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• “Further vexing is that it is quite apparent that we have some greedy health care corporations that take advantage of our health care system.”

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• “The attitude of Fascism toward certain vexing questions can best he understood by a perusual of quotations from the speeches and writings of the Fascist leader, II Duce, as Mussolini is known to his partisans.”

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• “What I find vexing is the PM’s view that he should be screened from meeting people who disagree with him.”

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• “Even more vexing is the fact that much of Shelley's thinking about sexuality derives from the Greeks (see”

  The Uses and Abuses of Historicism: Halperin and Shelley on the Otherness of Ancient Greek Sexuality

• “It is a great matter God hath against us, when he hath this to charge us with, namely the vexing of his Spirit.”

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• “Related: Illinois 'MAP grant dilemma vexing students”

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• “If you cannot avoid calling a vexing method, catch its vexing exceptions.”

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• “Ten minutes before the closing bell, a "vexing" out-of-the-money trade went through on the American Stock Exchange on options of the drugstore chain, said Rebecca Engmann Darst, an equity-options analyst at Interactive Brokers.”

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• “For Wordsworth, "vexing" crosses the boundaries between physical commotion and mental flurry, and between things as they are and things as they could be recreated.”

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• “Marasha said the misuse of government vehicles was "vexing".”

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