While a three-dot ellipsis might be employed to convey intense annoyance, the comma-ellipsis indicates a "different type of intensity," of annoyance or unsureness.
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Nowhere is the push-pull between good annoyance and teeth-grinding, controller-hurling, expletive-spewing annoyance more stark than in the puzzle I spent 45 minutes on last night.
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And more than an annoyance, it carried real health risks.
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North Korea did, to the annoyance of the United States.
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Instagram spam accounts are an unfortunate annoyance of social media.
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And anyway, what's one more beeping annoyance in my life?
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Sometimes, the annoyance will have passed in just that time.
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This week's trivial annoyance has been bugging me for years.
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The biggest annoyance with Edge, however, is importing user data.
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Finding the tie offsets my annoyance with my flaky friends.
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This came as a surprise (and slight annoyance) for us.
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For the first time in the evening, Poumakis showed annoyance.
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Before closing out the interview, Clinton revealed one everyday annoyance.
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For adults, ads are an annoyance and a time suck.
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But this unrealistic self is more than just an annoyance.
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Interruptions also often spark negative emotions like annoyance and anxiety.
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It just did, much to the annoyance of Trump critics.
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CHROME Abandoning Chrome was more of an annoyance than anything.
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Moving sidewalks would do away with the annoyance of walking.
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He left as a source of puzzlement and bemused annoyance.
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A few passing cars honked in either solidarity or annoyance.
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The German government expressed annoyance at the breach of protocol.
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But his amusement turned to annoyance as the attention snowballed.
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No, nothing urgent, he said with both annoyance and relief.
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Annoyance level: Getting annoying, but less annoying than learning Dvorak.
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But this is also — at the very most — an annoyance.
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Still, Zelensky conveyed his annoyance that aid would be withheld.
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White assumed that GPS supervision would prove a minor annoyance.
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At first, the Italian TV reporter handled the annoyance professionally.
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Your iPhone should be a helpful tool, not an annoyance.
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They call it a minimal annoyance, one that's not overly intrusive.
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If an antiwar group protests outside Google's headquarters, it's an annoyance.
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Game of Thrones isn't the only show beset by this annoyance.
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It wasn't a major problem but it was a definite annoyance.
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If it becomes a daily annoyance, go ahead and replace it.
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Most Nigerians have reacted with a mixture of resignation and annoyance.
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The biggest annoyance I've encountered is that CarPlay no longer works.
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It's a true annoyance in this first-world we live in.
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It is rare for business software to arouse emotion besides annoyance.
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It's an annoyance that has been building slowly since the summer.
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Still, he walks with purpose, treating his injury as an annoyance.
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He watched with mounting annoyance as the reporter continued to ramble.
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It's only slightly less awkward, but she's not hiding her annoyance.
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To his son's annoyance, the other students occasionally agree with Jay.
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And technology is the latest tool in their arsenal of annoyance.
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Whenever it happened, you could almost feel Obama stiffen in annoyance.
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And the other is a persistent annoyance — that would be me.
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They deserve our courtesy, not our rudeness, regardless of our annoyance.
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Of course, with the kids in tow — sometimes to their annoyance.
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"The most frequent impacts are annoyance and sleep disturbance," Stansfeld said.
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None of these messages got any response, much to Teigen's annoyance.
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There was some annoyance with setting up the Bluetooth version, though.
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Some passengers took to Twitter to express their annoyance over the situation.
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Adware that infects your computer to display pop-ups is an annoyance.
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"Retail is a career," Rachel tells me, her voice rising with annoyance.
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This has caused a lot of annoyance, but there are benefits, too.
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A final tweak fixes a common annoyance: photos that aren't properly rotated.
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The problem is, no one really cares about passenger-on-passenger annoyance.
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Even if markets remained calm, Chinese sales might prove a mere annoyance.
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It will be annoying, but you'll feel so cool in your annoyance.
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Trying to deal with this annoyance, I right clicked on the banner.
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These are practically useless, and more of an annoyance than anything else.
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Recently Twitter user Gabe Rivera articulated a modern annoyance that resonated deeply.
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While LaRocque is excited about the can, there's a little annoyance, too.
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I'm plagued by a mixture of FOMO and annoyance at the imagery.
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Vulnerability is laughed off, longing disguised as apathy, attraction reframed as annoyance.
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And the minimum focusing distance can be another annoyance, especially when zooming.
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Annoyance at having to wait for a stall to conceal one's anatomy?
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It could often be a huge annoyance, time-consuming, and, frankly, inaccurate.
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She has many more expressions to behold. Befuddlement. Disgust. Pleasure. Annoyance. Contentment.
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Most people I know express annoyance more than gratitude about the law.
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In that home, any minor annoyance could set off a frightening rampage.
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I experienced all pregnancies as a time of annoyance, suffering and inconvenience.
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He says he now suffers from a significant anxiety, frustration and annoyance.
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You can get around some of this annoyance with a Dodo Code.
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The stick shaker continued to rattle, but that was merely an annoyance.
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"We hear, in our office, annoyance about sidewalk sheds," Mr. Hoylman said.
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It doesn't solve every annoyance with powering your tech while traveling abroad.
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I felt a stab of annoyance—hadn't she caused enough trouble already?
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Mowing the lawn early in the morning was voted the biggest annoyance.
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Our current deterrence posture is a mere annoyance to Russia and China.
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Already, The Post reported, there's grumbling that Jared is just an annoyance.
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It has lately, to the annoyance of some, become a selfie destination.
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Meanwhile, the shift back and forth is a useless and disruptive annoyance.
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The annoyance levels during the inaugural weekend of the L train slowdown?
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Despite my initial annoyance, scrolling through the sheet transported me to simpler times.
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Meanwhile, the previous owner, Etta, is making unnecessary purchases, much to Fiona's annoyance.
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Mercifully, the watch's display is so nice I'm wooed into forgetting my annoyance.
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But there were also flashes of annoyance as Green was probed more deeply.
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They don't bite and are more of an annoyance than a serious harm.
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This is more than an annoyance that causes bumpy rides and traffic congestion.
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"She loves Michael Ray," Smyers says with only the slightest hint of annoyance.
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In addition, "I don't like this tweet" might be just an annoyance filter.
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And at this point chaiOS is more of an annoyance than anything else.
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He is often capable of pulling my annoyance out to sea with him.
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The reaction Siri provokes in Apple customers is most often one of annoyance.
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Within a few months, Magnus had beaten his sister, much to her annoyance.
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When a software glitch occurs on our smartphone or laptop, it's an annoyance.
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Emerging from the meeting, some FPV party faithful struggled to contain their annoyance.
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One particular annoyance that I don't understand the idea behind is the items.
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Did you see Alice's look of disgust and annoyance when Hal walks in?
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The Trump administration tends to react to these fears with something resembling annoyance.
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And one annoyance most of us can agree on is dry, winter legs.
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Is a phone this incredibly thin worth the annoyance of no headphone jack?
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But for the most part, eyelid twitches are a minor and temporary annoyance.
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These setbacks (which may yet prove temporary) are an annoyance for Mr Cook.
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Our parent is angry and irritable, and we respond with annoyance and sarcasm.
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Mr. Moffat has been onstage in Chicago with the iO and Annoyance Theaters.
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Casper's business model offers a break from the annoyance of offline mattress shopping.
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She flashed some annoyance, but held it in check for the most part.
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Granted, at the time many women simply considered wannabe P.U.A.s a pathetic annoyance.
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That presumption of truth is driving some of the annoyance over this movie.
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China played aggressively and, at times to the annoyance of the Germans, physically.
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We laughed about the annoyance of removing grout haze from rough-surfaced tile.
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He is at best a kind of amusing buffoon; at worst, an annoyance.
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Admittedly, I've been testy and sarcastic in my replies, which reflects my annoyance.
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Fallon's barely concealed, possibly quite genuine, spluttering annoyance at being so comprehensively rinsed?
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They're often full of conflict and annoyance and struggles to understand one another.
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This annoyance has actually been on my radar for a few weeks now.
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The Constitution is simply an annoyance to members of the military industrial complex.
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Instead, he said the "text bomb" was merely an annoyance to Apple consumers.
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Any annoyance Jerome was about to cause would not end in her destruction.
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There's been a groundswell again, one of righteous annoyance at the straw ban.
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We get on the topic of annoyance, a two-step process for McEnroe.
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It's possible that everything Saleh did was a hoax — that he provoked annoyance from other passengers and then interpreted their reactions as racist bigotry rather than basic annoyance at that one loud guy who won't shut up on the plane.
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Another annoyance that Apple's fixed in iOS 13: selecting Wifi networks and Bluetooth accessories.
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This minor annoyance aside, the DJI Mavic Pro is, by far, my favorite drone.
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They didn't and some of the more senior staff did not hide their annoyance.
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I quickly lost count of how many times I ran into this little annoyance.
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The acrid smoke and ash from the pits was a constant annoyance to soldiers.
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And yes, you can blame the moon for a particular annoyance if you wish.
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This would make Tribe's glitch not just an annoyance, but also an illegal one.
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These restrictions are at best an annoyance, and at worst, they really limit access.
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Your computer freezing on you is a moderate annoyance at the best of times.
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Levels of annoyance were affected by factors including how long the noises went on.
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I wanted to be self-sufficient, a natural man against an equally natural annoyance.
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He went on a massive tweetstorm to voice his annoyance with his cable provider.
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The Kylie Cosmetics founder took to the social media platform to express her annoyance.
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" It's important to note the annoyance in Kim's voice as she shoots back, "Who?
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For the elderly and disabled, sidewalk bots represent an even greater annoyance than scooters.
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You can hear Trump's annoyance with Bannon's growing profile in the quotes to Goodwin.
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It's not a tremendously damaging blow but it proved to be quite an annoyance.
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They've overrun the streets of San Francisco, to the bemusement — and annoyance — of residents.
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"I know most people consider snoring a health risk or an annoyance," Smart writes.
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This was not just an annoyance; it was a matter of life and death.
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"I would categorize it as a further annoyance," Chief Executive Andy Palmer told Reuters.
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An annoyance, not a catastrophe; a speed bump in the way of exponential growth.
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For most, it's an annoyance, but for men like Monaghan, it was an opportunity.
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And Pokémon Go isn't the first location-based service to cause real-world annoyance.
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Annoyance is a not-uncommon reaction, though bemusement is a frequent response as well.
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Usually, a text sent to a wrong number is nothing but a mundane annoyance.
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His date interjects questions; Elias responds with annoyance, questioning her competence as a therapist.
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Changing the settings to a lower sensitivity fixed the annoyance of too many notifications.
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"I would categorise it as a further annoyance," Chief Executive Andy Palmer told Reuters.
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This week's trivial annoyance is that the Sedins keep screwing up top-ten lists.
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He has no choice but to turn down the ticket and Frank feigns annoyance.
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For activists, the annoyance is a cost of living, like mosquitoes in the summer.
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The primary effect of infrasound on humans "appears to be annoyance," the report concluded.
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He paused with a slight grimace of annoyance, and started again when it left.
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As the narcissistic Peter, Mr. Woodell seems more like an annoyance than a threat.
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In meetings, manufacturers privately confessed to me their annoyance with Ice Lake's repeated delays.
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The disruptions bring pain and annoyance, but they can also create opportunities for growth.
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One annoyance that carries over from earlier versions is the required calibration before meditation.
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It's your party, and you can cry nix the annoyance if you want to.
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That's not exactly a deal breaker, but it is a bit of an annoyance.
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Sanders treated the whole matter as though it were a minor annoyance, much like
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Our annoyance when we can't access it, he bitingly points out, is ridiculously unjustified.
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On Thursday, Mr. Trump made clear his annoyance when questioned about contacts with Russia.
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And, yes, I'll admit that our blackflies are a terrible annoyance in the spring.
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For decades, telemarketing robocalls have proven to be an unprecedented annoyance to American consumers.
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They had come to accept these visits as a recurring annoyance, like the rain or a car alarm going off, but it escalated from an annoyance to a threat to John's career when Benna Bok's owners threatened to sue him for harassment.
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Fullscreen one of the pages on your friend or coworker's computer and watch their annoyance.
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When you get petty responses, it gives you a sense of that person's annoyance threshold.
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A few months later, I tend to forget about this annoyance and repeat the process.
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Overall, people seemed to have mixed feelings, ranging from pride to annoyance, about her visit.
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So in some cases, these new designs are more than an annoyance: They're a danger.
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So for moms who want to catch every last drop, this could be an annoyance.
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This annoyance has caused many to ignore Snapchat, but that's a dangerous game for marketers.
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It's not just a minor annoyance, either -- street harassment can make women feel legitimately unsafe.
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Another annoyance is that China also runs a big and growing trade surplus with India.
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The problem is they're oversensitive, which means they're more of an annoyance than a help.
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This last annoyance, however, appears to be on the decline, and thank god for that.
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The one annoyance I have with the Ten 5s is their over-ear cable hook.
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But it's another little annoyance that will make Huawei phones generally less attractive to users.
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One heat wave was a sweltering annoyance for most of those who went through it.
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Honestly, this feeling of confusion, annoyance and awe is what I'll miss about this show.
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The phones are built to target every annoyance you may currently feel at your smartphone.
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So mostly this is about ad look and feel (annoyance) and mobile data consumption (affordability).
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And it has periodically shut the border when it wanted to express annoyance at Afghanistan.
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You get to write down whatever inane thought or annoyance that comes through your mind.
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It's a small investment, but it can save you a lot of space (and annoyance).
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His attitude about money annoys me, and I don't know if my annoyance is warranted.
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But the dongle has been a much-bemoaned source of ire and annoyance for users.
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Trump also expressed annoyance that Giuliani's theatrics have breathed new life into the Daniels story.
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This is the single annoyance I noticed, UI-wise, when it came to the Falster.
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Although I often think of postnasal drip as an annoyance, it's an important protective substance.
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That set off another round of discussions, sparking annoyance among some people on the thread.
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Puig, a strong defender, flung his glove into the ground in annoyance after the play.
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In medicine a rash can be a mild annoyance that goes away and never returns.
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It is known colloquially as the "genius" award, to the sometime annoyance of the foundation.
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The Adelsons were initially frustrated by the delay, but their annoyance has long since faded.
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The potential for annoyance at an airport, even after the security process, is seemingly infinite.
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Listening to multiple notifications trickle in (or blast in) is a major annoyance for me.
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The laces are a bit short but that's a slight annoyance that's easy to overcome.
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Despite the annoyance of charging these via Micro USB, you won't find a better value.
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She pooh-poohs this as the inevitable annoyance an analyst rouses in the wary patient.
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Over the past year, Mr. Pompeo has expressed deep annoyance whenever the topic is raised.
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Even beyond that, the "outrage" might just be mild annoyance or even a deliberate hoax.
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His annoyance is understandable — tenants need the governor, and he says he is with them.
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They'll also look for underlying health problems that could be related to this hiccuping annoyance.
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That redirection of acclaim reads as humility, and his annoyance with the premise as cagey charm.
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After their anger or annoyance subsides, you can then embark upon a constructive conversation with them.
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A bug bite is usually an itchy annoyance for a few days until it goes away.
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My gut was thick with annoyance as I stepped into the endlessly snaking line to pay.
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This is a real social annoyance, and language owes us a way to talk about it.
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It's not a mere annoyance; for creators reliant on YouTube payouts, demonetization means literally losing income.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, some of those most affected by noise annoyance are people living close to airports.
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But the game's simple and slow pace is more comfort than annoyance for even older players.
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The fact they charge via MicroUSB instead of USB-C, however, is an annoyance in 2018.
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Where "OOF" suggests fatigue and abdication, Kass's diptych speaks of annoyance, exclamation, and, above all, engagement.
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Think about that: The reaction Siri provokes in Apple customers is most often one of annoyance.
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But it would also impose more EU rules on Britain, much to the annoyance of Brexiteers.
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Does the hotness of our Holzer gear outweigh the annoyance of dealing with aggressive football fans?
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"I accept community annoyance, even anger, with politicians' entitlements and it demands a response," Ley said.
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Moore's position on interest rates dovetails with that of Trump's annoyance with Powell and the Fed.
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"I would categorize it as a further annoyance," Aston Martin Chief Executive Andy Palmer told Reuters.
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There are few scenarios where enjoyable music pumping out of a good speaker is an annoyance.
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But Ara isn't that, to the annoyance of Vlad Savov and other prominent voices in tech.
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Curry had the added annoyance of being defended by Westbrook, who draped himself all over Curry.
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Players chirped incessantly at the referees, signaling their annoyance in operatic facial contortions and hand motions.
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The Swedish government has long sought higher taxes on the banking sector, much to Wahlroos's annoyance.
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Even the hissing spout of the coffee machine was an intense annoyance when Katherine wasn't there.
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"I don't like politicians using it," he said, his annoyance filtered through a thick Chicago accent.
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"I call it (tariffs) an annoyance but not something fundamental," Tembec CEO James Lopez told Reuters.
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It's a bit of an annoyance, but understandable, given what the company is trying to deliver.
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Plenty of fashion people were doing it throughout NYFW when jacket removal is an hourly annoyance.
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This week's annoyance is that the Metro Division is seriously screwing up the NHL's playoff format.
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If you've been a fan for long enough, that realization is more than a minor annoyance.
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My biggest annoyance with the system came when I was attempting to test its lyric feature.
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Because tissue culture cells grow at human body temperature, invasion by bacteria was a constant annoyance.
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And at least to educated Chinese, internet censorship can be an annoyance, if not an insult.
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In general, you should try to address an annoyance — as opposed to something like harassment — yourself.
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Your annoyance level will rise in proportion to your patience and the size of your investment.
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One of them would appear, flush with alcohol and annoyance, and promise to turn it down.
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Some Democrats also expressed annoyance at the premise of the hearing in the first place. Rep.
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That cuts down on an annoyance for locals, and another major source of congestion and pollution.
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MICHAEL Obviously your eating habits are none of your colleagues' business, and your annoyance is understandable.
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Instead, they just take up space (to my parents' annoyance), collecting dust in a dark corner.
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It recalls the annoyance of a cold sore or the tenderness of muscles after the gym.
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"Most people consider them an annoyance, but I just hear 'cha-ching, cha-ching,'" he'd tease.
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So far there have been a mix of reactions on Twitter, ranging from delight to annoyance.
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She won't take on too large of a workload in order to prevent stress and annoyance.
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Pence added to Beijing's annoyance by publicly admonishing China to respect Hong Kong's laws and autonomy.
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A small quibble: Keeping the Sidecar and display settings separate is a bit of an annoyance.
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One, Verizon says it's getting rid of long-term contracts, long a source of consumer annoyance.
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Top performers and big names often play limited minutes — if any — to the annoyance of fans.
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The record of our electronic lives is a convenience, except when it's an annoyance or worse.
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Wouldn't it be wonderful if we didn't have to wait for red lights — what an annoyance.
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Soon it became dead weight, an annoyance that only left my bag at airport security checks.
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There is annoyance aplenty in "The Next to Die," and it is strange but funny. Sgt.
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Steele later expressed his annoyance at finding out the vast majority of Playgirl's subscribers were men.
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One woman, however, is trying to turn that moment of annoyance into a class-action lawsuit.
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Frequently, a cat will wag her tail back and forth to indicate irritation or annoyance—slight twitching at the end of the tail suggests minor annoyance, and a widely swishing or slapping tail is a sure sign that the cat wants you to stop what you're doing.
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But one big annoyance has been the software's inability to 'hear' music playing through a device's headphones.
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But new research published Thursday in PLOS-One adds another annoyance to the list: Allergy-causing ragweed.
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And for how common an annoyance, it's not surprising that they have such enthusiastic and loyal buyers.
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The most common annoyance is firms hiding their CCPA instructions behind many links and impenetrable privacy policies.
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He had probably been waiting for me inside, but the expression on his face betrayed no annoyance.
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Losing access to British ground-stations on Ascension Island and in the Falklands would be an annoyance.
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Cruz is trying to roll with it, but a hint of annoyance seems to be trickling in.
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The best creative work builds on a base of competence, generating meaningful controversy instead of mere annoyance.
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Humor can help smooth over your annoyance (and their smugness) even as you stand up for yourself.
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It can be easier to commiserate over the minor annoyance than it is over the major joy.
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In 2017, however, the annoyance has served a great purpose for those who enjoy watching extraction videos.
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Wick and Rathmann would often come home and find, to their annoyance, cows standing on their porch.
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In our eyes, those who tried to explain everything and unveil every corner became a shared annoyance.
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Ultra-fast 5G wireless service declared national security priority by White House This isn't just an annoyance.
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So this week's annoyance is that you guys are going to force me to defend Marc Bergevin.
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Customers on social media expressed anger and annoyance at the lack of beef at Taco Bell locations.
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When a baby starts crying on a delayed flight, some people might react with exasperation or annoyance.
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He turned up the volume, unconcerned about the other patrons looking over in annoyance, and laughed loudly.
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They are just four lonely votes, out in the wilderness, an annoyance, not an impediment to legislation.
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Amid the noise, many here wonder, sometimes in curiosity, though often in annoyance: Whose voice is it?
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The dedicated Bixby button has been a major annoyance since it was first introduced with the S8.
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Although it might seem like a minor annoyance, the infection can cause other problems down the line.
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Both sides continue to exhaustively fight over what jurors can or can't hear, often to Walls' annoyance.
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I felt mild annoyance about the assumption that I have an ancestral connection to the turmeric latte.
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My anxiety, even as a middle-aged adult, wasn't just an annoyance to be ignored or dismissed.
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Unsolicited dick pics and sexts are more than an annoyance — they make recipients feel unsafe and degraded.
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Daily hassles, which is suppressing annoyance at delays or anything irritating that would inspire a snarky tweet.
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A glitch-prone Kindle Fire can be a serious annoyance, but a reset can restore its functionality.
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This monumental project has, to the annoyance of some scholars, attracted increasing attention to Nietzsche's extensive notebooks.
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And the President has gushed that he's his "warrior" — often to the annoyance of other House Republicans.
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Voting rights in the boardroom therefore favor the French firm, to the annoyance of some Japanese executives.
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The Hall of Famer wept openly while speaking of a relationship that evolved from annoyance to respect.
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The investigation has been an annoyance to the president, who fired FBI Director James Comey over it.
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It was popular among big game publishers some years back, often causing havoc and annoyance to players.
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Otherwise, the country will be facing problems that far outweigh the annoyance of all-too-frequent elections.
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A few weeks later, after hundreds of questions about it, Westbrook expressed annoyance at the whole phenomenon.
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Riding them on sidewalks is a hazard to pedestrians, not to mention a major annoyance and illegal.
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There were large crowds and some annoyance and confusion among riders over the weekend, but nothing apocalyptic.
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Slate even published a piece that no one needed last year about the annoyance of the emoji.
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Yep, it's the conversion of this annoyance into some weird, pious manifesto for the liberation from technological dependence.
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So for all her annoyance over Alexander asking her about it, Trump did end up answering the question.
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Matt Walsh, who's on "Veep" now, I ended up meeting him at Second City and the Annoyance Theater.
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This does not mean that other democracies can impeach presidents based on annoyance and embarrassment, nor should they.
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California's law goes well beyond requiring pop-up notifications on websites, an annoyance that became synonymous with GDPR.
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Most white women we heard from said they didn't mind the searches or considered them a minor annoyance.
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Most of the time she just stuck to Credence and looked worried, which caused more annoyance than intrigue.
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Even implementing a split-second delay would help negate this annoyance and prevent false presses from causing frustration.
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And spam went from being a minor little annoyance to more like 210-230 percent of email traffic.
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Bryant and O'Malley met almost a decade ago in Chicago when they were working at the Annoyance theater.
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But we consider our social media addiction as normal, even trendy, while perceiving theirs as a bewildering annoyance.
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The fact that her promised Brexit white paper is not appearing until after the summit is another annoyance.
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Well, they clearly don't have the behavioral targeting down, and it is not meaningful, and it's an annoyance.
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Step one: 10 breaths At the first moment you realize you are experiencing annoyance or anger, just breathe.
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Step four: Role model grace Think beyond the annoyance, or annoying person, and focus on your own behavior.
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The system is able to measure the expressions of students, including anger, annoyance, surprise, and of course, happiness.
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It remained secured after that, but it was an annoyance during the first day of testing the SimpliSafe.
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Neilson hopes the annoyance felt by some attendees at the lack of a real Lorde will subside eventually.
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"I think our efforts to get Jim freed were an annoyance" to the US government, Diane Foley said.
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Vlad Savov The absence of annoyance is also the defining quality of the noise canceling on these cans.
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But when I would get stoned, my partner would always look at me with slight irritation and annoyance.
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Tremble in front of his visible annoyance at being asked to do something he doesn't want to do.
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In fact, we have a heightened annoyance of others, an anxiety around the mere idea of social activity.
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I love how it looks, despite the annoyance of sometimes snagging on or walking awkwardly into environmental stuff.
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Despite his annoyance, he still decided to grant a continuance — a delay in the start of the trial.
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And how easy it'll now be to hide your annoyance when your manager asks you to stay late.
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And that's where this week's annoyance comes in, because it's time for hockey to get some additional events.
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While OnePlus misses out on that marketing bump, it now thinks the annoyance to customers isn't worth it.
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That would not only reduce the annoyance of passing through security, but would greatly speed up the process.
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But like the Blazkowicz twins themselves, it's hollow and forced, engendering more annoyance toward your sister than kinship.
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Theories include fear or hatred of dogs, or annoyance at owners who don't clean up after their pets.
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Spieth could barely contain his annoyance when his shot clipped a branch and advanced less than 50 yards.
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This could feel like an annoyance when paying such a high premium to stay, especially in smaller rooms.
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But by the midpoint of the eight episodes, the rewards have thinned out and annoyance has taken over.
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Workologist Sometimes resolving a workplace annoyance means a blunt, and embarrassing, conversation with someone who means no harm.
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"The biggest annoyance for me was the clean up," Twitter user and self-proclaimed "vaginal aficionado" @BurlClooney said.
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Brown expressed his annoyance over being fined $53,950 by the Raiders for skipping a mandatory walkthrough on Aug.
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They take the form of annoyance and misery and are levied by individuals, very often by loved ones.
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Instead, the employees I spoke with seemed to view their Cogito software as a mild annoyance at worst.
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The notion of hacking when it comes to automobiles moves from an annoyance to a life-threatening concern.
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This is the hourlong talk show recreated by the minds of Clickhole and the Annoyance Theater's Rachel Kaly.
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During the Obama era, AT&T's proposed solution to that annoyance was to attempt to buy T-Mobile.
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Banks have been cautious about entering into these debt-for-equity programs, to the annoyance of government regulators.
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Numerous users note that the frame squeaks, but this annoyance is easily remedied with WD-40 lubricant spray.
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He spits out "adobo" almost combatively, directing it with senseless annoyance at a Latina woman in the audience.
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But hearing "Jingle Bells" for the millionth time can lead to annoyance, boredom, and even distress, researchers say.
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In his eyes Norman is, at best, a minor annoyance; at worst, a threat to his patron's career.
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But then he did appear, standing beside me suddenly, and my annoyance dissolved at the sight of him.
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When people are not in the mood for that I would become a source of annoyance to them.
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Chief Executive Andy Palmer said a delay to Brexit would be a "further annoyance", which would prolong uncertainty.
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But there's a big difference between personal annoyance and suggesting that musicians keep politics out of their music.
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He became so attached to Polly that, to her annoyance, he followed her whenever she entered the paddock.
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So, imagine the annoyance for Google Chrome users when the browser coveted for its speediness responds frustratingly slow.
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To some, Neri's addition of color has seemed a stroke of genius, while striking others as an annoyance.
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Well, less my sobriety, and more my surly annoyance with him coming home fucked up all the time.
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Malcolm is now working with Jones and despite her annoyance at having him around, he's a helpful asset.
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The kids begin to imitate the smart aleck-y, sassy YouTube personalities they see online, much to parents' annoyance.
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Moffat, according to NBC's release, was a regular improviser at iO Chicago and the Annoyance Theatre in Los Angeles.
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For over a decade, virtually every major system for managing PC games has been met with annoyance and suspicion.
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But there does seem to be genuine annoyance among eurocrats that America is refusing to treat EU citizens equally.
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Waters has not hidden her annoyance at Hensarling's conservative vision for the program in pushing for long-term reauthorization.
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It is a continual annoyance they have learned to live with, although, in Naz, you sense a rising outrage.
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Personally, I won't be dramatic and say that snoring is destroying my relationship; it's more of an occasional annoyance.
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When you are already stunningly rich, paying a fine is just the cost of doing business and an annoyance.
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But until a certain threshold of agitation or annoyance is attained, emotional states don't really compromise our driving ability.
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A rulebook which states that deliberately misspelled words and misused grammar can convey tone, nuance, humour, and even annoyance.
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That's different from the traditional PopSocket, which juts out and aesthetically looks awkward — a frequent annoyance for PopSocket users.
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A little give is important to the typing experience, and that much haptic buzzing is more of an annoyance.
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" Advice For Those Inspired By His Work"Just make sure you don't become an annoyance to others providing help.
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The inability to easily charge while listening is a mild annoyance, but not close to being a deal-breaker.
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Another small annoyance is that like Dell's XPS 13, the Swift 7's webcam is located below the screen.
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Though some might find the comments flattering, the Emmy winner has been vocal about his annoyance with the rumors.
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Men's reactions varied from fear to annoyance, but for the hijas, it's about empowering themselves, not changing male opinion.
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So when Kevin shows up on Randall's doorstep following his move to New York, Randall can't hide his annoyance.
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Its chief executive Andy Palmer said a delay to Brexit would be a "further annoyance," which would prolong uncertainty.
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Its Chief Executive Andy Palmer said a delay to Brexit would be a "further annoyance", which would prolong uncertainty.
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The people in front of me stopped in their tracks, their eyes fixed to the console almost in annoyance.
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Both Killer Mike and El-P tweeted their annoyance, or at least confusion, that they weren't contacted about this.
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That's another annoyance, but generally the feature works as promised — even if it's arriving on the Bolt fairly late.
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Surveys routinely indicate that service price, not speed, is the biggest consumer annoyance when it comes to wireless data.
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Chet's interference forces Quinn to take back the reins of the show from Rachel, much to the latter's annoyance.
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The convenient service takes the annoyance of shopping away so you can focus on more important things, like studying.
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"I mean to send an email, ffs," he said, using the abbreviation for a common vulgar expression of annoyance.
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"That ignores the cost to everybody for whom the bicycles are in the way or an annoyance," he says.
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The ruling marked a win for Trump in a court that has become a particular annoyance for the president.
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For most folks, hiccups are a minor annoyance: a tell that you've been drinking or are excited about something.
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A visit from "Aunt Flo" can inspire relief, annoyance, desperation...and what about when she leaves you behind forever?
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He has never been a particularly expressive player; he mostly sets his face in a look of mild annoyance.
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I felt a tinge of annoyance at the man with his bike on the train sitting across from me.
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She makes sounds of frustration and annoyance, clearly hating whatever it is you're doing to her in this game.
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But for all we currently know, this situation could be anywhere between a mere annoyance and an existential threat.
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Susann Davis assumed it was a migraine, a seemingly minor annoyance when stacked against the crises she already faced.
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Pio trails after his older brother, Cosimo (Damiano Amato), playing the familiar role of sidekick, mascot and occasional annoyance.
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However, it might not be worth the annoyance, especially if your new account's rate drops just a week later.
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Sending credit card statements is an annoyance, as they sometimes won't post for weeks after you've made a purchase.
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The Red Sox, for the most part, dismissed Bregman's attempt to tweak Eovaldi, although Pearce publicly expressed his annoyance.
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But that monthly annoyance speaks to a broader trend that all Americans should be aware of — and angry about.
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In my past experience, body wipes have been more of an annoyance to use than they&aposve been useful.
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"Sometimes color blindness feels like an annoyance, other times it feels like a bigger inclusivity issue," he told Hyperallergic.
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I'm talking about an even bigger annoyance: the Memoji stickers that began suddenly appearing in the iPhone emoji keyboard.
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For the recipient, they may be something of an annoyance — particularly if the email is unexpected or otherwise unwelcome.
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He said that he enjoyed support from fans, but he also expressed some annoyance about being bothered in restaurants.
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Despite her pro-European declarations, she has always put German interests first, to the annoyance of some EU capitals.
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"It's a hopeless cause to look at an artist and go into their biography," he said with some annoyance.
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Now that the rules have shrunk the stretch option, this inherited liability is far more than a mere annoyance.
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European Union sanctions do not keep European oil companies from operating in Russia, a point of annoyance for Exxon.
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She maintained that Swift knew about the song: "She totally approved that," Kim says, shaking her head in annoyance.
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Robinson's jab was a constant annoyance, but it was his blistering hand speed and heavy counter punches that wilted LaMotta.
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An annoyance at least, at worse it tricks unsuspecting victims into turning over cash or buying fake or misleading products.
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And I am happy that the Cupertino crew is at least listening to those of us beset by this annoyance.
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Allergens in mosquito saliva then trigger a histamine response in your body, causing swelling, itching, and most of all, annoyance.
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Anyone might wonder, and be well within their rights to do so, maybe angrily, or at least with understandable annoyance.
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Astigmatism itself is the most commonly diagnosed refractive error, and for most people, it's mild and just a minor annoyance.
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It's completely separate now and given that the remote is a total necessity it is a bit of an annoyance.
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It's a minor annoyance, but once you get used to it, the camera's up top and the angle's correct again.
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To the couple's annoyance, people were clearly wondering if there was overlap between the comedian's relationships with the two women.
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And if you have a job that depends on being constantly connected, shitty Wi-Fi is more than an annoyance.
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Having flaky, dry lips doesn't rank high on our list of everyday grievances — it's more of an annoyance than anything.
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A naive or unsuspecting user would click, and their annoyance translated into a few more pennies in your bank account.
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Your first reaction is likely mild annoyance, followed by anger at the filmmaker for screwing such a promising movie up.
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But the pranks — and the entire family's annoyance — escalated when Humphries flipped the canoe carrying Kris Jenner and Kourtney Kardashian.
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She thumbed her phone for a while, ordered a drink, feigned annoyance, sent the requisite texts at the predetermined intervals.
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Irritated Game of Thrones fans have taken to that bastion the bastion of fan annoyance (no, not that one) Change.
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The thing is, aside from the annoyance of charging and pairing, wireless headphones aren't much different than their wired counterparts.
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" The cold is beginning to wear on me and I can't help impatience and annoyance from saturating my voice. "Yeah.
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Now, however, Scottish independence is more appetizing in Brussels – if only as a negotiating tool to signal annoyance at London.
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Australia's Sydney Morning Herald has reported "annoyance and frustration" among the country's officials over the public exposure of Downer's role.
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Unlike vehicle sections in its predecessors, the jeep is genuinely satisfying to control, and doesn't become an action-interrupting annoyance.
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That's always been a huge annoyance with TV apps, and it sounds like Apple might finally be rectifying the problem.
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I read the first half with a frenetic intensity, though as the book went on, with a mild annoyance, too.
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They conveyed an annoyance at the McKinsey consultant certitude with which Mr. Buttigieg analyzes and makes pronouncements about the primary.
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"Was that a spot?" he cries, and in that tiny shriek of annoyance you sense the man and his plight.
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But that excitement soon turned to confusion and annoyance when Olie failed to announce the winner for a whole week.
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But Biden, who was presiding over the meeting as the constitutional president of the Senate, expressed annoyance with the challenges.
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But even in a worst case scenario, they hoped it would merely be an annoyance to countries like Saudi Arabia.
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Because normally when you're Googling a symptom, what's driving you is mostly annoyance, with a little dread (Am I dying?!).
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This will no doubt serve as an annoyance for non-subscribers looking to listen to their own local music collection.
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Sure, they can be muted, skipped over, theoretically ignored, but at the end of the day, they remain an annoyance.
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That I'm O.K. Perhaps my annoyance at being told to smile depends on who is doing the asking, and why.
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"It was gradual annoyance at an attitude of just complete worship," she explains today, two years after leaving the fandom.
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But for every aspect Chromebooks like these get right, there's always some fundamental annoyance that's just difficult to live with.
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At first, it's just simply an annoyance but then, after a bit, the water starts leaking in around your feet.
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No attempt was made to inflict upon him the annoyance of a formal reception, or to intrude upon his privacy.
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Movistar's second-placed Alejandro Valverde and third overall Nairo Quintana attacked moments later, much to the annoyance of the peloton.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)In another, annoyance in my testing, two capsules out of 16 resulted in non-conclusive errors.
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In an essay for Time magazine, Mr. Furie expressed annoyance that Pepe had been reduced to a symbol of intolerance.
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Which one you use typically depends on the level of annoyance you are getting from the Twitter user in question.
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Oh's response had been annoyance: Even now, with the entire world watching, the company was still working out its bugs?
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It's also an annoyance for iOS users who prefer services like Google Maps or Microsoft Outlook over Apple's own offerings.
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My main reaction when I first put the hearing aids on was mild annoyance at the sound of my voice.
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One which can be a scold, a nag, an annoyance, a puzzle – but which has always been there for it?
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But rather than show her annoyance, the 13th-seeded Williams smiles and responds patiently each time, sometimes with a joke.
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But it became an annoyance once I started to hear it every time I unlocked my phone using facial recognition.
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It's also possible that in Saleh's case, his fellow passengers' annoyance stemmed from his daring to be Arabic in public.
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In addition, Mercury, the planet of communication, squares rebel Uranus at 10:41 PM, creating some surprise agitation and annoyance.
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Trump's made no secret of his annoyance with his attorney general in recent months, and this week, the attacks continued.
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Take note, however: The Dean is on Harcourt Street, home to popular nightclubs (a boon to some, an annoyance to others).
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The use of relatively cheap drones to blind multi-million dollar anti-ballistic missile systems isn't just an expensive battlefield annoyance.
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So despite the discomfort and annoyance the noise causes for some people, it may still be good for the bottom line.
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He fancies himself a singer, a rapper, a musician, and an all-around entertainer, but is, in reality, a minor annoyance.
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A flicker of annoyance flashes across Zelda's face before she realizes that she might have her own shot at being published.
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With no rain forecast, the $100 million roof that contributed to Nadal's annoyance in the first round should be wide open.
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Republican leaders have distanced themselves from those who stopped the bill, and even some Republicans have expressed annoyance at their colleagues.
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"Implementing autoplaying video was construed not just as an annoyance, but as objectively bad internet practice," she wrote in her dissertation.
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Despite all that annoyance, however, there have been times in my life where it's pretty cool to live on a set.
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Another major annoyance these days is ads that load after the text or other content on a site is already visible.
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Most of the annoyance with Valve seems to be about it not releasing games many people seem to feel entitled to.
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Every bathroom trip was a hopeful search for any sign of something I used to think was such a guaranteed annoyance.
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This was a slight annoyance, but it didn't prevent me from enjoying my weekend (and I didn't miss any meetings, either).
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My morning annoyance is apparently shared by at least 24,000 people, who raised more than $3 million for the Rite Press.
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The sparkle in his eye as he landed his jabs contrasted nicely with Pence's monotone delivery and occasional flashes of annoyance.
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So when a few rowdy dogs in the back of the room bark throughout the panel, no one expresses any annoyance.
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I can't think of something where a campaign was designed to be annoying, where the annoyance has really hurt the company.
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The activists also discussed the public's seeming fatigue or — at times — annoyance with the Black Lives Matter movement as a whole.
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Duterte has made no secret of his annoyance at Fox and has said he personally ordered an investigation into her activities.
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Chicklet almost makes it easy for her: for one, the couple still lives in his parents' house, much to Maleni's annoyance.
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"You said to her last night that we had an open relationship," she says as Jenner rubs his face in annoyance.
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In a bid to calm subscriber annoyance, AT&T will be throwing in an HBO subscription as standard on both tiers.
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The elevated position has caused some annoyance at the agencies and departments more typically tasked with carrying out American foreign policy.
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So The Times found some, and their reactions ranged from anger to resigned annoyance at how tech giants use personal information.
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The irony here: Becket -- an annoyance to Henry II as Comey eventually became to Trump -- was later venerated as a saint.
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On the cusp of another snowstorm in the northeast, you may be wondering how to feel anything but annoyance at snow.
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One commuter, Alfie Pitogo, tells CNN it is an annoyance but it's worth being inconvenienced if it keeps the city safe.
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It addresses an annoyance with the way Facebook operates today – that is, people have to tag you to get your attention.
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That annoyance is augmented by the delay when swiping to and from the camera viewfinder, rendering me both aggravated and enervated.
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The only real annoyance is the accuracy of the cars' location on the track and the speed at which they move.
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The award has come to be known as the "genius" grant, a term that tends to provoke annoyance at the foundation.
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Like many viral hits, "White Iverson" succeeded in part because it was divisive, inspiring awe and annoyance, bewilderment and mild scorn.
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But, the admin has apparently been late posting at least one of these canaries, much to the annoyance of other members.
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A good shot to the solar plexus will take a man out, but even a short one is a huge annoyance.
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Despite this shared sense of hatred/annoyance for tests that employers will never care about, we all handle our finals differently.
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Mick Napier, of The Annoyance Theater, calls this protecting the audience — we are providing a context for them to watch us.
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Coats, again, much to Trump's annoyance, diverged from his boss' read of Kim Jong Un, the North Korean, nuclear-armed dictator.
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And with his constant kvetching, he offers kids lessons about how to handle conflict or negative emotions, like annoyance or anger.
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In my annoyance from the dry-cleaning incident, I stop by Chipotle to get dinner, paid for with a gift card.
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Any annoyance I felt with Ms. Parks's plot contrivances was erased by the thrill of the play's uncompromising revelations of character.
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One Grinch denotes an annoyance, and five Grinches go to those who have undermined the news media or the general discourse.
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My father pointed this out in a quizzical text message, but the error seemed like an inconsequential annoyance best ignored indefinitely.
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" Despite their annoyance about the story, Westwick wrote, "one player after the other in later years just let the tale grow.
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Trump's stated reason for skipping the debate is his annoyance with Fox News, but he may have a more strategic motive.
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Venom seeped through some Twitter feeds, reminiscent of the anger that surfaced during the vote, to the annoyance of some others.
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The annoyance, after a half hour or so in the suit, tips over into anger: Damn, what's wrong with the world ?
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Trials for the company's QChat service didn't go well, and by 2008, the project was shuttered to the annoyance of users.
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That seemed surprisingly late and could feel like an annoyance to tourists or business travelers eager to settle into their trip.
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Reactions range from annoyance with the bots' repetitive responses, to surprise that the machines have figured out what you really want.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Tuesday expressed annoyance that he's been dragged into the ongoing impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump.
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But he seemed to treat the situation as little more than an annoyance, as a problem that he would eventually solve.
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The Ninth Circuit has been a long running annoyance for conservatives, who view it as too large and too liberal leaning.
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It was just David and Bob, longtime acquaintances, having an agreeable little chat about that pesky annoyance called a public way.
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At a Chinese restaurant across the street one recent Friday, Danielle Bowden waited out the 2464-second horn blast with annoyance.
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But for most European Union member states, it's an annoyance to be gotten rid of -- respectfully, but as quickly as possible.
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Probably to the annoyance of some choreographers, Wilson, who has had no formal dance training, speaks of himself as a choreographer.
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It was cranky yet intimate, conveying both annoyance and concern, a letter that could only have been written by a relative.
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Trump allies say his annoyance with providing aid to allies is consistent when he feels the United States is overpaying. Sen.
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Then he proceeded to whip it around like an unsightly mulleted-ponytail, much to the annoyance of nearby manager John Gibbons.
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"If I'm like a field, I must be a field," she says with annoyance, as he tries to explain the comparison.
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Until the name change, Greece had vetoed Macedonian membership in NATO, much to the annoyance of the rest of the alliance.
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Why, after every grab of my butt, breast, waist, do I feel that it's a gross annoyance but, "Hey, it's not rape"?
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However, in the vast majority of cases, feeling bloated is a temporary annoyance and nothing to worry about in the long term.
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According to the Washington Post, Lagarde's reaction suggested annoyance that she was standing with the first daughter and not the President himself.
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Encouraging users to get into security keys widens the Overton window on what people are willing to tolerate as a necessary annoyance.
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Researchers have identified four primal emotions in animals: rage (annoyance and anger), prey chase drive, fear, and curiosity/interest/anticipation (or seeking).
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Sure, there are parts of his piece that I take some umbrage with, but really only to a minor level of annoyance.
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That explicit reference to his ambitions is a small annoyance for Bullock, who remains coy concerning the official status of his campaign.
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Three years later, the headphone jack issue might be settled for many, but it's still at least an occasional annoyance for all.
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Trailers still autoplay, for example, which is a feature many Netflix subscribers have asked the company to remove out of general annoyance.
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The word was that Mr. Pacino couldn't remember his lines and that audience members were walking out in baffled annoyance at intermission.
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Fortunately, the annoyance of restaurant-picking over text is one of the pain points Google is tackling with updates to Google Maps.
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Once Philadelphia and New England are out the room, a remaining colonist played by Beck Bennett declares his annoyance with both colonies.
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She forcefully attacked the racism behind Trump's birther charges, detailing her personal knowledge of Obama's "hurt and annoyance" at these unfounded charges.
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It had been a frustrating constraint that really just served as an annoyance for the many Mac owners who use other browsers.
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He isn't able to hide his annoyance that Olivia hasn't memorized a poem that he sent her to read during the ceremony.
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But perhaps the biggest packing annoyance is that you have to do it again and again throughout your time on the show.
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Many companies still don't do this — it can be an annoyance for customers, he noted — but it will soon become standard procedure.
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"You said to her last night that we had an open relationship," she told him as Jenner rubbed his face in annoyance.
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Notably, four guys I've gone out with have brought it up in person, each with a different combination of annoyance and awe.
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"Sometimes it's weird when my dad's asking questions and poking around," she says, her obvious affection shining through the veneer of annoyance.
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In fact, this is my biggest annoyance about the new PS4: it's all so mysterious about which games will get which features.
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And yet, Murphy's performance brings the character to life with an annoyance and likability that couldn't be achieved by a lesser comedian.
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You can play your locally stored music, your Spotify playlists, your Stitcher podcasts, all with a minimal amount of interaction and annoyance.
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No animal may work more than two hours a day, and handlers must be aware of any signs of fatigue or annoyance.
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There was also a noticeable lag on inputs—not really a problem with a turn-based RPG, but a tiny annoyance nonetheless.
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Apple's response to customers' annoyance has been laudable for the industry, but it also shows it could be encouraged to do more.
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But what seems like a small annoyance for the social network can be a big headache for hundreds or thousands of people.
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And if your spouse or aisle mate should frown in annoyance, point out that science now says that fidgeting is good medicine.
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"To the annoyance of George and Gil, they've learned their lines and they don't want to learn new lines," Mr. Kroll said.
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On her first day on set, this came as news to her boss, whose annoyance, unlike the writer's bump, couldn't be concealed.
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At some point you have to wonder if the thing we're hacking away isn't just annoyance or inefficiency, but potentially delightful serendipity.
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These onlookers appeared to be staring at Milano with faces of amused pity, disgust, and annoyance while she poses for the snap.
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A ramrod-straight action man who gave the appearance that the action was just an annoyance between afternoon tea and cocktail hour.
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The irony of the situation was apparent to Mexicans, for whom the drills are a way of life, even a minor annoyance.
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Despite annoyance that they were in the spotlight again, those working in financial services largely dismissed the chances of Glass-Steagall's restoration.
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Then every subsequent test after that it's just a real annoyance, bordering on an invasion of privacy and making you very angry.
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Robocalls are on the rise and have become a regular annoyance for the millions of Americans who complain to regulators about them.
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This isn't the end of the world, but it is an annoyance that could maybe be solved by longer metal connecting pieces.
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ALABAMA 54, FLORIDA 16 This was merely an annoyance for Alabama, a chance to add another prize to its overflowing trophy cases.
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The worst will treat it as a temporary annoyance, refusing to consider deeper fixes even if they somehow stagger through this crisis.
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To Enfield's annoyance, many journalists misunderstood that study's point, writing that the word "signals total confusion" no matter what language you speak.
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"It's an annoyance, but you can work around it," said Desmond Hadlum, who drove in with his wife, Ann, to go snowshoeing.
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"Right or wrong, the threat of being stopped went from an annoyance to a thing that took over his life," Taibbi writes.
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And despite White House staffers' annoyance at his public stumbles, Pruitt reportedly enjoyed for months a chummy relationship with the president himself.
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He had his first outbreak maybe 20 years ago, but most of the time back then it was just an occasional annoyance.
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As I shuffled along, those around me would sigh with annoyance or bark their own versions of the New Yorker's Excuse me.
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From there, we can either ignore their annoyance or remind our children that they are free to be aggravated, but not rude.
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The most common such behaviors included tailgating, yelling at another driver and horn-honking "to show annoyance or anger," the report said.
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At least one juror visibly expressed annoyance at the response, gesturing with her hands as if to suggest the exchange was pointless.
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Ethnic Baloch people straddle the porous and lengthy Iran-Pakistan border, with many insurgent groups crisscrossing the border to the annoyance of authorities.
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The iPhone 8 issue seems to be less of a problem, but it's still an annoyance for some of the device's earliest buyers.
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It turns out there's no surer way to confirm the loss of your childhood innocence than to check it against your technological annoyance.
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The proprietary charger seemed like an annoyance at first, but the battery life was good enough that I seldom needed to use it.
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The central government has stayed neutral, to the annoyance of the UAE and Saudi Arabia, which Puntland and Somaliland have backed against Qatar.
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The few percentage points of power are just enough to keep the annoyance of a music-free walk home out of my mind.
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It's the sort of simple introduction Black often affords his characters, where they reveal themselves via dealing with some petty annoyance or another.
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After misleading articles and flat-out lies dominated the election season, the world realized this was not just an annoyance, but an epidemic.
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I grunted in annoyance every time I had to reach in my bag for a dongle, many of which didn't work very well.
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Choosing to live your life in public often comes with the annoyance of having complete strangers feeling entitled to comment on your choices.
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Most users find ads to be an annoyance and little else — especially on mobile, where ads take up so much of the screen.
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In the traditional public address to the military, made on Bastille Day, Macron mentioned his annoyance at those who questioned his military choices.
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But I vowed to remain unbiased and wasn't about to let my annoyance with the incomplete "E" in JOE impact my merch judging.
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Foreign policy is outsourced to China (to the annoyance of other members of ASEAN, the ten-country Association of South-East Asian Nations).
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Harvey Weinstein seemed miffed more than anything else, exuding annoyance at being made to bother with such plebeian rituals as arrests and arraignments.
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But that annoyance is alleviated somewhat by the ability to play matches whenever and wherever you are, which speeds up the unlocking process.
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I have one final annoyance with HTC's software: the persistent Music / Theater sound mode notification anytime I'm playing back audio on the phone.
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More than a visual annoyance, Louis's condition is super painful, made worse by the fact that he has no idea what's causing it.
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Getting the chicken pox as a kid was an itchy annoyance, but it can turn into something much worse as an adult: shingles.
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Millennials are known to take a stand and vocalize their beliefs, which may be an annoyance to those who won't see personal benefit.
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Step seven: A funny thing happened on the way Whatever the annoyance, make a joke about it, even if it's a bad one.
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If you can find some grain of humor in the situation, smiling, laughing and even being silly can all defuse anger and annoyance.
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For Google, the fix is likely akin to patching a security flaw (though here it's more about annoyance than any real security threat).
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They involve a paying customer dealing with a broken product and then dealing with the annoyance of spending time to get it fixed.
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Some analysts even think that by staying in the race, he's effectively helping Trump win, to the great annoyance of some GOP elites.
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Trump on Wednesday expressed annoyance the conversation was leaked, a common Washington occurrence, and downplayed the degree to which it consumed the reception.
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Two Republicans close to the White House also told the Times that Trump expressed annoyance that Kushner was absent during the vital discussions.
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One other experience that unites Trump and Kanye: they've both been publicly burned by none other than Barack Obama, to their obvious annoyance.
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Luckily for most of us, these problems are an every-now-and-again thing: an annoyance to be grumbled about, medicated, and forgotten.
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Britain became one of the first Western countries to sign up for the new, China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, to America's annoyance.
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However some tourists there expressed annoyance that a number of flights would end up at airports some 300 miles from their original destinations.
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There is no doubt, at least for myself, that this reflexive pronoun business has now outstripped apostrophe abuse as the supreme grammatical annoyance.
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Pop-up ads are a common annoyance on the web, which is why most modern browsers employ some form of pop-up blocking.
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This is why I was unable to push that leather-slip on off my shoulder, in spite of all the pain and annoyance.
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Durant and Stamper are predictably angry about the transplant reveal, and Claire does a good job of feigning annoyance that word got out.
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They're such a recurring annoyance for growers that slugs have earned a spot in the venerable Cannabis Encyclopedia, a cultivation and consumption guide.
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One other source of annoyance, though: The rail or "leg" of the seat in front of me pretty much bisected that stowage space.
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For some customers, this may be merely an annoyance; for the disabled or elderly who depend on these services, it could be dangerous.
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Skin Deep For many people this winter's yo-yoing temperatures have brought with them an unwelcome annoyance: dandruff — itchy and flaky and vexing.
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As they steamed, I mashed together tahini and softened butter, wondering — with some annoyance — why I'd never thought to combine the two myself.
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But Ms. Seymour made the decision herself, removing the bracelet in a flash of temper: She then embraced him, but not without annoyance.
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She coped by avoiding phone calls with her parents and expressed annoyance with her circumstances; she blamed her mother for what had happened.
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Even after 12 years, they remain madly in love and erotically bound up in each other (much to the annoyance of their neighbors).
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)Eating out with food allergies can be a minor annoyance, or if you're unlucky, a potentially fatal booby trap.
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We hadn't figured out what influenza was, exactly, but it was a known quantity, a seasonal annoyance, really deadly only to the elderly.
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Shortly after beginning his post in Germany, he elicited the annoyance of politicians there by admonishing any German companies doing business with Iran.
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They range from a little peace of mind and a reduction of annoyance to maintaining a bit of safety and health while traveling.
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She also said their "annoyance at being unable to confidently" buy Junior Mints did not justify damages in the proposed class-action lawsuit.
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They're usually subtle, and even the most well-meaning person can unknowingly cause annoyance and even harm through unconscious bias and insensitive actions.
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For a president who sees the rule of law as an annoyance rather than a feature of American democracy, the traitors are everywhere.
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The brief period of nothingness had ended, and over the next few minutes, my mental state moved from curiosity to boredom to annoyance.
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Instead, he complained on Saturday morning on Twitter about intelligence leaks to the press, which have been a regular annoyance to his administration.
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Despite a few technical issues such as yellow-tinted screens and people's annoyance with the invite system, the OnePlus One was a wild success.
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An invention featured on Sunday's episode of ABC's "Shark Tank" aims to tackle that annoyance, and it got a $250,000 investment from Barbara Corcoran.
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They're colloquially known as "energy vampires," but in this case Proksch's character is actually a vampire that feeds off of people's boredom and annoyance.
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Likewise, train tracks being built nearby may create a noise annoyance, or a new hotel in the neighborhood could increase traffic flow over time.
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Some parents fear that being too involved will make the teachers treat their child less kindly out of annoyance, but the opposite is true.
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Resort fees have become an unavoidable annoyance at just about every hotel in Las Vegas, but $39 does feel pricey for few included services.
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I'm not sure what the culprit is, but I've reached out to Sony for more information on how it plans to fix this annoyance.
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Clouseau heeded my request to fly high and far, and as a result, my neighbors this time greeted us with curiosity instead of annoyance.
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Again, annoyance — she and her husband were planning to attend a New Year's Eve party in two days and go on vacation shortly thereafter.
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There are some things all mammals can relate to, and the annoyance of something stuck in your nose seems to be one of them.
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An illness like Traveler's diarrhea might be just a pesky annoyance to some, but to the U.S. Department of Defense it's a significant problem.
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First, like the major annoyance of getting a spray tan, you can't hop in the shower after you've had extensions applied to your lashes.
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If the phones are exploding and generally disappointing and you're an annoyance to your friends with Apple Messages, is it even worth the tradeoff?
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I'd imagine many would consider it an annoyance, even if it does stop hackers from ruining your social media life Celebrities are different, though.
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Some took their annoyance at a brief interruption while watching Tiger Woods make history on Sunday to the extreme, even threatening a local meteorologist.
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Obviously these aren't the worst things in the world, but it's a repeated annoyance, and it sounds like Google is doing away with it.
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Such fibs are usually designed to prevent hurt feelings or to dodge a disagreement, and there's often not a lot of repercussions beyond annoyance.
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Cane toads are a major annoyance in northern Australia, thanks to their inconvenient ability to breed quickly and cause extensive damage to the environment.
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Google's rise in the education market represents an annoyance to Apple, for whom Mac and iPad sales to schools are important, but not essential.
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On his motivation, the defendant stated that he acted out of annoyance at public statements made by the politicians, journalists and public figures concerned.
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A temporarily higher inflation rate might be an annoyance for some Americans, but it is preferable to imploding portfolios and a risk of recession.
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At some point, you may have wondered: When does peeing often become become not just an annoyance but a sign of a medical problem?
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In both mothers and fathers, the sound of a crying baby can trigger a series of emotional responses, from empathy, to annoyance, to aggravation.
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But with elections coming up in November, we'd bet money that political rants are going to start creeping up on the annoyance polls, too.
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But Trump hasn't had a winning record at the appellate level, with the California-based 6900th Circuit being a particular annoyance for the president.
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The Ojo Electric scooter, while it might help with your personal traffic woes, won't do much to help reduce the overall annoyance commuters experience.
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"Of course, it's a yes, isn't everyone voting yes mainly?" he asked, but expressed annoyance the question was even being put to the public.
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If computerization causes doctors some annoyance but improves patient convenience and saves lives, Meyer is arguing, isn't it time we all got on board?
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Fans have complained for years that games are too long, and they frequently express annoyance at the number of commercial breaks and video reviews.
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Republicans have prioritized circuit court picks and have viewed the Ninth Circuit as a perennial annoyance, arguing that it's too large and too liberal.
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During his interactions with lawmakers, Dimon can be brash and expresses annoyance with Congress's inability to advance legislation, people who attended the meetings said.
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The stiff arm combined with his jab to provide a check on Edgar's distance, an annoyance, and a power strike when he wanted it.
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The cops face annoyance but not resistance: The women dutifully pile into the van and sit around in lockup, waiting to get bailed out.
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Whether the person responds with enthusiasm or annoyance is usually a good gauge of whether they're going to enjoy hanging out with our family.
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As you can probably tell by the fact that it's generally still an annoyance in many vehicles today, FMX failed to solve that problem.
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Today, however, I absolutely knew that the answer to 5D's "Annoyance from a subway seatmate" had to be MANSPREAD, yet there weren't enough squares.
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Doctors and other staff members met the opiate overdose victims with impatience, condescension, ignorance, annoyance, scorn and judgment, and no offer of inpatient treatment.
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The point is that if someone is doing something annoying and you focus exclusively on avoiding hurt feelings, the annoyance is likely to continue.
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While broker fees are an annoyance for New Yorkers, reforms could have the most impact on families living near and below the poverty line.
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Druga claims that, for the authors that have their work read on YouTube, the damage can range from mild annoyance to loss of livelihood.
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Tyler, too, is flushed with annoyance, blowing his nose loudly in the vivid-white handkerchief that looks to Luce like a flag of surrender.
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During his papacy, it has been rare for Francis to show annoyance with the behavior of crowds, though certain moments have set him off.
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After Mr. Trump acknowledged in a recent tweet that depending on China "has not worked out," his administration took steps that reflected his annoyance.
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But switching to a winter rental cycle could prove to be a costly annoyance for those already locked into a long-term lease agreement.
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I'd also use faff to describe an annoyance, such as, "I'd go to his party, but it's an hour away, that's too much faff."
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One of the few points in common between AMLO and Mr. Trump is their obvious annoyance and impatience with the press that questions them.
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Both Vannata and McGregor lazily put the low line side kick out there without much telegraph and more as an annoyance to build off.
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Suakim's effective use of his lead leg as a push kick, a side kick, a feint, and just an all around annoyance bothered Nasukawa.
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Top-ranked Overwatch team Rogue have expressed their annoyance with Major League Gaming for not inviting them to the upcoming Overwatch tournament at MLG Vegas.
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Now that its one major annoyance is gone, it's going to take some fine-tooth nitpicking to figure out any other issues it might have.
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Järlström, who earned a degree in electrical engineering from Sweden's Ebersteinska gymnasium in 1980, but now works on audio products, saw more than an annoyance.
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Lawrence's anger at the violation was completely warranted, yet I recall, reading the profile, experiencing a flicker of annoyance: Maybe she should just calm down?
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There's a flash of annoyance as the officers exchange a glance, but whatever comes up on their screens is enough that their entire demeanor shifts.
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But outlets stubbornly deem the 14-person collective — made of rappers, singers, producers, and other creatives — a hip-hop or rap group, to their annoyance.
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When I was a kid, it angered and confused me that I could never witness him showing an emotion that wasn't anger or vague annoyance.
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Fans took to Twitter to express their annoyance, with some coming (pretty unfairly) for showrunner Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, who is reportedly an openly gay man.
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This, says the fintech startup, solves the annoyance Amex card members face with some retailers not accepting Amex cards due to the card's higher fees.
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The Elite 65t earbuds avoid one common annoyance shared by several of the other products listed below: there's no noticeable audio lag when watching videos.
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However, there's good reason to believe that barring something truly surprising and unexpected, Clinton's past will be more of an annoyance than a real problem.
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The out-of-order Instagram timeline has attracted complaints since it debuted, but this time around it's causing many users heartache rather than just annoyance.
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As you can see from the video below, that contribution didn't go over too well with Stefani, who tutted and shook her head in annoyance.
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Instead of getting an answer, she's met with annoyance, expected to go back to her seat once Bittman decides her question isn't worth an answer.
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He knows its smell, its subtlest moods, its allure and tedium — how the sight of a child soldier, say, can provoke more annoyance than fear.
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He was finally charged on May 1 with "causing annoyance" to a woman by "loitering" around a taxi stand with his hand over his crotch.
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On Friday, a number of Democrats expressed annoyance with Ocasio-Cortez's support of the kinds of primary challenges that led her election, according to Politico.
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If you're coming from the world of blenders, like I was, both of these aspects are an initial annoyance, but you'll get used to it.
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This thin style from Lululemon is an easy way to combat that annoyance, and it comes in a bunch of lovely pastel and neutral colors.
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My annoyance with him started with Chris Christie constantly being on there, dancing around and doing his dumb skits about how much he loves Springsteen.
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Here in Washington, DC, one admittedly minor annoyance with bike share involves riding to a station only to find that it's already full of bikes.
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But, as modern technology continues to solve our decidedly first world problems, this annoyance will become a thing of the past thanks to the ResetPlug.
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More an annoyance than a hurting combination, this is a dart into a southpaw stance and a side kick as the opponent attempts to follow.
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But Mr. Khanna continued to present her with emails in which she expressed annoyance at Mr. Fulop and satisfaction that he was being frozen out.
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But she has been a very good, kind, dear friend to me for so long, and combined with annoyance is the worry for her safety.
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At the same time, I was also dealing with a bit of annoyance with my partner, which melted away by the end of the session.
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Chinese officials are showing signs of annoyance, and raising accusations that the United States is interfering in what Beijing considers one of its redline issues.
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Occasional pelting rain that would have been an annoyance in a resort became an entertainingly furious spectacle on the water, followed by a bonus rainbow.
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According to Keridwen Luis, a professor of sociology at Harvard University, feminists have tinkered with "woman" and "women" for decades to address a recurring annoyance.
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Preparing for a verbal confrontation, I turned slightly to signal my annoyance when he bumped the chair so hard that it must have been deliberate.
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In Iraq, in Haiti and in many other countries where I've worked, government is seen, instead, either as an annoyance or a path to wealth.
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When she said, "I hope you heard what his defense was: I've been nice to some women," Mr. Bloomberg visibly rolled his eyes in annoyance.
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Cyclists can breeze through stop signs Cyclists have long had to abide by the same traffic laws as their motorized companions -- much to their annoyance.
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Flores and her husband suffered "numerous bites and skin rashes, which caused pain, discomfort, annoyance sleeplessness, inconvenience, humiliation, anxiety and emotional distress," the lawsuit says.
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I know that skipping the gym in favor of getting home an hour earlier is an annoyance for me, but means a lot to her.
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Remote workers are especially keen on Loom since it gives them face-to-face time with colleagues without the annoyance of scheduling synchronous video calls.
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Seasonal allergies, which affect about 36 million Americans, aren't just an annoyance; many doctors agree that there is a real connection between allergies and mood.
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But he has been loath to denounce him personally — to the annoyance of some of his own staff members, according to a current Biden adviser.
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For example, we now have to put up with the annoyance of arriving early and having our possessions and bodies searched before boarding a plane.
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This gets extremely annoying after a few days, and if you're like me, you start using the radio instead just to save yourself the annoyance.
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When users are connecting through messaging platforms, their core goal is to communicate and anything that gets in the way can be considered an annoyance.
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With a menu of wings and turkey wraps, the Annoyance does not get the traditional pretheater dinner crowd seeking sit-down meals and multiple courses.
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Videos unexpectedly blaring out of your desktop web browser have long been an annoyance for readers as sites and advertisers seek to grab their attention.
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Lady Bird McPherson (also known, to her great annoyance, as Christine) is typical only by virtue of the circumstances over which she has no control.
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Your older readers who have expressed annoyance at being addressed as "young lady" remind me of a related problem that happens frequently in my workplace.
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This annoyance is compounded by the fact that every gun needs to be reloaded when picked up, even if you dropped it with a full magazine.
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According to the charges, the victim suffered substantial pain and redness in her right leg and was placed in fear of physical injury, annoyance and alarm.
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In the meantime, to Pakistan's annoyance, the United States continues its drone campaign against militants in mountainous border regions bordering Afghanistan where government control is limited.
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A mom named Michelle just expressed our collective annoyance with these (albeit accurate) warnings in the form of a brilliant (no pun intended) meme, Buzzfeed reports.
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Meet Cinderblock, a very large cat who went viral for channeling all of us in her show of annoyance at having to get on a treadmill.
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Sometimes you could tell these readers to take a hike, but as the newspaper business declined it became less advisable to treat readers as an annoyance.
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The cable that connects the earbuds is accommodating for heads of all sizes and it won't bounce around or be an annoyance while you work out.
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I do have some lovely Adam Audio A7X studio monitors, but here's where a minor annoyance comes in: the headphone input doesn't mirror the master outputs.
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Some expressed annoyance with an overly dovish message by ECB President Mario Draghi that pushed rate hike expectations to December, a date hawks consider too late.
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These people are all too much nothing to even inspire feelings of annoyance that they're carrying us down the most clichéd horror path known to man.
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With the White Walkers coming and Cersei Lannister newly crowned as Queen, Euron might just be one more evil annoyance for the GoT characters we love.
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But I haven't felt that annoyance that Strange Journey isn't on the Switch, and that's because the genre is such a perfect fit for the hardware.
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It may have to do with the glut of signal in our office space, or the nature of office Wi-Fi, but its an annoyance nonetheless.
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As neighbours in the middle-class Mylapore district line up brightly coloured pots for the scheduled tanker to fill, there is more good humour than annoyance.
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People often poke fun at millennials because they seemingly want it all, but Karimpana sees that personality trait as a market opportunity rather than an annoyance.
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"I am worried that international humanitarian law is increasingly being treated as an annoyance," Eugenio Ambrosi, the EU envoy for U.N. migration agency IOM, told Reuters.
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He gave his name to it, but "Hawking radiation" surprised him as much as anyone; he claimed to have just tripped over it, to his annoyance.
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Instead, aides said Trump has long expressed annoyance at Cummings' attempts to investigate members of the administration and identified Baltimore as a target over the weekend.
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During the game, ESPN captured Curran leaning over Beyoncé to talk to Jay-Z, and many people interpreted the singer's facial expression as one of annoyance.
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Within this spectrum of annoyance, Adam Sandler is a master, and by pushing against its boundaries we can come to see his appeal as a performer.
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He scolded them, warning that he might make the two defendants cross-examine witnesses themselves, then adjourned the hearing, to the annoyance of the other two.
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"It's complicated—if I don't want to be humanized all the time, then I shouldn't tweet about my acne," he says without a trace of annoyance.
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Tasha: This is all pretty reserved praise — or in Bryan's case, unreserved annoyance — for a wacky, highly energized movie that I personally enjoyed a great deal.
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The good news now is that any annoyance or irritation you might have felt toward Evans' performance in Top Gear is forgivable or at least ignorable.
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It also comes at a time when there is annoyance from Saudi Arabia at how aggressively the U.S. has developed its shale resources, according to Weafer.
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Click here to view original GIFMosquitos are little bastards that do more killing, spread more disease, and cause more annoyance than any other creature on Earth.
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Employees also are now in a stronger position to ask to be compensated for higher inflation too, with rising gas prices the obvious source of annoyance.
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While President Obama is expected to veto that legislation, it has pushed back the clock for the airplane deliveries, much to the annoyance of Iranian officials.
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Responses to being told to smile are a range of negative emotions, from anger to annoyance, but the most common occurrence was feeling demeaned and underappreciated.
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But, perhaps the main driver of Jones' annoyance with the whole goddamn thing is the idea that the little potatoman looks far older than he is.
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This lobster bisque embodies the taste of summer (crustaceans) and Canada (maple syrup), but lets you avoid all the dirty-fingered annoyance of a traditional boil.
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Told about Mr. Trump's tweet on Thursday declaring the end of the caravan, Irineo Mujica, Mexico director of Pueblo Sin Fronteras, shook his head in annoyance.
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The renminbi fell 20153 percent against the American dollar between February and October last year, to the intense annoyance of trade hawks in the Trump administration.
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The next time your dog barks incessantly when the school bus drives by, you're sure to get laughs and understanding from your colleagues, rather than annoyance.
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Then again, perhaps it's futile to think I can have any impact at all, particularly if my reply evidences any of the annoyance that I feel.
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Zens' Liberty does indeed solve this annoyance, and I found I was able to put devices down basically however I wanted and have them charge up.
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The season 17 premiere of Keeping Up With The Kardashians was dramatic — and it wasn't just because of Kim's annoyance with Khloé 's ex, Tristan Thompson.
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Sure, they've been banned at certain theme parks and tech conferences, but what may seem like a modern annoyance is actually a 30 year-old idea.
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A favorite pastime is contriving Laws of Annoyance, like making sure that when a piece of toast falls, it always lands with the jelly side down.
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The deterioration reflects a growing awareness in Western capitals that Russia, growing ever more hostile, should be treated as a threat rather than a mere annoyance.
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Many American allies did not conceal their annoyance with the Trump administration's last-minute decision sparing them from punitive aluminum and steel tariffs for another month.
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And while Trump has openly aired annoyance with McMaster -- who he views as discursive and sometimes condescending -- finding a new national security adviser hasn't been easy.
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But to their annoyance, Democrats kept offering amendments, including some to raise taxes on corporations, to fatten state employees' pensions and to fund opioid-abuse programs.
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Alternatively, they may even resign themselves to endure this harmful and reductive behavior to avoid the annoyance and frustration of having to correct those around them.
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If your finances aren't greatly impacted by the changes, they might serve as a mere annoyance, but that is only one potential scenario out of many.
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Only the individuals in the second group, presumably less self-aware of their growing agitation, showed clear signs of stress and annoyance when the computer crashed.
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Jayapal also expressed annoyance that she had to receive the draft plan not from Pelosi's office, but instead from lobbyists and reporters who were circulating it.
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I actually ended up sticking with fingerprint recognition to unlock the Asus Zenfone 6 because the sound that the camera makes when rotating became an annoyance.
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We've all experienced the annoyance of buying an ice coffee only to be left with nothing but a cup of ice after a few long sips.
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His facial expressions and tone kind of capture his annoyance more so than his words, but here is the most salacious part: "That's cute, man," Westbrook says.
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Born into a family of Democrats, my grandfather would often spend weekends talking to me about his respect for Franklin Roosevelt and his annoyance with President Reagan.
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A Brief History of George R.R. Martin's Annoyance at Lady Stoneheart's Exclusion From Game of ThronesImage: HBOGeorge R.R. Martin has two strong consistencies in his professional life.
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Amazon also describes the annoyance of typing in passwords on mobile devices that have small touch keyboards (AutoCorrect is a feature on your smartphone for a reason).
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But it's a trivial annoyance compared to some of the potential health problems associated with a white or yellowish reflection that can show up in children's photos.
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I'm not usually a fan of listening to teens chatter away, but Oxenfree manages to make this annoyance into a fun and integral part of the game.
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There's no real obvious way to turn off the autoplay function on your smartphone, but there are a few things you can do to lessen the annoyance.
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But perhaps the biggest annoyance with CarPlay (aside from its persistent bugginess) is that you have to plug in your phone in order to make it work.
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The main annoyance with the S10's hardware is the same as the last few Samsung phones: there's a dedicated side button for the Bixby virtual assistant.
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"The foreign ministry spokesman has conveyed his annoyance at the warning released by the United States embassy in Cairo to Americans," the ministry said in a statement.
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It may be an annoyance to be confronted with such a choice, but it just goes to show that nothing useful on the internet is ever free.
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In general usage — finding a particular setting, making a call, sending a text — the G6 took some getting used to, but never to the point of annoyance.
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But in 2018, as the company endeavors to squeeze every last bit of revenue from every user, the headphone dongle's absence is more than a mere annoyance.
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A vehicle that can detect whether a passenger is scared can slow down the speed or dim the lights if it senses annoyance or frustration, Heiser said.
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I don't use Edge as my default browser, so a program that opens it by default — with no way of making a change — is mostly an annoyance.
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Much to the annoyance of scientists, chemtrails have been endorsed by a slew of celebrities, including Kylie Jenner, the late musician Prince, Billy Corgan, and Roseanne Barr.
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At one point in the season, he devolved into yelling "I need some pussy!" at work, much to the annoyance of one of his female co-workers.
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Yet for all of the annoyance at the apparent impertinence of my visit, I was struck by the way the identity politics raised by Hérouxville still resonate.
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That might be an annoyance to some, but it actually helps my obsessiveness with maximizing battery life, alerting me, for example, about Google Docs' clandestine power draw.
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Finding decent food is a top annoyance during air travel, just above jet lag and having a TSA agent probe your crotch with a metal-detector wand.
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Though rarely as much of an annoyance as autocorrect, you can also turn off Auto-Capitalization by swiping that button to the left as well, if desired.
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"Even though it can be an annoyance or a headache at times, it's for your own good," Liz Hamilton, a director at Mobile Klinik, told Business Insider.
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The hack doesn't impact you directly unless you work for one of the agencies involved, and even then it seems most likely to result mostly in annoyance.
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Adding to his annoyance was the fact that Bryant had played two nights earlier on the road against the Denver Nuggets and seemed to aggravate his injury.
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Mesereau asked her why she agreed to a settlement in which Cosby denied all allegations and entered the agreement to avoid the costs and annoyance of prosecution.
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Wrestling has been a problem for Mousasi throughout his career, and Chris Weidman's long, reaching high crotch takedown was a constant annoyance to him in this fight.
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The real Marshmello then tweeted a screenshot of the post, expressing some understandable annoyance toward the club and appreciation to Rasif for her testimony about the situation.
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After a debate in which Biden touted Sanders-backed policies he's embracing, Biden's campaign made clear it views Sanders himself as an annoyance to be batted away.
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Matty's lobster bisque recipe embodies the taste of summer (crustaceans) and Canada (maple syrup), but lets you avoid all the lobster-fingered annoyance of a traditional boil.
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This time, performers from the Upright Citizens Brigade and Annoyance Theater join the spooky children's story writer R.L. Stine and the hosts, Colin O'Brien and Michael Wolf.
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Barred from traveling to North Korea, they climb the Chinese side of the mountain, some carrying South Korean flags, to the evident annoyance of Chinese border patrols.
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There are some panhandlers too, some guys selling homemade CDs, who are part of local life that casual visitors might not notice, or might consider an annoyance.
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Why do we try to write while held hostage by cookie-cutter offices, zapped by overhead fluorescence and pinged by electronic apps of varying degrees of annoyance?
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And if I feel like I&aposm doing my job well, that personal satisfaction will sometimes outweigh the annoyance of working when I&aposd rather be sleeping.
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"The president's statement indicates his annoyance with increased political activism on social media, which he wants to curtail particularly ahead on the next presidential elections in 2021."
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In the original book, you present the housing discrimination suit as a minor annoyance to him, something he wanted to spend as little time on as possible.
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That might look even more true with the departure of Bannon, who cultivated (to Trump's annoyance) a reputation as being the master puppeteer of the Trump phenomenon.
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That's both a relief and an annoyance to many Republicans in Congress and the conservative establishment more broadly: relief that he isn't, as the NeverTrump camp feared, reverting to the liberal stances that he held for most of his life, especially on social issues; and annoyance that he does indeed want to ban many Muslim immigrants and build an insanely expensive wall along the entire U.S. border with Mexico.
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You can think of this as yet another modern annoyance, or you can do as I do, and embrace the excitement and wisdom it brings to your life.
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But you should rethink your annoyance and start feeling scared, because a recent study found that the real issue is that there aren't enough gynos to go around.
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But the cause of greatest annoyance to Japan are rulings last autumn by South Korea's Supreme Court against two Japanese industrial giants that conscripted Koreans during the war.
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And like Middleton and Markle, their relationship was an endless source of headlines speculating over whether they were best friends or enemies, to the annoyance of everyone involved.
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Finally, Prince Harry expressed sheer annoyance that at his fiancé's first interaction the dogs lay on Meghan Markle's feet pleasantly, whereas he had only ever been barked at.
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To the annoyance of conservators, the cradle lattice structure hides from view the painting and conservation repair details that one usually tries to glean from X-ray pictures.
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This common travel annoyance is one that British Airways passenger Ryan Carney Williams, a designer who goes by the name Ryan Hawaii, found himself up against on Wednesday.
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I think it'd be easier to overlook the Micro USB annoyance if the Echo Buds case was capable of wireless charging and you could just ignore cables altogether.
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I'm not sure why you'd really want to do that, as this "unknown caller" caller ID issue is the major annoyance with Google Home's voice calls right now.
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The comfort I get from it is far greater than the temporary annoyance of an adult poking fun at me like a school child for a few minutes.
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I channel my annoyance into finally setting up a date with the other guy I've been messaging, B.*, who suggested that we see a horror movie together sometime.
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Wireless and USB-C headphones have improved significantly in availability, quality, and value since then to the point where the lack of a jack is rarely an annoyance.
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I called up John Logsdon, a former member of the NASA Advisory Council, who said that historically, the council has been a bit of an annoyance for NASA.
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The operation with Pascha's family has been nothing but an annoyance and a burden for the Jenningses, and yet they put themselves at risk to save Pascha's life.
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For the past week, much to the annoyance of my friends, parents, and acquaintances, I've been testing Giphy Keys, a free iOS keyboard from the gif-obsessed website.
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The reason for this annoyance would be that an extremely sophisticated telecommunications attack was just deployed—something Canada doesn't have the capability to defend against, according to Coombs.
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Trump has reportedly expressed annoyance with how much money he generates other networks, so why not figure out a way to get a piece of that pie himself?
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One idea is to take advantage of the quantum tunnelling that is such an annoyance for conventional transistors, and that will only get worse as transistors shrink further.
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The firm has asserted that "the leak does not pose an imminent threat to public safety," but has apologized for the annoyance of the odorant in natural gas.
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The only real annoyance of the episode is the framing device of the talk radio blowhard going off on Keane's policies and criticizing her response to the bombing.
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And I think all smartphone users can universally share in the distress and utter annoyance caused by accidentally launching any one of the smartphone virtual assistants out there.
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In recent years, the word "Java" has become something of an annoyance for web users because of its constant security issues—and like Flash, it's marked for sunsetting.
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Seeing other passengers be rude to a flight attendant came in at a significant 56 percent on the annoyance scale, followed by taking off smelly shoes (45 percent).
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The buggy frame rate was an annoyance, but the general feel of the game's world—its tangibility and its characters—are more than worthy of celebration and recommendation.
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At best it's an occasional annoyance and at worst it's enough to be a deal breaker, though Binatone is handling the problem better than most of the competition.
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Usually, vaginal discharge is just a mild annoyance, but for those of us who's vaginas seem to leak a lot, it might also raise concerns for our health.
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I wind down at night with a good book instead of scrolling mindlessly through social media, and I see long commutes as an opportunity rather than an annoyance.
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In-app advertisements can help developers generate revenue, but they're often seen by consumers as an annoyance – or even a spammy way to make money from an app.
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John Toolan, his operations officer, who was poking gentle fun at Mattis' tendency to share notes and suggestions for improvements with Marines, perhaps to the point of annoyance.
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I discovered that working inside the winery had certain advantages: less kneeling and stooping, less annoyance from rain — and unlimited glasses of fresh grape juice, crisp and bright.
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I spent the rest of the evening vegging out and watching reality TV. One annoyance was that the hotel's WiFi didn't work properly for me throughout my stay.
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At the 2012 Summer Games in London, British athletes won 65 medals, helping turn annoyance and outright anger over hosting the Olympics into a surge of national pride.
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Many prefer the convenience of the cordless vacuum, which eliminates the annoyance of being tethered to a much-too-short cord that limits where your vacuum can reach.
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Rappler, established in July 2011, has had a rocky relationship with the administration of President Rodrigo Duterte, who has voiced in numerous speeches his annoyance at its reporting.
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In 2015, Turkey trimmed its imports of Russian gas by 300 million cubic meters to around 27 billion cubic meters (bcm) a year, to the annoyance of Moscow.
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Aside from being a major annoyance, autoplay videos consume more data and can slow down the general browsing experience, which is particularly important when on a mobile device.
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The star is a symbol of diversity and unity, but there has long been public annoyance that it was added to the flag without proper consultation, Teshome said.
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We are not supposed to leave our homes, yet we have to keep feeding ourselves; as a result, what used to be a comforting annoyance now feels dangerous.
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When the time came for summer SAT classes, I made a point of not paying attention or finishing the homework packets, out of sheer annoyance with my parents.
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And he'd be able to cope with his annoyance at being contradicted by Fauci from the White House podium by just not staging them in the first place.
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After considerable consternation, genetically certified Gershwins and their loyalists came to see Mr. Gershwin less as a threat to their millions than as a crank and an annoyance.
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But for most of the thousands of international athletes, journalists and spectators visiting for the Games, the alerts are a mystifying source of panic, confusion or plain annoyance.
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Another New York improv outlet, the Annoyance Theater in Brooklyn, closed last year, but a spokeswoman for U.C.B. said the theater was not in danger of shutting down.
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"I wish we didn't have a president who thinks this coronavirus is a minor annoyance, like the common cold or the Constitution of the United States," Maher said.
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When Ms. Trump entered the office toward the end of the discussion on Wednesday, ostensibly to discuss tax reform, Republicans in the room reacted with astonishment and annoyance.
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The trackpad comes standard with Windows Precision drivers, so there's none of the annoyance using it that I found with pricier HP laptops like the Spectre x360 15.
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In May, when Corona police first alerted the public about the child annoyance suspect, 20 of Martin's followers sent him messages saying he resembled the sketch, he said.
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Once my annoyance lifted, in its place spread a kind of clarity that helped me to understand how these linguistic tropes reinforce the disempowerment of mothers and women.
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The birds nesting at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay deserved more than to be treated like a small annoyance in the way of a $3.8 billion project.
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The worry that Sanders would run an ineffective White House if he won in November is a much more reasonable fear than is vague annoyance at his rhetoric.
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After years of invasive pop-ups, two of the world's biggest browsers are finally clamping down on the annoyance of websites that want to ping you with updates.
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After an hour-and-a-half with painfully numb extremities, annoyance level high and no journalists getting in, your author headed over to the Jeb Bush watch party.
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Science backs this up: A study published in 2015 showed that people who watched internet cat videos reported feeling less anxiety, sadness, and annoyance after their binge sessions.
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Windows 10 updates are a familiar annoyance to any Windows user, since they bug you until you shut down your computer and go through a long restart process.
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As she gets in the black car that takes her to the studio, her face purses in annoyance as they drive past a giant billboard of her smiling.
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The look on James's face seemed to convey annoyance more than injury, and Lee, speaking after the game, claimed to be unaware that they had even made contact.
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But aides say Trump privately has expressed annoyance at the slow pace of legislative action on his priorities and blames his own party, especially McConnell, for the failure.
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Much to some residents' annoyance, the 10th-story viewing platform at the gallery offers prime views of luxury apartments with floor-to-ceiling windows in several nearby towers.
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But it's entirely possible that, whether out of fear of what Mueller will turn up or simple annoyance at the investigation itself, Trump will pull the trigger anyway.
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One member of my group is kind of annoying me, but I know I'll have classes with her in the future, so I try to look beyond my annoyance.
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Not long afterward, the president told NBC's Lester Holt that his annoyance with Comey's handling of the Russia investigation was on his mind when he decided to fire him.
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The Supreme Court has been very clear on freedom of the press and freedom of speech more generally, sometimes to the annoyance of both ends of the political spectrum.
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Suddenly, the pitches filling my Facebook feed and the parties stealing away Saturdays didn't feel like an annoyance to endure but a mystery to unpack: What's really happening here?
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Just after Rocket Lab announced the surprise launch of the satellite, many astronomers tweeted their annoyance that the New Zealand-based company would build and launch this bright object.
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Another slight annoyance is that the Home app doesn't display what color each bulb is currently set to; it only shows whether they're on /off and the brightness level.
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Sometimes he will glide a good distance, sometimes he'll just pick it up out of the stance, but it is there as an annoyance to set up other things.
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From the annoyance of looking at group photographs and photoshopped display pictures to finding the first match, it ends with a funny reference to How I Met Your Mother.
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But if it also meant isolating ourselves from one another and, partly as result, we have begun to feel the that the presence of fellow passengers is an annoyance.
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Hidden in the female experience Yet another reason STDs are sexist: Symptoms are often more nonspecific in women, and can be mistakenly written off as a typical female annoyance.
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Click here to view original GIFA tangled mess of cords on your desk is certainly an annoyance, but on a construction site it can be a genuine safety hazard.
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For instance, Somalia's north-eastern statelet of Puntland last year signed a deal with the UAE to develop its port, Bosaso, to the annoyance of the government in Mogadishu.
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The Pocket-VR's open design gives full access to the touchscreen and buttons on whichever smartphone you're using it with, which solves a an annoyance with Google's Cardboard viewer.
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Wheezing — that high-pitched sound caused by narrowed and abnormal airways — is more than just an annoyance: It can be a sign of emphysema, heart failure, and lung cancer.
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So many relationships struggle with that simple annoyance of trying to talk to someone when they're on their phone, and holding your partner's attention has become harder than ever.
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Notifications can already be a minor annoyance, but as both 9to5Mac and the Verge note, Apple appears to be bending its own rules to market its service to users.
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In his spare time, he recovers stolen cars in Anchorage, the state's largest city, to the occasional annoyance of the police and the cheers of just about everybody else.
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Duterte has called Rappler a fake news outlet, making no secret of his annoyance at its reporting, which has heavily scrutinised his polices and the accuracy of his statements.
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Utility company SoCal Gas has said, "the leak does not pose an imminent threat to public safety," but has apologized for the annoyance of the odorant in natural gas.
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Part of your annoyance may be due to something called the "negativity bias," happiness expert Gretchen Rubin, author of the New York Times bestseller "The Happiness Project," told TODAY.
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"His language difficulties could be due to the immense pressure he's under, or to annoyance that things aren't going right and that there are all these scandals," he said.
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This may sound like a very minor annoyance and Acer says it's to make the screen easier to fold back, but the slight edge of untidiness might annoy some.
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But Ms. Long is part of a new breed of young performers more likely to begin a joke with affection than annoyance and to end with ridiculousness, not ridicule.
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While his first reaction may be annoyance or worse, your goal should be to convince him that ultimately the company will be better off with someone more genuinely enthusiastic.
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The fact that the same aircraft can serve as both an annoyance to be endured for some (like me) and a chance for others to be pampered beyond belief.
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Cohen's shift in loyalty has prompted some Trump allies outside the West Wing to voice their annoyance with Cohen, who previously said he would "take a bullet" for Trump.
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Pharmaceutical companies decided to elevate that from just kind of an inconvenience or annoyance to, again, something more serious that requires medical attention and the taking a prescription drug.
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If someone presses mine, I scream or burst out crying, and it is a constant source of annoyance for people trying to stamp my wrists when getting into clubs.
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While Ms. Heinrich called the issue more of an annoyance than anything else, she urged people to follow their own comfort levels when deciding what to say, if anything.
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I did need some crosses to get the last two in the mix; one is an infrequent modern annoyance, the other a poetic vignette we night owls often miss.
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For this group, which includes voters and several political observers who focus on race and gender, there is a particular annoyance around code words they feel unduly penalize candidates.
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A wooden model of the enormous structure it would have been, to the annoyance of its Ca' Grande neighbors across the canal, can be seen in Venice's Correr Museum.
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They ring the outermost suburbs, grunting and muttering, and are briefly an annoyance, before returning to the beginning again, a loop that had been destroyed and was now reconstituted.
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To the annoyance of many users, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram have all implemented algorithmic timelines in recent years and no longer display posts in reverse chronological order by default.
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Losing access to your accounts is an unnecessary annoyance, and while Disney says that customer support will help you reclaim it, you've got better ways to spend your time.
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Other research demonstrates that the neural activity triggered by a given physical stimulus can vary greatly among individuals; what some find unbearable, others register as only a mild annoyance.
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Liberals celebrated Pelosi's move as an act of defiance -- a demonstration of the frustration, annoyance and contempt with which she (and they) viewed Trump's heavily political (and theatrical) speech.
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And when his annoyance at the director begins to edge into what seems like paranoia and grandiosity, you may find yourself thinking about the same transition in the Shakespeare.
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What may seem to some like a minor annoyance also has much deeper psychological implications, both for the name bearer and the people who come in contact with them.
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NBCUniversal says viewers won't be inundated with the same ads over and over again, which is one annoyance consumers have noticed in the transition from traditional TV to streaming.
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Every day, even a good one, was an annoyance or a challenge on the way to eventual fulfillment, which he believed—or at least seemed to believe—he'd receive.
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His face seemed a stone with features cut into it, and for the whole of that ride no expression of pain, annoyance, joy, humor, or concern moved those features.
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" She became a standout performer in Chicago's improv and theater scene, building her résumé at the Second City, iO and the Annoyance Theater before she was recruited by "S.
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When I finally weighed the annoyance of carrying two phones against the worry that my contacts weren't using a private and secure chat method with me, privacy and security won.
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While it does serve some benefit by letting your friends know when you are in the app and ready to chat (and vice versa), many saw it as an annoyance.
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This is more of a minor annoyance than a huge problem, but Apple's had some practice with lots of minor annoyances adding up to huge problems with iOS this year.
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Judas Priest are currently embroiled in something of an internal feud after former guitarist K.K. Downing expressed annoyance that he wasn't asked to rejoin the band for their upcoming tour.
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The posts made by anyone you follow can pop up in your feed and can often be the source of annoyance that's making you consider unfriending in the first place.
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If the city is only going to treat its poop problem as an annoyance rather than a systemic issue, another obvious solution would be to make more public toilets available.
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"It is possible that the annoyance can affect your general health," said Dr. Jesper Hvass Schmidt, a researcher at the University of Southern Denmark who wasn't involved in the study.
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Building a company is fueled by highs and lows, but one of the few moments of potential ecstasy (or perhaps for grizzled veterans, deep annoyance) is the VC outreach email.
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After studying with and working for Paul Wolff, a pioneer of Leica photography, she started a studio of her own — much to Wolff's annoyance, which he articulated in disdainful letters.
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"Membership of the European Union was an annoyance (in Britain) but never a huge issue - so this is a crisis created by politicians that has completely paralyzed society," he said.
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Finally there is the annoyance of having to hang around at the front desk, with the heating on full blast, while the receptionist deals with a queue of other people.
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Image: GettyEcuador is extremely ready for its adult son and growing annoyance, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, to move of out of the country's London embassy—like as soon as possible.
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I can't really call it a bump, because it's such a tiny extension from the phone's body, but the annoyance it causes is that dust gathers really easily around it.
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The bad news for City came as Pellegrini reiterated his annoyance that having to play a key Premier League match on Sunday against Southampton might affect their European final ambitions.
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For example, they must pester random people—like those blur-deciphering visitors to websites—into labelling data, and hope that in their annoyance and haste they do not make mistakes.
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Image: FlickrIf you are a woman, the odds are pretty good that you have experienced the agony and annoyance of a urinary tract infection at some point in your life.
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Outside of Chiara, Ludo, and Damiano's personal criminal underworld antics, general annoyance Brando (Mirko Trovato) snaps a picture of Ludo and Fiore speaking and then shows the photo to Camilla.
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What they're saying: Inside Google, sources tell Axios, Thiel's accusations were met with little concern over their merits — and with renewed annoyance toward an already disliked figure within the company.
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Regulation, of course, is an annoyance to sprawling businesses that would prefer to squeeze customers they have imprisoned by dividing up the market and giving them few to no choices.
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That kind of impatience or annoyance was something many voters saw in President George H.W. Bush in his town hall debate performance against Bill Clinton and Ross Perot in 1992.
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The shape it is many that, my range depending, you know the work of the person who my weakness, that is not left in the annoyance which is private use.
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Employee annoyance at management has festered in recent months over a decision not to award one-time cash bonuses in the wake of lucrative changes to the U.S. tax code.
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He also expressed annoyance at having to reverse his decision to stage the Group of Seven summit in June at his Trump National Doral golf resort in the Miami area.
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Or, as things seem to be going, we'll be speaking with androids that are a little more intelligent than Amazon Alexa, who is primarily a source of annoyance at parties.
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The scene in which Happy "couldn't get the ball in the hole" and proceeds to jersey and cold-clock a bystander may be the purest moment of Sandler's explosive annoyance.
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Sixty five percent of travelers said children who kick the back of their seat is the biggest annoyance, followed by 59 percent who voted for children who scream or cry.
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If you use a padlock on a regular basis — at the gym or locking up your bike — then you'll know the annoyance of misplacing your key or forgetting your combination.
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"This was the show we've waited however many months for—or even years for!" says Patrick Emond, his rage and annoyance still palpable, over the phone, some 19923 years later.
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Macron, who came to symbolize Hollande's 2014 pro-business U-turn, has been hinting for months at his loftier ambitions, to the mounting annoyance of rivals among the governing Socialists.
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Sometimes, summer is better in theory than in reality: The beach days and picnics are easily overshadowed by miserable, hot subway commutes and the inevitable annoyance of endless mosquito bites.
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I hadn't even noticed it beyond a mild annoyance, but after examining it over the next few days and frantically Googling, we both concluded it must be a cold sore.
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For virtual reality fans, though, it's a bit of an annoyance if the demo you want to play isn't available on the headset you shelled out hundreds of dollars for.
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The next day, Darragh was charged for causing "annoyance" to a member of the public at the city-state's party district and for using "abusive words" to a police officer.
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Ruth admits that she is "useless," and, in a way, her willful uselessness—she talks about her ineptitude in a little girl's voice—is what Bessie wants, despite her annoyance.
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Trump has signaled that this trip would be unlike previous U.S. presidential visits to China, which usually include meetings with human rights representatives, much to the annoyance of Chinese hosts.
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This communications catastrophe is much more than just a professional annoyance for journalists; it's having a tangible impact on mainland politics and, even worse, on the welfare of Puerto Ricans.
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"I can understand Ric's annoyance but I subscribe to the philosophy that you don't create an enemy and you don't burn a bridge unnecessarily," Mr. Groombridge said in an interview.
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Negative sentiment is at an all-time high, with players desperate for answers, identifying any and every annoyance, hoping that if Bungie addresses it, all their problems will be solved.
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Regardless of why anyone believed that, it has turned out instead that truly independent liberal journalism can be something of an annoyance for certain institutional actors within the Democratic Party.
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And the nuclear option itself was last used in 2013 by then-Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV), out of annoyance that Republicans were filibustering President Obama's judicial nominees.
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Then again, it's difficult to know where the line between genuine annoyance and political calculation stands for a man who so willfully stirs the coals of class and racial resentment.
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The governor has responded with unsparing appraisals of what he has called tenement-like working conditions, and has waved off his critics with a familiar tone of annoyance and disdain.
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Trump's annoyance over the issue was exacerbated by reports -- aired extensively on Fox News -- of a "caravan" of Central Americans trekking from the Mexico-Honduras border to the United States.
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Socks that slip and slide turn into more than a minor annoyance when they start to affect your performance, whether you're hiking up a sharp incline or trudging through mud.
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Brushing off Republican talking points and Democratic flattery with equal flat annoyance, even friendly softballs were treated as reminders that she takes this much more seriously than most grown-ups.
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I developed more control for mild or medium levels of grumpiness, but when it came to four-alarm annoyance, I had little to no control (or didn't try hard enough).
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