French officials are right to be concerned with growing radicalization.
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"It's the products we should be concerned with," he said.
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Registered Asian-American millennials are more likely to be concerned with income inequality and less likely to be concerned with Social Security and the threat of terrorist attacks as those ages 35 and up.
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" Roth added: "I would be concerned with him for that reason.
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No doubt, all Americans should be concerned with protecting the homeland.
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Story-tellers must be concerned with more than a story's outcome.
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Some on the court seemed to be concerned with a limiting principle.
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Also it's not just nutritional problems parents need to be concerned with.
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Because this is Sydney, TechSydney will also be concerned with real estate.
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Normally this newsletter would be concerned with events in the wider world.
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Instead, they may be concerned with paying for tuition, textbooks or food.
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There's really nothing for China to be concerned with regards to its deployment.
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Trump appears not to be concerned with his own decorum, considering Sunday's tweet.
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It's China that we should be concerned with … they are stealing us blind.
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The United States and Nigeria need to be concerned with this aim, too.
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"Life comes with risks, but we can't be concerned with that," he said.
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They're going to be concerned with processes and things being done a certain way.
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Because I'm sure Apple has to be concerned with their phones being used fraudulently.
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Parker was acquitted, but Isaacs doesn't think moviegoers should be concerned with that anyway.
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"I mean you have to be [concerned with the ratings,]" Spade told the tabloid.
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The Electoral College means they need not be concerned with winning the popular vote.
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And we have to be concerned with what China wants and what China would allow.
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We can be concerned with the safety of trans children and the safety of women.
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With that in mind, congressional Republicans have to be concerned with Trump's poor approval ratings.
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This is not to say that a chef shouldn't be concerned with passion or creativity.
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It's that whatever she suffered from was something I didn't need to be concerned with.
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The numbered days before you have to be concerned with budgets, boyfriends, college, or career.
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Johnson always said she was too busy with her work to be concerned with racism.
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You may be concerned with just how much you have, but don't blame yourself, blame capitalism.
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They're too deep in their thoughts to be concerned with keeping up in uncomfortable, trendy looks.
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In real life, there is legitimate reason to be concerned with Hollywood's attitude toward Asian characters.
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The IOC shouldn't merely be concerned with ensuring that athletes don't abuse women at the Olympics.
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"The concentrated wealth in America is an issue we've got to be concerned with," he said.
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The FAA should be concerned with aviation safety, she says, not shortcutting regulation or promoting innovation.
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This fatal Zhejiang ride occurred at 1pm, according to police, and there's plenty to be concerned with.
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That means that Ola Electric won't just be concerned with vehicles, it has a far wider remit.
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But the outrage over the new She-Ra doesn't really seem to be concerned with that debate.
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And yet again, the process appeared to be concerned with political expediency more than with the truth.
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Sanduja said "it doesn't make sense" that Google would suddenly be concerned with complaints over hate speech.
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"We still need to be concerned with the totality of the safety inside the the bus," he said.
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Ultimately, policymakers should be concerned with both increasing growth and helping to make sure that growth is shared.
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You might not be concerned with its long-term public health impacts, and certainly not its environmental impacts.
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"Any American who's concerned with due process should be concerned with ICE," Ocasio-Cortez told Newsweek in April.
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He also noted that Kim could be concerned with Trump's decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal.
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We should not be afraid of threats from North Korea, but we should be concerned with their actions.
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They keep raping me for money, but they should really be concerned with the history of this place.
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The filing said the special counsel should only be concerned with issues involving Russian meddling in the election.
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His brand of ridicule was too reflexive to be concerned with whether or not its targets were deserving.
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Congress need not be concerned with the finality of the case, and could address the problem via legislation.
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Mr. Salvini wrote at the time that the pope should be concerned with the "globalization of clandestine" immigration.
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I now no longer have to be concerned with just the stories my newspaper is giving me, or CNN.
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Challenges: Addressing safety concerns: Regulators are going to be concerned with whether this ultra-fast transportation method is safe.
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John Harwood: Are you concerned with and should you be concerned with the electoral impact of what you're doing?
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"You don't need to be concerned with fees as long as you follow a few simple rules," she said.
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He or she must also be concerned with supporting those on staff to be the best they can be.
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There's a huge range of experiences, and the last thing you want to be concerned with is your angles.
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President Donald Trump has spent three years molding America's immigration system to primarily be concerned with keeping people out.
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No one needs to be reminded that there are many more important things to be concerned with than underwear.
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"We here at the White House try never to be concerned with anything dealing with Adam Schiff," she quipped.
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" She added, "There's too much work to be done to be concerned with 'Oh, there's another Donald Judd show!
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Adam Pape's reportage photos seem to be concerned with documenting particular street scenes that gather meaning from their mundane nature.
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Just as executives sweat over sales and other performance metrics, so should they be concerned with reliable measures of culture.
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Financial institutions that embrace innovation and strategically align technology into their business planning will not be concerned with increased competition.
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Republican lawmakers as a group are less likely to be concerned with the increase in the number of uninsured people.
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While some may be concerned with Tesla's delivery issues, the focus for most is the rollout of the Model 3.
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These days all you have to be concerned with are Barbie dolls and bike rides, nasty vegetables and looming bedtimes.
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Militaries, and military advisors, he told me, are the ones who should be concerned with how to deal with terrorists.
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Capital Economics' analyst Alex Holmes is among those predicting a hold, arguing BI would be concerned with the rupiah's depreciation.
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You may also be concerned with battery life, since you'll want them to stay charged while you run or commute.
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I realize that I am incredibly lucky to not have to pay myself or to be concerned with the cost.
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For purposes of self-preservation, you&aposd think the uber-rich would be concerned with this level of income inequality.
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Ultimately, the two people involved in a relationship are the only ones who should be concerned with the intricacies of it.
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Supreme Court justices are supposed to be above partisanship, at least pretending not to be concerned with who wins an election.
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The Gamecocks also will need to be concerned with guard KeVaughn Allen (13.9 points) and forward Devin Robinson (218, 22 rebounds).
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The Spy Tec offers an extended-life battery that lasts about six months, so you don't have be concerned with charging.
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Polls show that politicians are perceived as corrupt, selfish and increasingly incapable of solving the problems they should be concerned with.
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It's healthy and responsible to be concerned with time management, but an extended deadline is not the end of the world.
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We were supposed to be observing their [packing] rate and not be concerned with how hard it is to pack things.
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Even with a four-shot advantage, Fleetwood and Bradley have to be concerned with more than themselves in the final group.
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And this same dynamic is precisely why we need to be concerned with the absence of policy in the robotics space.
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Whatever that may be, that nothingness or that next realm of existence will not be concerned with what is happening on earth.
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Life is too short and there are too many people who are your people to be concerned with the ones who aren't.
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Just wait until shareholder firms start filing suits claiming that directors shouldn't be concerned with global climate change or overseas labor laws.
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But I understand why people would be concerned with that and if they are, they can just ... They can delete the app.
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Consumers can't just be concerned with whether a danger exists; they also need to be concerned about the magnitude of that risk.
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We as Americans should all be concerned with the smearing of the Trump administration and unfounded allegations of collusion with the Russians.
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While politicians are supposed to be partisan — it's their job — the press is supposed to be concerned with getting out the truth.
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As a result, we need to be concerned with the possibility of regime elements using weapons of mass destruction against U.S. troops.
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" Watson appears to be concerned with wrecking the planet only because it threatens "our economies, livelihoods, food security, health and quality of life.
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There's this idea that prison officials and parole boards and probation officers are supposed to be concerned with and dedicated to prisoners' rehabilitation.
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But he is probably more likely to be concerned with how to lead a party that wants continuity while pretending that it doesn't.
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"We should be concerned with having all available evidence that is relevant to the issue before us, and there are two," she said.
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Yet the report makes clear that we should be concerned with more than just his own efforts to alter the 2020 election results.
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"They are far more likely to be concerned with whether the candidate has industry qualifications, such as being a chartered engineer," Butter says.
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Researchers believe that couples who choose these dates are more likely to be concerned with planning their weddings than with preparing for marriage itself.
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Investors continue to be concerned with political uncertainty in Italy ahead of a key referendum on Sunday and its implications for the banking system.
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However, Turner doesn't seemed to be concerned with how the show is playing out; in fact, she seems thrilled about the its looming conclusion.
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Nas's flow and production is sharp, but the content is not something you'd think a 40-something year-old man might be concerned with.
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And so her dancers don't leave an impression of complete sincerity: They all seem to be concerned with making effects — not emotion but emotionalism.
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But Bach and the I.O.C. can no longer be concerned with Russian politics or Putin's credibility at this very late stage in the Games.
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"We were supposed to be observing their [packing] rate and not be concerned with how hard it is to pack things," the manager said.
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CNN anchor Alisyn Camerota asked Mollie Hemingway, Senior Editor at The Federalist, if she would be concerned with an all-male or all-white cabinet.
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The company doesn't seem to be concerned with how much its employees can drink, even as it begins limiting members' access to beer and wine.
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If you work in an industry that the ThinkPad X13 Extreme is designed for, one of the first things you'll be concerned with is durability.
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That&aposs why these political cases, the FBI is so careful because they want to be concerned with how the public will perceive their actions.
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If there haven't been any accidents yet, should passengers be concerned with the threat of lasers, or of consumer-level drones causing planes to crash?
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Trump's thoughtless words are something we should all be concerned with, especially when they're yet another example of his damaging treatment of the disability community.
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Along with underestimating the value of sending a note to another person, many seemed to be concerned with how much their writing would be scrutinized.
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He doesn't have the architectonic obsessions of Daniel Barenboim, and doesn't seem to be concerned with any kind of tradition at all, unlike Christian Thielemann.
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But the club must also be concerned with pricing itself fairly, but competitively, among the city's many entertainment options or risk shutting out the local population.
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He is a master of illusion, and he is taking the opportunity to appear to be concerned with integrity using a clever rhetorical sleight-of-hand.
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"The Fed sees little reason to be concerned with inflation marginally above its 2.0 percent target, particularly after such a long period of underperformance," Clarke said.
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She added that women are also more likely to be concerned with the well-being of their families instead of themselves first and frequently minimize their symptoms.
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To begin, the chief justice seems to be concerned with his legacy and the broader implications of a partisan court undermining the legitimacy of the judicial branch.
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Playing fast and loose with the facts has long been a hallmark of politicians, so why be concerned with the dubious logic flowing from Washington these days?
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" — Yair Rosenberg, editor of Israel Archives "Democrats who supported Dean's 50-state strategy & helped Obama expand the map should be concerned with Sanders repeated dismissal of south.
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And there seemed to be little to be concerned with before her match against Vinci, since Serena had never dropped a set in their four prior encounters.
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During this time, guards will surely be concerned with the level of water, which has reached a spectacular height near the Eiffel Tower, submerging a small island.
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The employer, in turn, no longer has to be concerned with more fragile financial markets and more robust former employees who collect benefits for longer than expected.
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Chicas says the notion that "someone will go into a big, dark room to watch a movie," and not be concerned with missing their flight is unlikely.
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Of course, you may still want to go to a doctor to discuss your results, and motility isn't the only thing a guy should be concerned with.
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But if history is any guide, Sanders is unlikely to be concerned with the Democratic Party's messaging strategies, let alone inclined to quit the race this week.
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"We used to be concerned with a small circle of people with information about you — the gardeners, the people who were on the property," Mr. Falkenberg said.
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It's comforting to know that the world can spiral out of control, and Downton Abbey will still be concerned with whether or not to change for dinner.
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The ECB also has to be concerned with the euro zone as a whole and not just individual members like Germany, albeit that it is the most powerful.
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Obviously DNA analysis is an invaluable forensic tool, but some criminal defense experts began to be concerned with the lack of transparency with which FST was being deployed.
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But the larger issue he says we should all be concerned with is that severe environmental conditions can force people or groups into violent conflict over scarce resources.
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Snowmobiles mix things up by giving players an opportunity to ride their way uphill, or simply explore without having to be concerned with those pesky laws of gravity.
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"Refiners should be concerned with the continued increase in gasoline and distillate inventories, which will pressure refining margins," said Andrew Lipow, president of Lipow Oil Associates in Houston.
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"I've been working on another book in that world, but I don't want to be concerned with how people think it might relate [to the show]," he said.
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And anyone who is concerned with transgender detransition in particular should also be concerned with reducing or eliminating societal transphobia, as that is clearly an exacerbating factor here.
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Some part of her might be concerned with changing lives, or duty, or breaking glass ceilings, but it all comes after her main priority: whatever best serves Mellie.
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Antitrust should not concern itself with whether legacy industries are disrupted by new entrants, but instead should be concerned with one simple question: How does this affect consumers?
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Days before the EPA released its annual enforcement report, Bodine told her staff in an email not to be concerned with the public's perception of the enforcement record.
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Thaler argued that people would sometimes make decisions as "planners" with the knowledge that, at any given time (as "doers"), they would likely only be concerned with the present.
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You're not going to be concerned with "fitting in" during this time—whenever Uranus is around, we can bet the vibe is more about taking risks, and being yourself.
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"I've been working on a another book in that world, but I don't want to be concerned with how people think it might relate [to the show]," he said.
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Government officials ought to be concerned with fairness and impartiality; it's right, and inevitable, that parents, and parents' associations, want to do the best they can for their children.
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A book that tries so earnestly to dilate endings, or to divide them infinitely into smaller and smaller units, has to be concerned with its own manner of conclusion.
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Like so many others, he had joined the late-Obama-era culture wars through Gamergate, the often radical online campaign that claimed to be concerned with ethics in gaming journalism.
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Normally, this isn't something to worry about, of course, and this planet isn't a toxic one, so I don't have to be concerned with acid rains or other nasty chemicals.
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"The majority of customers, buying direct from a broker or from a comparison website, should not be concerned with these findings," the Association of British Insurers said in a statement.
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But so far, the Trump administration doesn't appear to be concerned with Fauci countering more optimistic outlooks from President and the task force, which is largely filled with political appointees.
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"We have to be concerned with triage right now," says AEI's Norm Ornstein, one of the primary movers behind the Continuity of Government Commission, of the need to act immediately.
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The reality is that when we look at things and people cite security concerns, I think it's interesting to be concerned with one aspect of security but not another security.
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"I&aposve been working on another book in that world, but I don&apost want to be concerned with how people think it might relate" to the show, he said.
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They are right to be concerned with Medicare's unsustainable funding model, where today seniors use $3 of Medicare benefits for every $1 they paid in to the program (on average).
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"Instead of being preoccupied with drinking games, they should be concerned with the alarming number of vacancies that threaten our national security and economic stability," said a former White House official.
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When online marketplace Etsy came public a little over a year ago, Jim Cramer dismissed it as a hippy-dippy outfit that didn't seem to be concerned with making a profit.
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Since my incarceration, none of my brothers or my other sister have "made the time" to write, visit, send money for commissary, or be concerned with my well-being—only Angela.
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Top Line Declines: Fitch continues to be concerned with overall top-line declines, driven by weakness in its small and medium-sized business (SMB) segment, although the declines have been moderating.
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Because if we just leave it to the bubble, and the algorithm, it's going to look like what we have right now, and that, we should all be concerned with that.
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There are very good reasons to be concerned with the security of our democratic institutions, and the 2016 election has already been materially altered by hackers who infiltrated Democratic party systems.
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Given the small number of rats in the study, the many comparisons done, and the low rates of cancer overall, we have to be concerned with the validity of the results.
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As far as budget mechanical keyboards go, there's only two things to be concerned with: That the switches are actually mechanical, and the keyboard won't fall apart upon your first keystroke.
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"To the extent the hacker got any of your personal information — that's something to be concerned with," said John Ulzheimer, a credit experts and president of the The Ulzheimer Group in Atlanta.
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Cisco's concerns, said Dennedy, are closer to the infrastructural aspects of the internet, whereas the Big Tech companies tend to be concerned with web services that ride on top of that infrastructure.
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The board is also said to be concerned with Musk's spiraling workload and use of Ambien, and is seeking to "help take some of the pressure off" him with the new hire.
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If Zanetti retained an acute awareness of the crippling effects of poverty on his own community, then, he had other reasons to be concerned with the plight of the neglected and oppressed.
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The nice and compassionate part of the Republican efforts should focus on the risk pools, everything else shouldn't be concerned with nice or mean labels and simply go with what will work.
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Alexievich claims to be concerned with the truths of her subjects' inner lives, but she revises their testimony until she has arrived at the kind of truth she set out to find.
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The boyfriend -- and other friends who are fully aware of my situation -- don't seem to be concerned with how his/their remarks make me feel even more frightened than I already am.
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"However, Arizona Athletics did become aware of information, both before and during the investigation, which caused it to be concerned with the direction and climate of the football program," the statement said.
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Jenni Russell LONDON — In the post-Harvey Weinstein era, every institution and public company in Britain has been piously claiming to be concerned with how women are viewed, heard, treated and paid.
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That was the killer's M.O., and Adora is just too busy gliding around her gigantic house, twirling all kinds of poison, to be concerned with performing intensive dental work of her victims.
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"There may be reservoirs where releases will have to be increased and you have to be concerned with some downstream flooding issues," said Brad Rippey, a meteorologist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Carmakers might be concerned with several threats from the incoming president on where they build new plants, but the chief executive officer of Renault-Nissan believes the sector will adapt to Trump's policies.
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"For me it is unethical to be concerned with markets, legal defensibility and image over environmental safety," former 3M employee Richard Purdy wrote in a letter reported on by the Detroit Free Press.
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You don't have to reach the conclusion that no one should ever be born to be concerned with whether children have good lives and whether parents are having them for the right reasons.
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Buttigieg's argument is that the field should not be concerned with labels, and that strong policies that the candidates are able to cogently explain to voters will transcend any right-wing marketing campaign.
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He is appointed so he'll have a measure of independence from the Justice Department's chain of command, and won't be concerned with trying to hold on to his government job and please his bosses.
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The ethics of torture, by this logic, shouldn't be concerned with whether animals use tools or have an advanced sense of self, but primarily with whether they feel pain when we dole it out.
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Officials there seemed to be concerned with sending a public message to financial markets that there was a contingency plan in place, in order to minimize any sense of incipient panic on Wall Street.
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The source said, "Limited partners in his funds know he is an original thinker, and libertarian and they probably won't be concerned with his political involvement or legal involvement vis a vis Gawker Media."
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"Many of the New Mexico sheriffs are still going to be concerned with the fact that there's a gun confiscation before there's a hearing," Sierra County sheriff Glenn Hamilton told KRQE earlier this month.
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The much better reason to be concerned with Saudi Arabia is that it has promoted extremism, hatred, misogyny and the Sunni/Shiite divide that is now playing out in a Middle East civil war.
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Like Wonder Woman (and this is the only comparison you'll get from me), she's an outsider who doesn't feel burdened by the constraints of normal women — she doesn't even know to be concerned with them.
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Of course, we hear things like, "Why aren't you guys speaking out about black on black crime?" and "What about Chicago?" as though you can't be concerned with more than one issue at a time.
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"Smaller RIAs may be concerned with the level of support they receive on Schwab&aposs platform, or may even fear getting removed from the platform entirely," Butler told Business Insider in an email on Monday.
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I agree, you have to be concerned with devaluing what you value so high by even valuing it in the first place—if you don't focus on your art for monetary value then the essence is saved somehow.
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That being said, Pop-Tarts got more likes on Twitter than Starbucks CEO Schultz did when they announced that they were running for president, so I'm not entirely sure we need to be concerned with a Schultz presidency.
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But he also seems to be concerned with fending off a rival for the nationalist vote, Meral Aksener, who split from his party and formed her own party, the Good Party, last year, according to Turkish media reports.
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She represents neighborhoods in Queens that I thought would be concerned with repealing the law, and to see that she's on board sends a signal to the rest of the council that this initiative is worth looking at.
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What this tells us is that people may be concerned with pleasing their partner's desire—or perceived desire—to engage in sexting, and that it is the comfort with intimacy in relationships that may allow sexting to occur.
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" Paul Fancher, an engineer from Lindale, opposes abortion for religious reasons, saying, "As a student of the laws of the God of heaven I have discerned that the shedding of innocent blood is something to be concerned with.
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What this tells us is that people may be concerned with pleasing their partner's desire -- or perceived desire -- to engage in sexting and that it is the comfort with intimacy in relationships that may allow sexting to occur.
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Focusing on what I have right now is really good and not be concerned with things I can't control: How other people see me, what they say, it's wasted energy for me and it's never done me any good.
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But while most bacteria are harmless and some are actually beneficial, there are certain strains of bacteria that can be harmful, and it's natural for the average homeowner to be concerned with keeping their home as clean as possible.
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"While we should all be concerned with the significant public health impact of smoking, the FDA is continuing to suffer from the nirvana fallacy, a problem that long plagued the administrative state prior to the Trump administration," he added.
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Recently launched out of beta, U.K. startup Shape wants to create a more educational trading experience for a new generation of traders, including those who might be concerned with the ethical standards of the sectors or companies they back.
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Surpassing the goals of Van de Velde, Gropius envisioned his Bauhaus as an educational institution that would be concerned with industrial design in service of an architectural totality — where architecture would endow the arts and crafts with unifying ideals.
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If Republicans were so worried about precedent, he said, they should be concerned with what will happen if Mr. Trump is acquitted without the Senate taking the necessary steps to parse all the information it can about his conduct.
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Read More Cramer: Single most important input for this market When online marketplace Etsy came public a little over a year ago, Cramer dismissed it as a hippy-dippy outfit that didn't seem to be concerned with making a profit.
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But it's how she put it — that she didn't seem to be concerned with Harambe's death and how it played out on the big stages of the internet and news reports — that has turned this into a viral, inescapable story.
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Faced with competition he did not have to be concerned with at Grantland, Simmons may not have a long time to figure out how to expand his Ringer audience — and, at the same time, how to reclaim his ebbing voice.
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And while it might be surprising that people with abhorrent racist views who sling slurs and dehumanize entire groups of people could be concerned with how they come off in the media, the alt-right is positively obsessed with exactly that.
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But it still has the potential to be a landmark ruling when it comes to consumer rights and digital goods, the sort of case that those of us who like to own the things we buy should all be concerned with.
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He noted in his analysis published Wednesday night that "we believe investors will be concerned with visibility into the business" and that the way the merged company reports the performance of its varying units will be critical to convincing investors to stay aboard.
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That he literally couldn't seem to be concerned with combing his hair or buying a suit from this century -- let alone smiling and glad-handling and seeming pleasant and not grouchy -- belied the current orthodoxy of politics and zeitgeist of the moment.
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In a recent interview with The New York Times, Jay-Z said that he "can take a couple rounds of negative press" if it meant the deal could help convince white football fans that they should be concerned with police treatment of African-Americans.
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"This race has all the indications of being a nail-biter into November, but Republicans should be concerned with a negative 2900-point spread in a district that has an R+220006 rating," Civitas President Donald Bryson said in a statement with the poll's release.
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A tweak to the dark mode may seem like a minor adjustment to be concerned with, but dark modes today have grown in popularity as larger phone screens became the norm — particularly because they can help to conserve battery life on high-end OLED devices.
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"Although U.S. interest rates are widely expected to be left unchanged in July, investors are more likely to be concerned with any potential tweaks in the language of the policy statement," Lukman Otunuga, research analyst at futures brokerage FXTM in London, said in a note.
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In December, the MTA Board voted to approve a $17 billion 2020 budget that included $249 million for an additional 500 MTA cops; an MTA spokesperson said that to the extent they would be concerned with fare evasion, they would be focused on deterrence.
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In other words, tax policy toward the rich should have nothing to do with the interests of the rich, per se, but should only be concerned with how incentive effects change the behavior of the rich, and how this affects the rest of the population.
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A purchaser in the EU will not be concerned with whether or not the seller is a U.S.-owned or controlled enterprise, but will strictly focus upon the fact that the seller is a member of CETA, and therefore entitled to the preferences provided by that agreement.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) shot back at White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders for saying during Tuesday's press briefing that the administration tries "never to be concerned" with him.
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If security and freedom of navigation for these allies are not sufficient reasons for the United States to be concerned with Iran at the chokepoint of the Bab el Mandeb Strait, consider this: Camp Lemonnier, the U.S. naval expeditionary base, sits directly opposite Yemen off Djibouti.
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Brian Ralph, the creator of the graphic novel the show is based on, told Business Insider in October that he had ideas for a follow-up graphic novel but didn&apost "want to be concerned with how people think it might relate" to the TV series.
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Presumably, Graupe and the Reds are worried because of the drug use, but they should also maybe be concerned with how stupid a person has to be to film themselves violating an employment drug policy while wearing his team's shirt and uploading it for the public to see.
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" How exactly he planned to do this wasn't clear, but he reassuringly claimed to be concerned with "ensuring that the artists benefit from the value they create by their presence and activity, and that they aren't simply priced out of the real estate because of their own efforts.
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"I don't know how they're going to promote it or when they're going to suggest it -- but we will always be concerned with (the parade's) impact on the city, the impact on safety, pulling personnel, and our roadways, and the attention it would attract," Bowser told Channel 9.
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"When you have the highest level of security clearance, when you're the person that holds the nation's deepest, most sacred secrets at your hands and you go out and you make false accusations against the President on the United States, he says that's something to be concerned with," Sanders said.
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Those concerned about Russian interference need to be concerned with Russia's ability to influence our country when Americans are forced to buy natural gas from Russian gas companies and when countries like Russia have leverage to increase the price of natural gas in the winter time and turn the lights off for millions of Americans.
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"I have continued to be concerned with Mr. Barr's very broad view of executive authority, especially given that we are still in the middle of the Mueller investigation," Hassan said on CNN, referring to special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE.
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Former President Obama criticized President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Friday for politicizing the Department of Justice, saying that members of both parties should be concerned with that behavior.
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ET on CBS 49ers and Packers return to NFC championship game The 49ers are one game from the Super Bowl after missing playoffs last year while the Packers looking for first NFL Championship since 493 When the Packers headed to San Francisco to face the 49ers in late November, there was little reason to be concerned with the Green Bay football team: they were 8-2 and clearly playoff contenders.
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"I am here to tell you that even if you don't agree with me or Democrats on policy, even if you believe in more libertarian economic theories, even if you are an evangelical and our position on certain social issues is a bridge too far, even if you think my assessment of immigration is mistaken and the Democrats aren't serious enough about immigration enforcement, I'm here to tell you that you should still be concerned with our current course and should still want to see a restoration of honesty and decency and lawfulness in our government," Obama said.
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But I am here to tell you that even if you don't agree with me or Democrats on policy, even if you believe in more libertarian economic theories, even if you are an evangelical and our position on certain social issues is a bridge too far, even if you think my assessment of immigration is mistaken and the Democrats aren't serious enough about immigration enforcement, I'm here to tell you that you should still be concerned with our current course and should still want to see a restoration of honesty and decency and lawfulness in our government.
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Oh, I am here to tell you that even if you don't agree with me or Democrats on policy, even if you believe in more Libertarian economic theories, even if you are an evangelical and our position on certain social issues is a bridge too far, even if you think my assessment of immigration is mistaken and that Democrats aren't serious enough about immigration enforcement, I'm here to tell you that you should still be concerned with our current course and should still want to see a restoration of honesty and decency and lawfulness in our government.
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