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nagging

[nag-ing] / ˈnæg ɪŋ /


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Still a nagging doubt he has a big score in him before the end of the series.

From BBC

Call it benefits from AI, pricing power, or whatever, but improving profit margins is a big fundamental tailwind that can overcome a lot of risks, including nagging inflation, midterm elections, and geopolitics.

From Barron's

Call it benefits from AI, pricing power, or whatever, but improving profit margins is a big fundamental tailwind that can overcome a lot of risks, including nagging inflation, midterm elections, and geopolitics.

From Barron's

In both those new photos and earlier tranches, one persistent, nagging detail stuck out to me.

From Salon

There is a nagging suspicion that the current team leaves too much to Stokes and Root, the captain present and past.

From BBC