It's not just political surrogates and attention-seekers pounding this theme, either.
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Platforms built to empower the masses were rewarding extremists and attention seekers instead.
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We travel around a lot, but we're not really attention seekers, so it's not bad.
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Frank Köhnlein also notes that those teenagers should not be accused of being attention-seekers.
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"It's like a happy hunting ground for trolls and attention seekers and cruel extremists," Butcher says.
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However, the added appeal of cute puppies will undeniably attract a whole new breed of internet attention-seekers.
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Everyone goes through their own experiences in their own ways," Lohan said, claiming she didn't condone "attention-seekers.
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In it, he laments the rise of clickbait and the undeserving, uninventive attention-seekers who now colonise YouTube.
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Everyone goes through their own experiences in their own ways," Lohan said, before claiming she didn't condone "attention-seekers.
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Mr. Crews wrote about snake handlers, boxers, geeks who ate live chickens, attention-seekers who consumed entire Ford Mavericks.
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The statement follows backlash after Lohan was quoted as criticizing "attention-seekers" in a recent interview with The Times.
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The same platform is a direct path to fame that attention-seekers can use to make a statement, he said.
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The public sphere is full of dramatic attention-seekers, including Trump, who want to steal the spotlight on any day.
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They also worried that they would be viewed as "attention seekers" or that they were trying to take control away from the meeting hosts.
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This year's threats have ranged in seriousness, from attention-seekers, to protesters, to one individual who is accused of actually trying to harm a candidate.
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Some of their former teammates publicly called them liars and traitors and attention-seekers who disrespected every woman who had ever worn the Washington Redskins cheerleading uniform.
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When not erasing them entirely, TERFs will often parrot right-wing rhetoric by mocking nonbinary people, suggesting they are attention seekers who don't understand their birth sex.
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In other Thanksgiving Eve news on perennial far-right attention seekers, former Rebel Media personality Laura Loomer recently got banned from Twitter for Islamophobia, the Daily Beast reported.
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Landen is in "stable condition, contrary to the rumors and attention seekers out there stating that he has passed," according to an update shared on the GoFundMe page Saturday.
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Add to that an ample supply of needy attention-seekers, journalists delighted to dig them up and a few editors who weren't too fussy about verification, and the cast was complete.
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He dismissed Vietnam War protesters as attention-seekers and, while he eventually refused to hold segregated revival meetings, he did not take an active role in the 1960s civil rights movement.
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If we had an emotionally healthy polity, it would be completely easy to pass eight or 10 sensible restrictions to at least make it harder for lonely attention-seekers to get guns.
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The fact that most researchers considered human reproductive cloning a quagmire did not stop some attention-seekers from stepping forward to claim they were going to clone humans—or, later, that they had.
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There is "still a minority of attention seekers, status seekers, whatever you want to call them, who really are happy sitting off St.-Tropez and Cala di Volpe and the Amalfi Coast," Mr. Bannenberg noted.
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"At other public universities, presidents have asked their constituents to steer clear of such events, attempting to deny these attention-seekers the spotlight they so desperately desire," Pinto wrote in a letter to the university community.
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That said, flag holders are inherent attention seekers and getting too close may bring you within the orbit of their "banter"—depending on your mood, state of drunkenness and willingness to engage, keep a safe distance.
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Ace in the Hole — which was originally released with the title The Big Carnival — is not just satirical but downright bitter about how fame can corrupt the public interest once unscrupulous attention seekers like Tatum get involved.
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For a long time, "egirl" was a slur used to degrade and undermine women who enjoy videogames based on their appearance, suggesting they were attention-seekers who milked money out of men who didn't know any better.
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It's the story of women being doubted and called crazy or labeled as gold diggers or attention seekers, or more likely not saying anything at all because by all available metrics that's the safest, easiest way to go.
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As in any caldron of attention seekers who live and work together in the same building, it's an atmosphere rife with cliquishness, jealousy, insecurity and the social hierarchy of high school, except everyone knows precisely how popular (or unpopular) you are.
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Attention is the currency not just of American attention-seekers from Kim Kardashian to Amazon, but also of the other great geniuses of attention-seeking over the last decade: terror groups like ISIS, and opponents of the postwar social order like Julian Assange.
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In the days before the race rolled through on July 227, an impermanent society of tents and mobile homes developed, where sun-bronzed hordes of multinational partyers — nature lovers and attention seekers, rowdy young people and tranquil retirees — communed in crowded, roadside quarters.
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Playing all three parts himself, he has an imagined conversation with his "left flank," a hammer-and-sickle socialist, and his "right flank," a tie-clad centrist, along with his therapist, who warns him that YouTube can transform decent people into "cruel, ego-driven" attention-seekers.
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Please don't fall victim to false prophets , don't give attention to the attention seekers , stay steady on your course , grieve the loss of ones you love that didn't love you , pray for them even though they have wronged you , forgive them for yourself and ask God to move them on.
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The running comments section has predictably presented a wide range of remarks, spanning the aggressive ("fuck off attention seekers") to the malicious ("would love it if someone slipped off the side and landed face first in the puddle"), right through to a few clever satirical takes on the situation ("I'll be voting Puddle2016").
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"The accomplished men and women of the RSC — and women, if it wasn't sexist, I would say the RSC eye candy, but we'll leave that out of the record — are not attention seekers," Walker said Tuesday as he explained that the group of nearly 20173 GOP lawmakers would be taking a more "vocal and visible" role in national debates.
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All three Sitwells wrote; for a while their circle was considered by some to rival Bloomsbury, though others dismissed them as attention-seekers rather than serious artists.
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The attention they will get in this case will provide them with reassurance and will help them think that they are worthy. Loneliness can result in an increased urge to seek attention, even in those who would not usually do so. Narcissists are also attention seekers. They consider this attention a good source of narcissistic supply and so they strive to get it.
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The show begins with Philip Salon introducing us to all the New Romantics in London's Soho district ("Freak/Ode To Attention Seekers"). Next we enter the James family home where Billy lives with his mom, Josie, and dad, Derek who is unemployed thanks to the Thatcher era. Billy's dad starts ranting about Billy been a waste of space and starts to mock him because he wants to be a photographer. Billy finally snaps and decides it's time to leave home and move to London and discover himself.
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