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1They are also very dirty,-extremelydirty,-dirtyso as to cause much annoyance.
2Mosby's unrelenting aggressiveness caused the Northern generals much annoyance and perplexity.
3Lack of consideration for residents is a cause of much annoyance.
4Mrs. Verne's vascillating nature was a source of much annoyance to her first-born.
5If the baggage is delayed, much annoyance and loss of temper is the result.
6He has been the cause of much annoyance to Holzbauer.
7From the great house he did not receive much annoyance.
8After experience, he found that the premium apprentices caused him much annoyance and irritation.
9He was cross-examined by the second gentleman, but was not subjected to much annoyance.
10We can handle their freight without much annoyance and perhaps at a slight profit.
11No one in these seas has received so much annoyance from him as I have.
12He and his wife felt much annoyance at it.
13There was much annoyance manifested when search did not reveal presence of one other sahib.
14Charley was slow, stumbled dreadfully, and caused his rider much annoyance and some hard swearing.
15Emmet tried not to show too much annoyance at the cigar smoke clogging the room.
16The later events of the negotiation aroused much annoyance at Downing Street, and the conduct of
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