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"It's totally unpredictable, but the larger the airport the longer you can potentially be stuck," he said, adding that he is flying less because of frustrations with airport security and his unwillingness to submit to the body scanners.

The Rev. David Dyson, a Presbyterian minister and chairman of the People of Faith Network, a coalition with members from 10,000 congregations, said labor rights advocates were seeking antisweatshop legislation from Congress because of frustrations with the lack of progress in company-by-company pressure campaigns.

Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa) opted to leave Congress because of frustrations with the slow pace of promised change and insufficient filibuster reform.

Democrat Connie Perez made a big splash when she entered the race but dropped out less than a month later, in part, Martinez said, because of frustrations with the DCCC over campaign staffing.   .

Because of frustration with the administration's apparent unwillingness to penalize Russia, Congress amended Gore-McCain in 1996.

She said she was joining The Huffington Post not because of frustration with print media but because "it's such a great opportunity to build my own team".

Freddie's chief executive, David Moffett, who was appointed six months ago, stepped down in part because of frustration with tight government control and the deeply conflicted mission of the company.

Ms. Lettman-Hicks said in an interview that she was pressing the Department of Justice for assistance both because of frustration with the local investigation but also because, unlike federal law, Mississippi's hate crime statute does not cover sexual orientation.

The decision was made after the actress Megan Mullally quit the show this week because of frustration with the inexperience of a co-star, the comedian Patton Oswalt, whom she tried to have replaced, according to four people familiar with her departure.

SHANGHAI — If Google pulls out of China because of frustration with government restrictions, it will not be the first time an American Internet giant has retreated from the country.