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While not quite worthy of a protest, I'm a little miffed: Even though SPAMalot, the musical, is opening in Chicago,
(My NBA-savvy sources tell me that Stevenson's the one who should really be miffed: He might not be in shouting distance of LeBron's talent, but he is not an irritatingly talentless nobody like Soulja Boy, whose greatest achievement to date is providing the Jay Smooth.)— Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
Some critics at the time sounded downright miffed, as if a good kick in Brando's voluminous rear-end might have shocked him back to a full appreciation of just what he owed his public.— The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
The local farmers are a bit miffed, as they have to watch for falling blades at times.— Latest Articles
If you are a long-standing Lloyds shareholder and you're felling a little miffed, then I wouldn't be at all surprised.— BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition

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