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frustration

[fruh-strey-shuhn] / frʌˈstreɪ ʃən /


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Thirty seconds already causes frustration among supporters - and unintended consequences of goals conceded could add further pressure on to officials.

From BBC

Who’s not going to get what he needs to direct his frustration and his disappointments to good energy targets?

From Los Angeles Times

“I’m constantly in a state of frustration,” he said.

From The Wall Street Journal

All spoke to me off the record which is often the frustration in this job, that so few people will say things out loud.

From BBC

It detailed the frustrations of families, outreach workers and first responders and concluded that 5200 could help break down some of the bureaucratic barriers to life-changing mental health care.

From Los Angeles Times