It must particularly rankle Kramnik when Carlsen adopts a blasé pose — declaring, for example, that losing at Monopoly upsets him more than losing at chess.
He was particularly rankled by Trump's rally.
Still, the dismissals of Jordan and Mitchell particularly rankled some around the league.
What particularly rankled, it turned out, was the way Wood's 2009 Christmas special lost its prime slot on the 25th.
Mr. Risch seemed particularly rankled by Mrs. Clinton's contention that the treaty's opponents were driven by "ideology and mythology," not facts.
They are particularly rankled by Mr. Obama's decision to join in an unsuccessful attempt to block the Alito nomination by a filibuster.
What has particularly rankled many residents and local officials, though, is how the alert was handled and how the public, in their opinion, was not properly notified.
"This is part of what particularly rankles the government about him, is that not only does he have international standing, he has standing in a community that is not very well known to them," Ms. Richardson said.
In a reference to the certification of the election results by the United Nations, which has particularly rankled the government, she said the world body had wrongly "appropriated the right to proclaim Ivory Coast's president".
The focus on US-Cuba business ties appears to have particularly rankled with Castro, who nationalised US companies after coming to power in 1959 and establishing the communist system into which his brother is now introducing gradual market-based reforms.
