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Anybody notice a trend of statements with question marks?

I started a Kindle book today, and I am finding this very annoying. About half of the dialog does that. From context, they are not questions.
 
I'm not used to seeing this in text but it's a very common usage in speech.

MROSS said:
A statement ending with a question mark might also indicate impatience, sarcasm from the person writing the statement.
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Condescension is the word that comes to my mind.
 
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