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1. “Honestly Aldous, that horrid man is SO AGGRAVATING! I HAVE to marry him!” Sam allowed himself an uncertain smile at the shrieks of laughter from Kira and Aldous as they cheerfully returned to work

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2. aggravating ways, her obtuse view of the world and how things were, Heather still

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3. solve the problem, just delays it, aggravating it

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4. At that moment I could have cheerfully strangled my aggravating uncle

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5. The moisture was still a bother, but it was not as aggravating as before

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6. He placed the branch of wood as a backplate, a support to keep his torso, chest and ribs stiff and unbent to prevent further aggravating his wounds inside, as well as keeping the bones in place if they were to build a proper splint once they went back and found a doctor

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7. It was not something any one was supposed to ever witness in his life, and Hilderich had seen it happen in slow, aggravating detail, before finally averting his red sore eyes

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8. interaction, the physical and psychological interaction aggravating illness

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9. Sierra could be so aggravating

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10. It turned out to be a very aggravating error, which they had to pay waiting in the car for more than one hour and a half, for the traffic back to the boat was so heavy for those who had no prior reservation

11. He had also released the horses from their corral greatly aggravating the authorities because it took quite some time to round them up and put them back

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12. In addition, there is the aggravating

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13. Now if your message exceeds this limit, its very aggravating to have to

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14. He can also be a trickster and a bit sly, or the most aggravating kid on the block because whatever you tell him to do, he will argue about it

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15. ‘The minute I contemplate leaving this grumpy, aggravating, lovable man, I remember the lonely searching for a mate at twenty-four

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16. She was aggravating me and worst of all she knew it

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17. Why couldn't the man keep away? He seemed to possess a delight in aggravating someone else's weaknesses, in opening old wounds, in creating pain among people around him

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18. That"s an aggravating circumstance

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19. adults thereby aggravating the population problem

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20. mistakes that are causing and aggravating this problem

21. Substance abuse is often an aggravating factor but not

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22. freelance writers do that is most aggravating,

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23. coercive sexual actions without any aggravating

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24. Furthermore, this whole predicament is aggravating my

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25. Being a teen is often an aggravating

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26. further aggravating the mental anguish of the children

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27. The noises kept on, which kept me so distracted that I could get nothing more done, aggravating me to no end

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28. What’s even more aggravating is the realization that some of this injustice is the result of government interference

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29. With the axial rotation of the KOSTROMA aggravating the Terrans problems, they thus caused nothing more than a series of shallow furrows in the tough ceramic-carbon composite of the shield

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30. Astarte was aggravating, but there was no harm in her, and in my own way, I did grow fond of her

31. As such, high intakes of nicotimic acid can impair the excretion of uric acid, aggravating symptoms of gouty arthritis

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32. that she had stunned him was aggravating him

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33. “Allen? What are you doing here?” Paul asked, upon rolling over so he could locate the source of the aggravating sound that disturbed his peaceful slumber

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34. The most aggravating thing about the younger generation is that I no lon-

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35. After a long moment too long, Flower felt the need to put words in the aggravating silence

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36. Emotional distress has been associated with aggravating low back pain, including that

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37. thus aggravating Rad, who frowned and crossed his arms

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38. The president talked about the upcoming election and the aggravating

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39. The fact that she was pushing me away was aggravating

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40. cosmos propose me an aggravating reminder that time is precious later on

41. I just wanted to point out that absolutely all fragmented Forms of Self-Consciousness really have such a possibility! The possibility greatly depends on us who inertially “form” (as if restore in our “memory” — TEC) and constantly “reconstruct” (refocus from one NUU-VVU-Configuration into another one) Formo-images and Formo-clichés created by us, either “endowing” them (in our Imagination) with higher-qualitative characteristics, or emphasizing, distinguishing and aggravating some negative character traits and appearance features

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42. But in spite of their aggravating conduct and mischief towards us, it is not because of a lack of insight and

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43. all; it was very eerie indeed and it caused in my solar plexus an intense aggravating itch,

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44. Well, let’s hope he isn’t as aggravating today as he was last night

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45. Her tone and manner angered Amy, who began to put her boots on, saying, in her most aggravating way, "I shall go

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46. Earnshaw and his companions she kept aloof; and tutored by Kenneth, and serious threats of a fit that often attended her rages, her brother allowed her whatever she pleased to demand, and generally avoided aggravating her fiery temper

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47. such aggravating circumstances, though he was ignorant of them, since it

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48. It was very aggravating; but, throughout the interview, Joe persisted in

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49. —Most aggravating that young brat is

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50. Spell-check says that I can’t be “overgravitated” because that isn’t a real word and suggested that I probably meant to say that I’m “overly aggravating

51. It is certain that could I, at the instant of regaining my senses, have called out, or taken the bloodiest revenge, I would not be stuck at it; the violation was attended too with such aggravating circumstances, though he was ignorant of them, since it was to my concern for the preservation of his life, that I owed my ruin

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52. Three minutes later Levin ran full speed into the corridor, not looking at his watch for fear of aggravating his sufferings

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53. He had so often gone over in his mind the possibility of explaining everything without aggravating appearances that would tell, perhaps unfairly, against Bulstrode, and had so often decided against it—he had so often said to himself that his assertions would not change people's impressions—that Dorothea's words sounded like a temptation to do something which in his soberness he had pronounced to be unreasonable

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54. Why should I get caught up in the politics that are aggravating English departments? The pleasure of finding one of those books is the same, whether my findings end up in some unreadable journal or not

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55. Aggravating factors: Soaked clothing, with high winds

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56. However, it must still be rewarmed from the inside, because fast external heating would drive cold blood into the core, further aggravating the situation

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57. It was repealed 15 days later after aggravating the condition it was created to fix: Gold rose from $200 to nearly $300 in two weeks when the law was in effect

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58. "He came of an aggravating family," remarked Marilla

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59. And, after all,—how aggravating to find that there was nothing, positively nothing, with which to satisfy the curiosity of the Moniteur and of Europe, which had been expecting this climax open-mouthed

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60. She had been unusually tantalizing, not to say aggravating, that afternoon, and his honest heart was sore within him

61. Jackson, not content with making this extraordinary and insolent communication in its ordinary form, underscores the words "could only," containing the point or gist of the insult, thus aggravating the act, either by the distrust thus manifested of Mr

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62. The truth of this statement may be relied on, because that paper is not in the habit of exaggerating French successes, or of aggravating British sufferings

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63. Jefferson's Administration, the same state of things continued, certainly with an increased degree of violence, to which was also added the more aggravating insult upon the Chesapeake

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