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1 Consequently, opposition TDs become exasperated by his evasiveness, deliberate or otherwise.
2 Another person would have become exasperated at this stage, but not so Piet.
3 Foster, wakeful and restless, had become exasperated beyond all power of a return to sleep.
4 But Martial's was one of those natures which become exasperated by the least shadow of suspicion.
5 The authors added that they had become exasperated by the "scaremongering and often economic illiteracy" of the remain campaign.
6 But he, quick to become exasperated by opposition, always went further, hurling numbers at his competitors as though they were blows.
7 The elections are currently scheduled for around early March, but donors have become exasperated at how many deadlines have come and gone.
8 The Libyan, who was amazed at such caresses, was in doubt whether to respond to them or to become exasperated at them.
9 Thus the troops became exasperated against him in all quarters.
10 When Madrid signed David Beckham, the squad became exasperated , deeply tired of it all.
11 Sergeant Bob became exasperated , then profane, to the point where Sir Isaac became visibly offended.
12 As a rule, Therese and Laurent became exasperated , in this manner, after the evening meal.
13 He relapsed into silence again, and she became exasperated .
14 The princes of the Empire were becoming exasperated .
15 He was becoming exasperated under the protracted cross-examination.
16 The Germans after hearing innumerable petitions became exasperated .
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