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Those who are radical about the constitution will be impatient with the trimming of a speech such as Mr Hague's.
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"I'm just very impatient and I think the American people are going to be impatient with any attempt to hold these funds hostage to political objectives, " he said.
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He will continue to be impatient with multilateral institutions.
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The official said that, despite the veto, Russia does appear to be growing impatient with Mr. Assad, and expressed hope that Moscow may be prepared to push its own transition plan during Mr. Lavrov's visit on Tuesday.
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Governments of countries with citizens among the 21 people held on Jolo appear to be growing impatient with the Philippine government's attempts to preserve its no-ransom fiction.
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They also can be exceedingly impatient with clunky payment processes.
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But the crown prince was recently appointed deputy prime minister by his father, King Hamad, and the Saudis are said to be growing increasingly impatient with Bahrain's inability to end the unrest - both signs that power may be shifting back to the crown prince.
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And he is said to be untidy and impatient with paperwork, unlike the immaculate Frank-Walter Steinmeier, a chancellery man who had been in line for the job.
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"I think that what I learnt from him is that sometimes you get impatient with limitations but limitations can be a leverage... it just takes more patience and intelligent investigation about these limits, " he said.
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These standards are hard and fast rules that make it impossible for, say, an airline-mechanic crew at LaGuardia Airport to give into the demands of impatient pilots and passengers when something appears to be not quite right with the landing gear on a departing plane.
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