| This can cause them to miscommunicate or make erroneous commands, leading to frustration or even injury. |
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| Even though you may experience success, you feel only frustration and hopelessness. |
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| I managed to at least contain my frustration and prevented myself from bursting into a swearing fit. |
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| Consequently, I wanted to avoid the frustration of the country's restrictive speed limits. |
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| Imagine my frustration when my strong urge to be one with the boys was thwarted by my furriness! |
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| Clarke's frustration reached such a level that in May or June he asked to be reassigned from the terrorist group to a cybersecurity group. |
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| I screamed and tried to fight, crying in frustration while doctors frantically fussed around me, shouting noises that echoed through my head. |
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| Immediate precipitance of his violent acts have included frustration at his demands not being met by his multi-disciplinary team. |
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| If I had to pick the most common source of frustration for skeptics, I'd have to choose plain old garden-variety ignorance. |
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| I talk to a nice, decent guy who understands my frustration but can't do jack about it. |
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| Although that scenario is not probable it is a possible area of conflict and frustration for the consumer. |
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| I could let the discomfort and frustration defeat me, as they sometimes had, or I could accept them as a necessary part of getting better. |
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| I glowered at him with angry tears of frustration shining in my eyes before I dropped my gaze and crossed my arms again. |
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| The powerlessness and frustration of the local police, who appear to have no grip at all on who their enemy might be, resonates elsewhere. |
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| Danielle groans with frustration and sinks down into the welcoming pillows of her bed. |
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| It can also be caused by unemployment as lack of jobs discharges frustration and in certain cases, depression. |
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| The internet may well be the only way we can communicate our frustration and discontent with the sad state of affairs we find ourselves in. |
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| These problems easily can lead to discontentment and frustration for new staff members and may hamper the learning experience. |
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| The pastor who cannot manage a growing church will be filled with frustration and discouragement. |
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| That is a frustration for us, when obviously we are endeavouring to see whether resolution is achievable. |
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| However, there is real frustration with the seeming endlessness of the process. |
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| Nora grabbed a dishrag and began to clean off the table, sighing in frustration as Chris refused to move his elbows as she wiped. |
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| But this light relief could not obliterate the all-pervading sense of crisis, disillusion and frustration in the country. |
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| There is disillusionment on the part of the community and frustration on the part of the parents. |
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| There is, indeed, a sense of frustration with the difficulty, complexity and enormity of the issues that surround Family Law. |
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| As frustration mounted, more and more examples of enraged public figures losing their cool began to appear. |
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| It also reveals the seething level of frustration and dissatisfaction among parents. |
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| Something in this comic book spoke to their dissatisfaction and frustration with the world as it stands today. |
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| His moments of desperate frustration lend realistic dissonance to their relationship. |
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| I was distracting myself from utter frustration with a project and surfing the blogroll. |
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| This parallel love story clearly relays the obvious frustration that Noah felt due to his wife's evanescent memory and his tender love for her. |
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| There is mounting frustration with the anti-enterprise ethos of his administration. |
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| But there's a storm of angst brewing in the pit of my stomach and I'm not sure whether its frustration or downright sadness. |
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| The lives of Byron and Shelley are an exotic flicker behind the screen, training our frustration on the comparative dryness of this writing. |
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| Ten minutes later, they were almost out and the droopiness on their side had turned to frustration and anger. |
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| I, too, am one of your ilk, and I know the pain, suffering, stress, frustration, and downright anger that comes from driving in this place. |
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| On the other hand for those wanting to give vent to their frustration, the hit-me-doll is the right kind for you. |
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| As I say, I understand people are frustrated, and sometimes they give vent to that frustration. |
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| Angry England fans vented their frustration at their team's shock last-minute defeat by France last night. |
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| So we felt it was the appropriate time where people can vent all their anger and frustration instead. |
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| Sam growled into the speaker and vented all his inner frustration by banging his poor fist onto the oak tabletop. |
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| In no small measure, the Chinese fans may have tried to vent their frustration by expressing it in anti-Japanese gestures. |
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| Finally, Josh, a 17-year-old grocery bagger at a health food store in downtown Santa Cruz expressed his frustration about the job market. |
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| The captain threw back his head in a wail of anguish, jostling her body in his pain and frustration. |
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| A blaze at a Bradford bookstore almost left Harry Potter fans snapping their wands in frustration. |
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| So Kathy is reduced to tears of frustration as she waits to see whether Anna wants her as a sexual partner. |
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| The way he was jabbing his fork at the pasta sort of showed his frustration with that too. |
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| But many schools serving the poor are of such abysmal quality that many children drop out of school in frustration. |
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| The shorter girl snarled her frustration and lunged after him with her jackknife, tearing a horizontal gash in his right pant leg. |
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| They recounted years of frustration and alienation from being ignored despite worry, illness and death. |
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| It is a performance of restrained frustration and quiet despair, coupled with the type of calculated ruthlessness befitting a killer. |
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| Anger and frustration radiate from a man who rarely had faced cause to be angry or frustrated, and he is almost confused by the situation. |
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| The biggest frustration for journalists at the magazine is their lack of access to the story. |
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| He relieves some of his frustration by writing letters to the editor of the local rag and lovingly tends his collection of fountain pens. |
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| He missed a short putt on the fifth, and after holing out he dropped the ball on the green and in his frustration made a practice putt. |
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| The nubile young lead, Adela, is played with convincing adolescent frustration by Isabel Claffey in her Abbey debut. |
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| When Rock Hudson and Doris Day shared fume and frustration in their prolonged comedic foreplay, there was a hint of adultness about it. |
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| When differing versions of that line come into conflict, the result can be rancour, frustration, and political cynicism. |
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| Tears, frustration, rage and rancor characterized much of the testimony of parents of special education students. |
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| My flushed cheeks illustrated my shyness, when in fact it was sheer frustration. |
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| Such, at any rate, was the answer that rang back at my moment of frustration and paralysis and panic. |
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| Every drop of anger, frustration and joy is felt keenly during the film, which never seems to lag or become preachy. |
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| Somewhere at the far end of all this readerly frustration, it all started to seem funny rather than annoying. |
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| This will cause him anxiety, frustration, agitation and other mental discomforts. |
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| On the restart Mitchell wriggled along the byline and looked on in frustration when his dangerous cross found no takers. |
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| There is often little creative scope, frustration is common, and regular praise and reassurance are essential. |
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| Then there is the frustration of opening a bag of paper recyclables and finding coffee grounds, gum, or other food stuff. |
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| His eyebrows were knitted together in what looked like a hint of frustration. |
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| She nods knowingly at the woman's frustration, vowing to stop by the coffee shop the next time she's in Farmington. |
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| Joe screamed out his frustration and hit the pillar profusely with his knuckles until traces of blood appeared on the surface of his knuckles. |
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| Finally I had to decide between my constant worry and frustration and extending my customers' credit. |
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| In contrast to his early years, his later life was marked by financial worries, frustration and disappointment. |
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| It was an act of desperate frustration with a public he saw as wrongly withholding its affections. |
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| Yet, despite all this activity, the subject remains a cause of frustration for doctors and patients alike. |
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| Almost two years of apprehension, vague dread, and sheer frustration may be what ultimately gets the ball rolling again. |
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| He is an amiable person, but very disorganised, and this often leads to frustration on the part of staff, and friction. |
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| He has subsequently half-joked about the frustration of being latterly best known for singing a song which he did not write himself. |
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| There was an audible sign of resigned frustration from my fellow passengers. |
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| I had a rush of anger and frustration at not being able to vent my feelings in an acceptable manner. |
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| Sophie flung her scarf and coat in frustration across the hall and stormed angrily upstairs to change her soaked jeans. |
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| He ended up leaving in frustration, because his village was poor and had no natural or economic resources. |
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| I growled in frustration and barely restrained myself from ripping the next shirt I grabbed into pieces. |
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| His instructor had claimed with frustration that he had two left feet and Roman couldn't agree more. |
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| There has already been a good deal of frustration over the project, including accusations that city staff dragged their heels. |
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| Congenital retardation seems to doom many of the individual's interests to frustration. |
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| Once again, I was hit with the frustration that came with knowing I didn't have a leg to stand on. |
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| Their 2003 adventure ended in frustration when inclement weather forced a hasty retreat. |
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| His frustration over the book's reception seems almost anticlimactic in comparison with the frustrations he was now facing. |
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| It is, I believe, largely sexual frustration that leads women into becoming anti-feminists. |
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| Mothers quickly learn to distinguish a cry of hunger from one of discomfort or frustration and respond appropriately. |
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| I want to be thin and lithe and healthy and get rid of all this illness, all this frustration, all this hatred. |
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| I understand the frustration felt by many litigants in family law proceedings. |
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| It's a saying that makes women livid with frustration and anger at the unfairness of life, while men can remain smugly secure in their bald spot. |
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| Gavin's eyes had turned so dark a grey that they were nearly black, and his voice was rough with suppressed frustration and anger. |
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| As a result, many project their frustration on to his unelected coterie, who they imagine are secretly running the show. |
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| More than a decade of frustration came through loud and clear at this morning's launch. |
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| But poorish health and frustration with the constant squabbling at the academy made him decide to call it a day. |
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| This is not my day, she thought in frustration as she walked back to the guard. |
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| The frustration is so great that the black character believes that he might wind up in a lunatic cell, driven crazy by the insane demands. |
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| Sighing audibly the young swordsman shook his head, in frustration and disgust at his own incompetence. |
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| Because the theater at the Stardust has the quality it does, that takes care of a great deal of my frustration right there. |
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| Fortunately the tantrum induced by this frustration made him sleepy and pretty soon he conked out. |
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| He stuck at it with a grim determination, though inside he was boiling with frustration. |
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| Sick of wines that tasted of artificial flavours and chemicals, he confided his frustration to his wife. |
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| Geldof's frustration at the highly volatile media sector's malaise is clear. |
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| And when that traffic backs up, the result is employee downtime and increasing frustration. |
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| So Yinka, redirect your frustration somewhere else but not to the mallams or the Northerners. |
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| He feels a sleepless night ahead, filled with tearless agony, wails of frustration again emptying. |
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| However, now your baby will cry from boredom, anxiety, frustration and teething. |
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| In a fit of anger and frustration she threw away all her teletype machines one day and refused to use the relay services any more. |
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| A team will experience frustration and anger when they can't score in a game. |
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| I remain close with them, and as the unit received its marching orders a few called me to express their frustration. |
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| She threw the last knife she was holding at the target in frustration, not hitting far off from the target mark. |
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| Would-be users reacted with annoyance and frustration, querying the need for extra charges for tethering, and the high prices of the phones. |
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| She screamed into her pillow, releasing her frustration into the creamy white sheet. |
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| Maybe you're a noisy, active gamer who yells at the screen and bangs his controller in frustration when he loses. |
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| Nancy weds Jeremy but this marriage of convenience only brings Jeremy deeper frustration. |
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| He received an early warning of baronial frustration when a rebellion broke out led by Richard Marshal, the third Earl of Pembroke. |
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| And if I've devoted too much time to maundering about this, it's from a sort of frustration. |
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| Difficulties in securing convictions in the Irish courts increase that frustration even further. |
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| It is frustration like not being able to thread a needle, no matter how hard you try. |
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| My frustration largely arose from the fact that both sections of hanging clothes felt packed and constrained my thrift store shopping urge. |
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| Shrieking with simulated frustration, Clarkson flew into a bate, picked up a hammer and smashed his desktop to smithereens. |
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| It's a kind of recording of the daily frustration and the daily exhilaration and the momentary exaltation of the fact of living itself. |
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| Their frustration and confusion over recent events was all too apparent yesterday. |
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| But amid the feelings of frustration, one piece of positive news shone out like a beacon of hope. |
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| She is a powerhouse of brooding, internal frustration on the verge of a meltdown. |
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| Young pigs are kept in semi-darkness to minimise fighting and aggression caused through frustration due to their appalling conditions. |
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| She fell against the glass case and began to beat her fist against it in frustration. |
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| To the initial frustration of some of the senders, he didn't open the packages. |
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| The album with 16 songs captures the torment, pain and frustration the prisoners undergo after separation from their loved ones. |
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| Mary's frustration turned into rage, and her behavior became increasingly erratic. |
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| The relentless boredom, fear and frustration hung over her head like a black storm cloud. |
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| He vented his frustration a couple of games into the second set, missing a volley and then belting the ball into the crowd. |
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| By her second lap around the interstate beltway the hum of the engine from Jennifer's MG roadster began to drown out her anger and frustration. |
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| In the yellow corner, a rising sense of frustration crossed the already weathered features of Hales, the toymaker from the West Midlands. |
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| And it would be fair to surmise that her decision not to seek a second term betokened a certain frustration. |
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| My pent up frustration getting the better of me, I slammed my fist into a nearby locker. |
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| She'd trapped a mouse behind it and was moaning in frustration at not being able to go in for the kill. |
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| Arun groaned, a sound that redoubled in frustration as he saw the wooden bowl resting on the ground. |
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| Selling a property in this country can be a fraught business, full of fear and trepidation and attended by frustration and delay at every point. |
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| The enthusiasm for such measures reflects American frustration with crime and young miscreants, some experts say. |
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| The rage and the frustration and misery all poured out as the tears trickled down my face. |
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| If next week's action goes ahead, motorists will face long queues, frustration and misery. |
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| There were tears and dejection and frustration and misery and anger for North Ribblesdale last Saturday. |
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| As the game wore on and Arsenal continued to misplace passes, the crowd's frustration grew. |
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| At one point, he sprinted fifteen yards to recover his own misplaced pass, doing so and turning in frustration when a foul was given. |
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| As Tuesday's game went on, sections of the crowd vented their frustration by throwing missiles on to the pitch. |
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| That his pleasantness has survived the depths of despair and frustration says much for his sweet nature. |
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| The frustration of her dreams being continually thwarted throws her further into the depths of despair. |
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| Here bitter frustration and hurt inspire, not great verse, but direct speech. |
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| Jude angers swells once again, the frustration and irritation that is constantly present in a little box at the back of his mind. |
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| Visitors have noted, with exasperation and frustration, that their gateways can be shut off by illegal street parking. |
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| He blew out a breath of frustration, and brushed aside the tufts of blonde hair that stuck out at odd angles from under the brim of his helmet. |
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| How sick is the society which produces such levels of anger, frustration and destructive energy? |
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| The fact that a rise in rail users reflects increasing frustration with the roads is neatly sidestepped. |
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| They looked at each other for a moment, and then Lisa let out a sigh of what sounded like frustration. |
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| All distress, annoyance, frustration, vexation and so on is a reaction to things perceived through the senses, usually of sight or hearing. |
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| I completely wasted my entire day in unproductive activity and left the blasted room hours later seething with frustration and disgust. |
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| On the debit side of the ledger, my main frustration is that the film was cut in two. |
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| Some living with Morgellons become so discontented, they channel frustration toward the one person they can associate with the disease. |
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| The only fly in the ointment is the project stuff which is so onerous it would ordinarily have had me eating my desk blotter with frustration. |
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| Further frustration came when an equalising goal was disallowed by a contentious umpire decision. |
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| In 1919, frustration over the lack of Home Rule led the Irish Sinn Feiners to form their own parliament, known as Dail Eireann. |
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| Talking to a Spanish reporter, he chose to unburden himself of almost a year of frustration. |
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| But they met with repeated frustration for reasons ranging from undercapitalization to a lack of marketing savvy to simple bad luck. |
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| Thankfully, the other film's plentiful bare bodkins come to rescue us from anticipation frustration. |
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| My frustration with the entire situation has finally reached a boiling point. |
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| One sensed the anger and frustration of a first-rate mind that had never quite made it with the musicological establishment. |
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| I have worked with a lot of adults with autism, and you feel there is so much frustration, so much unexpressed emotion that they cannot manage. |
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| The brown-haired boy mussed his hair in exasperation, growling in his frustration. |
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| The people of Galmoy were unforgiving, however, and a ballad composed at the time records their anger and frustration. |
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| In the meantime, the frustration grows as people look out on an unholy mess that seems to have been there literally forever. |
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| I dug out the book, which has a bookmark about half-way through that marks the point where I finally threw it against the wall in frustration. |
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| Some of the Coen magic is here, but the unlikable characters and the general atmosphere of despair and frustration make it tough to really enjoy. |
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| It is being portrayed as a last resort but appears to be born of frustration with a regime and a leader the world would be better off without. |
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| Completely wasted my entire day in unproductive activity and left the blasted cluster room hours later seething with frustration and disgust. |
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| Barry takes out his frustration by breaking and smashing things or randomly bursting into tears. |
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| So what is the way out of this cul-de-sac of unsatisfied feelings and frustration? |
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| He plays scorned lover Jed with an untempered delicacy and spidery creepiness, while the antihero is the epitome of controlled frustration. |
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| Do you regularly break the rules or minor laws rather than put up with the frustration of obeying them? |
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| Robinson competently conveys nerviness, anger and frustration, but the ultimate despair his character must feel doesn't quite register. |
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| Meanwhile, every train in every direction was cruising by at breakneck speed, which only added to the frustration. |
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| One day, in a fit of extreme frustration, I sent in a single solitary letter voicing my said opinion about the magazine's quality. |
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| An expression combining fury, frustration and resignation would briefly appear, like a small cloud across the sun. |
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| The extraordinary gifts that had brought him thus far could, under the impact of frustration, lead him over the brink. |
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| Traffic jitters and frustration turned nice people into bullies and brutes. |
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| This accompanied by noises of exertion, crossness or frustration, emotional or physical as appropriate. |
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| With that Cheni sighed in frustration, vexed at having him not be able to understand him. |
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| It was the expression of the built-up frustration and rage amongst Muslims against the British Government and landlords. |
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| Energetic frustration arises from the presence of competing interactions, which are degenerate in energy. |
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| Regular readers will know the frustration I have felt at being beaten by this arrogant young pup on previous occasions. |
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| I could spit feathers of frustration and envy as I potter along unexcitedly in my little car. |
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| People are put off volunteering, he suggests, because of the increasing fear of litigation and frustration with the associated red tape. |
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| It is with utter frustration that I see such sports buildings hailed a success when clearly, from a sporting point of view, they cannot be. |
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| With a strangled yell of frustration Sam attempted to dial Alice's number, but received a busy signal. |
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| Bolton boss Sam Allardyce could not hide his frustration at seeing his side squander a lead yet again. |
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| Some of this might just be cabin fever, a frustration stemming from being cooped up for long periods. |
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| Grace just returned his stare, and Roger put a hand to his forehead in frustration. |
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| He hammered on the shield again, tears of rage and frustration flowing freely down his cheeks. |
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| Out of frustration, he fired a few bursts of automatic fire from his Sten gun into the air. |
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| I wanted to ask how she had endured the frustration, the exasperation, the stifling air, the imprisonment. |
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| Boots clicked against the stone floor, their echo carrying down the still hall as the Prince paced with frustration. |
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| Reynolds saw the inequity in society and understood the frustration and alienation of the have-nots. |
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| But those of us who shop online know the internet puts an end to a lot of the frustration of shopping in the high street. |
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| When it stops seconds later and backs up to let him off for the next take, he stomps his foot in bewildered frustration. |
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| Many of the caseworkers expressed frustration with the perceived lack of cooperation from public and mental health professionals. |
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| The band members shouted catcalls at him and the audience boomed ominously in sudden frustration. |
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| I share the frustration felt by those around the world who speak Arabic and Hebrew. |
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| People like to paint it as girls having a catfight but it was more the frustration of not being perceived as a unit. |
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| I give it a hefty kick in my utter frustration at not being able to unlock it. |
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| However, after all the frustration, here we are and I thank you for your patience and continued support. |
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| Rachel yelled in frustration, violently struggling to free herself from Todd's firm hold. |
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| I had been running off to the city more and more, finding an outlet for my energy and stress and frustration there. |
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| But the slick presentation, complete with images from an overhead projector, did little to calm the frustration felt by many of the audience. |
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| We have been living in sufferation and frustration for too long, Jamaica is back on track and I am proud to say I'm a Jamaican. |
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| With a growl of frustration, he slapped his hand on the steering wheel before hitting the on button on his CD player. |
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| Accounts of plantation life confirm that women gave their labor unwillingly and were a constant source of frustration to managers and overseers. |
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| Presumably, a few acid attacks are sequel to frustration at rejection of sexual overtures. |
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| Being tied to a single island resort will result in frustration, or a return to the sunbed and a good supply of novels. |
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| Seeing her frustration, her mom explained it was a childproof cap and she'd have to open it for her. |
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| I also feel frustration when I have to report to, and through many layers of, supervisors, vice presidents, etc. who aren't that bright. |
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| A factor which weighs against supranationality is the burden of the past generated by the frustration of integration projects. |
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| Dinner passed with idle chit-chat and no outbreaks of frustration from either Tara or Gareth. |
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| French fans hooted at her again on Thursday when she questioned calls or bounced her racquet in frustration. |
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| Even now Skipton's car parks are chock-a-block on a warm summer's day and tourists drive round aimlessly and with increasing frustration. |
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| And in doing so, he opened a Pandora's box of history, emotion, frustration, uncertainty and fear that left none of us unscathed. |
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| Much to her surprise and frustration, the man seemed to be trying to suppress a chuckle. |
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| I've been alternating between waves of humbleness and gratitude and self-pity, fatigue, and frustration. |
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| Perhaps what also appeals to us is the ability to escape the humdrum, routine, everyday boredom and frustration just by murmuring a spell. |
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| This citrus fruit has an invigorating scent that energizes while helping to relieve tension, frustration, irritability and moodiness. |
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| From this side of the water, one can have some sympathy with that frustration. |
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| Although a cliche, the phrase reflects the chaos and frustration of relocation. |
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| She left, her easy steps cloaking frustration Aylmer knew was there anyway. |
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| There were several occasions when they acted so stupidly, I came close to shouting at the screen in frustration. |
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| She closed her account in frustration over the poor performance of her portfolio. |
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| There are so many commuters who are stressed out from travelling and I wanted to give them some way to express their frustration. |
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| Reaching for a new pencil to replace the one I've just snapped in frustration, I hear the ring of my cell phone. |
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| Arlan's voice had risen to an angry pitch, all of his frustration and pain pouring out. |
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| Involuntarily, he grasped for the memory, and finding nothing, he roared in frustration. |
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| Afflicted by writer's block, Kaufman's frustration is heightened by the overnight success of his brother Donald's first stab at screenwriting. |
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| You can see the frustration as he attempts to get up or pop upstairs to the loo with the aid of a stairlift, which his boys love to use. |
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| I took down the details more out of frustration with my job, a wish to explore other avenues, than a calculated decision to study art. |
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| His voice was calculatedly calm, betrayed by occasional outbursts of frustration. |
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| Within a period of a little more than a decade the stalwarts of the movement were found faltering in a state of utter frustration. |
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| This frustration accurately reflects the feelings of people who live with amnesic patients. |
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| He looked up, anger and frustration still showing plainly on his expressive face. |
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| She growled out in frustration and whipped around, her hand on the door handle. |
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| Guilt, selfishness, deep sorrow and frustration all mingled together in my conscience like a deadly cocktail. |
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| His big moment is when he lashes out at Joe in frustration because of his lost arm and his dependence on his brother's charity. |
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| He felt a mixture of anger, frustration and hopelessness at fighting against a seemingly implacable system. |
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| He will, in short, allow the nation to air its collective frustration over the whole expensive project. |
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| The artists evince a political frustration apparently inseparable from a sense of personal impotence. |
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| He's just lashing out in impotent frustration at the thought of neo-liberal policies being rejected yet again. |
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| Often, persons with low frustration tolerance experience a strong impulse to escape from, or avoid frustrating situations. |
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| He quit soon after, apparently in frustration at his inability to control the situation. |
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| Anger and frustration at the inanity of America's political culture underscore the best humour here. |
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| Sometimes his fist is raised in anger, always as a means to convey male frustration and inarticulacy. |
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| As he talks, the grey-haired retired policeman holds his head in his hands out of sheer frustration that his views have still come to nothing. |
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| When it comes to American jobs and the global economy, the best words to sum up public attitudes are frustration and fatalism. |
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| I tried so hard to keep a straight face but I just couldn't I went from anger to frustration to fear to indifference. |
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| His piercing eyes and body language communicated the frustration and anger of young urban males in an extremely convincing way. |
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| What was his motive in pressing upon us the ineluctability of the pain and frustration of human existence? |
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| Sometimes, our anger and frustration are caused by very real and inescapable problems in our lives. |
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| His goal is to find ways to break free from the intimidating complexity of today's technology and the frustration of information overload. |
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| She then builds up a secondary inhibition to sexual arousal in order to avoid the frustration accompanying an unsatisfying sexual experience. |
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| I stood back and looked at him, our mutual frustration apparent, when I had a sudden inspiration. |
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| Anxiety, frustration and conflict are a part of life and will cause children some psychological problems at one time or another. |
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| He reveals an intense frustration with the institutionalization of semiotics. |
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| If the research fails to produce expected results, the consequent frustration could be disastrous. |
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| The dignity of male grief is poignantly explored by alternating outbursts of frustration with consoling movements of group solidarity. |
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| But instead, he was kicking his heels in frustration 12,000 miles away at his home in the suburbs of Sydney. |
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| It anticipates the screams of frustration up and down the land of men wrestling with identical flat-pack furniture. |
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| Do you find yourself irritable and cranky, taking out your anxiety and frustration on those you love? |
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| The bureaucratic red tape and formalities that one has to go through is the source of frustration to everyone who lives here. |
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| The sight of rusty, corroded handrails, street lamp poles, signs and crash barriers is a source of constant frustration to the New Zealander. |
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| Tempers are fraying rapidly, while frustration grows at the Government's handling of the outbreak. |
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| A Crown prosecutor was forced to apologize to a provincial court judge after walking out of her courtroom in frustration over a ruling. |
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| I threw the pen down in frustration and crumpled the paper in one swift motion. |
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| No doubt her sexuality is often frustrated, as she seems to live alone, but frustration and repression are entirely different things. |
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| Having lost her trail, the man gave a grunt of frustration and kicked the curb. |
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| This approach, while successful in places, can lead to frustration if you are eager to hear the final answer. |
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| One of the little boys kicked in frustration at one of the two perimeter fences that separated him from his father. |
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| We can feel the cops' growing frustration as they try to prevent a gang war, even going to illegal lengths to do so. |
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| The best way to prevent frustration here in China is to manage you expectations. |
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| I understand the frustration of the police, who are trying to prevent a possible tragedy. |
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| She's accustomed to quicker success, and her frustration is starting to show. |
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| This party knows the depth of my commitment to the Middle East peace process and shares my frustration at the lack of progress. |
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| A college is aiming to take the frustration out of constructing that flat-pack furniture. |
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| This frustration with the lack of ability to fulfill a certain role may lead to violence. |
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| In frustration, she gave her hardest tug to yank the arrow out. |
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| The sense of punishing frustration is heightened by the pounding rain in the opening scene, mirrored later by the emergency fire sprinklers that soak Banek's law offices. |
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| In our surveys, employers often express frustration with both college and high school graduates who, while well prepared, have absolutely no idea how to apply what they know. |
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| The frustration is just like when you get popcorn kernel stuck somewhere in your back teeth and your tongue is not dextrous enough and your fingers are too grimy. |
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| These gratifications are achieved at some expense, such as frustration with limited online resources, user abilities, search inefficiencies and search speed. |
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| I wanted to see it so much my chest ached and pained with the frustration. |
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| I groaned loudly in frustration and buried my head back under the pillow. |
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| Cornwallis fumed, and later historians have echoed his frustration, but should that be accepted as an objective judgement of the behaviour of Halifax's pioneers? |
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| Horsforth's frustration was clear to see and striker Connolly was fortunate to get away with a spiteful kick at John Mutton on the blind side of the referee. |
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| She threw her arms up in frustration, balling her hands into fists. |
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