Now, as abandoned horses vex communities across the country, companies are applying for permits to restart the slaughter industry.
Echoes of "slam dunk" so vex former Central Intelligence Agency Director George Tenet that he has written a book.
This conflict, which continues to vex the cleverest philosophers, is old and deep.
They can entertain with eccentricity or anecdotes, vex with their stubbornness, seduce with hospitality and amaze with feats of strength.
The French sources of the material also ensure a refreshingly non-American slant on the information, but its Euro-centredness might vex some Asians.
In fact, the only thing likely to seriously vex you is the foreboding cliff-hanger Rowling leaves you to contemplate as you close the book.
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We can do this by designing, equipping, and staffing innovative, hands-on programs like VEX Robotics and Citizen Schools, that create a passion for STEM.
The ATL's assertion that there is a link between disruptive behaviour and a "narrow curriculum" comes as disruption in the classroom continues to vex teachers.
More likely, the Republicans will harry, vex, and annoy the Obama administration -- but leave the main elements of the Democratic plan to trundle forward.
Inspired by East Timor's ultimately successful push for independence, these restive regions are likely to vex both the president and the armed forces for years to come.
It may be that only a fundamental change in the way we tax multinational companies, and not just a cut in rates, can fix the many problems that vex our corporate tax system.
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