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No one was more annoyed by this unfortunate occurrence than Ben Jones.
2
She was far more annoyed than she would let Jeffrey see.
3
She was just more annoyed than anything else about the questions.
4
The discussion passed to John Mather, who sounded even more annoyed.
5
The more I thought about it, the more annoyed I became.
6
I was nervous about contacting him-butI was more annoyed about my loss.
7
He probably should have been more annoyed with team-mate Gustavo Cabral, mind you.
8
If you do, and they notice, they'll get even more annoyed with us.
9
After dinner, though, or the cooks will be even more annoyed with us.
10
My dear aunt,- Iammore annoyed than surprised at Savinien's pranks.
11
Don't make me any more annoyed than I am at present.
12
He squints at the flood of blinding white light, more annoyed than frightened.
13
Lady Coryston laughed; but was perhaps more annoyed than amused.
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The more the 16-year-old has been mentioned, the more annoyed some commentators have become.
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Perhaps for that very reason they were all the more annoyed at her action.
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The young people were still more annoyed at being discovered.
