As with nominees before Kavanaugh, his statements are more maddening than reassuring.
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Nothing is more maddening than having the innocence of white Americans besmirched.
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Even more maddening, you can't adjust the screen brightness when you're shooting in 20K mode.
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The further you progress, the more demanding the goals, the more maddening the game's flaws become.
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What's less clever, and more maddening, are the ways companies overhype this style of quantum cryptography.
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What's more maddening is that the evidence shows that Iran, until now, had abided by the agreement.
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Even more maddening is Apple's reported decision to include a USB-A charger over a USB-C one.
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This makes its unpredictability even more maddening, and the possibility that it could become predictable even more tantalizing.
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What makes his position all the more maddening is that the question does not appear a close one.
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There is nothing more maddening -- and counterproductive -- to me than saying that Trump's 59 million votes were all racist.Ridiculous.
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There's nothing more maddening than debating someone who doesn't know history, doesn't read books, and frames their myopia as virtue.
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"There's nothing more maddening than debating someone who doesn't know history, doesn't read books, and frames their myopia as virtue," he tweeted.
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" He added, "There is nothing more maddening — and counterproductive — to me than saying that Trump's 59 million votes were all racist. Ridiculous.
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It becomes even more maddening when we realize that the public is subsidizing these highly compensated shenanigans through an ill-conceived tax loophole.
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You could actually lose your data or, at the very least, progress in a game you were playing (which, frankly, can be even more maddening).
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"There's nothing more maddening than debating someone who doesn't know history, doesn't read books, and frames their myopia as virtue," tweeted the Captain America actor, 22018.
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What makes the legislative inaction all the more maddening is that there is general public agreement in favor of attempts like these to reduce the bloodshed.
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Paying the parking meter is a daily headache for many drivers in New York City, and with the stroke of the new year, it became even more maddening.
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Pur-Well Club Extra-Large Pillow: 2466.65-Pack — $2466.65 See Details The only thing more maddening than infants crying on planes is the actual act of sleeping in transit.
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Double-check. You know she didn't spend hours getting ready, which makes it all the more maddening that she captures the aura you've been perpetually chasing with total ease.
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Known as the Windsor Hum, this sound in Windsor, Ontario, near Detroit, is unpredictable in its duration, timing and intensity, making it all the more maddening for those affected.
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"There's nothing more maddening than debating someone who doesn't know history, doesn't read books, and frames their myopia as virtue," actor Chris Evans wrote while retweeting the controversial rapper.
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What's even more maddening, the very prisoners producing the hand sanitizer are being denied many of the recommended best-practices for slowing or halting the spread of the epidemic.
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Now, as the memory of the pain became more distant and my stubborn spare tire becomes more maddening, I get back in touch with the technician who'd bore witness to my caterwauling.
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Beyond that rather confounding case restriction, one likely governed by Apple's more maddening revenue-making strategies, the two Series 3 devices are largely identical, save the ability to work with or without a phone.
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What's more maddening, though, is that this isn't even true: Lifting heavy weights will not necessarily make you bigger; strength does not automatically equal huge-looking muscles, because that's just not how muscles work.
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There may be nothing more maddening for a devoted combat sports fan than learning that a fight has been called off or overturned because one of the competitors tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs.
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Oubre had two of these in the final six minutes of close game: James' inconsistencies are even more maddening since he is the Cavs' leader as well as one of the league's smartest players.
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A watch that does not show you the time when you look at it is not a good enough watch and there's nothing more maddening than looking at your wrist and not seeing the time.
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Message sent with concern that will never be addressed" Chris Evans posted an equally-frustrated condemnation, writing on Twitter that "There's nothing more maddening than debating someone who doesn't know history, doesn't read books, and frames their myopia as virtue.
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Even more maddening is the notion that Andrews's job as a sideline reporter — a role that has often been held by attractive women (see: the internet's many articles about the "hottest" sideline reporters) — was part of the reason this happened to her.
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Making this even more maddening and arbitrary, this form of celebration has also long been used by several players in the league with no infraction levied: Chiefs safety Eric Berry uses it; it was the sack dance by former Steelers defensive end and beardo Brett Keisel.
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While Captain America (aka Chris Evans) called out West on Twitter, claiming that "there's nothing more maddening than debating someone who doesn't know history, doesn't read books, and frames their myopia as virtue," it was "Love" singer Lana Del Rey whose criticism of the mogul is particularly interesting.
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" One of the more maddening things this week, says Mr. Rosenthal is the way that President-elect Trump has been stacking his cabinet with "the entitled, rich, privileged, white men who run Wall Street or large banks or come straight out of the Washington power structure that he supposedly fought against.
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Winder's 2017 book Marilyn in Manhattan focused on 1955, with Newsday calling it "an approach that falls squarely within the popular subgenre of micro-biography". The New York Times review said "rarely has a book about Marilyn Monroe been more maddening" and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch review said the book's market might be "slender" and critiqued Winder's confusing use of first names only, while Publishers Weekly called it a "captivating look" at Monroe's escape from Los Angeles.
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Through the power of the Light-Hawk Wings working in tandem with Ryoko and her gems, their combined strength halts Mikamo's kamikaze effort, able to stop even the mass of the falling starship. Unrelenting, the vengeful A.I. chooses to take itself down and drag Tenchi and the others to hell with him, initiating the ship's self-destruct sequence. Taking his frustrations out on Yataka (long past ready to throw in the towel), Mikamo screams at his uselessness as a pawn, although he's quick to stop in the face of something even more maddening - Tenchi wanting to put an end to the fighting by daring to show him mercy. The countdown reaches zero, and as the ship explodes Ryoko and Tenchi take the full brunt of the impact.
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