Migration is a major source of irritation between London and Edinburgh.
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An unexpected source of irritation will make itself known this evening, Sagittarius.
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But if Metallica's music wasn't a source of irritation, the band itself eventually was.
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Still, the mandated segments have become the biggest source of irritation for many KOMO employees.
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Mr Putin's expensive military adventures used to generate enthusiasm, but they have become a source of irritation.
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The topic can be a source of irritation for the former candidate, another distraction from the message.
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But they often become major public issues in Canada and a significant source of irritation between the countries.
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That's how the Los Feliz Murder Mansion became a curiosity for adventurous locals, and a source of irritation for neighbors.
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A particular source of irritation has been the utter failure of the repatriation schemes painfully negotiated with the Myanmar government.
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Bumpies are, unsurprisingly, controversial, alternately a source of irritation for onlookers and a connection to community for moms-to-be.
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An elderly Thomas Jefferson saw that a "geographic line, coinciding with a marked principle" would forever be a source of irritation.
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Background: Since 2008, the recognition of Kosovo's independence has been a major source of irritation for the Serbian public and ruling elite.
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Among the artist's quirks — and a source of irritation for his wealthy patrons — was that he often refused to declare his works complete.
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In other communities, the sums of money devoted to lavish expansions, aggressive advertising and eye-popping executive compensation are a source of irritation.
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The deal removes a potential source of irritation and conflict this year as Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, runs for a second term.
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Sanctions are another constant source of irritation, leading to higher food prices and complications in banking, agriculture, transportation and securing visas to travel abroad.
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The Trump administration seems to recognize that even if they have avoided an irreparable breach with Europe, Iran will continue to be source of irritation.
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This is a perennial source of irritation, and probably one reason why a long-promised visit by Dmitri Medvedev, Russia's prime minister, has still not taken place.
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The city's rules for energy efficiency and other green features in new apartment buildings are tougher than elsewhere in Sweden – a source of irritation to some builders.
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We could love you if we remind ourselves that no creature is made up only of poison, that no life is only a source of irritation or pain.
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Caputo also emphasized, however, that another source of irritation for Trump, and for the administration more broadly, is the degree to which the Mueller probe overshadows everything else.
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High in the Alaskan Arctic, smoke fills the southern horizon—stirred by a light southwesterly breeze that is a source of irritation to the 35-year-old chief firefighter.
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On the contrary, Fayyad has long been a source of irritation to the Palestinian Authority which perceives the reform-minded, American-educated economist as an outsider with suspect loyalties.
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Friday's signing potentially ends a big source of irritation for the U.S. administration as it pivots to a much bigger trade fight with China that threatens the global economy.
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Mueller's inquiry, which is eyeing possible collusion by Trump campaign officials with Russians, has been a constant source of irritation to Trump, and become more of one in recent days.
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And drivers frequently cite a rider's failure to wear a seat belt as a source of irritation — and also often a reason for lowering the rider's rating, the spokesperson said.
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And Quebec is a net recipient of billions of dollars in transfer payments from the federal government that help pay for public programs and services, a source of irritation to other, richer provinces.
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Richards' pragmatic streak has been an occasional source of irritation to other reproductive rights activists, such as the during the legislative fight over the Affordable Care Act, which resulted in several compromises on abortion.
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As exacting as the synchronized movement strives to be, this airless work lacks detail; the dancers' imprecision is a constant source of irritation, as are Christian Joy's unitards, which sag in all the wrong places.
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The budget deficit became a source of irritation between the creative team of the exhibition and the government of Kassel and the state of Hesse, which are shareholders in the company that operates the exhibition.
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It was my sophomore year of high school, and the peach fuzz on my upper lip had gone from being a point of pride to a source of irritation: sparse but increasingly dark and patchy.
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With NRC's systems down, one chief information officer at a hospital said that it's been a "major source of irritation internally," because the systems are used to determine how much its physicians are getting paid.
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Others include Kidman as a wealthy woman with a younger husband ("True Blood's" Alexander Skarsgard); and Zoe Kravitz as the new wife of Witherspoon's ex-husband (James Tupper), whose presence is a constant source of irritation.
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Trump has made clear that he intends to continue tweeting in the White House, and he spends a lot of time talking on the phone — a source of irritation to aides who try to keep Trump on script.
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The most likely source of irritation in the movie is pretty well documented -- how Nancy's concern about Reagan led her to consult an astrologer in planning White House schedules, one of the less-flattering revelations about her influence.
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By the spring, however, Peterlin had become a particular source of irritation to White House officials, some of whom told me they believed that she was dragging her feet on nominations in order to preserve her newfound power.
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The exchange, first reported by Iran and confirmed hours later by Obama administration officials, removed a big source of irritation between the two countries, whose relationship broke down more than three decades ago, during the 1979-1981 Tehran hostage crisis.
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When Chanel skin care brought her on as a consultant five years ago, she tentatively broached the subject of a product without fragrance, a major source of irritation, figuring that a house that makes some of the world's best-known perfumes wouldn't go for it.
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And North Korea, an issue on which there had been some common ground between the two powers — at least when it came to the latest round of United Nations sanctions — is likely to become a greater source of irritation, as China loses an incentive to be tougher on the regime.
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By all rights, his pictorial illogic should be a source of irritation, but instead of exasperating over the jagged planar disruptions, jarring color, indecipherable cultural appropriations of Japonisme and Chinoiserie, and abrupt transitions between softly molded forms and flat, abstract patterns, we find ourselves surrendering to their stupendously beautiful decadence.
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Conflictors also are of opposite temperaments, which is a source of > irritation to both partners. Conflictors are usually rather interesting for > each other, but also very tiresome.
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Treatment usually involves surgical removal of the lesion down to the bone. If there are any adjacent teeth, they are cleaned thoroughly by scaling and root planing (SRP) to remove any possible source of irritation. Recurrence is around 10%.
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The .50 Beowulf is a proprietary caliber developed as a specialized cartridge. Alexander Arms and Delta Firearms oversees all aspects of the production of the system and related accessories. Their reluctance to divulge information has been a source of irritation to some writers.
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As a result, she is a constant source of irritation and frustration for her husband, Srikant. Mrs. Chanchala selects a new interest and strives for proficiency in that interest no matter how unrealistic. She reliably fails in attaining her goals, even though she never fails to upset her husband.
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She was at first unimpressed by the quiet Peter; she herself was something of a self-admitted chatterbox (a source of irritation to some of the others). As time went on, however, she and Peter became very close, though she remained uncertain in what direction their relationship would develop.
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Treatment usually involves surgical removal of the lesion down to the bone. If there are any adjacent teeth, they are cleaned thoroughly to remove any possible source of irritation. Surgical methods can be traditional, Nd:YAG laser or QMR scalpel. Recurrence is around 16%,Thompson LD, Wenig BM. Diagnostic Pathology: Head and Neck.
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Recurrent bleeding in either oral or nasal lesions may necessitate excision and cauterization sooner, however. If aesthetics are a concern, then treatment may be pursued as well. Usually, only minor surgery may be needed, along with a dental cleaning for oral lesions to remove any calculus or other source of irritation. For nasal lesions, nose-picking should be discouraged.
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Ham was able to defend himself, but the fact that he was never able to prove that Monk was behind this has always been a source of irritation for him. During the story "Dust of Death" an odd ape took a liking to Ham. He kept it due to its similarity to Monk. He named it Chemistry, to infuriate Monk.
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Eastern yellow jackets destroy many insects that consume cultivated and ornamental plants, providing a valuable service to humans. They can, however, be a source of irritation when their nests are located near homes. They are adept at stinging, especially if the nest is threatened. Not to be confused with certain bees that die after a single sting, these wasps may sting repeatedly whenever they feel it necessary and can inflict a very painful sting.
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He is also shown as a somewhat dim boy who takes everything literally; for example, Jim might say, "Go jump in the lake," to which Bud would reply, "Okay, Dad; which lake should I go jump into?" He also uses the phrase "Holy Cow" to express displeasure. On radio, Kathy often is portrayed as a source of irritation. She whines, cries and complains about her status in the family as being overlooked.
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Fly and mosquito protection is an important part of overall horse care, as biting insects are both a source of irritation and also may transmit disease. A fly mask with ears, showing attachment and other details. Note mesh is see-through Horse wearing a fly mask without ear covers Top photo shows camera view through a mesh fly mask, bottom photo is view without mask. Horses can see through the mesh with minimal impairment.
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As his presidency continued, Jefferson prioritized white settlement of the western territories over peaceful assimilation.Appleby, 2003, pp. 107–10 When Jefferson assumed power, the Shawnee leader Tecumseh and his brother Tenskwatawa were leading raids against American settlements in the Ohio Valley, with munitions provided by British traders in Canada. Attempting to form a confederation of Indian people in the Northwest Territory, the two brothers would be a continual source of irritation to westward settlers.
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Although in the following months Hassan did regain some power in Ogaden he was never a force in British Somaliland again. He died of natural causes in December 1920. In Great Britain, where Mohammed Abdullah Hassan had long been a source of irritation, news of the swift victory was well received in Parliament and the country. The cost of the 1920 operation was put at £77,000 and Amery described it as "the cheapest war in history".
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Daniel finds the army to his liking, performing excellently at the exercises, but Stan and Ollie are less happy with their new duties. Their drill sergeant, Hippo (Edmund MacDonald), considers Stan and Ollie to be lazy, and their antics drive the sergeant crazy. Stan's pet crow Penelope is a constant source of irritation to the sergeant. But what irritates Hippo most is that the fort's photo developer, Ginger Hammond (Sheila Ryan), takes a special interest in Daniel.
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One source of irritation was that USMT operators did not have to follow military authority. Usually they performed without hesitation, but they were not required to, so Albert Myer created a U.S. Army Signal Corps in February 1863. As the new head of the Signal Corps, Myer tried to get all telegraph and flag signaling under his command, and therefore subject to military discipline. After creating the Signal Corps, Myer pushed to further develop new telegraph systems.
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This was the final Grand Prix event to ever take place at Foxhill. With the circuit waterlogged for three years in a row, the circuit's poor infrastructure was a source of irritation to the Grand Prix promoters (at the time) 'Action Group', who were keen to raise the profile of Grand Prix motocross by moving to circuits with improved infrastructure. Thus the 2000 British Grand Prix was the final Grand Prix to be staged at Foxhill.
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He had been Cixi's rival during the coup and was ordered to commit suicide after Cixi's victory. As a consequence, there were tensions between Cixi and the empress, and this was often a source of irritation for Cixi. Moreover, the empress's zodiac symbol of tiger was perceived as life-threatening by the superstitious Cixi, whose own zodiac symbol was a goat. According to Cixi's belief, it was a warning from the gods that she would eventually fall prey to the empress.
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Frank J. Hayes, then international vice-president, twice invited the operators to a joint conference, as did the miners assembled in convention at Trinidad on Sep 15, 1913. But the operators had ignored these invitations. It is significant that of the miners' six or seven demands, only two were not already guaranteed under severe penalty by the laws of Colorado. Much of the source of irritation, then, might have been eliminated if Governor E. M. Ammons' administration had enforced the laws.
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299 Honorius, as suzerain of the Kingdom of Jerusalem, re-confirmed the election of King Baldwin II of Jerusalem and established him as the royal parton of the Templars.Mann, pg. 300 Honorius tried to manage as best he could the rivalries of the different princes and high-ranking ecclesiastics that were destabilising the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem. Long-standing arguments over areas of jurisdiction between the Latin Patriarchs of Antioch and Jerusalem were a constant source of irritation to Honorius.
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Dissatisfaction with the established Catholic Church had already been widespread in Denmark. Many people viewed the tithes and fees — a constant source of irritation for farmers and merchants — as unjust. This became apparent once word got out that King Frederick and his son, Duke Christian had no sympathy with Franciscans who persistently made the rounds of the parishes to collect food, money, and clothing in addition to the tithes. Between 1527 and 1536 many towns petitioned the king to close the Franciscan houses.
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Coyotes are only rarely infested with lice, while fleas infest coyotes from puphood, though they may be more a source of irritation than serious illness. Pulex simulans is the most common species to infest coyotes, while Ctenocephalides canis tends to occur only in places where coyotes and dogs (its primary host) inhabit the same area. Although coyotes are rarely host to flukes, they can nevertheless have serious effects on coyotes, particularly Nanophyetus salmincola, which can infect them with salmon poisoning disease, a disease with a 90% mortality rate. Trematode Metorchis conjunctus can also infect coyotes.
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On the same day, America delivered $1700 million in frozen accounts to Iran. Jason Rezaian and three other Iranian-Americans (Saeed Abedini, Amir Hekmati, Nosratollah Khosravi- Roodsari) accused of spying for the United States were swapped for one Iranian and six Iranian-Americans (Nader Modanlo, Bahram Mechanic, Khosrow Afghani, Arash Ghahreman, Tooraj Faridi, Nima Golestaneh and Ali Saboun) who were accused of violating US sanctions against Iran. The NYT described the exchange as removing "a big source of irritation" between the two countries ever since their relationship broke down in 1979-1981 Tehran hostage crisis.
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This is also occasionally seen on sleepers for older girls or women. ; Bound feet : On sleepers made since the 1980s, the soles of the feet usually attach to the upper foot pieces with an inward- facing seam. In preceding years, it was more common for the seam to face outward, and to be covered with a narrow strip of material, forming a kind of ridge around the perimeter of the sole. This design was referred to in advertisements as a bound edge or bound foot, and was intended both to improve durability, and to improve comfort by eliminating a potential source of irritation.
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In Wiota, Wisconsin, the Munchs lived near the church, but the pastor also served other Norwegian-speaking settlements, traveling by horse and buggy and often being gone for days at a time. He soon realized he and his parishioners had different ideas of freedom. Freedom for the Norwegian peasant pioneers meant social equality, freedom from the social differentiation conventional in Norway at the time. The presence of a Norwegian professional minister and his family, with refined manners, dress, and speech was a constant source of irritation and was felt by some to be a threat to their newly won freedom.
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The modern event has become a part of the itinerary of many travelers to Southeast Asia. The success of the Full Moon Party prompted the creation of "Half Moon", "Black (New) Moon", Oxa Beach, and other parties. The ruling military government in late 2014 banned all but the Full Moon Party, but the edict may not have been observed by local authorities given that, as of 5 April 2015, all parties except the Full Moon Party were again banned on Ko Pha-ngan. This was done to stop the noise pollution which has become a constant source of irritation for the islanders.
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Although well-received by the critics, Merchants of Venus wasn't made commercially available until 2002, when it was released on DVD. Gee's last television role was Doreen Heavey in Coronation Street, the mother of Maxine Peacock and a part she played in regular intervals from 1999 to 2004. The character of Doreen was scatty and flirty, and during her time on the show, had a brief flirtation with Mike Baldwin, a feud with Vera Duckworth, and was a constant source of irritation for her son-in-law Ashley Peacock, when she arrived at his and Maxine's house following a split with her husband Derrick, whom she was reconciled with in 2003.
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Sweden had been highly successful in the Thirty Years' War, having defeated Imperial armies in Germany and seen substantial victories under Gustavus Adolphus and after his death, under the leadership of Count Axel Oxenstierna, Lord High Chancellor of Sweden. At the same time, Sweden was continually threatened by Denmark–Norway, which almost completely encircled Sweden from the south (Blekinge, Scania and Halland), the west (Bohuslän) and the north-west (Jämtland). The Danish Sound Dues were also a continuing source of irritation and a contributing factor to the war. In the spring of 1643 the Swedish Privy Council determined that their military strength made territorial gains at the expense of Denmark likely.
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Nickel has a wide utility of application in manufactured metals because it is both strong and malleable, leading to ubiquitous presence and the potential for consumers to be in contact with it daily. However, for those who have the rash of allergic contact dermatitis (ACD) due to a nickel allergy, it can be a challenge to avoid. Foods, common kitchen utensils, cell phones, jewelry, and many other items may contain nickel and be a source of irritation due to the allergic reaction caused by the absorption of free released nickel through direct and prolonged contact. The most appropriate measure for nickel-allergic persons is to prevent contact with the allergen.
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Nkrumah was convinced there had been an assassination plot against him, and his response was to have the parliament pass the Preventive Detention Act, allowing for incarceration for up to five years without charge or trial, with only Nkrumah empowered to release prisoners early. According to Nkrumah's biographer, David Birmingham, "no single measure did more to bring down Nkrumah's reputation than his adoption of internment without trial for the preservation of security." Nkrumah intended to bypass the British-trained judiciary, which he saw as opposing his plans when they subjected them to constitutional scrutiny. Another source of irritation was the regional assemblies, which had been organized on an interim basis pending further constitutional discussions.
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This inspired the decided title that was forced upon Schulz, to his consternation. Schulz hated the title Peanuts, which remained a source of irritation to him throughout his life. He accused the production manager at UFS of not having even seen the comic strip before giving it a title, and said that the title would only make sense if there was a character named "Peanuts". On the day it was syndicated, Schulz's friend visited a news stand in uptown Minneapolis and asked if there were any newspapers that carried Peanuts, to which the newsdealer replied, "no, and we don't have any with popcorn either"; this event confirmed his fears concerning the title.
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345 As a result of these relationships Lenz was arrested after the failed assassination plot and brought to court in January 1945 for his participation in the conspiracy as well as the suspicious nature of his work as a lawyer throughout the early 1940s, during which time he was seen by the Gestapo as a defender of Jews. His role as the defendant of the pardoned opposition leader Josef Müller in 1944 was a further source of irritation to the Nazis. Due to his success as his own defence lawyer, Lenz was able to avoid execution and was sentenced instead to four years penitentiary with eight years without civil rights. He was freed by Soviet forces on 28 April 1945.
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In addition, the Kapitan Cina also faced considerable difficulties in securing new agreements with Abu Bakar. The crisis was only resolved in 1866 after Abu Bakar designated five new ports for the registration of cargo, and the British softened their animosity against Abu Bakar.Lim, Wong Ah Fook: Immigrant, Builder and Entrepreneur, pg 81–2 Abu Bakar's relationship with the ruler of Muar, Sultan Ali was strained. Soon after Abu Bakar succeeded his father, he sent a letter to Sultan Ali asserting Johor's sovereignty over Segamat, which Sultan Ali had hoped to exert political influence over.Winstedt, A History of Johore (1365–1941), pg 129 In addition, Sultan Ali, who had borrowed a large sum from an Indian moneylender in 1860, became a source of irritation for Abu Bakar.
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While she undergoes this internal conflict, her suitor Saber is staying as a guest at the home she shares with Mustafa and his children, and the incompatibility between this traditional man, her future husband, and Mustafa's Americanized family is another source of irritation adding to the mounting tensions underlying the story. Mustafa's friend Omar (Kais Nashef) is a struggling actor and Habibe's Café regular, a young Egyptian man who supports his dream of becoming a film star by working as a part-time cab driver for Mustafa's ragged, one-car taxi company. Because of his Middle Eastern looks and accent, however, he is constantly cast in the role of a terrorist in American TV shows that portray only a shallow understanding of Arabs and their culture. When an opportunity for a non- racially-designated role arrives, Omar feels his chance for success—to be seen as an actor first and not a Muslim—has finally arrived.
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24 In Britain the campaign emphasised the important lesson previously demonstrated in the Trafalgar campaign of the year before, that it was immensely difficult in the vastness of the Atlantic Ocean to detect and intercept French squadrons at sea: only off their own harbours and in the confined waters of the Caribbean were they vulnerable to detection and attack by British squadrons. The inadequate size and power of convoy escorts and the expense in resources employed in chasing French squadrons at sea meant that British trade was placed at risk by the depredations of independent French squadrons, and the maintenance of a tight blockade was essential.The Victory of Seapower, Gardiner, p. 18 The British grip on French maritime travel was a constant source of irritation to Napoleon, who instigated a massive shipbuilding program with the intention of breaking the blockade: by 1808 he was able to muster over 80 ships of the line against the British blockade squadrons.
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The production of zinc cash coins probably stopped around the year 1871 as it was too expensive to maintain its production, the government of Đại Nam did not have any access to zinc mines as they were being blocked by Chinese pirates which would make it costly to try and acquire the resources necessary for their production. Zinc cash coins have always been a major source of irritation for the government as they were very heavy compared to their intrinsic value making them difficult to transport in larger quantities and were also weak and easily damaged due to their brittle nature. The transport of the zinc cash coins itself was a liability as it was not uncommon for strings to break and the coins to fall into pieces as they hit the road, but as these zinc coins were used to pay the salaries of government workers they were deemed necessary but eventually every were completely phased out in favour of the lighter and strong brass coinage though they would remain essential to the general population of Đại Nam for small transactions.
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In June 2006, Murkowski called for the United States to focus on North Korea's nuclear weapons program ahead of other issues: "While the issues of currency counterfeiting, weapons proliferation, and human rights are all very important, the reality is that without an agreement on the primary source of irritation, there will be no progress on the other issues either." Murkowski warned of growing division among nations involved in multilateral nuclear talks, citing the view of the South Korean and Chinese governments that the counterfeiting issue gave North Korea an excuse to boycott discussions. In March 2017, following recent missile tests conducted by the North Korean military that saw some landed approximately 600 miles off the coast of regional American ally Japan, Murkowski was a cosponsor of a bill by Ted Cruz to re-list North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism. On June 12, 2018, President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un held a summit in Singapore, resulting in North Korea affirming its intention "to work toward complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula".
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Faerber, Jay. Dynamo 5 #5, July 2007, Image Comics and a thief using the Winterbourne Institute's strength-amplifying Strong-Suit.Faerber, Jay. Dynamo 5 #0, February 2009, Image Comics Despite his telepathy's usefulness, however, Reinhart has laments the adverse side-effects that his powers and his involvement in the team has had on his life. His inability to fully control his telepathy, his tendency to pick up the thoughts of others that he finds hurtful, and the manner in which new aspects of it may suddenly evolve unexpectedly, have been a source of irritation to him, often causing him to long for a more empowering ability like his sister Olivia's flight.Faerber, Jay. Dynamo 5 #2 (Second Printing), May 2007, Image ComicsFaerber, Jay. Dynamo 5 #4; June 2007, Image Comics The difficulty in finding time for both his high school career and his superheroics leads to some sleeplessness, and tension between him and Maddie Warner. Reinhart also comes to blows with his brother Spencer (Myriad) over Spencer engaging in a romantic embrace with a schoolmate of Reinhart's while Spencer, a shape-shifter, was impersonating Reinhart when Reinhart was in a coma.
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