Which brings us back to that impatience or disgust with the American ties to Pakistan.

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Is it a new impatience or nervousness on the part of investors and managers?

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But they should be cautious of the assumption that Mr Clinton's popularity is solid, or that public impatience with congressional Republicans represents a new mandate for Democrats.

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Or does it reflect annoyance, impatience, and frustration?

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They recognize that there is an impatience with the peace process - or the absence of one.

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They recognize that there is an impatience with the peace process, or the absence of one, not just in the Arab World -- in Latin America, in Asia, and in Europe.

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In such cases, cease and desist with the heart attack-inducing displays on impatience and, I dunno, meditate or something?

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What I have found, however, is that depending on where that passion and impatience to innovate is anchored, entrepreneurs can either be leaders or heroes.

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