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irk

[urk] / ɜrk /


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From The Wall Street Journal

He met his wife, Rebecca, at a wedding in 1992 that he attended as a friend’s plus one, irking her by interrupting her conversation with the bride.

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But their recommendations have often irked chief executives and their boards, especially over issues related to executive pay, climate-change disclosures and staff diversity.

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Guests sipped on water and wine, though some were irked by the delay given their tight schedules and ritzy dinners that awaited them.

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The head of German auto industry group VDA decried the EU parliament's decision, saying it sent a "devastating sign" and risked irking Mercosur countries.

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