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"It's an aggravation and an annoyance".
And he said the gravel was an "aggravation".
"For us to have an aggravation of that would just be counterproductive," Mr. Romer said.
The outsized Israeli phone bills were an aggravation, if not a financial threat.
On the other hand, the intensity of meteorological droughts do not indicate an aggravation for most cases.
Mid-month World Cup qualifiers saw a 16-day pause in MLS play that was an aggravation for, well, everyone.
"What we are seeing in Brazil is an aggravation of ordinary living conditions as cities prepare for the World Cup.
However, too often in the past, the whiff of self-aggrandising political theatre has become a distraction and an aggravation.
To alert ophthalmologists of the possibility of an aggravation of forme fruste keratoconus after photorefractive keratectomy (PRK).
Wandering around with my autistic son poking my nose into their business must have have been an aggravation to them.
If it wasn't for him with this offer, I'd have to relocate to a smaller place, and it would have been an aggravation for me and more stressful.
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