| While he is always friendly, even jovial in a blokeish high-fiving way he tends to be infuriatingly circumspect and diplomatic. |
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| Inspirational and imbued with an engaging, multidimensional personality on the park, he can be infuriatingly insouciant and ungiving off it. |
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| All those empires were unsalvageable due to their infuriatingly irreversible histories. |
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| It is a promising start but the key to success in publishing is infuriatingly elusive and enigmatic. |
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| He knows his way around a grass court but he can be infuriatingly inconsistent. |
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| Luckily she is a infuriatingly cautious driver, otherwise she could have been a goner. |
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| Another unanimous complaint was the position of the interior door handle: it's infuriatingly low. |
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| No, it is as if these arguments have never been uttered before and have the full force of moral righteousness even though it is, to our eyes, infuriatingly absurd. |
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| The notion of a service culture remains infuriatingly alien to many Scots. |
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| That's right, Doom, with its quaint blocky pixels and infuriatingly narrow corridors. |
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| But it's such an infuriatingly bland blend of pop-psychology, unironic platitudes and meandering rock, I wouldn't stop at politely sweeping it under the rug. |
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| As for the green technology that Japan can share, both sides say it is a good thing but are infuriatingly sparing with the details. |
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| After four years of infuriatingly strong markets, they finally have wads of discounted bonds and loans to feed on. |
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| Occasionally it is also an infuriatingly unscholarly discussion of some of the more important passages of the recent history of archaeology in Australia. |
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| Regular ticket inspectors did not work and, infuriatingly, station amenities such as waiting rooms and public conveniences remained locked. |
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| And Nani, on his day a world-class talent but infuriatingly inconsistent, knows he irritates his boss more than most. |
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| Whose stupid idea was it to change a perfectly good, customer friendly system to an infuriatingly inconvenient one? |
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| Yet too often it has slipped out with infuriatingly little response. |
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| Both are troubled by an initial mushiness, which continues in normal but switches to a rush of energy in sport at a point infuriatingly hard to define. |
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| So we're now only a few days away from seeing every single brand on the face of the planet employ a freshly graduated innocent to snarl up all social media with a deluge of infuriatingly cute self-referential quirk. |
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| They can be quite witty at times, but they can also be infuriatingly selfsatisfied and have an over-in-flated view of their own importance. |
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| Dan gets a sudden urge to confess to Kerry and Charity finds that her nearest and dearest are being infuriatingly unco-operative about telling lies on her behalf. |
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| Tim Burton's dramatisation of the Keanes' romance and subsequent legal wranglings is infuriatingly light on fine detail but Amy Adams, above, delivers a solid performance. |
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