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Be determined to get as much as you can now, just in case you should find future employers and clients to be maddeningly tightfisted.

Building a business, he would say, was not for the mentally sane. It was for the passionate and maddeningly persistent.

A maddeningly indefatigable Victorian explorer hauling his expedition, whaleboat and all, through the Great Australian Desert in midsummer.

People across the country were forced to put up with this maddeningly slow bullshit all week.

Yet Keefe proves maddeningly incapable of comprehending and thus conveying any of the passengers as three- dimensional individuals.

More maddeningly still, when faced with a Black Swan we often grossly underestimate or overestimate its significance.

Most surprising, perhaps, maddeningly ungovernable Belgium is being held up by many as a model for debt-crippled euro-zone governments.

And, maddeningly, the best way of achieving that was to recruit good managers to run those banks and make them safe and profitable again.

The focus on breach of duty makes the law maddeningly vague, and the links between trader and breacher can be attenuated.

The optimal state of mind can be fleeting, maddeningly elusive.

Just think of the controversy over bisphenol A, about which the studies of effects in humans are maddeningly inconclusive.

But it was still going strong in the post war decades and divesting of assets was maddeningly slow.

For the economy more broadly, the election is maddeningly hard to read.

Despite Papandreou's enthusiasm for the idea, actually buying a Greek island is maddeningly difficult.

The threats abroad, from Afghanistan and Pakistan to Iraq and Iran, remain maddeningly complex.

Yet despite more than a century of digging, the fossil record remains maddeningly sparse.

Chow, a partner in architecture firm Sciskew, describes historic Shanghai's houses as maddeningly idiosyncratic.

Jack: "UP IS DOWN" . Well, that's just maddeningly unhelpful. Why are these things never clear?

sometimes he was maddeningly tiresome.

Such signs remain maddeningly elusive.

That job is maddeningly difficult for human beings on the ground.

He was maddeningly slow and deliberate.

Maddeningly, as Boeing has found of late, that is easier said than done.

The behaviour of synapses looked maddeningly similar to a memristor's response

The maddeningly complex prospect of my past