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But some are irked by the extensive political posturing around rape, notably survivors and rape-crisis-center workers.

Vaguely it irked him that even for a passing moment this interruption should break in on his thoughts.

After the humiliation of what had been said it irked Tabs to have to see him pay it.

They had no occasion to test the effectiveness of the new automatic crossbows in combat; a lack of opportunity that irked Barber.

He had much more to say about Uncle Chris and his methods of doing business, and it irked him to be cut short like this.

The guests saw naught of her, which irked them sore, in truth.