Is there anything more exasperating, more anxiety-inducing, more enraging than this haunting number?
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Each try lasted about three seconds and somehow grew funnier the more exasperating it got.
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His inability to communicate sets up a lot of narrative tension, but it's more exasperating than exciting.
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Which made Tyrion's lurking during the season 7 finale episode, "The Dragon and the Wolf," all the more exasperating.
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The newest allegations feel all the more exasperating because of how many times it seems we've been here before.
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THEY call it "road rage" for a reason: few modern experiences are more exasperating than being trapped in a traffic jam.
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He had a strong spring training, hitting eight home runs, so his lost season thus far is all the more exasperating.
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When "that guy" first showed up, I had no idea I would be time traveling back to some of the more exasperating relationships of my past.
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Unlike some circumstantial transplants, who find the quirks of living in New York more exasperating than exhilarating, the couple considers even the city's pricklier aspects charming.
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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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For an even more exasperating example of this, look no further than metal, a genre whose internal squabbles make punk and Middle Eastern politics look reasonable by comparison.
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And as Megan pointed out, her use as a female rival / delay tactic for Eleven rejoining the group through the thoroughly overused "obvious misunderstanding" trope was one of the more exasperating moments of the season.
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And in a move that's probably even more exasperating than the original list would have been, he ultimately undercuts an insightful meditation on what we keep and why in favor of a gotcha and fairly guessable surprise.
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She grew up swaddled in cultural luxury, knowing Lenny, born Louis, variously as "Lennuhtt" (from a private childhood language), Maestro, El Caballero and — when he grew older and more exasperating — simply LB. The many nicknames bespoke a fundamental restlessness both professional and personal; Bernstein père was ceaselessly teaching and talking, frugging and fretting.
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The first argument is that the Paris Peace Accords that ended the direct American participation in the war was seriously flawed, because it permitted the North Vietnamese to maintain their forces within territorial South Vietnam after the signing of the agreement, thereby dooming the ceasefire. The second argument is that the refusal of the United States government to take promised military action in the face of North Vietnamese violations of the ceasefire was key to the defeat. Adherents to this claim believed that South Vietnam could have been saved by another U.S. bombing campaign. The conflict between the executive and legislative branches of the American government, already severe before Operation Linebacker II in 1972, was only more exasperating during 1975, when a new campaign would probably only have provoked even more Congressional outrage.
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