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frustrated

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That does not mean big polluters will get off easily at COP30 in Brazil, with climate-vulnerable nations frustrated at their level of ambition and financial assistance to those most affected by a warming planet.

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The Middle East’s deep pockets and abundant energy have made it an attractive destination for tech executives frustrated with permitting delays and power shortages in the U.S.

"They perform very well so far this season and everyone is frustrated," he added.

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He said Mr Bloom was "working very, very hard to get all the investors paid back" but that he was frustrated to still be owed money himself several years later.

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"Just a few kilometres from parliament and still such things happen in Pakistan," he says, visibly frustrated.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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