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The crowd started; some looked annoyed; on the arm of His Excellency.
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Team members are annoyed that they weren't allowed to access similar deals.
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Clearly it is an issue and she is right to be annoyed.
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He was clearly annoyed by my presence the first time, I said.
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He said people following the rules would be annoyed others were not.
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This seems the moment to introduce a vexed question from the past.
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What that will do to ANC electoral support is a vexed question.
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Aunt Mercy reproved me; but the loss of the pigeons vexed her.
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The generosity of Finnachta failed in settling the vexed question of tribute.
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In English, I added: Please do not be vexed with me, father.
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My family and friends were harassed by police and state security agents.
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He said political activists were being harassed and farm seizures were continuing.
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Officers were harassed with late night phone calls and threatening text messages.
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He said that since January, the occupants had been harassed by police.
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Dissidents say they are routinely monitored and harassed by state security agents.
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After this latest meeting, it's clear ICANN still needs to be pestered.
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I ask Trudl if they are often pestered by climbers like us.
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Dena had pestered him to bring along her own list of presents.
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So they dropped me like a hot potato; never pestered me again.
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Jim Cornette was a fan of Jay's work, so I pestered him.
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Isn't it enough that I am harried all day long at work?
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I know of a number of examples were harried executives have conceded.
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EBONY: That sounds like medicine for when things get harried… TR: Exactly.
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We get special attention even though the workers look frazzled and harried.
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Four minutes later the harried assistant manager picked up the ringing telephone.
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Then the magician harried him to the malicious glee of the audience.
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For the moment Claire felt the harried desperation of a cornered animal.
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Soon a harried-looking doctor and two remarkably hefty nurses came roiling in.
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They walked hand in hand, three abreast, followed by a harried-looking teacher.
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He sounded harried, and there was an enormous amount of background noise.
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Meanwhile, round pipes and stanchions, the Forwarders harried them in increasing numbers.
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They came-wecannot tell in what numbers, some thousands-andharried the land.
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James asked, harried, as Ralph helped him shrug into his shoulder pads.
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Kids were screaming; parents chased down stubborn charges; the staff looked harried.
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A harried Ereboam met them at the entrance to the central lab.
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Tronie came out of the arched doorway of the lodge, looking harried.
