The Emmys can be infuriating, but I almost rather they'd be infuriating instead of boring.
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But it's infuriating for the exact opposite reason that Antelope Canyon is infuriating: This place does not photograph well.
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The police shooting that took place in Dallas earlier this month is one of the most baffling and infuriating in a history of baffling and infuriating police shootings.
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Hot Comb (Drawn & Quarterly) is funny, infuriating, and gorgeous.
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They were afraid of infuriating his core voters by opposing him at the convention; instead, they are infuriating his core voters by keeping him at arm's length in the election's final stretch.
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The Amazon store was like a normal bookstore except for one infuriating detail The Amazon bookstore felt like a pretty normal bookstore except for one infuriating difference: The books don't have prices.
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Just imagine all that infuriating bvrrr and wrrr and weeeeer.
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Erdogan has branded such bans "fascist", infuriating the German government.
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What's more infuriating than Hillary Clinton wearing a $12,000 jacket?
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It rendered all their praise suspect: even compliments were infuriating.
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Brace yourself: This energy can be both enchanting and infuriating.
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It dramatically raises the probability of infuriating or tragic outcomes.
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This nothingness is almost as infuriating as the unrelenting pain.
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But there's one final joke that crystallizes this infuriating show.
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Those plans may backfire, however, by infuriating established cannabis businesses.
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Was their collective silence on the matter alluring or infuriating?
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Fowler's infuriating story sent the hashtag #DeleteUber back into rotation.
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The city's policy of favoring the rich is infuriating people.
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Wright is great, but the storytelling flirts with being infuriating.
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Again, we are wading through epic levels of infuriating bullshit.
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For President Trump, leaks are maddening and anonymity is infuriating.
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The details of their lawsuit are infuriating, if they're true.
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Iran's activities throughout the region are infuriating key Administration officials.
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On the other hand, so much about Lagos was infuriating.
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It was infuriating for her to listen to the condescension.
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Tolerance for rape is an old but freshly infuriating story.
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" On Twitter, pot activist Jodie Emery called the news "infuriating.
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It was dazzling at times, infuriating at others, sometimes both.
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Baseball's a funny game, by which I mean infuriating. 1.
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The allegation is continually raised, endlessly infuriating women's rights advocates.
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A recent report highlighted statistics many female artists found infuriating.
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Conspiracy theories are an infuriating plague on our media ecosystem.
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The stigma is also infuriating because it's so damn common.
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Sometimes reality truly is stranger and more infuriating than fiction.
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"The problems were infuriating, there is no excuse," Reeves said.
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The United States abstained from the resolution, infuriating Mr. Netanyahu.
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Unbelievable needs to be excruciating and infuriating but also watchable.
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He has a great mind, which is equally as infuriating.
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So why is this shooting apparently infuriating so many people?
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Frankly, it&aposs just infuriating to watch this happen.
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February 2013: North Korea sets off third nuclear test, infuriating China.
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But why does McNearny find her husband's pancake creations so infuriating?
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It's infuriating and nauseating to watch Helen regress after her revelation.
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This is probably the most infuriating thing I experience at work.
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HAVING bags go astray on a flight is rare but infuriating.
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And the truly infuriating thing is how completely predictable this was.
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It's infuriating to researchers to see their work distorted and overhyped.
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I just want to ... Honestly, it's infuriating on so many levels.
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That's infuriating, but that's not shocking, and it sure isn't news.
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Finding your way through an airport can be an infuriating task.
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But airlines damaging your luggage beyond repair can be absolutely infuriating.
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To wade through infuriating bureaucracy, with permitting and insurance and contractors.
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And that's infuriating airlines, airports, passengers, and our elected officials alike.
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From Ketchapp, Ballz is about as simple as it is infuriating.
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The ads themselves and the ways they were deployed are infuriating.
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Each season, Girls has churns out provocative, sometimes infuriating, story lines.
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The newly reunited dream team's quick fall from grace was infuriating.
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Ford's four hours of testimony were alternately moving, bizarre, and infuriating.
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What's more infuriating is CTA's defense of its all-male lineup.
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He repeatedly refused to discuss his conversations with Trump, infuriating Democrats.
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Bolton was not alone in infuriating Pyongyang by publicly referencing Libya.
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Other times, the responses can be frustrating and, even worse, infuriating.
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If nothing else, the latest measures have succeeded at infuriating commuters.
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There's nothing more infuriating than a driver preoccupied with their phone.
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It was infuriating and humiliating to have to deal with this.
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His story was, of course, upsetting, but it was also infuriating.
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"Abby's column was deeply infuriating and also revelatory," Ms. Kaur said.
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"It's infuriating," she said about the prospect of canceling her trip.
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The symptoms of this mindset — discrimination, abusive behavior, rape — are infuriating.
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The lack of respect for me and my marriage was infuriating.
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That fact alone — that we are all Americans — has become infuriating.
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"The labor situation has gone from tight to infuriating," Prater said.
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It's such an infuriating feeling, but you become used to it.
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He is sporadically interesting, often infuriating, but above all, pretty idiosyncratic.
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This is one of the most infuriating misconceptions about stuttering for me.
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The man's comment is so infuriating, Robin storms out of the restaurant.
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Dell does the same thing on the XPS 21 and it's infuriating.
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It is infuriating, and it is slowly chipping away at my sanity.
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It was all the more infuriating because the Pixelbook laptop was great.
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Even Bachelorette BFF Bekah Martinez finds all of this apparent subterfuge infuriating.
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Both the sentiment and the illegal use of Trainor's image are infuriating.
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In fact, they're frequently dumb, stupid, horribly infuriating, and hard to take.
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It's a hard pill to swallow and infuriating in its subtle cruelty.
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Negotiations would never be easy; the Iranians are infuriating to deal with.
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Touch controls on headphones: cool when they work, infuriating when they don't.
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The sassy Alexandrians were extra infuriating, though, because every main character—i.e.
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Throughout the year, the antagonistic briefings have ranged from absurd to infuriating.
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Word is arguably one of the least infuriating that I run into.
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It somehow manages to be both empowering and infuriating at equal turns.
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That threw the Facebook's iOS development programs into chaos, infuriating Facebook staff.
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Cuomo's approach is absolutely Clinton-esque, messy and just a tad infuriating.
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Hey, did you read that infuriating article in The New York Times?
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But boy, was it simultaneously satisfying and infuriating when Iceland did win.
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It's an infuriating UX choice and a waste of a useful feature.
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The results can be brilliant, amusing, infuriating or all of the above.
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The results can be brilliant or amusing or infuriating, or some combination.
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Ash Spencer and Ryan Kelly said the app for kids is "infuriating."
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It's magical and infuriating, especially when we're running late for swimming lessons.
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He was Rick Astley, the dorky guy in the infuriating internet prank.
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You ever see something mildly infuriating but manage to breeze past it?
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The very reasons that Instagram can be infuriating also lend it strength.
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For Sansa to be such a doormat to Arya's accusation is infuriating.
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Downloading large patches has proved similarly infuriating, especially on low-speed internet.
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Those around him often see it as infuriating — and reason to quit.
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"It's infuriating, and there's nothing you can do about it," he said.
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It offers fresh techniques for solving all sorts of infuriating baking puzzles.
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But for workers and companies, it could prove infuriating — and endlessly so.
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"And then it's infuriating, your mother's need for you," Lulu says, later.
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Whether you find it fascinating or infuriating, it's hard to look away.
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As a painter, Josh Smith can be an infuriating contradiction in terms.
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"It's infuriating because we can't do absolutely anything about it," he said.
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The FBI raided Cohen's office and home on April 9, infuriating Trump.
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Trying to get to the bottom of these questions can be infuriating.
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And sometimes it happened right in the midst of the infuriating logistics.
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The fact that he's the president is actually kind of infuriating, frankly.
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The DOJ has opposed the release of the document, reportedly infuriating Trump.
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Trump diverted several billion dollars in Pentagon funds last year, infuriating Democrats.
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No mother could be as infuriating and pitiable as Catherine O'Hara was.
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"Complex, infuriating systems have a much, much greater impact," Mr. Sargent said.
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It was messy, heartbreaking, and for many fans of the show, infuriating.
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La David Johnson shared an infuriating account of her conversation with Donald Trump.
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Because of the high demand, Congo has raised the cobalt tax, infuriating miners.
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Layoffs can be scary, sad, infuriating, and can sometimes feel like a betrayal.
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With the spread of cryptojacking, that infuriating scenario is happening to more people.
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Only 2016 could come up with a problem as infuriating as fake news.
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When numbers simply can't convey the costs, there's an infuriating paradox at play.
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Faulting me financially for having that burden is something I find so infuriating.
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Maliki also made political alliances with violent Shia militias, infuriating and terrifying Sunnis.
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On a film analysis level, I'm torn between finding this fascinating and infuriating.
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Amazon responded by introducing a one centime euro charge per delivery, infuriating authorities.
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The argument that asking for consent "ruins the mood" is infuriating to her.
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She's infuriating — a fact Girls is well aware of but indulges with fondness.
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One of Harding's ideas might be the most infuriating ending of all time.
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But the latest sneak peek at their show is actually pretty infuriating. Why?
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The single most infuriating object in the 2016 election is CNN's omnipresent clock.
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Sometimes when somebody knows you so well, it can be frustrating and infuriating.
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Is there anything in this world more infuriating than being stuck in traffic?
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Specifically, Suda51's signature self-referential humor went from delightful to pointedly infuriating.
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Read more ReadFacebook's response to that fiasco, as with this one, was infuriating.
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The latest infuriating image to sweep the Internet is this single red dot.
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" Critical response "An early front-runner for the most infuriating play of 1991.
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This is infuriating, since it's hard enough to even ask for a raise.
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The focus was on awards and the frustrating, infuriating homogeneity of American movies.
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This style has captivated casual hip-hop fans while infuriating the genre's diehards.
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The website published secret official information, infuriating the United States and other countries.
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It's infuriating, petty, and the American people deserve better from their elected officials.
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And yet somehow, all of his infuriating qualities occasionally result in something worthwhile.
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But "Olympia" broke these rules, shocking the salon-goers and infuriating art critics.
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Falk, at times infuriating in his emotional inhibition, is a particularly compelling creation.
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Seeing the president and his apologists share this idiocy is infuriating and hurtful.
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Black troops also had romantic relationships with German women, infuriating many white troops.
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The 22020 BAFTA nominations are out, and have landed with an infuriating thud.
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"The labor situation has gone from tight to infuriating," wrote said Prater, 40.
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Facebook refuses to fact-check political ads, and it's infuriating employees and lawmakers.
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In 2010, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, infuriating the Chinese government.
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And, yes: Delphi as Voldemort and Bellatrix's daughter is some real infuriating bullshit.
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And it's that simple fact that makes Rachel Dolezal infuriating for so many people.
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To anyone who believes environmental regulation is poison for profits, California must be infuriating.
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French lawmakers officially recognised the Armenian massacre as a genocide in 2001, infuriating Turkey.
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Melee and add Brawl's unique tripping feature to it, you get this infuriating result.
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Is there anything more infuriating than a cover letter addressed 'Dear Sirs' #everydaysexism pic.twitter.
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And it's infuriating, because this music should get more mainstream attention for being amazing.
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And, for an alarming number of heterosexual women, it's the infuriating reality of sex.
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It's infuriating that people never bring up all the gross, predatory things he's done.
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So, go ahead, voluntarily stare at those infuriating loaders in the full short below.
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Exchanges like this can be extremely infuriating for climate scientists to watch or read.
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"All I Want" is definitely infuriating in its ubiquitousness, but you unconsciously love it.
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The two magnetic fasteners on the underside of the Errant's top flap are infuriating.
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If you're on Strike's side too, it's deeply satisfying; if you're not, it's infuriating.
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The Fix: Suede is one of those infuriating fabrics that shows every last imperfection.
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I was getting emails even after I wasn't a member anymore, which was infuriating.
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This is already infuriating enough, since we know Emily isn't a criminal sexual predator.
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French lawmakers officially recognized the Armenian massacre as a genocide in 2001, infuriating Turkey.
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It is marketed very explicitly toward young girls, which makes this even more infuriating.
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It's experiences like these that make efforts to undermine the VA so profoundly infuriating.
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Or how about the No. 14 seed, the electric, infuriating Nick Kyrgios of Australia?
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It's infuriating, it's frustrating, and it's — rather dismally — all too common during heterosexual sex.
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Give this to Jeff Flake: When it comes to infuriating people, he's truly bipartisan.
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And the effects could also be infuriating: France remained an extraordinarily bureaucratic state, too.
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These statistics are so infuriating because we have the opportunity to eliminate these diseases.
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Her voice rising and quickening, she told me she found much of it infuriating.
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The rampant fires in the Brazilian Amazon are the latest heartbreaking, and infuriating, example.
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"The editing process was amazing and, at times, infuriating," Mr. Sam-La Rose said.
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I think any injustice really infuriates me, but something so blatant was very infuriating.
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His op-ed, published on The Wrap,is an infuriating example of media irresponsibility.
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Why is my infuriating crush still unable to shit or get off the pot?
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His op-ed, published on The Wrap, is an infuriating example of media irresponsibility.
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And there's something to be said for that beautifully messy and infuriating experience, too.
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What's most infuriating is that these risks were widely predicted by experts outside government.
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There are and will always be things to find infuriating about the European Union.
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The conversations have been surprising, mind-expanding, sometimes infuriating, sometimes inspiring, and never boring.
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The infuriating thing about fallacies is that they can be so easy to fix.
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While Zestimates can be amusing for some curious homeowners, they are infuriating for others.
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Almost as infuriating as what "Survivor" did, or didn't do, have been its rationalizations.
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Trump's latest transgression during a rally Tuesday in Mississippi was just another infuriating example.
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The move threw one of the largest GOP agenda items into limbo, infuriating conservatives.
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This makes gray areas where the rules are not easily and immediately understood infuriating.
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Like so much of his thinking, it's so self-centered and unaware and infuriating.
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Other big countries have infuriating investment curbs, both explicit and tacit, including India and France.
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For first-timers, Tian's sleight-of-hand illusion is as infuriating as it is entertaining.
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" Luke blinks a few times and lets out an infuriating, "I'm very confused right now.
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There's one place, however, where Essential really drops the ball and it's infuriating: the camera.
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Corruption investigations have jailed scores of powerful businessmen and politicians in recent years, infuriating voters.
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Instead it comes out of left field in a way that is just infuriating. 2.
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While we're supposed to be rooting for Lou to succeed, he instead seems increasingly infuriating.
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I've seen too many ads where the bra is obviously too small, and it's INFURIATING!
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That crawl to a more livable future, he admits, can be both infuriating and disheartening.
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They may be infuriating, but firsts also mean things are moving in the right direction.
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" She called the process, and the demeanor of authorities handling the case "infuriating" and "disgusting.
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The French firm had been dragging its feet in responding to the DOJ, infuriating prosecutors.
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That Rita helps June out of Gilead instead of helping herself is infuriating to me.
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As infuriating and inadmissible as Simmons' excuse may be, I know why he chose it.
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It was annoying and infuriating and all it did was keep us from being online.
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Last week prosecutors dropped all charges against Smollett, infuriating police and outgoing Mayor Rahm Emanuel.
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The incidents caused an infuriating number of trains to be delayed or canceled -- approximately 700.
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Mr. Franco is at his best when his character is at his most crassly infuriating.
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Spotty WiFi coverage can be absolutely infuriating — especially when it's happening in your own home.
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Price-surging is infuriating for consumers, but the actual theory of the case is… interesting.
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Pale limitations of each of these scenes are here, each one more infuriating than last.
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It's infuriating, but soon to be a thing of the past for Chromium-based browsers.
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We may be alive, but will we be an infuriating brake on progress and innovation?
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Knowing the backstory makes the cash she's raking in that much more infuriating, doesn't it?
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It's not an irredeemable failure, but it's infuriating because of what it could have been.
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And it is infuriating to watch our elected officials bicker, divide and betray their constituents.
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For Russia's government, the song was an infuriating breach of the contest's ban on politics.
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Some 20003,000 people have been detained, infuriating rights groups and some of Turkey's Western allies.
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Seeing friends who had become like family die in the line of duty is infuriating.
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What is particularly infuriating is that male and female tennis players play alongside one another.
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In some developments, prices have been slashed, infuriating those who bought in at higher prices.
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These vacuous appeals fly in the face of facts and are simultaneously laughable and infuriating.
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As horrifying and infuriating as that is, it also has serious consequences for all Americans.
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It's infuriating, and hard to ignore as a spate of "redemption stories" hit the papers.
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The situations they faced — often laughable, sometimes infuriating, always daunting — today seem hard to believe.
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Yagnow wasn't so lucky, and two years ago, hit the same infuriating wall others had.
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The tale argues for the whole messy, infuriating way New York occasionally stumbles toward progress.
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Manic Panic hair dye could be purchased in a wide range of parent-infuriating hues.
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Opinion And other amazing and infuriating things I learned talking to readers on the phone.
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And unlike all those infuriating stereotypes, this is an industry of educated and informed individuals.
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The shameful, infuriating actions of the Senate Republicans won't be ignored in the history books.
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An infuriating read that will make you see the world in a whole new light.
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It's all controlled by a touchpad that's infuriating to operate, even for tech-savvy users.
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From there, it blew up as a fun visual gag that was infuriating and odd.
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In August, El Salvador announced it would be recognizing Beijing, infuriating the government in Taipei.
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These conversations might get messy, uncomfortable, emotional and downright infuriating, but have them we must.
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Your husband's arrogance is infuriating, and making an enemy out of me is a mistake.
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Depending on one's perspective, it is either infuriating or inspiring, but either way it works.
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This scheme for managing lottery winnings struck some people as enviable and others as infuriating.
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A long, deliberate, slow-burning satire, Graduation is both infuriating and pessimistic, but always intriguing.
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This was something of a happier ending for Lorena, and yet it's still infuriating and heartbreaking.
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A technical problem on the ASX in September closed the bourse for several hours, infuriating traders.
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When it comes to Nick and Jess, New Girl has been an infuriating and exhilarating ride.
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But with a largely hostile crowd awaiting him, he abruptly cancelled, infuriating organizers and attendees alike.
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This is infuriating, so let's just put it all in one place:There, saved you sixteen clicks.
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That is, until Cookie texts Lucious, infuriating Scott who threatens to write a story about Cookie.
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But as one man found out, the truth can be incredibly infuriating — and tinged with discrimination.
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And for people to get sidetracked by yet another one of his Twitter feuds is infuriating.
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Even without a host, the 2019 Oscars managed to be simultaneously entertaining, infuriating, insipid, and bizarre.
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Talking about money can be awkward, but it can be downright infuriating when you're a woman.
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It's still unacceptable and infuriating, but she seemed sure in herself that this is Amtrak policy.
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This all sounds infuriating because it's so obvious what these two goons are trying to do.
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For this reason the President is always a controversial choice, always an infuriating but fascinating character.
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The administration told Congress that missile-related sanctions were coming, then held back, infuriating many lawmakers.
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On April 10th Paris blocked an EU statement urging him to stop, infuriating its European allies.
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Beyond the infuriating gender disparity, the study also suggests psychopaths just aren't that great for business.
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Nerds do not always start the movie with the audience's sympathy; their infuriating parts are showing.
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It's unusual to read something that's equal parts infuriating and invigorating, but not at all exhausting.
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"As infuriating a president as Trump is, he would be an even worse Moses," Oliver said.
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It's infuriating to think her mother was alive this long and that their paths never crossed.
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America also slapped duties on steel imports from Europe, Canada, Mexico and elsewhere, infuriating its allies.
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And I much prefer it to Samsung's infuriating Bixby button, which I constantly press by accident.
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As infuriating as it is when things go wrong on your trip: try to stay calm.
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Most infuriating are stories of those who've sought treatment in the understaffed federal Veterans Affairs system.
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" He said that he has come to realize that his behavior was "hurtful, degrading, and infuriating.
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The committee is also delaying its March 28 hearing, a decision infuriating Democrats on the committee.
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It's from this assumption that the most popular, and most infuriating, justification for dress codes arises.
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Panettone dough is wildly sensitive, demanding and occasionally infuriating, following its own unique logic and schedule.
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The legal system was also the venue for infuriating and embarrassing battles with his former wives.
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So far, the team's play on the field has been both exciting and, at times, infuriating.
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More infuriating, for Maryland, has to be that the committee telegraphed this slight throughout the season.
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But now, 25 years later, that freedom I once wanted so badly for myself was infuriating.
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"It was infuriating to find our involvement had been erased," Ai said on Deutsche Welle television.
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That's why it was so infuriating to see the Senate Democratic leadership sell the Dreamers out.
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All of these observations are at different points hilarious or infuriating, abundantly silly or deadly serious.
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One extremely infuriating thing that had nothing to do with anybody winning or losing, except America.
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This is why people find Black Panther infuriating — it has nothing to do with the content.
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"Real Magic" is an alternately infuriating, exciting, dreadful, boring, imaginative rendering of playing and being played.
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"The allegations of photos taken of myself are very troubling and infuriating if true," she said.
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Anyone who has ever been anywhere in public knows how rude and infuriating this can be.
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Whenever something infuriating is on our minds, Arthur's little balled-up fist just says it all.
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Sure, there's always been something a little infuriating about the plastic perfection that surrounds Taylor Swift.
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That Was a Truly Infuriating Episode of The Walking DeadImage: Gene Page (AMC)Lessons are immediately forgotten.
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His appearance gets even more infuriating after he reveals Logan is engaged to a girl named Odette.
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The amount of lag from when I initiate a gesture to when the system reacts is infuriating.
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It's infuriating, and it's a situation that Razer's $99 Hammerhead True Wireless earbuds aim to take on.
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No one seated around her even cares that she's "reading" The New Yorker, which is just infuriating.
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Geralt's trusty steed was one of the more charming and more infuriating aspects of The Witcher 3.
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But music directing too had its infuriating sides: politicking and socialising, ladies' committees, truculent boards, shop stewards.
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It was incredibly demoralizing and infuriating — especially after years of people telling me I was being overdramatic.
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The Greta Gerwig-directed hit has officially dropped to 99%, and the reason why is pretty infuriating.
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For example, it was infuriating when the headphones would disconnect from my device after five idle minutes.
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This is infuriating in some ways, but it's also hard not to admire just a little bit.
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"This is infuriating if true," a former US intelligence officer told CNN about the Washington Post's report.
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To a person of color who loves movies as much as I do, those statistics are infuriating.
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He took aim at Ma Bell during a segment on "infuriating" bag charges imposed by the airlines.
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Most prom dress-related news is pretty infuriating — think absurd dress codes, like this, this, and this.
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Watching the election poll results for the 2016 election is infuriating — regardless of whom you voted for.
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Even when infuriating to those he took to task, his gift at turning a phrase was undeniable.
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The United States abstained from the vote, infuriating the Israeli government, which had called for a veto.
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This only makes golf's striking ambivalence about the merits of joining the games all the more infuriating.
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She's picked up and discarded men in the name of getting laid between infuriating closed-door meetings.
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Earlier this month, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp also signed a similarly infuriating heartbeat bill to restrict abortion.
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On Sunday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called General Golan's speech "infuriating," while opposition leaders support the generals.
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The ban, imposed by the Food and Drug Administration, remains in place, infuriating some gay rights activists.
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So, noting bad service at the reception (while infuriating) is pretty low on your note-writing agenda.
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For the many Colombians who are ashamed to be associated with Escobar's memory, Popeye's brazenness is infuriating.
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Toronto. Surely even more infuriating to Trump, she's the only woman hosting a late-night satire show.
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This is How Bout No, where we channel our rage about infuriating developments in health and healthcare.
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It's been infuriating b/c when you "WIN" you can't cash out until you have $20 minimum.
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Even though she later rowed back, her comments reawakened fears over Italy's public finances, infuriating Italian politicians.
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Infuriating as this latest maneuver is, Democratic fecklessness on the subject of climate change is nothing new.
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Women deferring to men about most things is infuriating enough, but about their most intimate body parts?
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The new administration has backed the baker, infuriating groups that support gay, lesbian, transgender and bisexual rights.
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The Justice Department lawyers have sometimes sat alongside the kingdom's lawyers at such hearings, infuriating the families.
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The U.S. military has been conducting freedom of navigation operations to ensure it remains open, infuriating China.
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"This is so unnecessary," Ms. Haley wrote on Twitter in August, infuriating the president, according to aides.
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Hardly. Roxanne Jones: His warnings about immigrant "caravans" and self-praise for criminal justice reform were infuriating.
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Rousing and infuriating, cerebral and vulgar, the original event marked a flash point in second-wave feminism.
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It's an infuriating predicament, even for a President who fosters and thrives on a culture of chaos.
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The questions that have featured in this season of Democratic debates have alternated between infuriating and disappointing.
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His past actions are so hypocritical when compared to his current public persona, and it is infuriating.
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" But, she says that what she finds even more infuriating is that these shootings "just keep happening.
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Sprague found the sixteen-year-old's success infuriating, and he published a thunderous indictment of teen pop.
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He was brilliant, and he was also infuriating; his pugilistic politics did not always serve his cause.
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Even many of the "closed" cases were resolved with ridiculous, often infuriating explanations, sometimes by Hynek himself.
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That he did not appear to care only made the Andrea Bargnani Experience more infuriating to fans.
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It's infuriating to watch, especially when it happens repeatedly, like never-ending clockwork, for a decade of television.
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A closer look at some of the candidates' voting records on sex worker rights proves even more infuriating.
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If having to deal with any kind of heckler is embarrassing and infuriating, this particular jibe wasn't subtle.
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This was either the most infuriating shortcut ever or the best shortcut ever, depending on who you asked.
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If something scary or infuriating happens with your Uber, sending an email to support doesn't always cut it.
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But equally infuriating is the progressive left's pretending that elements of the antifa brigade are not violent anarchists.
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"When are you having kids?" is a common question directed at women — and an infuriating one at that.
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Just like all the other months meant to celebrate marginalized groups, Pride month feels simultaneously exciting and infuriating.
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Anyone who wears a collared shirt regularly knows how infuriating it can be to spot a surprise crease.
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For a candidate and a campaign that prided itself on its $27 donors, it had to be infuriating.
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The government dipped into the national pension fund to cover some of the costs of Expo, infuriating many.
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" Actress Mandy Moore tweeted her sympathies writing, "The unending heartbreak on the news is just beyond devastating & infuriating.
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This is particularly infuriating, because Puerto Rico is an ideal place to roll out widespread, decentralized solar energy.
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The cost was so high that Beijing ended up taking possession of the strategic facility, infuriating Sri Lankans.
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Tracer: Nothing is more infuriating for a slow-firing Hanzo than a buzzing Tracer that won't sit still.
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White women have alienated our sisters of color with myopic Twitter "boycotts" and an infuriating disregard for intersectionality.
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First, will China ever break decisively with North Korea, its infuriating neighbour but valued buffer against the world?
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But for some reason it's coming up near the top of my Google searches, which is really infuriating.
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Along with this, all of shots now have perfect accuracy and won't have any infuriating spread, however minimal.
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The truth is, Turkey needs the West and the West needs Turkey, no matter how infuriating its leader.
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Like many others, I find the bigotry behind the Republican front-runner's most controversial views infuriating and frightening.
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After infuriating starts, Lackey said, he has had to tip the clubhouse assistants for damaging tables and chairs.
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Password manager phone apps are particularly convenient because typing long, complex passwords on tiny keyboards can be infuriating.
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This time it's about a specific niche of terrible offside reviews: Those infuriating "skate in the air" calls.
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But they were apparently incapable of being more specific than that, infuriating many of the senators who attended.
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Kelly's book is a lot more fun to read, if occasionally infuriating, but Looser's is much more convincing.
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To the female cross-country runners at the New Jersey school, the decision was infuriating but not surprising.
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How many of you take the Dufferin bus on the regular and how infuriating do you find it?
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"It was semi-infuriating, [but] on the other hand it was kind of a backhanded compliment," Alex said.
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And when numbers simply can't convey the costs of a humanitarian crisis, there's an infuriating paradox at play.
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So, for some, it was infuriating that customers would leave the house when they did not need to.
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I can think of a several things that are far more infuriating, and I'm sure you can, too.
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Its portrait of one, Jonathan Buttram, who was blackballed for helping Spurlock investigate, is both poignant and infuriating.
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Mueller's probe has so far ensnared a number of Trump's presidential campaign aides, infuriating Trump in the process.
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He had promised to stand aside in the event of a formal judicial inquiry, but reneged, infuriating people.
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Washington (CNN)It's a statement that's as predictable as it is infuriating: President Donald Trump's administration lacks diversity.
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It's an installment involving queer love, a nearly infuriating woman, and very cute dogs — aka a complete delight.
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It's an absurd and infuriating situation, and its toleration is at the core of America's current political unraveling.
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As mayor of Newark, New Jersey, Booker oversaw a massive overhaul of the city's schools, infuriating teachers unions.
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North Korea's No. 2 ambassador to the United Kingdom also defected to South Korea last week, infuriating Pyongyang.
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The introduction displays everything that will be entertaining, harrowing and sometimes infuriating about the rest of the book.
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In 2015, the longtime secretary of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, Geir Lundestad, did just that, infuriating the committee.
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It is infuriating to think that they wouldn't, and irresponsible to even propose letting them off the hook.
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But perhaps the most infuriating thing is the possibility of getting bumped from your flight due to overbooking.
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Essentially, Kim talking about high school is the most infuriating thing ever if you didn't yourself love high school.
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He's also chewing some Nicorette it looks like, in Cuba of all places, which is probably infuriating someone somewhere.
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It's the same icky, infuriating story of sexual assault Americans have heard countless times over the past few weeks.
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The handling of many vehicles can be very frustrating at times, and the way collisions work is sometimes infuriating.
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It was infuriating proof that it will take more than one election to change the corrupt culture of Washington.
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But then things quickly went from being a fun little nostalgia trip to an infuriating sucker punch from 260.
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Oddly specific prediction: Hampus Lindholm has a breakout year, infuriating the analytics guys who insist he's already had several.
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Somehow that was judged to abide by Eurovision's ban on politics, but it succeeded in infuriating third-placed Russia.
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She is at her most thrilling — and to some, her most infuriating — when she presses a line of attack.
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All of the interviewees give insightful, heartbreaking, sometimes infuriating testimony over compelling (and often gorgeous, if disturbing) archival footage.
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"I must confess, it is infuriating beyond words," Mr. Newsom said Thursday at a news conference in Los Angeles.
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Others feel overproduced or corny or troll-y; some have singsong backup vocals and xylophone, which is borderline infuriating.
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Instead, Trump is lingering on the findings and hoping his supporters find them just as infuriating as he does.
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It's particularly infuriating watching the Malolos laze around while Michael digs under every rock and scrambles in the underbrush.
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Sandler's work as an overlooked son and affectionate father in The Meyerowitz Stories is so good, it's almost infuriating.
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What was most infuriating for me was Marissa's answer to Shannon's question about why she should win over Ross.
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Trump builds even more grassroots support every day while infuriating those who possess deep rooted hatred for the president.
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And Bannon seems set to fully cooperate with Mueller's probe after infuriating the House Intelligence Committee with his reticence.
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The Faith and the Crown are one now, a fact that Jaime, now stripped of his title, finds infuriating.
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Facebook has condemned you to a life-long infuriating guessing game, the outcome of which will never be known.
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While these examples are infuriating and burdensom e-- they're mostly frustrating inconveniences, possible to circumvent if you really try.
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If the infuriating redundancy of Red Dead Redemption 23's story is supposed to prove a point, it doesn't.
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In case you missed it, there are a lot of depressing, infuriating things happening in the world right now.
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It&aposs a heartbreaker and infuriating out of New Mexico involving a child abduction ring and radical Muslim extremists.
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This is both an indisputable fact and a handy metaphor for life's turbulent, infuriating, and often unpleasant tonal shifts.
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It's just a reflection of a culture that decided this is the way to go, and that's so infuriating.
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One of the most infuriating aspects of Rory's character is her inability to recognize just how privileged she is.
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It would be infuriating if I didn't feel so lucky to be alive at the same time as him.
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Powerful, infuriating and at times overwhelming, Ava DuVernay's documentary "13TH" will get your blood boiling and tear ducts leaking.
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The Thread RE: NICK KYRGIOS Michael Steinberger profiled the most electric, infuriating and entertaining tennis player since John McEnroe.
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While infuriating — read terrifying — Tehran, the Iran Sanctions Act (ISA) extended Congressional prohibitions against the mullahs for another decade.
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"The details of this are quite frankly heartbreaking, disturbing, disgusting and infuriating all at the same time," Salazar said.
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They're mad because Trump is president, he keeps being president despite being a petulant, corrupt child, and that's infuriating.
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Nixon then named Solicitor General Robert Bork his attorney general, and Bork fired the prosecutor, Archibald Cox — infuriating Congress.
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Why this brilliant, infuriating and essential infrastructure is not thriving will be explored in upcoming About New York columns.
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To the Editor: It is infuriating to hear about yet another terrorist attack claiming the lives of innocent people.
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Learned the Hard Way Steve Almond: You're dealing with two forms of betrayal here, Learned, both painful and infuriating.
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Even so, private analysts see the 25G attacks as reaching perhaps millions of online viewers — terrifying some, infuriating others.
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The infuriating need to thumb-press X to exit out of an interstitial ad has become the mobile norm.
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Facing a humiliating defeat, she delayed the vote on Monday, disrupting the process and infuriating members of Parliament. Mrs.
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"The Habit of Being" collects Flannery O'Connor's wise, biting, sometimes infuriating letters, all written in her remarkably certain voice.
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Mr. Flynn's decision to turn state's evidence must be not only deeply worrisome but also infuriating for Mr. Trump.
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"To be put in the same category with [Bon Jovi, who has a rosé brand] is infuriating," he says.
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"It can be infuriating," said Dahbura, who also leads a research group in baseball analytics at Johns Hopkins University.
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However infuriating and dangerous American policy makers find him, they will ultimately find the alternative — chaos in Turkey — scarier.
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The installments range from an infuriating look at payday lending to an offbeat story about Canadian maple syrup cartels.
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But instead of making Maia a more interesting character, this tactic only reveals her to be an infuriating one.
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" He told "Ford v Ferrari" star Christian Bale that he never turns in a bad performance and "it's infuriating.
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A melting block of sculpted ice stood in for a missing prime minister at a televised debate, infuriating Conservatives.
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But the rights council voted both to renew the investigation and to send the experts, infuriating the Bujumbura government.
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Two days later, McCain gave the bill a "thumbs down," handing Democrats a victory and infuriating White House aides.
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In one scene in the first season, a grocery store cashier refuses to pay attention to Grace, infuriating her.
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"Infuriating lack of diversity in the acting noms," he told Variety following the nominations his own committee decided on.
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The results of the disinformation campaign waged by Exxon and other fossil fuel companies have been infuriating and tragic.
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They made him one of the decade's first bona fide art stars, while either enchanting or infuriating the critics.
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Both Potter and Berkowitz see the incident of the Access Hollywood tape, while painful and infuriating, as genuinely historic.
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Breaking with the international consensus, Trump in 2017 recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital, infuriating the Palestinians and other Arabs.
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Pretty Little Liars' series finale is a microcosm of everything that made the show charming and likable and infuriating.
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To the Editor: David Brody's wildly apologetic defense of (white) evangelical support for President Trump is unconvincing and infuriating.
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Today she is actually several Barbies, a gang of dolls more diverse and less infuriating in terms of body proportions.
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Remington is also entitled to continue claiming that the guns are safe, which is infuriating to people like Richard Barber.
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The kits, complete with lipliner and matching liquid lipstick, sold out within minutes, crashing Jenner's site and infuriating interested buyers.
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The cuts are particularly infuriating considering how much New Yorkers pay to keep Trump and family safe in Trump Tower.
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INGRAHAM: The comparison is embarrassing, the comparison is insulting, it&aposs so ridiculous on so many levels, it&aposs infuriating.
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This one is just as heart-breaking as it is infuriating, and it might make you never fly United again.
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There's nothing more infuriating than receiving orders from someone who has no idea what is involved in completing the task.
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Naturally, this makes him unable to say the word "croissant" without a French accent – and subsequently infuriating Andre (Anthony Anderson).
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Girls who talk too much, act too loudly, who can be infuriating, can be the stuff of film stardom, too.
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The Walking Dead still isn't playing fair, but at least it's doing it in an enjoyable rather than infuriating way.
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He wrote, programmed, illustrated, and scored the game entirely on his own, which is as impressive as it is infuriating.
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Visitors will leave marvelling at—and, in some cases, maybe despairing of—entrancing, infuriating, perilous, comforting, sinful, sacred, seductive Italy.
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Robocalls have become so infuriating that the Federal Trade Commission received over 375,23 complaints about them every month last year.
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I'm sure it'll be infuriating to lose against her, just like it is annoying to fight against the adorable villager.
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There's something even more infuriating about losing when the person who beats you does it as a dinosaur wearing shoes.
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I want to pull back the curtain on an experience that was exhilarating, joyful, humbling, infuriating, and just plain baffling.
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Ford said Trump's criticism was "infuriating" and "frustrating" because of the company's extensive investments and employment in the United States.
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Moreover, out of all the modern gadgets with glossy screens, the reflections you get off the Switch's screen are infuriating.
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What's infuriating about Trump's tweets is that the U.S. was incredibly to finally lifting the military ban for trans people.
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Last season The Walking Dead left audiences hanging with one of the most infuriating cliffhangers the show has ever attempted.
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That must be infuriating to the president who stakes his credibility on keeping the promises made about major policy objectives.
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"I've been angry about WW in the past, but it's infuriating that they're profiting off of children's insecurity," Spencer said.
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In one fell swoop, the AfD will gain the respectability of an established party, which is infuriating Berlin's political elite.
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The seizures gradually began to look like stunts, but they had the effect of consuming resources and infuriating the Argentines.
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Shoshy also got the scoop on bursting balls of goop that are infuriating workers at stores including Target and Walmart.
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It's probably an exaggeration – but it must be infuriating for Trump in particular, and may become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Equally infuriating to the unions, the law defines more precisely when a company can invoke "economic" reasons to justify layoffs.
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The evasion of justice within academia is all the more infuriating because the course of sexual harassment is so predictable.
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Sharkwater: Extinction Amazing, majestic, infuriating, beautiful, sad—these reactions were all part of the experience I had watching Sharkwater: Extinction.
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But to me, it feels like they're saying I eat like a pig, which I find both embarrassing and infuriating.
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Women studying to be ministers or rabbis share wrenching #MeToo tales of sexual abuse and of infuriating gender pay gaps.
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It ended up my daughter's prize, infuriating one of the girls who told the rest not to play with her.
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It was infuriating to watch the Republicans play to win as the Democrats halfheartedly tried to get at the truth.
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And Infuriating' [The Washington Post] But a mini-series this divisive was never going to please everyone with its resolution.
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The Thomas hearings riveted the nation, infuriating women across the country and spurring hundreds of them to run for office.
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The only thing more infuriating than leaving something important at home is realizing that you've left your garage door open.
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But I find it infuriating to see some evangelicals now downplaying child molestation or our president's boasts of sexual assault.
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The blend is alternately stimulating and bewildering, revelatory and infuriating: yet another symptom of the museum's limited curatorial mind-set.
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It's heartbreaking and infuriating when Darrel takes his new confidence and uses it in the service of selfish, seductive deceit.
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Overuse of voice notes is not only infuriating for the receiver, but also saturates the power of its unique intimacy.
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This cumulative attack on women's ability to control their reproductive lives would be infuriating no matter who presided over it.
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Was Lewandowski's snit before Nadler & Company really any more reprehensible and infuriating than the worst from Trumplandia the week before?
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The details of Wells Fargo's executive compensation are infuriating to some shareholder activists, who have been calling for major reforms.
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But on Thursday, Mr. Trump's press secretary, Sean Spicer, repeated the claim from the White House podium, infuriating British officials.
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Democrats prepared their own memo to counter Nunes' but the Republicans on the committee blocked its release, further infuriating Democrats.
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How infuriating to see those who burned effigies of Darwin, knowing what we know now (and even more infuriating when we consider the ongoing resistance of the theory of evolution, and climate change, and science in general), but she invites us to challenge that fury, too — to consider the spectrum of fear of change.
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It was exhausting during the campaign, and it was infuriating, and also just tiring having to stand up for basic facts.
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It was infuriating TV — conceptually and thematically interesting, but never as gripping on a character level as it needed to be.
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"It's both impressive and infuriating as to the margins that accounting / consulting firms make on their front line staff," he said.
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Others, including those who didn't have a Facebook account (or those who perhaps rightly didn't trust Facebook) found the practice infuriating.
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It's infuriating that Euron has such a heavy hand in Cersei's machinations, considering he only properly entered the game last season.
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"It's uncomfortable and awkward and infuriating and it hurts your brain, but with that pain can come growth and real change."
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" — Redditor MrsSwimmer'Leg tapping … it's infuriating' "We have connected tables/spacers, and I've even separated the desks, but I'm still constantly vibrating.
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Most infuriating of all is that despite all of that, A Cure for Wellness does manage to actually stick its landing.
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Few Republicans, even, dared to mock or question Ford directly, with the infuriating exception of the president of the United States.
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It's quietly infuriating to Villa, who has been with Sea Shepherd for more than 10 years, on campaigns around the world.
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Surrogates said infuriating things on TV. In this case, I think this Donald Trump GIF truly speaks for all of us.
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It wasn't the most elegant system on earth, and it could be infuriating at times, but it was something at least.
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Their stories are heartbreaking and infuriating, serving as an urgent reminder that we need to address rape culture in our society.
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But at the last minute — literally, Kim was sitting on the plane waiting — Kourtney called and backed out, infuriating her sister.
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The most infuriating moment of this storyline is watching a squadron of white police officers ignore her and listen to Noah.
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For economists, though, Christmas is mostly a spike in economic activity, an outlier that results in an infuriating amount of waste.
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But if you find yourself unwittingly embroiled in a fling with a Tinder tourist, it can be nothing short of infuriating.
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It's an infuriating situation, and a terribly difficult one for the women to navigate while still trying to keep their jobs.
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Open-ended "writs of assistance" gave authorities licence to search anything they liked, infuriating the colonists and inspiring the Fourth Amendment.
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This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease... This is contradictory to their ad and infuriating.
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The national leadership has intervened, sometimes clumsily, on behalf of the candidates it thinks most likely to win, infuriating some activists.
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The second season of Westworld wrapped up last weekend, and I still find the show as infuriating and fascinating as ever.
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You've got a crap quest log, a sometimes infuriating inventory system, unintentionally hilarious voice acting, and an inexplicable soulmate-choosing system.
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The process — "process" — behind the announcement of Trump's ban on transgender military service is a surreal and infuriating case in point.
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What is most infuriating is that there is no reason for anyone to be involuntarily bumped from an airline flight -- ever.
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Every infuriating decision that Collins makes stems from an unshakeable optimism, a hope that what didn't work yesterday might work today.
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In this desolate and often infuriating time, when so much seems broken and intractably grim, these paintings matter all the more.
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Under the Obama administration, the U.S. military conducted a few freedom-of-navigation operations to ensure it remains open, infuriating China.
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In today's edition of "horrifying attacks on reproductive rights," an infuriating new law will go into effect on January 1, 2018.
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They're struggling in areas that they've never had problems with, and it's infuriating because there's nothing to do to help them.
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"The details of the case are quite frankly heartbreaking, disturbing, disgusting and infuriating, all at the same time," Salazar said then.
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As a teenager with no knowledge of what was to come, Maggy's cryptic statements detailing Cersei's demise must have been infuriating.
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These beliefs appear to be influencing his interactions with the men of color on the show and it's infuriating to watch.
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Soon, she develops feelings for her boss, which she finds infuriating, and tries to ignore for as long as she can.
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Trump slapped steep tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from the European Union, Canada, and Mexico, infuriating the longtime U.S. allies.
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Here's a rundown on how some of 276's most infuriating let-downs could be spotted from miles (and franchises) away.
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The US could not stay forever, or allow the Kurds to create a permanent homeland in Northern Syria, without infuriating Turkey.
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If that wasn't infuriating enough, Blanco said the officer threatened to send him to jail if he continued to ask questions.
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It's a combination of adorable and infuriating how Zoe Kravtiz can pull off a winter look so effortlessly in the Summertime.
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They do not plan to hold any hearings on the legislation, infuriating Democrats, who were frozen out of the drafting process.
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I like her measured, even skeptical embrace of the holiday, and the messy and sometimes infuriating country for which it stands.
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Here's why: There's no way to make an accounting of that infuriating list without seeing also that progress has been made.
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They perform an annual ritual — charming and infuriating, lavish and tedious — devoted to conjuring up a fantasy of continuity and consensus.
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I look at my daughters, my confident, cranky, infuriating, hilarious girls, and all I can think is, Has anyone tried anything?
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The relentlessly chaotic, infuriating, mind-melting backdrop of the present moment makes it stressful just to wake up in the morning.
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Italy can be infuriating — its politics, its bureaucracy, the slow pace of change, the occasional "furbo" (trickster) getting in the way.
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It is infuriating to watch as people pay "line sitters" to reserve seats in cases impacting the lives of all Americans.
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Our new series Tech Etiquette is about calling people out the weird, quirky, and sometimes infuriating things humans do with technology.
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At first, Lloyd finds the process, and Rogers himself, infuriating — and deeply discombobulating, especially amid the wreckage of his own family.
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It was infuriating to depend on less qualified people whose names are credited with work that I could have done solo.
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Second, you&aposre done with the device&aposs infuriating glitches and lag and you just want a new device that works.
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MLB pitcherAge: 31How he dominated the decade: No player in baseball was more consistently infuriating to his opposition than Clayton Kershaw.
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Good news for iPhone users fed up with infuriating battery-shutdown woes: There might just be a solution to your problem.
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As it would turn out, this was an understatement — one that the Washington Post explores today in exceptional, often infuriating, detail.
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It's infuriating, made even more so by the fact that the judge of all people seems to agree with Turner's father.
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McConnell said this month that he is coordinating with Trump and the White House counsel on the impeachment procedures, infuriating Democrats.
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Meanwhile, in Nevada, it's costing nothing for people making the same amount of money to live the next state over. Infuriating?
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A new donation platform helps people turn a moment of rage into charitable giving, simply by replying to an infuriating tweet.
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This part of the play was infuriating to watch, because I kept rooting for the white characters to be self-aware.
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He founded the company to make IT simple instead of infuriating, believing it should be the easiest part of anyone's day.
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In 2012, it began holding annual "16+13" summits with eastern and southern European states to discuss investment opportunities, infuriating Brussels.
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Both films are frequently infuriating, and Elle, in particular, seems designed to piss off everybody who watches it at least once.
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Being an Uber driver at 2 AM must be infuriating enough without having to listen to terrible music chosen by idiot strangers.
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Folks wanting app solutions to life problems may find this infuriating, but the solution to overtasked eyes probably involves something called moderation.
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But you'll never find an opinion that can be both totally meaningless, and absolutely infuriating like you can in the sports world.
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Oh, and let's not forget about that infuriating water droplet sound that Samsung made its signature with the Galaxy S III launch.
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That was so tantalizing and also so infuriating because the vast majority of human cell studies are still done on male cells.
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I was further confused when we visited the USUHS campus and sat through a truly infuriating presentation about the local Spouses Club.
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" "The most infuriating thing about the craziness on the other side," she added, "is it's keeping us from talking about important stuff.
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Because the only thing more infuriating than an annoying ad is being followed around by it across seemingly every video I watch.
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And, because these upsetting realities exist alongside the contrasting 'fatherhood bonus,' for many women, they are as infuriating as they are incapacitating.
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Protesters threw eggs at the emblem of the People's Republic of China, and covered the building with graffiti, infuriating the Beijing government.
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We figure out how to fight back, and do good in this infuriating world that constantly wants to bend toward the bad.
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It's infuriating, but unfortunately not surprising, that women of color have historically faced significant challenges in pursuing careers in science and medicine.
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And yet, most of us are still stuck with the same infuriating video conferencing tools that make people want to give up.
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Ghahraman has called for hate speech to be monitored, infuriating opponents, some of whom have accused her of trying to curb freedom.
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Saudi Arabia, a conservative Sunni kingdom, executed a prominent Shi'ite cleric this month, infuriating Shi'ites around the region and arch foe Iran.
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Its positioning can block out significant parts of the actress' body, which would likely be infuriating for people paying $8 per minute.
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Welcome to How Bout No, where we channel our rage about the latest infuriating developments and questionable comments on health and healthcare.
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In short, between good child care and infuriating male chauvinism, French working women have both the best and the worst of it.
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Yet all this appears to be doing nothing to change Mr Kim's behaviour for the better, and may simply be infuriating him.
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The latest celebrity parent to attract unwarranted criticism is Rachel Zoe, whose recent Instagram had countless commenters sharing their (infuriating) two cents.
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"It has not worked, and it never will work!" he declared, infuriating rural lawmakers, who consider wild pigs a nearly existential menace.
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However, Trump has continued chipping away at the ACA through a series of executive and administrative actions, infuriating defenders of the law.
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"I get pleasure — I don't think it's perverse pleasure, but good, honest, wholesome pleasure — by infuriating these Trump trolls," Weiner told me.
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Well, scientists at the University of Cambridge have finally figured out what's causing what is almost certainly the world's most infuriating sound.
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This was an infuriating experience for me; I had always worked extremely hard, held multiple jobs and got good grades in school.
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And the film's legacy persisted, infuriating a young Spike Lee when it was presented at NYU's film school without any historical context.
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An endless, infuriating tapping echoes around the ancient brickwork—somewhere beneath me, a blacksmith is pounding hammer against anvil, over and over.
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Gemma recently shared one of the most infuriating incidents involving an overly-aggressive fan eager to take a selfie with her brother.
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President Trump ordered a missile strike on the Syrian airfield where the Americans said the attack had originated, infuriating Russia and Syria.
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Hourigan: The game itself, at its core, is a pretty fun game, it's just made infuriating when these Star Cards are used.
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The DNC approval process has been painstakingly slow, infuriating some Iowa Democrats who believe the national party is dragging its feet deliberately.
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The issue was skating on the edges of an infuriating male habit to control what women say and do, some commenters said.
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It's so infuriating when I'm flirting with a guy, and, out of nowhere, he just makes a joke about my skin color.
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The owners changed that policy in May, infuriating the players, including many who did not protest during the national anthem last season.
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Regina worries about Madeline, which is understandable — she alludes to her daughter's time "in the psych ward" — and also, to Madeline, infuriating.
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But ending the week laughing at Mr. Glover's sendup of Mr. West hasn't made watching him unravel any less infuriating or heartbreaking.
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Sonic's supporting cast is similarly beloved in its own right, even as it has continued to expand at a sometimes infuriating rate.
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Trump's 32-year old senior policy advisor is getting his 15 minutes of infamy, infuriating some Republicans nearly as much as Democrats.
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Yet several of his top diplomats have gone to Congress to pull back the curtains on Mr. Trump's efforts, infuriating the president.
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Edenbridge Bonfire Society Chairman Bill Cummings said "the infuriating" Bercow had been chosen to be the town's 11-metre high celebrity guy.
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Michelangelo was full of infuriating tourists; Hockney had attracted children and strange elderly people, each with a smile glowing on their face.
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But now that one of those nightmare scenarios was playing out in reality, the feeling, for Oh, was both infuriating and surreal.
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He would tell me of the infuriating ordeal of extricating his talented black students from arbitrary arrest by some dumb Afrikaner cop.
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But his election risks infuriating progressives, many of whom wanted to see Ellison, an early supporter of Sanders, installed atop the DNC.
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As committee chairman, Schiff kept a tight grip on the gavel, infuriating Republicans who allege he hasn't been conducting a fair process.
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The spectacle of utter futility was if anything more infuriating than the impasse on how to stem the rash of mass shootings.
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"It's infuriating to see the choices that they have made, especially in years since I left the firm," Buttigieg said in October.
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Western governments, including France, have so far demurred, both for legal reasons and for fear of infuriating public opinion, according to experts.
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That infuriating anti-vaxxer on Twitter making spurious claims about the dangers of traditional medicine may have been a Kremlin-backed troll.
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Yet everything ground to a halt during the game's final boss, an infuriating sequence that left an awful taste in my mouth.
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And they call it increasingly infuriating after Mr. Obama has spent seven years in the White House and won two resounding election victories.
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It was an infuriating attack on Noble's expertise in line with, ironically, the bias Noble herself shines a light on in her research.
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But a vote for a Trump Supreme Court pick risks infuriating the Democratic base in all three states and alienating left-leaning voters.
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On Thursday, the 27-year-old actress took to Twitter to rant about the infuriating double standards she's come across as a woman.
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In 2008 the Supreme Court had declared a previous peace agreement unconstitutional, so infuriating one faction of the MILF that it broke away.
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There's something especially infuriating about seeing how boldly they manipulate our interest, and how eagerly we continue to allow them to do it.
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That right there should be a great jumping-off point for a horrendously awkward, occasionally infuriating discussion about Allen and predators like him.
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But given that she was the wizard behind the curtain for 25 years, how infuriating that she didn't take this stance as editor.
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Vindman, the top Ukraine expert on the council, was a key witness in the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump, infuriating the president.
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It's infuriating that we have to resort to faking our marital status in order to ward off inappropriate advances and prevent sexual abuse.
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Of the many things that annoy your blogger about air travel, flyers who ignore cabin-baggage restrictions rates as among the most infuriating.
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This past year, as #MeToo has gained cultural prominence, we have seen how necessary change can be so very slow, so very infuriating.
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All of this has to be infuriating for Hillary Clinton and her campaign, which has made caution and restraint its mantra for years.
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And as sad and infuriating as it is, her death set off the powder keg of tension that had been building all season.
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There are also few things as infuriating as the beloved popular girl who you know isn't as nice or innocent as she seems.
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Mr Aoun says Hizbullah has a right to keep its weapons to protect Lebanon from Israel, infuriating politicians who want to disarm it.
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The somewhat infuriating controversy over Twitter's "shadow banning" of prominent conservatives — something that it is in no way doing — is one of them.
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He berates her for any and every imaginable detail of her life, including the way she plays card games, and its frankly infuriating.
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"I bought an iPhone 7 and it is both the least consequential and most infuriating iPhone upgrade in my entire life," Newton said.
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In the run-up to the referendum, German authorities prevented Turkish politicians from speaking to rallies of Turkish citizens in Germany, infuriating Ankara.
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To others, it was infuriating to see them emerge, supported financially by a major label and physically by Wonderbra's, straight to number one.
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The two spend the rest of the night coming up with increasingly inventive ways to stall the process, all while infuriating the Reverend.
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The US recently approved a $2.2 billion arms sale to Taiwan, infuriating Beijing, which has been pushing Washington to cancel the planned sale.
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At Silverstone, the collision between the two Haas drivers put both out of the race, infuriating Steiner in the run-up to Hockenheim.
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WASHINGTON — Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. twice voted to save President Obama's health care law, infuriating his usual allies on the right.
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It's one of those minor annoyances that gets more and more infuriating with each repetition, and I do it multiple times a day.
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They have forced Comstock to distance herself from the president, infuriating Trump loyalists whose support Comstock also needs to assemble a winning coalition.
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While this "I voted for him before I voted against him" two-step could assuage both sides, it also risks infuriating both sides.
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The next year, Mr. Yang rebuffed a $44.6 billion acquisition offer from Microsoft, even after Microsoft sweetened it substantially, infuriating many Yahoo shareholders.
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The Oasis was conjured up by a woolly-haired genius called Halliday (Mark Rylance), who died seven years ago, bequeathing an infuriating game.
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"The deaths and systematic abuse at Stewart are not only tragic, but infuriating," said Azadeh Shahshahani, legal and advocacy director at Project South.
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This mildly infuriating decor oversight looms overhead, filling you with pure rage as it taunts you with terrible design until you finally snap.
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"It's also infuriating that this perpetrator is someone who asked for protection in Germany and then turned his hate against us," Scholz said.
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In March 2017, Sessions recused himself from the ongoing investigation into Russian interference in the elections, infuriating Trump, who thereafter frequently attacked Sessions.
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The sheer magnitude of Friday's events left Trump's defenders within his party with yet another infuriating distraction in their relationship with the President.
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Anyway, Trump supporters who believe in his America First concept care little that the President is infuriating the country's friends around the world.
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But Congress runs the risk of infuriating investors if a cogent plan doesn't materialize, says Greg Valliere, chief financial strategist for AGF Investments.
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An Infuriating Loss In 2014, Croatia failed to advance from the group stage, partly as a result of a controversial loss to Brazil.
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The quest for clarity to figure out how to meet a deadline that might or might not be real proved infuriating, many said.
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Traffic jams and delayed trains are infuriating for everyone, but they're especially painful when they make you miss your baby's bedtime yet again.
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But even more infuriating than the fact that Alex had been written out of the show is the shoddy way it was executed.
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It can be infuriating, not least because he's got some brilliant pop songs buried beneath five-and-a-half-feet of dick jokes.
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Considering that I make like, nothing, and that I already have to get so much taken out of my paycheck, this was infuriating.
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It's all very complicated, and the film doesn't seem to arrive at any particular conclusion, which is its most confounding and infuriating characteristic.
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"It's so infuriating to watch," the 32-year-old Brit says of the inept pols on both sides of the Groundhog Day battle.
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The UK's fate could very well be a harbinger of what will happen to the United States amidst an infuriating anti-vaccination movement.
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In 1992, seeking trade, it established diplomatic relations with South Korea, infuriating the North, which was suddenly poorer and more isolated than ever.
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It is infuriating that Luke can get close enough to accuse the Commander of raping June and still change nothing about her life.
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I know that media coverage has been infuriating and the parade of Donald Trump deflect-and-detract minions a source of endless frustration.
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He started from nothing, and he found the culture of Washington, which went gaga over pretty, privileged boys like John F. Kennedy, infuriating.
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For Mr. Trump, being made to look weak by the court system may be the most infuriating part of his repeated legal losses.
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Martin O'Malley, the former governor of Maryland, finds it infuriating that the Irish government is not standing up to Mr. Trump over immigration.
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Through its sampling of heartbreaking, joyous, infuriating, and exhilarating material culled from the internet, it subsumes the viewer into an avalanche of emotion.
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And best of all, AOC really doesn't care what her critics think -- which, to them, is probably the most infuriating thing about her.
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Not only is it unfair, and infuriating, but the study says not receiving recognition for your hard work can negatively impact your career.
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That may be the future, but it's infuriating that — like the villain in this movie — it can't see past the bottom line. 29.
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Frolik won the Stanley Cup in 2013 with the Chicago Blackhawks alongside Andrew Shaw, long considered among the N.H.L.'s most infuriating opponents.
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For the people of Tres Reyes, these failures are infuriating: Time and again, the community members sat through endless meetings and training sessions.
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On Monday, Politico reported that Republican House staffers secretly worked on the immigration order without their bosses' knowledge, further infuriating senior Hill leaders.
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Morsi granted himself sweeping powers while trying to push through a new constitution and implemented Islamist policies, infuriating much of the Egyptian public.
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As viewers observe in "Milfs Gone Wild," she commented on one of her infuriating paparazzi bikini photos, "Gorg," to prove they didn't bother her.
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Although she has apologized several times, Park has resisted the public pressure to resign, infuriating her critics -- who have questioned her judgment and credibility.
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"There's always been a kind of relationship of coercion or bullying (between the two) ... It's fairly standard for North Korea to find that infuriating."
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Instead, the infuriating theme of the night was that everybody knows David is the biggest threat, but nobody really wants to vote him out.
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To rivals gasping for air time, teetering on the bring of financial collapse, and begging donors for just one more check, it was infuriating.
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"The details of the case are, quite frankly, heartbreaking, disturbing, disgusting and infuriating all at the same time," Salazar said at a news conference.
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But it's infuriating when your connection at the neighborhood coffee shop goes down minutes before deadline and the baristas have no clue what's wrong.
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The ban was lifted in 1975 after he made what were seen as conciliatory remarks about the regime in a newspaper interview, infuriating dissidents.
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"[It's] infuriating when [the posts are] about elephant poaching or what's happening to our ecosystems because of global warming and climate change," she said.
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In the Philippines, despite strong growth under Duterte's predecessor, inequality remained high and state institutions fragile or nonexistent, infuriating working- and middle-class Filipinos.
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He will continue to wonder, and no matter how many times he asks the question, the only response is a resounding and infuriating silence.
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It's not her fault for not being pregnant—her pathetic husband is limp in all senses of the word—and the injustice is infuriating.
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Paul Ryan avoids talking Trump as he stumps for a GOP White House But it's not just the email issue that is infuriating Democrats.
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Despite the infuriating statistics and upsetting photos like this one, Trump has made clear that supporting the island's U.S. citizens isn't a top priority.
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At one time, Sessions was one of Trump's most loyal and trusted advisers before infuriating the president over his recusal from the Russia investigation.
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There's something so fascinating (and infuriating) about two men who seemingly have everything thinking they know what's best for the middle- and lower-classes.
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For many former Clinton staffers, it was particularly infuriating to see the Democratic candidate herself described as "imperial" and uninvolved with her own campaign.
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Related: [Exclusive] The Complicated, Infuriating Art of Burning Money Money is the Medium in Dollar Bill Collages Monopoly Money Sculptures Combine Consumerism with Creativity
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I don't know what kicked it off, but I started writing more songs about what's going on because it's just so infuriating and visceral.
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The drills also come less than a week after North Korea's No. 2 ambassador to the United Kingdom defected to South Korea, infuriating Pyongyang.
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Pearson stood up the committee earlier this month, violating a subpoena and infuriating both McCaskill and Collins, who threatened to hold him in contempt.
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Cruz's fears, however, weren't completely unfounded: In December, Congress voted to revive the expired Ex-Im Bank, infuriating Cruz and other Tea Party opponents.
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Eight years after its first publication, Christopher Caldwell's Reflections on the Revolution in Europe remains the most insightful and infuriating treatment of this challenge.
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In light of all this, it's obvious why tropes in public discourse about young people as whiny, hypersensitive ingrates are infuriating for young people.
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Yes, it has been infuriating to see blowhards who proclaimed themselves "pro-life" when their compassion for human beings seemed to end at birth.
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Then, on Sunday afternoon, just two days before voters headed to the polls, Comey quickly ended the review without pressing charges, infuriating the GOP.
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President Donald Trump bypassed Congress last March to push through an $8 billion weapons sale to Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Jordan, infuriating lawmakers.
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The next year, Mr. Castro converted another conflict into an opportunity to bolster his standing among his own people while infuriating the United States.
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If the party collectively disavowed his candidacy now, they say, it would cause his poll numbers to sink even further while infuriating his supporters.
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The result, a feature-length documentary called TRAPPED—which is premiering in LA, New York, and Washington, D.C. tomorrow—is both heartbreaking and infuriating.
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Cairo is described as "chaos at its most magnificent, infuriating and beautiful," but the capital of Egypt is more known for its ancient history.
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That deal is looking increasingly tenuous, and Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany called last weekend for an end to negotiations with Turkey, infuriating Ankara.
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After Trump praised white supremacists last summer, Cohn offered a lukewarm criticism that managed to fall short of courageous while also infuriating his boss.
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It also demonstrated, yet again, why Ms. Pelosi, 77, of California, remains one of the most enduring — and to many, infuriating — figures in Washington.
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They found the prosecution's idea that Harris held what the district attorney described as "a leadership position in the warehouse" manipulative, infuriating and absurd.
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But Eric Porterfield, a film producer who grew up in the county, said it was infuriating when outsiders suggested that prejudice was the reason.
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This was true during his campaign, it's even truer of his presidency, and it's one of the most unjust, infuriating aspects of his endurance.
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But the YPG has been a main U.S. ally in the fight against Islamic State in Syria, infuriating Turkey and straining ties with Washington.
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What is infuriating, she said, is that there is actually a governmental presence in town, albeit one that apparently has absolved itself of responsibility.
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His description of the underground economy in the Louisiana prison system is riveting, but his explanation for why the authorities tolerate it is infuriating.
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Osaka's victory was overshadowed by clashes between Williams and the chair umpire, who penalized Williams a point and then a game, infuriating the crowd.
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The book comes out on Tuesday, but that didn't stop Amazon from accidentally shipping out some copies of the book early, infuriating indie booksellers.
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If you missed it, Rockets GM Daryl Morey sparked an international crap show when he Tweeted support for protesters in Hong Kong ... infuriating China.
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What's really infuriating about this news cycle is how much insincere virtue signaling will and has come from the details of Trudeau's past behavior.
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Katrina, 23, sociologist, Buenos Aires, ArgentinaThe refusal to tackle the root of gun violence by banning and restricting the sale of guns is infuriating.
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But a local news clip from Los Angeles that featured him infuriating his West Hollywood neighbors introduced him to a different audience this week.
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"The way I behaved was hurtful, degrading and infuriating to a degree that I have only begun to understand this past month," he wrote.
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"The allegations of photos taken of myself are very troubling and infuriating if true," Barry said in a statement after the documents were released.
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Whenever a mass shooting happens in the United States — a phrase that is infuriating in its familiarity — there's a pervasive sense of helpless fury.
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Nobody likes slow Wi-Fi; what was once a luxury has turned into a borderline utility, which is what makes dead zones so infuriating.
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Yet just as negotiations were set to convene in Geneva last week, he stepped up the air attacks, infuriating the opposition and scuttling those talks.
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A long scene that builds on audiences' love of audition episodes is also mildly infuriating, akin to someone changing the radio station every 10 seconds.
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Here are five reasons why you should send quick email acknowledgements: There's nothing more irritating or infuriating than someone who doesn't reply to your emails.
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Also, Android Wear still won't let Google Voice users initiate an SMS conversation from their own Google Voice phone number, which remains infuriating for me.
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Jeremy Hunt, the foreign secretary, tried to fire up party members by likening the European Union to the USSR, and ended up infuriating EU ambassadors.
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Beijing has built oil and gas exploration platforms in the area, infuriating Japan, which has raised the possibility of seeking international arbitration on the matter.
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It's infuriating that we have to say this, yet again, but just to be 100% clear: Sexual assault is never the fault of the survivor.
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It's infuriating that country music — a genre of music born from the creativity of black folks in the South — is almost exclusively associated with whiteness.
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She wasn't a character I was clamoring to see again and neither was the infuriating Tad O'Malley, who flailed like a guppy out of water.
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Camille is treated like the mangled corpse of whatever the cat dragged in, an infuriating blemish on Adora's perfect reputation of Southern values and affluence.
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The questionable styling, cheap trim and loud and oft infuriating drivetrain aside, perhaps what irked me most about the car was its chassis and handling.
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One of the most infuriating parts of Survivor is watching people at the bottom of the tribe blindly advance the interests of the top dogs.
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Putin had stopped short of overtly invading Ukraine, infuriating Dugin and other far-right leaders who wanted Russia to take part or all of Ukraine.
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Not many games ever adopted this structure after The Last Express, and for good reason: it involves a lot of infuriating trial-and-error replay.
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French President Emmanuel Macron met with Rwandan President Paul Kagame last week and Angolan leader Joao Lourenco on Monday to discuss Congo, infuriating Congolese authorities.
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In a new pair of illustrations reminiscent of these two brain teasers, a couple people took Dudolf's lead and made their own infuriating picture hunts.
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But Senate Democrats voted to keep the government open three times, once in September and twice in December, without a DACA deal, infuriating immigration activists.
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It remains one of the pivotal stories of 20th-century America, simultaneously stirring and infuriating, with Robinson blazing a trail despite blatant and entrenched racism.
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Its politicians were infuriating but effective, its diplomats skilled at crafting alliances, its officials adept at the push-me-pull-you of shaping EU law.
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Athens is set to introduce legislation which could limit the frequency of strikes in the country, infuriating labor unions which regard industrial action as sacrosanct.
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Moreover, the whining from the electorate over the lack of decent choices is even more infuriating because we, the media consumers, are driving the process.
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Long lines formed at the few A.T.M.s that were operating, and many ran out of bills, infuriating those who had stood in line for hours.
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The third area is a massive, unexpected difficulty spike, swapping basic enemies for hordes of mini-bosses, and transformative mechanics equal parts cool and infuriating.
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There's this totally infuriating poster that drives me super-insane, and it's a picture of all the big guys in Montreal, all the big guns.
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It means missing interviews, infuriating cab rides to the airport, and even, for one international organisation, a complete restructuring of the workday to accommodate commutes.
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Realizing that this term is still alive and well, and that people are just throwing it around casually, wasn't exactly infuriating — it was more exhausting.
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And, separately from Mueller's team, the US attorney's office for the Southern District of New York is investigating Trump lawyer Michael Cohen, infuriating the president.
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"The details of the case are quite frankly heartbreaking, disturbing, disgusting and infuriating all at the same time," Salazar told reporters at the press conference.
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Even more infuriating to people like Rossi and other fans who believe their idols deserve a star, the selection process is largely shrouded in mystery.
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"You have this guy, living off fraud, it's infuriating," said Joachim B. Olsen, a member of the Danish Parliament and chairman of its Finance Committee.
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" I was a Donald Trump ghostwriter The only thought-terminating cliché more infuriating than "doing the jobs Americans won't" is "that's not who we are.
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So his films are by turns convincing and infuriating, and more recent offerings have inspired tepid reviews even from critics who share his political views.
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" The Guardian, one of the more favorable reviews, called it "bold, risky, infuriating, compelling," but tempered that by noting that it is a "little exhausting.
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Most infuriating, many of the people now rapidly trying to destroy what took generations to build and maintain won't be around to see the aftermath.
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"The details of the case are quite frankly heartbreaking, disturbing, disgusting and infuriating, all at the same time," Sheriff Salazar said at the news conference.
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That may force him to seek an unwieldy, left-leaning coalition of three or even four parties after the vote, infuriating his party's conservative base.
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The most infuriating thing about this is that the lack of people of color and women in the nominee pool isn't a surprise at all.
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The most infuriating thing about how bad it feels to be on social media during the holidays is that the distress is completely self-inflicted.
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"One of the most infuriating things is being called a whistle-blower, as if we went and ratted someone out," Mr. Colburn told Vietnam Magazine.
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A massive $20 billion-Alberta oil sands project has been cancelled, infuriating Canadian conservative politicians, who are blaming Justin Trudeau and Indigenous-led rail blockades.
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Probably the most infuriating response I got was from people who lived outside of the United States, wondering if I was honestly pulling their leg.
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Too often there is a sense of preaching, perhaps angrily, to the choir, unspooling dramas whose reliably infuriating outlines we already know from the news.
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Even at their most infuriating, they're always believable, if not as sympathetic as Bish Ortley, who carries a load of domestic problems on his shoulders.
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Our Echo Auto review lays it out: Alexa regularly sends you down infuriating and circular discussion paths when you're just trying to get something done.
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Amy Jo Hutchison, an organizer for Our Children Our Future, an advocacy group fighting child poverty in West Virginia, finds it all discouraging and infuriating.
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The procgen maps can be infuriating, offering impossible odds on bland territory, or captivating, offering you skirmishes as memorable as any AAA action game setpiece.
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To reinforce the region's status as international waters, the US Navy regularly runs "freedom of navigation" operations through Chinese-controlled waters, infuriating authorities in Beijing.
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Less predictable is whether or when Mr. Kim might deliver an infuriating message to Mr. Trump by testing a nuclear weapon or intercontinental ballistic missile.
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Where Holden can get infuriating, you want to pat Ponyboy on the head and tell him that he doesn't have to try quite so hard.
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If they were merely in an epistemological bubble, it would be one thing: infuriating, sure, and bad for rational democratic deliberation, but not immediately dangerous.
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That Oh, who burned up the screen every time she appeared on Grey's, had such a hard time finding decent roles afterward is infuriating enough.
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A lot of the hosts are infuriating because of how unevenly the "reveries," which allow them to access memories from previous lives, affect their behavior.
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Seeing as how Dunham's a loyal Scandal fan herself, she's probably been on the receiving end of spoilers and knows just how infuriating they can be.
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I remember it as if it were just an hour ago, the conversation so infuriating that I could barely contain the outward expression of my anger.
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Chinese authorities put her under house arrest in 2010, days after the Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded her imprisoned husband the Peace Prize, infuriating the Chinese government.
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The series is mystery-ridden, sprinkled with its fair share of unanswered — and sometimes infuriating — questions... just like Lost, which Cuse co-produced with Damon Lindelof.
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"It's incredibly infuriating that the administration is discouraging schools from ensuring that their students understand when the school may take disciplinary action against them," Warbelow added.
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Read these stories next: The Infuriating Way That Racial Bias Affects Infant Care Why Are Other Moms The Only Ones Teaching Us How To Do This?
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The update was infuriating for the site's creator in part because of WordPress' comparative usability, but also because it changed the very thing the site offers.
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And it's a good thing you rarely have to charge this phone, because dealing with the rubber flap that covers the USB-C port is infuriating.
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Which of these quotes would you find more infuriating from a contestant on a popular dating reality series where eventual overnight dates have become a staple?
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Scandal's Mellie Grant — first lady, wronged wife, grieving mother, leader of the free world — can be steely, ambitious, infuriating and vulnerable, sometimes in a single speech.
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From the bowels of Amazon's research & domination department to the kitchen tables of deluded startup bros, here are 22013's most unoriginal and infuriating ideas:Image: Uber23.
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To be honest, it was infuriating and disappointing, but I was so certain that they were going to meet me where they needed to meet me.
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Though, I suspect you'll want to pull over to put the top down rather than continue ahead at 5 mph and risk infuriating drivers behind you.
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Sure this guy might actually be looking to do what's right now, but I think it's just important to point out how infuriating his reasoning is.
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The Philippines last October won the right to have its territorial claims over the disputed area heard by an arbitration court in the Hague, infuriating China.
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She said that visiting a health center in Florida that is treating Zika patients was one the more infuriating moments on the campaign trail for her.
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While Comey effectively cleared Clinton, infuriating conservatives, he laid out more than enough embarrassingly conclusions about Clinton's "careless" conduct that she came out badly bruised anyway.
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There was something kind of fun about them for adults that knew exactly what they were doing, but it was still mostly in an infuriating way.
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During their chat, Red pulls some bizarre magic with a coin and repeatedly calls Horne "kid," infuriating the young man, who's just sampled some intense cocaine.
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HAPPY MONDAY and welcome to Overnight Finance, where we're hoping tax season comes to a simple and un-infuriating end for all of our loyal readers.
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Guo's asylum request poses a diplomatic quandary for the Trump administration, which must decide whether to expel a high-profile Chinese dissident or risk infuriating Beijing.
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Katowice, Poland (CNN)Hidden in the 133-page document agreed upon at the UN climate change talks was a compromise that many consider an infuriating distraction.
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Mr. Trump's claim that his crude words had never turned into actions was similarly infuriating to a woman watching on Sunday night in Ohio: Rachel Crooks.
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Rai, the Italian public broadcasting company, has long been the only TV channel in Italy; the vintage footage in the show is both moving and infuriating.
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In one truly infuriating example, an anonymous responder shared what happens when a black woman that was a recent hire attempted to share her story ideas.
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What is most infuriating is that the hunger is caused not by drought or extreme weather, but by cynical and failed policies in Riyadh and Washington.
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This is infuriating for parents and students who chose to play by the rules in seeking college admission — or had no choice but to do so.
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The US's refusal to veto allowed the resolution to pass, rebuking right-wing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's pro-settlement policies and infuriating him and his office.
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"It's infuriating, honestly," said Ms. Rowe, who in 2017 began a Facebook page called "Blocked by Peter King" to document blockings and the removal of posts.
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A higher tax bill is disappointing, but what is infuriating is that I will be paying higher taxes and no common good will come from it.
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And on Thursday, Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff, tied Mr. Durham's investigation to the Ukraine scandal, infuriating people inside the Justice Department.
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A new comic book series imagines that Nancy has been killed, infuriating some fans of the unstoppable teen detective who made her debut 90 years ago.
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That's infuriating for Japanese businesses and government officials, who have been asking for years for reassurances that British leaders would limit the harmful effects of Brexit.
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It was infuriating how days that should have been spent peacefully waiting for this to pass were instead spent wondering what the hell was coming next.
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It's frenzied, briefly infuriating, and eventually, grudgingly, satisfying, but it's like being force-fed fandom: Your belly is filled, but there's no pleasure in the meal.
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Earlier in May, the United States accused China of reneging on pledges to reform its economy, infuriating Beijing and leading to a collapse in trade talks.
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As we are making progress there and also reducing the regulatory burden, it is infuriating to those that have dominated and controlled the agency for years.
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It's infuriating that one of Detroit's top, salaried curatorial positions belongs to an out-of-towner who seemingly cannot bother to meaningfully engage with the city.
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It is positively infuriating that my colleagues in Congress are so afraid of the gun industry that they pretend there aren't public policy responses to this epidemic.
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Photo: Twitter/ScreenshotEveryone knows what you post online is never truly gone, but rarely are attempts to scrub something from the web quite this ironic—or infuriating.
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Although Lucy Hale joined the long list of celebs to have personal photos hacked and leaked yesterday — seriously, when will this infuriating invasion of women's privacy stop?
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LONDON — As millions of people around the world marched to champion women's rights and equality on Saturday, one man had something rather infuriating to say about it.
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There's a profound and infuriating psychological concept that can help explain increasing numbness in the face of long, slow-burning tragedy like mass gun violence in America.
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It's infuriating that Microsoft is ditching DisplayPort without adding Thunderbolt 3, but you can at least use the USB-C port to charge the Surface Book 2.
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It's a fitting message for a film that is, at heart, about the millions of wonderful, infuriating, utterly unique moments that make a family, nuclear or otherwise.
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While she was initially very forgiving of Harris, sources previously told PEOPLE that the man's sexting and admitted extra-marital sex was "painful and infuriating" to her.
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It's infuriating to see a public wifi connection you're not allowed to use, such as the ones from mobile carriers like T-Mobile and ISPs like Comcast.
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But it has at least forced Britain's EU partners to accept that, if pushed, they are better off with the infuriating islanders as part of the family.
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Sabo's art has taken the streets of Los Angeles by storm for years during the 2016 campaign, infuriating and often shocking residents of the largely progressive city.
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Keep shooting robots, Elon — especially the infuriating walking turret Bastion, whose stupendously powerful turret and Scrappy Doo celebrations make him Overwatch's most irritating character to play against.
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Madden might provide an imperfect and, at times, infuriating education, one that emphasizes how a coach uses his timeouts rather than, say, how he motivates his players.
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It is demoralizing—and infuriating—that today, those elusive dots are even harder to find, and harder to connect, than they were during the winter of 2009.
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There are two answers to the question posed by the title of this sprawling, engaging and at times infuriating feminist polemic by the Swedish writer Katrine Marçal.
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Avoid resort feesResort fees can put a damper on any vacation, and they can be especially infuriating when you're trying to keep a lid on vacation spending.
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Coursing through the opposition movement is frustration and an infuriating feeling that the federal government believes Puerto Rico incapable of fixing its own problems without paternalistic intervention.
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So, for a glimpse into the future of a net without neutrality, we've gathered 10 infuriating loading screen GIFs from artists like Alex Apostolides and Nikita Liskov.
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His ideas coursed through American defense strategy for decades, swaying presidents, attracting acolytes, infuriating opponents and igniting furious debates that ricochet through official circles to this day.
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As a junior high schooler in Austin, she wore a black armband to express solidarity with the Moratorium to End the War in Vietnam, infuriating the principal.
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People often imitate their lovers which can be cool or infuriating, but if imitating your new Gemini lover means exfoliating a bit more, who's mad at that?
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Indeed, Breitbart News has effectively positioned itself as the major website for Trump fans, which has helped it draw big traffic numbers while infuriating many traditional conservatives.
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This would make moving legislation through the often-infuriating upper chamber easier, more like in the House, which provides few protections against the tyranny of the majority.
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" He added that the path to citizenship is "an infuriating process" and "we are trying to tell, sort of, a bunch of different stories around the subject.
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A clandestine video of masked and hooded gunmen warning that bear hunting would begin again circulated widely, infuriating the local préfete, Paris's top representative in the Ariège.
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It is the belief that the person who is infuriating you most right now still has a soul and so is still, deep down, beautiful and redeemable.
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The following year she shared an infuriating story about being turned away from a model casting, apparently because the designer had already cast one model of color.
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"It's infuriating to believe that someone who is trusted with these children on a daily basis could potentially put them in this kind of danger," she added.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, who has a famously contentious relationship with the SBA, called Mullins' comments "heartless" and "infuriating" in a Sunday night tweet.
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Accomplishing that in a way that isn't just depressing or infuriating involves turning the profession and the time period into a raucous combination of pageant and farce.
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Can white people imagine how truly infuriating it is to know the only people who received reparations when slavery came to an end were white slave owners?
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Jamal was a friend of mine, and I find it infuriating that President Trump and other officials won't hold Saudi Arabia accountable for killing and dismembering him.
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But the lack of a unifying harmonic or melodic language is only part of what makes this moderately entertaining, frequently infuriating two-hour work a bumpy ride.
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Every few years, it seems, the National Football League changes what qualifies as a catch and a legal tackle, alternately confusing and infuriating players and fans alike.
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But all of that work could be blown up by an emergency declaration, a move that would endear Mr. Trump to the Republican base while infuriating Democrats.
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For most people of goodwill who find Heidegger's work valuable (and I include myself here), his apparently willing association with the Nazi Party is confounding and infuriating.
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Some of the advice is downright infuriating, like when people urge me to "settle" for someone I clearly have no chemistry with simply because they like me.
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We talk about gun violence in America and the increasingly infuriating political landscape surrounding it, then break for a discussion of games and Waypoints for the week.
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But the basic fact of the matter is that replacing Antonin Scalia is Donald Trump's job, as infuriating as that is for Democrats after the Garland situation.
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Burger King is unveiling a horrible, genius, infuriating, hilarious, and maybe very poorly thought-out ad today that's designed to intentionally set off Google Homes and Android phones.
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But even if brutal tactics have curbed terrorism in the short term, they risk infuriating a generation of young Muslim men and storing up trouble for the future.
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I thought this was going to be a story about privacy, but instead I was finding out how infuriating it is to live in a janky smart home.
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This is infuriating and can provoke several headaches for the player, as you line up the camera prior to a jump only to be denied agency over it.
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"It's infuriating that something like a political grudge would hold up relief funding not just for people in Puerto Rico but for people everywhere else too," Burdette said.
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I believe that if you try to play the middle, you end up betraying more people, infuriating your former allies, and ultimately jeopardizing your place in the game.
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You might recall that, back in September, Fonda was asked an infuriating question about her plastic surgery by Megyn Kelly during an excruciating interview on the Today show.
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This kind of twisty plotting, with hastily abandoned story threads and seemingly little sense of direction, has been one of the most consistently infuriating things about the show.
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Sometimes, I'll click through the hilarious responses to a particularly infuriating take and, for a brief and shining moment, be reminded how many good people are out there.
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What is particularly infuriating about this case is that Kinsman's accounting of what happened has always been clear, which is not always true with allegations of campus rape.
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The self-assembly, aided only by an Allen key and diagrams, could be infuriating, but piecing together IKEA's accounts, this paper wrote in 2006, was even more exasperating.
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We're watching a familiar Trump play — by going on the offensive and infuriating the sophisticates, Trump and his allies get to congratulate themselves on shaking up the system.
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Ahead, read real-life stories of awkward, infuriating, and embarrassing V-Days, but be warned: These stories just might make you want to skip the holiday all together.
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One of the most frustrating parts of journalism is writing headlines — they need to be pithy and smart, drawing in readers but not infuriating them with cheap clickbait.
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Photo: GizmodoMany of us are familiar with the uniquely infuriating hell that is robocalls, and folks, I hate to say it, but the problem isn't getting any better.
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The move is especially infuriating and disappointing to the bank's international contingent and following, who witnessed the interference of the selection process by the 2012 U.S. domestic elections.
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Though the ultimate distribution is unclear, we are discovering with some certainty how Republicans will use whatever power they have, and the emerging picture is bleak and infuriating.
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In the debut episode, Sarkeesian portrays anarchist Emma Goldman as someone unafraid of infuriating the left or the right by denouncing fascism and communism during both World Wars.
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And, most importantly, Bloodborne wasn't promoting the aggressive and infuriating "git gud" arguments that so many of the fans were pushing as the value of the Soulsborne games.
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Breitbart editor and notorious troll Milo Yiannopoulos has secured a $250,13 book deal, infuriating his critics, who were pleased to see him banned from Twitter earlier in 2016.
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One of President Hassan Rouhani's top campaign promises before he was re-elected in May was to work for their release, infuriating hardliners who view them as traitors.
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In 2900, he opposed a $220006 billion aid package for victims of Hurricane Sandy, infuriating New Yorkers and other nearby residents who had been affected by the storm.
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The result is both poignant and infuriating: a cavalcade of desperate loved ones, inept doctors, and college administrators who try to kick him out because of his seizures.
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JT and Liberty later fall in love, and he impregnates her, infuriating members of Johnny's gang, a group of boys from Degrassi's rival school that Liberty once attended.
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The only thing that's really certain is that for fans who have anxiously waited to see their favorite artist perform, getting gouged on tickets is an infuriating experience.
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After four seasons of delightful, moving, and occasionally infuriating musical chaos, our time with Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and the much beloved Rebecca Bunch has come to an end.
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In this historically weird and uniquely infuriating election cycle, Bee's honest disdain is her greatest asset — and what could make Full Frontal a crucial voice in late night.
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To get there, the agency had to take many of its locomotives and passenger coaches out of service, infuriating customers who pay as much as $499 a month.
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After Mr. Trump issued his executive order, the administration asked a federal judge to alter the Flores settlement to allow families to be detained together indefinitely, infuriating Democrats.
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The real question, however, is not whether multinational forums take actions that are often infuriating — they do — but whether the way to combat this is to pull out.
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It's painful and infuriating for Nils to not be able to honor his father the way he should be, with his friends, coworkers, and members of the community.
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The statewide transit agency has been canceling trains on short notice, infuriating its customers as they have to scramble to get to work on time and keep appointments.
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Turns out H.'s phone died and is being weird, so we try to fix that and get completely sidetracked by the infuriating news coming out of Iran.
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The United Nations sanctions were already starting to have an impact curtailing trade in China and infuriating Chinese seafood importers, who had to return goods to North Korea.
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Many knitters and crocheters wind their yarn from a skein into a ball, so the yarn can be pulled easily from the inside without tangling, which is infuriating.
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Korean Air — which was my savior after I got my refund on the Air China flight — is now infuriating some customers due to its refusal to offer refunds.
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London (CNN)BAFTA bosses have acknowledged the "infuriating" lack of diversity after Tuesday's film nominations revealed that every person shortlisted for an acting award this year is white.
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She tells a compelling if familiar story of the infuriating arrogance of government planners, who repeatedly destroyed poor communities in the belief that they could build better places.
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Sean Spicer, Mr. Trump's press secretary, later cited Mr. Napolitano's claim from the White House lectern, infuriating British officials and prompting Fox News to disavow Mr. Napolitano's comments.
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But it's the good kind of infuriating, the kind that clearly wants you to feel mad about the sort of prosaic miscarriage of justice that happens every day.
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Kroger&aposs credit card machines apparently crashed on Christmas Eve, infuriating shoppers hoping to get some last-minute shopping done as they readied themselves for their Christmas dinners.
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But Pisces have no idea how infuriating it is to feel like if they'd shared the truth with you just a little bit earlier, you could have helped!
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Critic's Notebook What makes teenagers amazing — or infuriating, if you're in an argument with one — is they don't know what they're not supposed to be able to do.
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Beyond that, Vice Principals season two is beautifully shot by director David Gordon Green, and the performances (especially from Goggins) carefully walk the line between funny and infuriating.
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During this interregnum, Washington doesn't have a dog in the fight, unless you include the YPG, which it's wary of supporting more openly for fear of further infuriating Turkey.
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The President also put on display the reasons why he can be infuriating towards his fellow Republicans, some of whom have expressed frustration over White House strategy to CNN.
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It's infuriating that so far, Kate still hasn't asked him how he learned Bruce's secret, what happened to her cousin, or any questions that don't suit her immediate needs.
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But when a text news article suddenly starts blaring sound from an ad or auto-play video player in the sidebar, it's infuriating and an abuse of our attention.
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Set in Edinburgh in the 1930s, it features an inspiring, infuriating teacher, Jean Brodie, who teaches her girls ("the crème de la crème") to admire Renaissance paintings and Mussolini.
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In practice, though, finding decent smartwatch apps, watchfaces, and complications requires a slog through a morass of subpar options and a slow, infuriating interface to find what you want.
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But Benton was such an infuriating presence within the agency that Trump's eventual EPA chief, Scott Pruitt, started locking him out of policy meetings, according to the Washington Post.
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" He created the sketch for the work the night after seeing videos of law enforcement spraying the water protectors with water cannons: "It was just very infuriating to me.
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The documentary is an infuriating, terrifying, and necessary look into how one man's death in police custody speaks to a much larger pattern of inequality in the United States.
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There's a lot of empathy to go around in this story — it's clear why Sawyer's reactions are so extreme, and why she finds her situation so infuriating and untenable.
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But here, under the right guidance, and stripped to their essentials, rough ideas become polished, and big, risky, sometimes infuriating design is inseparable from an all but perfect adventure.
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There are few tropes more infuriating to me than the one with which this week's Victoria began: Young married woman is blissfully happy because she is young and married.
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Why it matters: The statement risks further infuriating the Palestinians at a time when the administration is trying to cool down the crisis created by President Trump's Jerusalem speech.
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Aldrich goes from studio to studio looking for a home for the horror picture he wants to shoot, receiving increasingly baffling, infuriating feedback from the executives he meets with.
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A low-brow comedy ingénue who skyrocketed to blockbuster success with a string of formulaic family comedies, Sandler's brand eventually turned self-cannibalistic, tedious, and infuriating—yet, remained profitable.
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The ride-sharing company is currently enduring the full wrath of the internet after infuriating customers following its reaction to a Muslim travel ban issued by President Donald Trump.
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In an era of intense polarization, unified government unavoidably steers the governing party toward the demands of its most ideological elements, infuriating the other party and unsettling swing voters.
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Turkey has asked the United States to extradite Gulen for trial but U.S. officials say it has failed to provide sufficient evidence to justify such a move, infuriating Erdogan.
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Some people like to point out that it's the media perpetuating this infuriating hoverboard inaccuracy, that if we only stuck to our guns we could correct this grievous wrong.
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While this strategy is great for eking out as many miles per gallon as possible on the highway, on a desert mountain road during a spirited drive, it's infuriating.
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Porzingis felt like the antidote to all that, to all the alternatively infuriating and sad black comedy provided by both the team itself and mock turtleneck aficionado, James Dolan.
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This is all so ridiculous but it's also incredibly infuriating, esp when there are at least a half dozen Americans sitting in Iranian prisons, some of them for years.
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But, we'll also get an idea of how Putin views women — and from the look of it, his thoughts on the opposite gender will be nothing short of infuriating.
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It's especially infuriating when—as this movie displays at great length—Madoff negotiates his way through confession with the same aura of "trustworthiness" with which he committed his crimes.
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It's infuriating to know that if the field was not so stuffed with drug cheats, those close finishes might have been Tour victories for the clean competitors like Cadel.
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Even as the memories depicted range from unsettling to infuriating, "They Called Us Enemy" inspires readers to insist that our country treats fellow human beings with fairness and dignity.
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Nor for that matter has Mr. Slimane himself, a curious and occasionally infuriating character, who has refused to explain his work or give any but the rarest of interviews.
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On one hand, it works on multiple levels: It helps illustrates why Trump's decision would be infuriating if you're Palestinian, and it zings the United States for causing problems.
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The consideration of Mitt Romney, above, for secretary of state has been the most infuriating to conservative leaders who wanted to see Mr. Trump shake up the party establishment.
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Soon after the F.B.I. raided the office, home and hotel room of the president's lawyer Michael D. Cohen this month, infuriating the president, Mr. Rosenstein and Mr. Trump met.
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Prying eyes on Instagram, Snapchat and Twitter can be exciting when they come from a prospective romantic partner, confusing when unrequited and infuriating when the looker is an ex.
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I know it's infuriating that the president habitually conflates illegal immigrants with violent criminals, and that he buries the signal of his bigotries in the noise of his syntax.
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When journalists use flippant language to refer to sexual assault, or when news programs give outsize space to male commentators, it can feel both infuriating and exhausting, she said.
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Nietzsche's famous adage that there are "no facts, only interpretations" is among his more debatable propositions, but it applies perfectly well to his own infuriating, invigorating body of work.
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But he also made clear that Russia demanded to be treated as a global power, not the "regional power" that Mr. Obama described it as in 2014, infuriating Moscow.
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Donald Regan, Ronald Reagan's second chief of staff, was forced to resign after just two tumultuous years, partly because he'd lost sight of his place, infuriating the first lady.
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This became a campaign issue in the mayoral race as candidates such as Christine Quinn and Anthony Weiner tried to appease animal-rights activists without infuriating impatient New Yorkers.
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But it is infuriating to hear a room full of bosses nodding: not only should millions more poor people do such jobs, it's also a great opportunity for them.
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The pricing is all the more infuriating when one considers that the discoverers of insulin sold the patent for $1 each to ensure that the medication would be affordable.
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It's infuriating to think that the current political situation impacts or changes the way we see everything, but I can't help wondering how Bronx Gothic shifts or changes now?
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Known for his experimental works such as "Einstein on the Beach," in which he collaborated with Philip Glass, Wilson's approach to designing the exhibit is both brilliant and infuriating.
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This second season — which introduced Hinds's Harriet as a regular character — widens the scope to make more room for the incendiary and infuriating politics that surrounded slavery in 1858.
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Prime Minister May gave a short statement after agreeing to the EU's Brexit deadline extension, a day after infuriating members of Parliament by blaming them for the Brexit impasse.
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It was exhausting and sometimes infuriating, but I came away with a salary I am satisfied with and the experience of having to fight for what I know I deserve.
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It&aposs a bold gamble that could trigger a serious security crisis if the talks falter and the allies are forced to resume the drills, infuriating North Korea, analysts say.
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That the most visible and widely covered man in American politics could publicly display such an insensitive reaction to a person with a disability wasn't just shocking, it was infuriating.
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In yet another infuriating episode of Living While Black, a white Yale University student called campus police on Black graduate student Lolade Siyonbola for napping in her dorm's common room.
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The Late Show host took his opening monologue to call BS on the president's infuriating move, which essentially changes, but doesn't fix, the humanitarian crisis his own administration created. TONIGHT!
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If you, like most of the internet last week, found it "mildly infuriating" that Justin Bieber allegedly eats his burritos middle-first, strap in because the story doesn't end there.
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Although it's one of the most infuriating problems to run into while trying to travel, there's a reason airlines continue the practice—despite how angry it can make bumped customers.
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Last notes: Fred's infuriating use of the word "girls" when talking to the handmaids makes me think the word should be banned to describe anyone over the age of 12.
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This is an ultimately stupid argument to find yourself in, but it's made all the more infuriating to have to do it against the BBWAA's version of a Twitter egg.
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The state Senate passed an amended version of the bill Friday, sending it back to the House and infuriating critics who slam the revised measure as anti-gay and lesbian.
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Fans of Issa Rae's Insecure have been left wondering about the fates of best friends Issa and Molly and their crushingly cute but infuriating love interests for almost a year.
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They needed to be crafted by way of doing an infuriating little slide puzzle (or "bribing" the authorities so you could skip it) and tended to get lost rather quickly.
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A few had the decency to look sheepish, but the depressing, infuriating, majority offered nothing more than platitudes about us lasting longer than they'd expected before taking a few photos.
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I had a long chat recently with Dan Seifert, the deputy editor of the Verge, who uses an iPad every day on the subway but often finds the device infuriating.
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That's what I loved about Mad Men, and for me it's a mark of great TV writing — though it can make for infuriating viewing in the week-to-week stretches.
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It's been just under a year since United Airlines' short-lived leggings ban shone a spotlight on the infuriating issue of unfair dress codes which are routinely imposed on women.
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"It is wrong, hurtful and infuriating that WHEC Channel 10 broadcast a racial slur in reference to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. during its Friday News broadcast," the statement read.
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A one-sentence version could be: Pesky gas-rich Gulf state with a mere 22019,000 citizens upsets traditional power-balance, further infuriating its neighbors by successfully punching above its weight.
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It was infuriating, though perhaps no longer surprising, to contemplate that a son of Texas, one of the state's most celebrated artists, had to fret about travelling along its highways.
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In infuriating news of the day, Donald Trump has taken to Twitter to ban transgender service members to openly serve in the military, reversing the Pentagon's previous repeal in 2016.
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But as infuriating and hurtful as Trump is on a daily basis, reason must prevail so that we can focus on the real battle for the country we truly are.
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Reviewing "Weiner" for The Times when it opened theatrically in May, Stephen Holden called it "infuriating and depressing but rivetingly watchable" — a phrase that characterizes the movie's subject as well.
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" On another occasion, he characterized Dr. Hawking to his face as "one of the most obstinate people in the world; no, he is the most infuriating person in the universe.
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Buoyed by coffee and long chats with friends, she floated around the house singing songs, writing little love notes to herself and refusing to engage in arguments, which was infuriating.
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But Mr. Mumford decided that it was unfair not to credit Mr. Wilcox, and he submitted the script under both their names, infuriating the producers and network executives, he said.
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His remarks in a string of discursive and sometimes contradictory interviews have escalated tensions with China while also infuriating allies and institutions critical to America's traditional leadership of the West.
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Kennedy's moves against Markey, who served in the House from 1976 to 2013, are infuriating many senior Democrats who served with Markey and have bought into the system of seniority.
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White male privilege remains alive in America, but the phrase would seem odd, if not infuriating, to a sixty-year-old man working as a Walmart greeter in southern Ohio.
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In 2010, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, infuriating Chinese Communist Party leaders, and mentions of his name in the official news media have been rare and invariably hostile.
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"It was infuriating to find out that anyone could purchase ... packaging and a cartridge that looks like ours, fill it and sell it without us even knowing it," Kushkyan said.
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In the process, he's infuriating the elements of the Democratic "coalition of transformation" that most welcome all of those changes -- particularly minorities, single and college-educated white women, and Millennials.
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Mr. Browder's story, infuriating and ultimately heartbreaking, is well known to New Yorkers, but it's told from the beginning, and from the assumption that viewers don't know how it ends.
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News articles in later years often described her as grandmotherly — infuriating her critics, who insisted that such a description distracted the public from seeing the ally of terrorists they saw.
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" The New York Times critic Frank Rich, who later became a Kushner champion, annihilated the original "Bright Room," calling it a "front-runner for the most infuriating play of 1991.
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"I was delighted to learn about 'The Chaos,' a 1920s poem that captures the English language in its irregular, infuriating and inspiring beauty," writes Gina Lamb, a Special Sections editor.
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This newest admissions scandal is infuriating, but the ongoing, perfectly legal one that lets wealthy families pay for the things that lead to greater chances of admission hurts even more.
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As the film dances between Tish and Fonny's stories pre- and post-arrest, Jenkins builds up a picture of love in 1970s New York that is both beautiful and infuriating.
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" Anna Gaca at Spin called it an "infuriating kitsch concoction," and Jon Caramanica at the New York Times said it was Perry "in her least convincing mode — dance-floor diva.
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British officials found that infuriating and note that, in the end, the Irish border problem was only solved by agreeing to a customs deal that meant indeed discussing future trade terms.
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After Cannes, where I dealt with a bunch of other instances of casual but infuriating sexism, my boss and I got into a blowout fight, and I burned all my bridges.
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White House reporters say that the incident has transformed into the most infuriating and baffling episode in an administration whose communication strategy has often been defined by chaos and warring factions.
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While golden parachutes are common at large companies, it's a tad infuriating in this case, given Mayer's penchant for overspending and sub-par performance during her five-year tenure as CEO.
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The frustration of rolling over the same spot 317 times and ending up not cleaning much of anything is infuriating and will usually lead you to rage-quit cleaning your home.
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If that infuriating saying, "a watched pot never boils" pops into your head every single time you try to throw together a quick pasta dinner, you, friend, are certainly not alone.
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The issue gained even greater prominence when President Obama publicly urged FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler to reclassify broadband companies as common carriers, infuriating the industry and its allies on Capitol Hill.
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Work on the NRC accelerated under the Hindu nationalist government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, which wants to give all Hindus citizenship, infuriating many Assamese, who want all illegal immigrants expelled.
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The move has been seen as a way to go around Congress to make the payments, infuriating the Republican lawmakers who worked to restrict insurer funding over the last two years.
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Apple Messages is one of the iPhone's killer apps, streamlining text messages and making the iPhone almost impossible to abandon — but texting is infuriating if all the letters don't actually work.
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But the alleged political kidnapping of the booksellers is being seen as a flagrant violation of the system, further infuriating pro-democracy activists who have taken to the streets in protest.
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His writeup, titled "Nice hardware, infuriating setup issues, terrible insecure software," dives deep into the security of this Chinese-manufactured switch that he says exposes the MAC address of users' sockets.
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Which is perhaps why sitting through a vacation story is so infuriating: It represents the worst way to experience something you aspire to do — by hearing how someone else did it.
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Relations between Ottawa and Riyadh have been tense after Canada demanded the immediate release of jailed rights activists last year, infuriating Saudi Arabia who retaliated by freezing new trade with Ottawa.
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For now, we pay homage to one of the most infuriating-but-oh-so-awesome videos of all time with 6 GIF'd clips of UNSATISFYING, officially uploaded to GIPHY by Parallel.
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The most infuriating part of this ridiculous battle is that health care is not a leftist issue by any means-- historically, funding for community health centers has been a bipartisan initiative.
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"It just seems like the President loves infuriating our friends and and befriending folks who have been our sort of natural opposition," Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker told CNN.
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Most recently, the MSNBC show "Up" with David Gura apologized for a graphic excluding Yang just days before the November 20 MSNBC and Washington Post debate, infuriating Yang supporters even more.
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The 47 year-old Australian-born Assange founded WikiLeaks in 2006 and it published secret official information including hundreds of thousands of diplomatic cables, infuriating the United States and other countries.
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He put Jane, Kurt Weller and the rest of the team through intense, infuriating questioning, which for viewers used to frantic chases and gun battles required a big change in expectations.
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Emily Varnam, a doula and reproductive health educator in Detroit who previously worked in New York City, describes the experience of repeatedly witnessing obstetric violence as exhausting, infuriating, and deeply traumatic.
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Untitled Amazing Johnathan Documentary is a farce about the business of making documentaries, especially ones that profile celebrities, and whether you find it fascinating or infuriating, it's hard to look away.
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The heat was turned up between California and the Trump administration after Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf issued a warning to citizens of an impending ICE raid in the area, infuriating Sessions.
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Luckily, the girl was able to slip back out of the slot, but even if she hadn't, she wouldn't have been the first kid to get trapped inside that infuriating machine.
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French authorities last month gave Total permission to use palm oil as a feedstock at its La Mede biofuel refinery in southern France, infuriating farmers who grow crops such as rapeseed.
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Many veterans of the Hillary Clinton campaign four years ago remember well how infuriating it was that Sanders and his followers went into a sulk after losing the nomination to her.
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"Madhouse," by Andrew Scull, tells the fascinating and infuriating story of Dr. Henry Cotton, an early-20th-century quack who believed that he could cure mental illness by removing people's organs.
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In an industry that is built upon the backs of young women, it's infuriating that publishers haven't seemed to care about denigrating the very people who work on their big books.
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That mass shootings tore apart a country music festival a year ago and a country-music bar just two days ago makes the genre's silence on the matter irresponsible and infuriating.
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On Friday, September 19th, the S.E.C. announced a temporary ban on short selling, infuriating hedge-fund managers, who saw it as political favoritism that interrupted the natural course of the markets.
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I love everything about women, and it's infuriating to me that there's a narrative that's a complete lie that says there is only room for one woman in any given room.
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Senate Democrats on Tuesday blocked a funding bill to fight the Zika virus, infuriating Republicans and raising real doubts about whether Congress will approve an emergency response before the summer recess.
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