it by the impatient Shand family) and Charles lost her.
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"Investors grew impatient with the lack of improvement and with the sheer scale of the problems uncovered," CRA Research analyst Jim Corridore wrote to clients.
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While the European signatories to the nuclear deal have so far balked at U.S. pressure, they have grown increasingly impatient over Iran's ballistic missile programme.
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And those environmentalists, alarmed by climate change and frustrated with politicians' response, have become increasingly impatient about demanding limits on the use of fossil fuels.
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Taber blamed other pilots for being unprofessional over the radio, spoke of one pilot's "imperious manner" and called out others for being sarcastic and impatient.
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Consumed by existential discontent, a impatient King slowly consumes his entire universe in this allegorical animated short about greed, desire, and the agony of existence.
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The premise is simple: you play a chef who travels from city to city, rapidly assembling different regional cuisines for a gaggle of impatient customers.
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It even has a Brew Pause setting for impatient coffee lovers, so you can enjoy a cup right now before the coffee is even finished brewing.
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But a countertop oven that uses superheated steam to speed up cook times could be the appliance all of us impatient types have been waiting for.
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And as the rest of the world decides whether it needs to similarly rid itself of all Kaspersky code, it's starting to get impatient for answers.
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"I dare to write you, impatient as I am to give you [news]," he said in a letter to his close friend and colleague Barnaba Oriani.
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I think everyone kind of asked around and found out... I'm very impatient and I love to know everything so, I had to figure it out.
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This has understandably made some people extra impatient for new work: In the meantime, you can countdown to Beyoncé's July 19 The Lion King remake instead.
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"A boy can dream..." After waiting this long — on top of having a three-month delay for the TV show — fans are already beyond being impatient.
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