Annoyed
Both words in one sentence
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At least according to some novels, it annoyed Abraham Lincoln quite a bit that General George McClellan insisted on addressing him as "Your Excellency" instead of "Mr. President".
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By the time they got there the Centaurs were so annoyed with this that they insisted on keeping the Beast designation in protest.
- The actors concerned were very annoyed with this cop-out and insisted that later differences between the two be resolved on-screen.
Source: Ten Minutes in the Closet
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