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Along a line of wooden power poles running to the horizon in both directions, 14 miles from the nearest paved road, a solitary pay phone beckons with the shrill sound of impatient civilization.

Estrada is impatient to move ahead but also appreciates that she and her husband need the time to better understand their yard and how it can be used.

At a different performance, I might have been more impatient with some of the strained dramatic turns.

But the discussions failed to bring the two sides any closer to peace and the US president has appeared increasingly impatient with the lack of progress.

From BBC

The video is less a breach in security than a modern rickroll, a bit of trolling for megafans who were as impatient as they were extremely online.

From Salon

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

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