R.A. agita," Mr. Brewer said, "we just don't believe it.
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Damon guzzled water, contorted his face and had full-on agita.
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Neruda's quote has always made me envious to the point of agita.
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For all the agita swirling around him, James has seemed very chill.
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" The novel's distinctive expression of teen agita rang true to countless readers: "Grand.
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For all of my agita, I have not bothered to buy another parka.
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It might have saved them a whole lot of agita and pending political peril.
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While that is good news for American workers, it is causing agita for traders.
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Agita over the election and the coming holidays has already been keeping therapists plenty busy.
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He added that Five Star's agita weakened the coalition's ability to address the country's problems.
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It's not just the uncertainty regarding Trump's policies that Credit Suisse believes is giving traders agita.
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And because you haven't had enough agita for the day, all of the notes are different.
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Indeed, all the high-level agita surrounding Germany's political crisis — good heavens, not a minority government!
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I get an especially acute case of agita at the thought of a mortar and pestle.
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But the degree of the toxicity, and the threat it poses, remain an agita-producing mystery.
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His stubbornness has caused him and his staff untold agita in his first 112 days in office.
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By the time the lights come up and the show starts, his agita is at full blast.
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So though Cruz's nomination would give Washington Republicans agita, it wouldn't mean a seismic change for the GOP.
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There are plenty of issues causing agita for investors this earnings season: China, industrial slowdown, auto sales slowdown.
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So please forgive me if I don't rise in applause simply because Comey's revelations are giving Trump agita.
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Is the most logical explanation that Twitter somehow makes money the more agita it inflicts on its users?
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The meeting is bound to cause agita among European leaders who hope to isolate Putin amid persistent destabilization attempts.
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By early 210, the cost overruns had sowed serious agita amongst the investors, and the squabbling quickly turned litigious.
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Dress in clean, presentable clothing — head-to-toe — that wouldn't cause you or your interviewer agita if something unexpected happened.
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"The China trade situation is the keystone in the arch of agita," said Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist at CFRA Research.
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Agita of that sort is why, so often in recent weeks, you've heard that Hudson Yards is New York City's Dubai.
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The cause of their agita was an observation by a psychology graduate student from the University of Minnesota named Max Hui Bai.
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Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Sanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 1972 all over again?
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Now, Mr. Johnson is about to take a job that was tailor-made to cause even more agita in City Hall: public advocate.
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Perhaps you're like me — laden with millennial agita, exhausted by a life that shackles you to the screen — and looking to log off.
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MORE, John KerryJohn Forbes KerryNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita If Trump renegotiates Iran's nuclear deal, should it be a treaty this time?
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That mendacity has inspired some liberal agita about how the debate moderators should handle Trump's penchant to lie more barefacedly than the average politician.
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One recurring impulse is to highlight the ways power is abused, and for whatever reason, she is drawn to methods that give her agita.
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" It seems like a lot of agita for a work whose own creator describes it as having "an auditory element that is extremely irritating.
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The beauty of this confessional technique is the way it reveals the very thin line that separates garden-variety teenage agita from dangerous delusion.
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I mean, Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Sanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 1972 all over again?
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The potential for higher rates is causing agita for the market, and certain sectors in particular look vulnerable, according to technically minded trader Todd Gordon.
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While thousands of New Yorkers have had agita for 46 years (and counting) waiting for an NBA title, the Knicks have never been Dolan's passion.
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The questions I've asked most often plainly reveal my own agita: How old were you when you had your first baby, and were you trying?
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The choice of Kavanaugh might stir up some agita on the right, but there's little doubt the GOP will coalesce around him when it counts.
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Here's a question that will give you agita: Are you on track to have 26 times your last salary saved by the time you retire?
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I was like, oh man, if you knew, if you knew the amount of daily agita about just let me have her for five minutes.
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" Above, Salinger working on "Catcher in the Rye" during World War II. The novel's distinctive expression of teen agita rang true to countless readers: "Grand.
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This neglect has prompted a great deal of agita in the climate community, where the nexus of climate change and national security is intensely studied.
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It also didn't work, which might help explain how we've wound up in a state of agita, drowning in pronouncements on the death of civility.
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He mocked candidate Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Sanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 1972 all over again?
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He blames [President] Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Sanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 1972 all over again?
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From that very first diary it was clear to us: Few subjects create more agita or judgment than how someone spends (or doesn't spend) their money.
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Although counting is usually relaxing, Lee Child's new Jack Reacher novel, BLUE MOON (Delacorte, $28.99), gave me agita because I kept losing track of the bodies.
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I wrote about how they were having lots of fun, months removed from a championship season that apparently had its share of behind-the-scenes agita.
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In a market where 86 percent of apartments are resales, compromise is a necessity for buyers and a source of agita for sellers and their agents.
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What follows is an update to some of the standout examples of shouting and agita as we once again look back at a year in haggling.
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Much of that agita stems from the so-called Bountygate scandal, in which the Saints coaching staff was found to have rewarded players who injured opponents.
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Now associated with little more than agita, tomatoes have come a long way from broom lubricant and catalyst for lycanthropy to the ubiquitous Caprese of today.
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Former Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita If Trump renegotiates Iran's nuclear deal, should it be a treaty this time?
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In late November the 18 billion-euro building materials group rushed out a plan to accelerate asset sales and cost savings - a telltale sign of boardroom agita.
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"If you think back to competitor Expedia's quarter, which was nasty, you might get heartburn when you see this one, or at least some agita, " Cramer said.
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Watkins is certainly frustrated with how much pain he's feeling in his surgically repaired foot, and he's causing tremendous agita among Bills fans and fantasy owners, too.
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"This is just the agita that happens around a Fed rate hike, and since we only do it once a year, people get nervous about it," he said.
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If you've got agita from above, we're here to soothe: The solution is quick, free, and will make it look as though your jeans just came that way.
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Still, a closer look at the FiveThirtyEight model's pre-26 forecasts, state by state, should be enough to give any political observer some agita as November 295 approaches.
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It might also make you a little bit sleepy — which, in a multiplex reverberating with action-movie agita, can be an excellent effect for a movie to have.
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A swerving stock market, tariffs and weakening growth in other countries may be causing agita, but they have done little to dent economic momentum in the United States.
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Tim eventually turned up safe — he'd gotten lost and run out of gas, proof for Elizabeth of his well-meaning buffoonery — but not before causing a lot of agita.
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Despite the simmering agita of her Rocky Mountain characters, this is fiction as comfort food, as goopy and pacifying as the sloppy joes Elena dishes out to the kids.
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Even as they deliver a jolt of energy, the freshman Furies, as they have been dubbed, are inclined to do and say impolitic things that give their colleagues agita.
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That points to a major source of agita for some observers of the 2016 election: electoral forecasts in the news media and elsewhere that used polling data to suggest Mrs.
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By early March, the Democrats' last four nominees — Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold GoreNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita What Trump got right Trump won Iowa's Democratic caucus chaos, so what's next?
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Until he can complete a triumphant routine, uncertainty will shroud Hanyu's availability and reliability for the Olympics, creating agita not only for his fans but at the highest levels of his sport.
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Bob Lehrman, the chief speechwriter for former vice president Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold GoreNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita What Trump got right Trump won Iowa's Democratic caucus chaos, so what's next?
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It's not a massive leap from what Trump said on Wednesday morning to a scene next Tuesday, following Ford's testimony, where Trump cuts bait on Kavanaugh because it's just not worth the agita.
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But the union sat out the 2016 caucus battle after supporting Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Sanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 1972 all over again?
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As it stands, the early episodes may not be very illuminating regarding Dickinson or her poetry, but they're a consistently amusing twist on teenage agita, and a lot quicker to watch than HBO's "Euphoria."
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Climate change can feel like a scary, unpredictable force, and President Trump's efforts to undo clean energy regulations and his proposed funding cuts to the Environmental Protection Agency aren't helping anyone with eco-agita.
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In the paradoxical world of drug pricing, the first U.S. price tag exceeding $1 million for a medicine is being contemplated as the nation's agita over the cost of prescription drugs climbs ever higher.
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Along the way, the Italian political system served up the sort of agita-inducing drama for which it is rightfully famous, sowing worries that all of Europe could be vulnerable to a fresh crisis.
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The fine art occultist Eliza Gauger's "Problem Glyphs" series imagines complex emblematic images commissioned in response to individual querents' problems—this seems to help those who commission Gauger to exorcise the agita rendered in the glyphs.
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And then there's the Electoral College Surely the source of the lion's share of election year agita -- at least until now -- the Electoral College might be the most obviously dubious feature of the presidential selection process.
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A randy handyman, naughty nuns and a clothing-optional coven cause no end of agita in "The Little Hours," a 14th-century farce that, given its comically credentialed players, ought to be a great deal funnier.
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If you haven't yet PLOTZed from the agita of filling in Cape COD before you realized the answer was Cape ANN at 54 Across, that N will give you NALA from "The Lion King" at 55 Down.
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Take those extant worries and pile on the agita created by the deputy attorney general (and the guy in charge of the Mueller probe) being replaced and you have a very skittish group of Republican elected officials.
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In other words, this is a mess of a situation that obviously won't resolve itself anytime soon, and the specter of increased conflict between Turkey longtime allies such as the U.S. appears to be giving investors some agita.
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McCain mounted another comeback eight years later, while those independent-minded New Englanders decided to make Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Sanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 85033 all over again?
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Pollsters were predicting turnout akin to the 28500 caucus, which featured 6900,2628 caucusers energized to vote for Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Sanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 28503 all over again?
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That whipsawing came as the result of a fundamental miscalculation by Trump and his allies: That staking out a "tough" stand on the need to harden the border would counteract any agita caused by the "zero-tolerance" policy at the border.
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One major source of the progressive agita over this process was the involvement of Wendell Primus, the remarkably-named Pelosi aide who reportedly promised health insurers that the Speaker's office would be allies in their fight against single-payer health care.
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"I started working for organized medicine when Jimmy CarterJimmy CarterNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Doctors group breaks from health care industry with support for 'Medicare for All' This will be a wild weekend in New Hampshire MORE was president," he said.
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For all the agita around Sanders's all-or-nothing rhetoric, his behavior as a longtime member of Congress (and before that as a mayor) suggests a much more pragmatic approach to actual legislating than some of the wilder "political revolution" rhetoric would suggest.
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For all the agita around his all-or-nothing rhetoric, his behavior as a longtime member of Congress (and before that as a mayor) suggests a much more pragmatic approach to actual legislating than some of the wilder "political revolution" rhetoric would suggest.
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Teachout had little name recognition but harnessed a lot of the proto anti-Cuomo vibes, such as his awkwardness with the Occupy Wall Street movement and his hesitation to tax the rich, along with the anti-fracking movement and public union agita.
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We see this in the latest season of Showtime's Billions, as Wendy Rhoades (Maggie Siff) begins running compulsively at night to cope with her agita over power struggles with both her husband, Chuck Rhoades (Paul Giamatti), and her abusive boss, Bobby Axelrod (Damian Lewis).
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" "He's right, I'm not, and neither is he," Pete Buttigieg tells @jaketapper when asked to respond to Joe Biden's comment that "this guy's not Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Sanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 1972 all over again?
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"We saw in 2012 our leads after the Mitt Romney's 47 percent moment got really large, but they were never going to stay that big and people panicked back then," he said at the first Clinton-Trump debate, when Democrats were having an earlier bout of agita.
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AGITA first appeared in the American English lexicon in the 1980s, when it was primarily used by Italian-American and Yiddish-speaking New Yorkers, and is a slang word that can describe a feeling of anxiety or the indigestion that comes from eating too much spicy food.
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AGITA first appeared in the American English lexicon in the 1980s, when it was primarily used by Italian-American and Yiddish-speaking New Yorkers, and is a slang word that can describe a feeling of anxiety or the indigestion that comes from eating too much spicy food.
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It would not be surprising, though, if next year the main source of turbulence and anxiety turns toward "late-cycle eruptions," such as rising labor costs pinching profit margins in certain sectors and bouts of agita about the Fed being "behind the curve" and needing to tighten faster.
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Editorial After having to back a man accused of being a child molester, who then lost to a Democrat in crimson-red Alabama, the Republican Party leadership is having agita because a rich former coal executive, Don Blankenship, might win the party's primary in the West Virginia Senate race.
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The hope might be to think back to 1976 when Jimmy CarterJimmy CarterNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Doctors group breaks from health care industry with support for 'Medicare for All' This will be a wild weekend in New Hampshire MORE was so suspect that a "Stop Carter" movement sprang up in the spring or 1992 when Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonCNN anchor rips Trump over Stone while evoking Clinton-Lynch tarmac meeting Collins spokesperson: Impeachment vote had nothing to do with hoping Trump 'would learn a lesson' New Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita MORE was running third in a spring survey behind President George H.W. Bush and independent Ross Perot.
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For all of that, however, the last week's docket will be dominated by a single issue: mayoral control of New York City's schools, which has been become a perennial source of agita for Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Democrat who has a chilly relationship with the Republicans who rule the Senate.
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Fifty-eight senators from both parties opposed the nuclear agreement in its final form; only a Democratic minority of 42 senators approved the deal negotiated by then-Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita If Trump renegotiates Iran's nuclear deal, should it be a treaty this time?
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Walsh, a conservative talk radio host whose career has been speckled with controversy, was first elected to the House in 2010 when Republicans, united in opposition to then-President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Sanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 1972 all over again?
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While such a last-minute candidacy by Clinton, Kerry or anyone else seems unlikely, the very fact that some Democrats are having an open conversation about whether they need someone new speaks to the agita within certain blocs of the party regarding the decidedly liberal positions adopted by many of the candidates.
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Part of the agita on financial markets in the last few weeks has come from fears that the Fed has been underestimating these risks, and is dead set on raising interest rates several more times next year even as the economy is still trying to adjust to the early rounds of increases.
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Republicans lost their minds when Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonCNN anchor rips Trump over Stone while evoking Clinton-Lynch tarmac meeting Collins spokesperson: Impeachment vote had nothing to do with hoping Trump 'would learn a lesson' New Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita MORE, former president Bill Clinton, met with the AG, Loretta Lynch.
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There are other repercussions of that strategy that are noticeable when you stop using Windows 10 like, well, Windows, and start using it like a lighter-weight OS like Chrome OS. You see that all the agita over what the future of Windows apps will be doesn't matter as much as you might have thought.
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The "not who we are" crowd is usually short on details to back up their claims, relying instead on platitudes and quotations from famous liberals, such as "yes we can" from the presidential campaign of Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Sanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 1972 all over again?
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In the next primary, I decided one morning to travel with candidate Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonCNN anchor rips Trump over Stone while evoking Clinton-Lynch tarmac meeting Collins spokesperson: Impeachment vote had nothing to do with hoping Trump 'would learn a lesson' New Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita MORE to Claremont, more than the usual hour's drive.
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The subject of their agita, not entirely surprisingly, was the Stormy Daniels affair, in which the president's lawyer-fixer, Michael Cohen, appears to have averted a possible October surprise by buying the silence of a porn star (and perhaps more than one) with whom Trump committed adultery shortly after the birth of his third wife's only son.
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With "Star Wars: Episode VIII" on the horizon, Mr. Driver has made peace with the franchise that initially caused him agita, not least for his "very strong opinions about Hollywood movies and how they can be a waste of resources and seem totally gratuitous and dumbed down for an audience and sacrifice story for spectacle," he said.
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In Nevada, two powerful forces are former Senate Majority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason ReidNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Harry Reid on caucus confusion: 'Iowa has forfeited its chance to be number one' Tensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum MORE, still hugely influential despite battling cancer, and the Culinary Workers, representing about 60,000 workers in the casinos.
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Former Senate Majority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason ReidNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Harry Reid on caucus confusion: 'Iowa has forfeited its chance to be number one' Tensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum MORE (D-Nev.) said Nevada should replace Iowa as the nation's first caucuses after Iowa's "debacle" last week, in an exclusive interview with Vice.
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The proposal bridges many of the big ideas coursing through the progressive bloodstream during the presidential campaign: An agita with a technology industry that careens from scandal to scandal; a disgust with the yawning economic inequality between the wealthiest and the rest of us; and a shame over a lack of resources for people struggling with mental illness, which contributes to San Francisco's homelessness crisis.
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On the Democratic side, President Jimmy CarterJimmy CarterNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Doctors group breaks from health care industry with support for 'Medicare for All' This will be a wild weekend in New Hampshire MORE clobbered Ted Kennedy; I remember that last weekend when my dear friend and Wall Street Journal publisher, Peter Kann came up — it beats the corporate board room — and riding in the car, Kennedy winked as he told Peter it was necessary to raise taxes on the rich.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Limbaugh on Buttigieg: 'America's still not ready to elect a gay guy kissing his husband on the debate stage' CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada MORE (D-Minn.) is hoping for a Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonCNN anchor rips Trump over Stone while evoking Clinton-Lynch tarmac meeting Collins spokesperson: Impeachment vote had nothing to do with hoping Trump 'would learn a lesson' New Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita MORE-style "comeback kid" moment in New Hampshire tonight.
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