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What irritates him is the rhetoric from those who leave, that the Hong Kong they knew has died.

From BBC

Those aspects of the film are formidable and will surely leave some viewers bewildered, if not irritated.

From Salon

Many longtime Republicans in Orange County, irritated by Trump’s outlandish speaking style and policy positions, branded themselves as “Never Trumpers.”

It's safe to say Pep Guardiola has severely irritated the rest of the footballing public by agreeing his contract extension with Manchester City.

From BBC

This comes after some video podcasters have groused about the number of commercial breaks in their shows, which can irritate paying listeners.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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