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his hair has started growing back while hers is at a standstill which frustrates him a little.

This frustrates Chinese authorities and Expo planners who wanted this "Economic Olympics" to be as high-profile as the athletic one.

The state may be weak, but in his view society is strong, which both holds the place together and frustrates attempts to modernise it.

Because she's also under pressure, she wants to talk about her problems, which frustrates him even more.

MANY of my parents' friends who grew up in China don't take students in the United States seriously. It often frustrates me!

Think about places where some aspect of computing irritates or frustrates you -- maybe you could do it better.

There are lots of people counting on me to deliver, and there's nothing that frustrates me more than performing at an unacceptable level.

The Lord watches over the alien and sustains the fatherless and the widow, but he frustrates the ways of the wicked.

Trying to change it only frustrates and exhausts you.

That frustrates Beijing's stated goal of rebalancing growth by expanding domestic consumption and reducing dependence on exports.

Package maintainers also have a hard time handling all the incoming patches in a timely manner which frustrates the contributors.

To me, self-analysis frustrates action, it destroys complete living.

That extra effort probably frustrates users, leading to its low rating of only 2 stars.

If grammar just frustrates you, try a more conversational approach.

The thing that frustrates me is that the people who said deregulation would be better refuse to let it work.

eg. The fact that he's working with amateurs really frustrates him.

The fact that he's working with amateurs really frustrates him.

Such volatility frustrates traders who want to profit from rallies, which are often over before they have barely begun.

It's the lack of money that really frustrates him.

This conservative approach frustrates activists and some fellow scientists.

Sometimes she frustrates me in the same way my mom frustrates me.

domestic troubles are plentiful, and the drive for more, more, more frustrates them.

The rapid growth of overseas tourism frustrates the censors too.

This way of teaching severely frustrates students'initiative and restrains the students' interest and creativity.

I'm sure it will be the perfect app for for some people, but it just frustrates me.

My father had a very nice new BMW and the interior is just loaded with metallic looking plastic details and it frustrates me to no end.

Yes, he frustrates us. Maybe because we figure that if we had his talents we'd dominate the league with unending ferocity.

Talk to the employees and find out what frustrates them.

The lack of experience frustrates him.

The bad weather frustrates our hopes of having a picnic.

Soccer may be the sport the Chinese care about above all else, but it is also the one that most frustrates and disappoints them.

Nothing frustrates a visitor more that having to read technical speak or jargon that is unfamiliar to them.

There are so many frustrates which almost make me want to go back.

That's because it frustrates me that a lot of garbage movies get a lot of publicity simply because they have money to burn.

It is mandatory retirement that frustrates the elder staffs who still want to make contribution to the society.

If you do it yourself, it's easy if you keep it simple. I tend not to do graphics myself because it frustrates me. 13. No Buzz