aggravation

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• His Game 4 injury had tilted this first-round series in Phoenix’s direction, and its aggravation ended the Lakers’ title defense.

• To do that, you have to put up with the aggravation, the late-night calls, the dumb questions.

• The limiting of crowds in a pandemic has allowed breezy rides toward stadiums and maybe even sighing at the lack of normal aggravation.

• If you ignore this rule, you might one day find yourself the victim of a scam operation, with months of aggravation ahead as you try to straighten out your life and finances.

• The tariffs are the latest aggravation in rapidly deteriorating relations between Australia and its largest trading partner, China.

• I could save myself a lot of time and aggravation if I just limited my listening to megastars and their hyped hits.

• Some later claimed that a cop shook a can of mace, an uncalled for act of aggravation, one man said.

• Does old-fashioned aggravation—emotional wear and tear, agita, tsuris, call it what you will—really take years off your life?

• We have worked too hard to give it up now or debt and aggravation.

• Sometimes it comes in literal sobriety, sometimes in derisive travesti, sometimes in tragic aggravation.

• We'll visit this third party and if we strike out we'd better leave town for a few days to avoid a lot of .