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It is an exasperating but invaluable rigmarole.
By rights, this should be an exasperating book.
It had been an exasperating 24 hours for Mr. Boockvar.
It was, Mr. Schultz conceded recently, an exasperating experience.
But, from a TV-programmer's viewpoint, the American child is an exasperating and demanding beast.
Many may find their country's politics an exasperating distraction from the grind of daily life.
Still, for all the accomplishments and accolades, Bowe was an exasperating project.
It's easy to imagine him roping a cow, but he'd make an exasperating husband.
"I guess," he said, at an exasperating loss, "all that weight lifting caught up with me".
Jesse can be an exasperating showboater, at once passive and vain.
The letter is typical of an exasperating obstructionist bent in Washington these days, but the senators have a point.
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