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vexing

adjective as in bothersome

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adjective as in difficult

adjective as in disquieting

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troublesome

adjective as in disturbing

adjective as in galling

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adjective as in irksome

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adjective as in mischievous

adjective as in nettlesome

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adjective as in pesky

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adjective as in teasing

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adjective as in torturous

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adjective as in troublesome

adjective as in trying

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adjective as in unsatisfactory

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adjective as in worrisome

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noun as in harassment

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noun as in provocation

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noun as in ribbing

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But in these vexing and highly contentious times it surely is.

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CANTON, Ohio — Trey Lance welcomes any opportunity that comes his way — a vexing four NFL seasons have only made him more eager — so Thursday night felt especially good.

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A spokesperson for the governor stressed that the creation of a new housing agency is part of a broader effort by Newsom to prioritize one of California’s most vexing issues.

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But a few details that might be quite vexing to the bride and groom are playing out in public.

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Khan went on for a minute about a vexing old record deal then seemed wisely to think better of that.

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