harried

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harried /ˈhɛ rid/ ?

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His 7,000 Italian troops, harried from position to position by the British all spring, were a mixed lot to look at.
To make matters worse, as the crack epidemic began in the 1980s, harried cops had no time to construct elaborate criminal profiles.
Reminds harried city moms why they chose to raise their families in such a grueling, exhilarating environment.

Robins said: "It was the same for both teams. All over the park we competed, certainly in the first half. We harried them and caused them to make mistakes and we defended well. That is the first time we have dominated a game against Rochdale. We had...
on Aug 24, 2009 By: Mark Robins Source: Sportinglife.com
"Lou looks really harried," said Assemblyman Van Tran (R- Costa Mesa), who talked to Correa as the two lawmakers waited at the Sacramento airport to board a plane to Orange County. "He made some promises, and he would like to keep them."
on Feb 13, 2009 By: Van Tran Source: Los Angeles Times
"Let us remember that the Mormons of a century ago were a persecuted and prosecuted minority, harried from place to place, the victims of violence and occasionally murder, while today, in the short space of 100 years, their faith and works are known...
on Dec 5, 2007 By: John F Kennedy Source: Salt Lake Tribune