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aggravating

adjective as in annoying

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vexatious

adjective as in bothersome

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adjective as in disturbing

adjective as in galling

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adjective as in irksome

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adjective as in maddening

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vexatious

adjective as in nerve-racking

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adjective as in nettlesome

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adjective as in plaguy

adjective as in trying

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adjective as in unsettling

adjective as in vexatious

adverb as in underfoot

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"I hope when convictions are secured, it will be considered an aggravating factor that they were working for a hostile state and they'll get higher sentences," he added.

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"There are a number of significant aggravating features," the judge said during sentencing at the same court.

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If you weren’t turned off by the perception of callousness, the distraction of watching the level of charity pot dwindle while people thanked their mothers, spouses and co-workers was aggravating.

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The two were not convicted of kidnapping charges and are due back in court Monday for a special trial on additional special allegations and aggravating factors.

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Ads for VPNs are also banned, and while using these apps is not illegal, it may now be treated as an aggravating factor in criminal cases.

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