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15. China and the United States are working together to find solutions to some of the more "vexing problems" that confront the Northeast Asian region, Steinberg said of the upcoming security talks.

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24. Just when these walls were later added remains a vexing question as so little positive evidence has even now been recovered.

25. Lent was also the season when the Church confronted perhaps its most vexing intellectual challenge.

26. Never in recent history has there been a political figure as vexing within his own party as President Clinton.

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29. How far they might go to stop this remains a vexing question.

30. Hecklers in the crowd asked irrelevant questions for the sole purpose of vexing the speaker.

31. Police in a predawn sweep cleared out a tent city the protesters had erected in the downtown park, marking a dramatic turn in what has become a vexing saga for New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

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39. You take delight in vexing me. You have no compassion on my poor nerves.

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