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It is frustratingly hard to say how much value for money these professionals provide.

Vergere took Jacen Solo as an apprentice of sorts, teaching him in her frustratingly indirect ways her unique philosophies.

In January, only a month after reevaluating his methodology in the face of a frustratingly slow process, he finally found a way.

It was "the least of the Great Powers, " frustratingly unpredictable and unscrupulous in the eyes of its neighbors.

It wasn't a really bad tear - just enough to frustratingly force him off the field early against Blackpool but it's not too serious.

That includes, it was implied, the recent hard-won health-reform package, which contained frustratingly little in terms of cost control.

The iPhone, although locked and frustratingly placed into a walled garden, is the epitome of simplicity.

In a speech on June 7th Ben Bernanke, the chairman of the Fed, acknowledged growth had been "uneven. . . and frustratingly slow. "

But they warn that the information coming out of North Korea is frustratingly vague and inconclusive.

Frustratingly, the whole window moved, rather than resizing as he expected.

Controlled nuclear fusion for power generation has been pursued for decades and has remained frustratingly out of reach.

Despite his inspiring rhetoric, Mr Obama's plans for dealing with those long-term obligations have been frustratingly vague.

Frustratingly, Bradshaw tells us nothing of the histories of Pilanesberg's rhino population, and too little of their fate.

But the selection in Google's Chrome Web Store is frustratingly erratic; many of these so-called apps are just bookmarks by another name.

Free-marketeers found him frustratingly unsympathetic to demands for more liberalisation and less bureaucracy.

More frustratingly, say experts, the majority of research money is not being spent on the most promising new areas of genetics.

Meanwhile, development and diplomacy are needed to reform the frustratingly poor Afghan government.

Frustratingly, few of the book's other examples are as thought-provoking or as convincingly argued as World of Warcraft.

Greg Clark, Mr Miliband's shadow, described the plans to roll out the smart meters as "frustratingly slow" .

Unlike many of his colleagues, Porter is frustratingly unquotable.

The central bank's chairman acknowledged that the recovery was "frustratingly slow" .

Internet cafes typically full of teenaged games are nearly empty with speeds still frustratingly slow.

Investable opportunities may remain frustratingly elusive but the sector could soon explode into life.

This makes for a book that in some ways is frustratingly open ended and sometimes feels unfinished.

Output remains below pre-recession levels and unemployment is frustratingly high.

If anything, other indicators from the household survey are frustratingly weak.

Immense challenges remain and progress is uneven and often frustratingly slow.

The pace of research aimed at understanding and preventing or treating Alzheimer's has been frustratingly slow.

Even when they agree, American officials report that turning talk into action is frustratingly slow.

What's more, the information we receive on home energy use is frustratingly incomplete.

But like many gays and lesbians, he describes the pace of change as "frustratingly slow. "

Some are finding, frustratingly, that they cannot.

Even more frustratingly the generals have decided to change the rules.

Once big debt burdens appear they are frustratingly hard to dispatch.

Frustratingly, it is very hard to tell.

The problem for most people with incremental change is that it's frustratingly slow.

But the process is frustratingly slow.

In spite of efforts by the government to halve that rate by 2010, progress remains "frustratingly slow" .

While all ofthese terms are frustratingly vague, we can't help but feel that they aredescribing our little brother.

These are often both frustratingly and rewardingly contingent on "local conditions" such as hardware specifics.