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To the puzzlement and increasing frustration of the Clinton camp, few flowed her way.

But he largely failed to live up to that commitment, to the increasing frustration of American officials, who invested $12 billion in assistance to Pakistan.

In a sign of the increasing frustration of the president of Afghanistan, Hamid Karzai, with the challenges to his government, he threatened on Sunday to send Afghan troops into Pakistan to hit militant leaders who have vowed to continue a jihad in Afghanistan.

The meeting, which begins tomorrow, stems from the increasing frustration of its sponsor, the Procter & Gamble Company, at what is widely perceived as the poky pace of efforts to eliminate the difficulties confronted by marketers using on-line media to pitch products.

McGregor took action after seeing Villa matches cancelled, to the increasing frustration of the club's fans, on five consecutive Saturdays.

He attempted to intervene in the management of the AWM during his absence, however, to the increasing frustration of its acting director.

The address comes at a time of increasing frustration on Capitol Hill about a lack of answers concerning the anthrax attacks, and of rising partisanship in disagreements over the amount of money that should be spent to defend the nation.

That experience aside, the team's strength is its solid and resourceful defense, led by its back line of Bougherra, Yahia and Rafik Halliche, who were exceptional against England, winning duel after duel on the ground and in the air to the increased frustration of striker Wayne Rooney.

And while that was undoubtedly the tipping point, it's not hard to see why a proliferation of 90s nostalgia might be an increasing frustration for many of today's younger music fans.

George S. Dunlop, Assistant Secretary of Agriculture for natural resources and environment, said officials were pushing for the legislation because of increasing frustration over the cultivation of marijuana plots in national forests.

BEIJING — As Kim Jong-un, the young leader of North Korea, consolidates his grip on power, China is showing signs of increasing frustration at the bellicose behavior of its longtime ally.