rankled
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of Rankle
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Beyond its factual questions and narrative glitches, “The Impossible First” rankled me for deeper reasons, however.
Haspel, a career intelligence official who became the agency’s first female director in May 2018, has rankled some current and former officials by at times appearing overly willing to appease the president.
Democrats have rankled at what they see as hypocrisy from Republicans in pushing to move forward with Barrett's nomination so close to the election.
But the tariffs, which were imposed on national security grounds, rankled close American allies.
Her decision to focus her on those in the margins of society, including AIDS patients, reportedly rankled the queen, her courtiers and family.
His youth and views rankled some older senators, including a crusty Southerner who said: "They tell me you're the youngest man in the history of America ever elected to the U.S. Senate.