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“He’s busy, he’s working, he doesn’t have time for me,” she trills exasperatedly in “My Man on Willpower,” “My slutty pajamas not tempting him in the least.”

If Richins, the utility’s COO, feels exasperated by the two decades it took to overcome complaints from Gilbert and others, Gilbert thinks mainly about the outcome for her side.

In an interview with The Times, Nandy said "people must be accountable for the decisions that were taken" and she was "exasperated" by the time taken to carry out the review.

Although the county’s findings have been supported by other scientific work done by private groups, some parents have said that a lack of clear-cut information has left them feeling exasperated.

Asked why, she exchanged an exasperated look with the customer, before saying that “la migra” — slang for ICE — was popping up everywhere in the area, scaring off her customers.