How can we break the silence and apathy about the humanitarian crisis in Syria?
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Now, this isn't to be confused with apathy about beauty, or looking presentable in general.
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"The hardest thing to [doing] anything is profound apathy about our conflict on the part of the American people."
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This also feels like a bit of a rebellious move from Rob, who has always expressed apathy about his family's fame.
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Rather than catalyzing a demand for policy response, daily weather may be another cause for apathy about this critically important problem.
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The reasons for co-mingling savings ranged from simply preferring it that way to confusion about account types to apathy about getting started.
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He fought suspects whom he thought were guilty and were likely to get off scot-free, because of the general apathy about Italian crime.
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Like a lot of people, I've long justified my apathy about privacy through innocence: I'm a stand-up guy — what do I have to hide?
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"My wife and I talked to her weekly on the phone and she started to express apathy about cycling, which she'd never done before," Mark said.
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"My wife and I talked to her weekly on the phone and she started to express apathy about cycling, which she'd never done before," Mark says.
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Later exchanges include more joking and apathy about AIDS, including from members of the press, even after more was known about the seriousness of the epidemic.
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A number of reasons were cited, such as preparing for next season, but apathy about this particular competition compared to the Olympics undeniably was a factor.
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This question falls right in line with growing apathy about the regular season that plagues the N.B.A. these days: Who really cares about a 03-win season?
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There's a metaphor in all this about the modern dependence on oil, governmental apathy about climate change and pollution, and the dangers of public disinterest in scientific research.
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Electronic Frontier Foundation legal counsel Nate Cardozo, who, as Yahoo recalled, once wrote that Facebook "depends on our collective confusion and apathy about privacy," is joining the Facebook's WhatsApp privacy team.
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Bolsonaro has made his apparent apathy about the situation quite clear, engaging in a protracted spat with French President and G7 leader Emmanuel Macron over proposed international solutions to the crisis.
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There is one common answer: Stigma leads to a skewed perception of addiction, or apathy about it, so the public, policymakers, and other actors don't do enough to change the status quo.
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He and his team sought to build a system that would consolidate control over the entire country and instill in Russian voters a sense of apathy about the possibility of change and cynicism about politics.
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And when Fahrenheit 29/22018 does turn to the election itself, it's less interested in Trump as cause and more as symptom of nationwide disillusionment, money-driven elections, and a resulting apathy about the political process.
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Although roiled by scandals and deflated by low popularity ratings, the Abe administration seems to think it can ride out the turbulence, banking on the few remaining checks on its power and public apathy about politics.
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Following today's episode, it's easier to empathize with Bergdahl — if not because of his decision to walk away from his post, then because of what appears to be the military's apathy about getting a soldier home safe.
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The song itself veers out of Speedy's crunchy, knotted guitar jams to venture into cleaner pop as Dupuis expresses both anxiety and apathy about the many woes of the late-aughts: Tinder, post-truth politics, the usual business.
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They say the fact that Puzder has failed for two months since his nomination to get his paperwork in order either reflects a worrying apathy about the position or suggests that there's something in his personal history he doesn't want the public to know about.
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Around 263 million fewer Russians voted for United Russia compared to 217, data from the Central Election Commission showed, while overall turnout fell to 280 percent from 20143 percent, exposing growing apathy about a political system and elite which critics say tolerates no genuine opposition.
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"Wake Up: What is Your Role?" aimed to break the state of apathy about negotiations and demonstrate that non-violent resistance can be successful in securing Palestinian rights while connecting everyday Palestinians to their leaders.
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Finally, the difficulty enjoying activities that individuals with anxiety often face can lead to them doing these activities much less often and can give them a sense of apathy about their lives. Even behavioral apathy may be found in individuals with anxiety in the form of them not wanting to make efforts to treat their anxiety.
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Voters and non-voters can have the gap of politicians taking into account certain needs over others. Low turnout rates during primaries are caused by the apathy about who will make it to the general election. Many believe only the general election matters. The voter apathy causes serious problems in congressional elections also, since the electorate either will be heavily Republican or Democrat.
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" Seven years later, Varney revisited the game in the August 1991 edition of Dragon (Issue #172), reviewing the new Basic Set edition that had just been released. While Varney appreciated that the game was designed for younger players, he felt that it failed to recreate the excitement of the comics. "This is the gravest flaw of this system and support line: its apathy about recreating the spirit of Marvel stories. In this new Basic Set edition... you couldn’t find a miracle if you used microscopic vision. Look at this set’s few elementary mini-scenarios: all fight scenes.
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Terri is the only Indian in the office, which as the DOJ Woman mentions, frequently works with Indian tribes. An interview with Billie Jo Rich transitions to the next scene, in which Dennis, a police man on a reservation, gives a protective order form to a non-native man who had just beaten his wife. Terri is continually confronted with her coworkers' ostensible disillusionment and apathy about domestic violence on Indian reservations. Interviews of Lynn Hootch and Diane Millich lead into a narrative of a white man calling the police and informing Dennis that he had just beaten his wife.
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At a local inquiry which was held in 1893 it was said that middle-class property in the parish was depreciating because of the Staines rural sanitary authority's apathy about drainage. The latter was not represented at the inquiry and there was no opposition to the proposed urban district, which was created in the following year. The council had 12 members until 1930, when it was increased to 17 on the addition of Shepperton and Littleton parishes. By 1957 it had been further increased to 20. In 1931 all the councillors were independents and from World War II until its demise the councillors were predominantly Conservative. During the first few years the council met twice monthly, but in the few years to 1957 it met thirteen times a year. The first meeting, in January 1895, was held at the Institute. Thereafter the council met at the Assembly Rooms in Thames Street until it acquired the lease of Church Villa later in 1895. By 1930 the building was too small and a temporary one was erected in the grounds.
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