This is probably the most infuriating thing I experience at work.
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This is one of the most infuriating misconceptions about stuttering for me.
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One of Harding's ideas might be the most infuriating ending of all time.
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The single most infuriating object in the 2016 election is CNN's omnipresent clock.
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" Critical response "An early front-runner for the most infuriating play of 1991.
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What's most infuriating is that these risks were widely predicted by experts outside government.
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Most infuriating are stories of those who've sought treatment in the understaffed federal Veterans Affairs system.
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It's from this assumption that the most popular, and most infuriating, justification for dress codes arises.
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This was either the most infuriating shortcut ever or the best shortcut ever, depending on who you asked.
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But perhaps the most infuriating thing is the possibility of getting bumped from your flight due to overbooking.
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Essentially, Kim talking about high school is the most infuriating thing ever if you didn't yourself love high school.
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She is at her most thrilling — and to some, her most infuriating — when she presses a line of attack.
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What was most infuriating for me was Marissa's answer to Shannon's question about why she should win over Ross.
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One of the most infuriating aspects of Rory's character is her inability to recognize just how privileged she is.
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Last season The Walking Dead left audiences hanging with one of the most infuriating cliffhangers the show has ever attempted.
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Most infuriating of all is that despite all of that, A Cure for Wellness does manage to actually stick its landing.
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The most infuriating moment of this storyline is watching a squadron of white police officers ignore her and listen to Noah.
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What is most infuriating is that there is no reason for anyone to be involuntarily bumped from an airline flight -- ever.
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Here's a rundown on how some of 276's most infuriating let-downs could be spotted from miles (and franchises) away.
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" "The most infuriating thing about the craziness on the other side," she added, "is it's keeping us from talking about important stuff.
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Well, scientists at the University of Cambridge have finally figured out what's causing what is almost certainly the world's most infuriating sound.
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Gemma recently shared one of the most infuriating incidents involving an overly-aggressive fan eager to take a selfie with her brother.
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Of the many things that annoy your blogger about air travel, flyers who ignore cabin-baggage restrictions rates as among the most infuriating.
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"I bought an iPhone 7 and it is both the least consequential and most infuriating iPhone upgrade in my entire life," Newton said.
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For Mr. Trump, being made to look weak by the court system may be the most infuriating part of his repeated legal losses.
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And best of all, AOC really doesn't care what her critics think -- which, to them, is probably the most infuriating thing about her.
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Frolik won the Stanley Cup in 2013 with the Chicago Blackhawks alongside Andrew Shaw, long considered among the N.H.L.'s most infuriating opponents.
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One of the most infuriating parts of Survivor is watching people at the bottom of the tribe blindly advance the interests of the top dogs.
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Most infuriating, many of the people now rapidly trying to destroy what took generations to build and maintain won't be around to see the aftermath.
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The most infuriating thing about this is that the lack of people of color and women in the nominee pool isn't a surprise at all.
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The most infuriating thing about how bad it feels to be on social media during the holidays is that the distress is completely self-inflicted.
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"One of the most infuriating things is being called a whistle-blower, as if we went and ratted someone out," Mr. Colburn told Vietnam Magazine.
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Probably the most infuriating response I got was from people who lived outside of the United States, wondering if I was honestly pulling their leg.
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Even at their most infuriating, they're always believable, if not as sympathetic as Bish Ortley, who carries a load of domestic problems on his shoulders.
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What is most infuriating is that the hunger is caused not by drought or extreme weather, but by cynical and failed policies in Riyadh and Washington.
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The consideration of Mitt Romney, above, for secretary of state has been the most infuriating to conservative leaders who wanted to see Mr. Trump shake up the party establishment.
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Although it's one of the most infuriating problems to run into while trying to travel, there's a reason airlines continue the practice—despite how angry it can make bumped customers.
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" On another occasion, he characterized Dr. Hawking to his face as "one of the most obstinate people in the world; no, he is the most infuriating person in the universe.
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" The New York Times critic Frank Rich, who later became a Kushner champion, annihilated the original "Bright Room," calling it a "front-runner for the most infuriating play of 1991.
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White House reporters say that the incident has transformed into the most infuriating and baffling episode in an administration whose communication strategy has often been defined by chaos and warring factions.
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For now, we pay homage to one of the most infuriating-but-oh-so-awesome videos of all time with 6 GIF'd clips of UNSATISFYING, officially uploaded to GIPHY by Parallel.
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The most infuriating part of this ridiculous battle is that health care is not a leftist issue by any means-- historically, funding for community health centers has been a bipartisan initiative.
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It looks archaic—deliberately, but quite beautifully so—but it's fully voice-acted, and mercifully arrives shorn of those most-infuriating puzzles that tripped up so many in the Monkey Island days.
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And like the most infuriating of TV competition show quirks (you didn't think you started workin' it before watching RuPaul, did you?), the penchant for serving food on wooden boards has penetrated everyday life.
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It makes the need more urgent for more people to hold up the mirror to society as he did, to hit us with the funniest, most infuriating look at the bitter truth of injustice.
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The Bachelor's 2020 "Women Tell All" special had all of the usual suspects: an apologetic Bachelor, loud cast in-fighting, and a kid gloves "hot seat" interview for one of the season's most infuriating contestants.
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Maybe you got yours right before your wedding, the first day at a new job, or — perhaps the most infuriating — the night when you were finally planning to seal the deal with a new sexual partner.
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"When I heard Donald Trump insult my fellow prisoners of war from Vietnam by calling us losers, that was the most infuriating comment I think I've heard from a politician in my entire life," he says.
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The penultimate season also introduced us to newcomers such as twisted sisters Carol (Henny Russell) and Barbara (Mackenzie Phillips); drug runner Daddy (Vicci Martinez); and Carol's highest ranking soldier with the most infuriating name, Badison (Amanda Fuller).
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The most infuriating thing about boxing controversies like this is that the commissions will go all out to defend their judges and referees and to let you know that it could not be corruption—no such thing.
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The 19-year-old sophomore said that watching the audio and video of the police interview was "the most infuriating" part of her ordeal, adding that it was the recording that ultimately prompted her to come forward.
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The most infuriating character in Confirmation is Joe Biden, not because he's hostile to Hill (he isn't), but because the figure of male power he represents—benign, feckless, incurious—is one that's still so familiar to women, especially within liberal circles.
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Of all the details investigators have uncovered about Orlando terrorist Omar Mateen, perhaps the most infuriating is the fact that he spent 10 months on a government watch list, yet had no trouble buying an assault rifle and a handgun.
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With jokes about racism, Indian stereotypes, and observations of all the mind-numbing things going on in the world right now, Kondabolu somehow manages to wrangle laughs out of some of the most infuriating facets of life in Warn Your Relatives.
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The most infuriating part of this season of Game Of Thrones wasn't Cersei's (Lena Headey) betrayal or Viserion's transformation into an undead ice dragon, but the way Sam Tarly (John Bradley-West) kept totally stomping all over Gilly's (Hannah Murray) big discovery.
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Sage grouse Of a handful of riders aimed at removing safeguards for endangered species, the most infuriating are roughly identical riders in the House and the Senate that would deny endangered species protections to a Western bird called the sage grouse, whose numbers are declining.
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One of the most curious features of the present debate about Facebook — and one of the most infuriating for many of us who work in Silicon Valley — is how the company has become the primary source of blame for a common set of ailments facing society.
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The very best (and most infuriating) part of this scene is listening to Aldrich take all the credit for Baby Jane, when in fact it was Joan Crawford who found the novel in the first place, recruited Bette Davis as her costar, and convinced Bob to direct.
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"The most infuriating aspect of this incident is that the AA knew they'd left the data exposed, they knew it had been located by at least one unauthorised party and they knew that a six figure number of customers had been impacted, but they consciously elected to keep it quiet and not notify anyone," Hunt told Motherboard in an email.
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Speaking to Business Insider, David Kelly, the global chief strategist at JP Morgan Funds, said: "The most infuriating thing is that central banks think they control the world, and in reality they have failed miserably," adding that "It is truly astonishing that after 20 years of trying and failing to help the economy with low interest rates that they thought that doing something like [negative interest rates] is the answer," said Kelly.
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Todd was regarded by many as being "a nightmare to handle", with his teammates often regarding him with "a mixture of affection and exasperation".Carlaw, p. 52. The writer Evelyn Wellings once described Todd as being "the most perverse, most infuriating cricketer of his generation", while R. C. Robertson-Glasgow admitted his temperament was "a little susceptible". Described as "cast by nature for the leading part", Todd was unlucky to play in the same team as the Kent greats Les Ames, Frank Woolley and Tich Freeman, and as such often felt that "his own act didn't matter very much".
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The singing is generally good—particularly the comic bits by Pearl Bailey and the ballads by Adele Addison...And the color photography gains a remarkable lushness through the use of filters, though in time...the spectator may get tired of the sensation that he is watching the picture through amber-colored sunglasses."Time review Channel 4 noted "That it stands as an entertaining spectacle and the director's best musical is secondary in interest to the Hollywood politics surrounding it."Channel 4 review James Baldwin gave the film a negative review in his essay "On Catfish Row": "Grandiose, foolish, and heavy with the stale perfume of self- congratulation, the Hollywood-Goldwyn-Preminger production of Porgy and Bess lumbered into the Warner theater...[T]he saddest and most infuriating thing about the Hollywood production of Porgy and Bess is that Mr. Otto Preminger has a great many gifted people in front of his camera and not the remotest notion of what to do with any of them...This event, like everything else in the movie, is so tastelessly overdone, so heavily telegraphed—rolling chords, dark sky, wind, ominous talk about hurricane bells, etc.—that there is really nothing left for the actors to do.
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