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In it the author poured scorn on Europe, an annoyingly fractured continent with its “dopey little countries”, “pokey borders”, “itty-bitty” languages and “Lilliputian” drinks measures.

He also worked out how to control the timing of the rodents' ovulation - which annoyingly tended to happen at night - by administering certain hormones.

They have a number of minerals that you normally only get from the most annoyingly enriched breakfast cereals, as well as vitamin B12, which helps keep you sane and full of blood.

It is unreasonable to expect users to penetrate the confusion. They are well trained in English, so why should they have to express things in an unfamiliar language that, annoyingly, redefines key words.

Kelly detested paperwork and court appearances which cut annoyingly into a policeman's off-duty time.

All consulting firms seek to provide what they annoyingly call "thought leadership".

So I agree: Let's resent the Gausses of the world for being annoyingly smart.

Shrewd and daring, they are outspoken and even boastful by nature. Most annoyingly – Roosters always think they are right … and very often they are!

Nobody at the time would ever have conceived of the telephone as being a ubiquitous personal object that people would carry in their pockets and purses and that would ring annoyingly in the midst of theater performances.

Tom: He certainly kept an annoyingly close watch on me after that.

Parents hate to see kids do without. Also, rugrats grow annoyingly fast, and often need new shoes.

The days were annoyingly and wearily long for everyone.

In other words, your type a co-workers who are annoyingly ambitious and dutiful are no more likely to have a heart attack than you are.

He is always annoyingly garrulous and sharp-tongued towards everyone, how could anyone be happy?