She and I were close, and she always knew that being single was something that bothered me, so it bothered her that I was bothered.
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Size hasn't bothered him, reach hasn't bothered him, power hasn't bothered him—he beats almost everyone with the exact same techniques and looks good doing it.
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It wasn't "tampon rock" that bothered me, it was sexism that bothered me.
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I'm bothered that this shop charges extra for non-dairy milks, but obviously not bothered enough.
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"Everybody's bothered by the sense of being tracked and bothered by bad ads," Eich told me.
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I never, in a sense, bothered them the way you could be bothered by a person making a film.
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" Earlier, the President confessed at a Cabinet meeting that "it bothered me, as it bothered everybody at this table.
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There were a few stumbles, or a few things that I'm ... He did get bothered, he got bothered today.
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My wife, our First Lady, is down now at the border because it really bothered her to be looking at this and to seeing it, as it bothered me, as it bothered everybody at this table.
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Some of them don't like to be bothered in certain situations, and others — understandably — just don't like to be bothered.
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It's not so much that they're bothered by his corruption—they're bothered by his inability to prettify and mask it.
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"My wife, our first lady, is down now at the border because it really bothered her to be looking at this and seeing it as it bothered me, as it bothered everybody at this table," President Trump says.
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These comments might have bothered me five years ago, but now I just can't be bothered to pay heed to comments like these.
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"As Barack Obama is sitting there sipping mojitos with brutal Communist dictators, he can't be bothered to meet the dissidents, he can't be bothered to visit with the Ladies in White, he can't be bothered to hear the screams of oppression," Cruz said.
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Shakespeare bothered to give the hated Jewish moneylender Shylock a point of view; Mark Twain bothered to imagine emotions for the runaway slave Jim.
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"This story seriously bothered the Turkish Armed Forces, just as it has bothered us," Erdogan told reporters at a news conference before departing for an official visit to Pakistan.
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What's interesting is that while Trump lost among those who were very bothered by his treatment of women, he actually won among people who were bothered -- but not as much.
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If these specs make you hot and bothered — good!
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"That erosion of trust bothered me — deeply," he said.
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The Bolsheviks prevailed — and they never bothered to count.
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No one bothered to inspect the firearm or clean it.
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I honestly felt bothered and sad after watching this episode.
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Vondrousova said she was also bothered by a painful hand.
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When you cannot be bothered to ensure that the sick
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"He was very at home, nothing bothered him," says Ndadzela.
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Can't be bothered to ride your Bird to a CVS?
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"This bothered me a lot," Jose Blandon told the Post.
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It's too bad no one bothered to tell ol' Joe.
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Well, turns out she's not actually that bothered after all.
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The thought of drinking it hadn't bothered me at first.
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Kamala Harris, said she was not bothered by Biden's remarks.
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It's this safety issue that bothered more than one commenter.
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Indians never bothered to build more than a few teepees.
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I think they haven't bothered to understand what he thinks.
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I took out a couple of things that bothered me.
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Ms. Wild never bothered trying to find a traditional publisher.
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He had been bothered by tendinitis in his right knee.
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And they've been bothered by management's fierce criticism of Farrow.
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Only 21904 nations besides the U.S. bothered to send delegations.
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And who, but power users, can be bothered with that?
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When I asked if that bothered Amy, she said no.
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You're not being bothered by all of the normal stuff.
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What bothered me was how quickly that plotline blew over.
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Some people are not bothered by it, but I am.
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But few young people in Japan appear to be bothered.
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Rutgers has been bothered by injuries to several frontcourt players.
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Sean Penn isn't bothered by criticism of his new book.
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That was definitely something that bothered me the whole time.
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The courts haven't bothered to address most of these claims.
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But Trump isn't bothered by the guardrails of American politics.
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Parents were more bothered by "sissy" sons than "tomboy" daughters.
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But there's other stuff about that album that bothered me.
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The Drafthouse, though, doesn't seem too bothered by the blowback.
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It's never really bothered me when music is in movies.
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When we voice these, these gentlemen are bothered by it.
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She would have known that if she'd bothered to check.
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Many in the defense world are bothered by the holdup.
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But the administration's disregard for the environment especially bothered him.
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I thought, 'Maybe she don't want to be bothered today.
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So O'Rourke did what few congressmen had bothered to do.
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None of us bothered to really go and find one.
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But when it comes to policy, Trump can't be bothered.
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So I never bothered and, surprise, everything still worked fine.
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Mr Agarwal is not bothered by a lack of profit.
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Chat with your boyfriend and find out if he's bothered.
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The countries are also bothered by Qatar's relationship with Iran.
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What bothered her was that she had touched that boy.
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A television reporter asked why he had bothered to engage.
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It's always bothered me because you're a subcategory of emcee.
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I wondered why McDonald's had even bothered to release it.
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The Sierra Club is particularly bothered by the House bill.
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"He's never terribly bothered by these things," Giuliani told Politico.
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This scowling kitten appears to be beyond bothered by something.
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In truth, Budreau isn't much bothered with the secondary figures.
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They're bothered by their pictures but not by their reflections.
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Viewers weren't impressed with the premise and were especially bothered
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They are bothered by the notion that he is reckless.
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"Am I bothered by my appearance right now," Hyland wrote.
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ST: It would have bothered me if it was illegal.
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It's hard to imagine Zuckerberg isn't bothered by the association.
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No. I'm just not really that bothered to be honest.
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But it was rundown and nobody bothered to fix things.
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I realize I never even bothered to check my odds.
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Revealing the extent of her loans bothered her at first.
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Alinejad, stubborn as well as rebellious, is not terribly bothered.
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The incoherence of its finale isn't what bothered me, though.
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So I asked these Chelsea fans if that bothered them.
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Has he even bothered to teach Nelson about this place?
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"It never seemed like anyone bothered him," Mr. Creech said.
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Hundreds wrote in only to ask why we had bothered.
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It bothered me briefly, but I always got over it.
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Rickards isn't too bothered by the town's new goat overlords.
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What he had since learned about the FST bothered him.
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We had something acceptable working, but it had bothered me.
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No one's bothered to keep up the hastily built houses.
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LG: Why are you so bothered by the Google bikes?
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He could not be bothered, they suggested, with geopolitical scheming.
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The White House said Trump wasn't bothered by the comments.
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If it bothered them, I was wrong, and I apologize.
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But the process was onerous and costly, so few bothered.
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The system that emboldened that strategy bothered some other executives.
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It bothered her son mostly in the evenings, she reported.
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None of us bothered to ask why we were training.
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The wires dangling from the front hall ceiling bothered him.
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Nobody has bothered to hint that they will challenge him.
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When we spoke, she was still bothered by Trump's statement.
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The singer's Nobel Prize in Literature had bothered her, yes.
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In the end, consumers couldn't be bothered with the answers.
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"ordinary" Americans are bothered by people who speak Spanish. Unsurprisingly,
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Senior White House officials never bothered to express their concern.
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It bothered me that I sort of sympathized with Facebook.
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Mr. Trump isn't saying, if he has bothered to check.
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These guys can't even be bothered to empty their pockets.
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No one bothered to tell them that this means work.
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It's that they can barely be bothered to hide it.
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But it has never bothered me to talk about it.
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" He added that the years of misspelling "never bothered me.
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But what she couldn't see bothered Ms. Moran still more.
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Nobody bothered me, and I was not subjected to advertising.
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"I am not bothered by the fact that the president didn't call; I am bothered by an attempt to try and politicize this situation," he said, referring to Trump's tweets pointing to immigration issues.
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I thought, &aposMaybe she don&apost want to be bothered today.
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She definitely doesn't look too bothered by the drop in temperature.
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She didn't seem to be bothered by the gradual change, either.
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Why didn't Darth Vader just force choke anyone who bothered him?
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And they looked good but I was really bothered by it.
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It's genetic, but normally people aren't bothered by it, they write.
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"I really wasn't bothered by it," the real estate investor revealed.
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Initially, Bow tries to deny that she's bothered by Megan's race.
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It bothered him GoPro users often leave content sitting on devices.
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They don't want to be bothered with the lawsuit going further.
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Being tricked into identifying themselves with Google still bothered many people.
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They are turned off by it, they are bothered by it.
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Are you bothered by a lipstick shade that's not quite right?
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But Mr Trump tends not to be unduly bothered by facts.
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Jennifer Lopez didn't seem bothered by her Oscars snub on Sunday.
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Obviously, the lack of explicit content has everyone hot and bothered.
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Say that, for most of your life, pollen never bothered you.
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Turnout figures suggested many younger people had not bothered to vote.
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"It kind of bothered me there was a curtain," she said.
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I remember how much it bothered you when things were unfair.
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They had their little habits and didn't like to be bothered.
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He seemed little bothered that video footage confirmed the BBC's account.
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"Gigi and Bella wouldn't be bothered by it," said the source.
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The offer bothered Segal, who forwarded the exchange to BuzzFeed News.
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What's more, the Taliban are bothered by the symbolism of sanctions.
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No one bothered to say they were sorry for his loss.
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At first, I was bothered by not knowing what was what.
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My dad just isn't really that bothered about the sex part.
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"Gigi and Bella wouldn't be bothered by it," said the insider.
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Sanaa Lathan isn't bothered by the rumors linking her to #WhoBitBeyoncé.
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It has never really bothered me much, except when it's raining.
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"Gigi and Bella wouldn't be bothered by it," says the insider.
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Specifically to Kat, it just really bothered me as a feminist.
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Of course you don't, because no one bothered to watch it.
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Judging by her caption, she wasn't too bothered by the comparison.
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Melo didn't seem too bothered by it -- almost like he understood.
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If you're really bothered, you can even try reaching out beforehand.
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But Foster was more bothered by her costume than the dialogue.
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The drinking bothered me, I was like, 'This doesn't feel right.
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Who could possibly be bothered to make their brow bones dewier?
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He's a good defender, but I didn't feel he bothered me.
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But a source said Hart isn&apost bothered by the jab.
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Users, though, did not seem too bothered by the brief pause.
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BOOKER: And that to me, bothered me, in and of itself.
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Reynolds later admitted he never even bothered to watch Green Lantern.
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Few people understood what they did or bothered to find out.
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It's clear she's bothered, but she doesn't want to show it.
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Drinking itself never bothered me, but drinking and being intimate did.
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And I'm sure that's the thing that bothered him the most.
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One of our tigers got hot & bothered and scratched a keeper.
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If only they had bothered to discuss them properly before implementation.
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It wasn't just being my being a vegetarian that bothered her.
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Well, he's bothered when Bezos isn't in the room, it seems.
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Perlstein is most bothered by direct comparisons between Trump and Nixon.
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In addition, Suzuki is not bothered by lefty pitchers in general.
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Were you also bothered by the final twist of Scott's argument?
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Some commercial drone fliers have not bothered to get a license.
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I never bothered with celebrities unless they were wearing something interesting.
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Wouldn't any client in the same position be bothered by that?
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"Don't be bothered when things don't go your way," Wozniak explains.
|
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And only one party seems bothered by either of those observations.
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"In the past year, it really bothered me," Ms. Galvis said.
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However, for a Type A dork like myself, I'm not bothered.
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The invasion of the Manhattanites has not bothered Ledden one bit.
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"I am not bothered that the president didn't call," Cuomo said.
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If Cohen was bothered in the slightest, he never showed it.
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None of that seems to have bothered the bond market vigilantes.
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Monomania and Fading Frontier are the only ones where I'm bothered.
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Lies have bothered me for as long as I can remember.
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I think it bothered me more as time has gone on.
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The dad jokes never bothered me because they were always harmless.
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Law enforcement has not bothered him in the last few years.
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"The cheering that happened is what really bothered them," Loudis said.
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So the truth is we haven't bothered to shop around much.
|
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And the fact that the allegations were so old bothered her.
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Some are bothered by bright lights and loud sounds, others not.
|
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"They have never really bothered to progress this case," he says.
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She did not seem bothered by anything he said or did.
|
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Although he made many etchings, he seldom bothered to edition them.
|
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Ten million people have not even bothered to register to vote.
|
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You are no longer bothered by thumbprints on stainless steel. Deny.
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That actually bothered the most people, that children couldn't be baptized.
|
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As a woman, this bothered me, but I didn't say anything.
|
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Not all investors were bothered by the controversy surrounding Mr. Mercer.
|
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And Trump hasn't bothered to check or ask anyone about it.
|
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Need shine and color but can't be bothered with lip liner?
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When they are not followed or enforced, many people are bothered.
|
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She couldn't understand why no one bothered to just say no.
|
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And perhaps most important, Mr. Trump has rarely bothered to ask.
|
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But after a week with the midsize Beemer, I wasn't bothered.
|
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She told him that her father's younger brother had "bothered" her.
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During their courtship, Christine was bothered at times by Terry's drinking.
|
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They're bothered by a problem, they envision a solution, and boom!
|
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If Bloomberg was bothered by the stories, he didn't show it.
|
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Nobody had bothered to come up with a good racial slur!
|
|
Yet not one of the viewers bothered to summon the authorities.
|
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It would have bothered him, normally, but it didn't, that night.
|
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He did inside rhymes and things I never bothered to do.
|
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Mr. Trump is not bothered by turf battles in his administration.
|
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I wasn't sure at first why this bothered me so much.
|
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However, George said she was not bothered by the low readings.
|
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I think one is that we just haven't bothered to look.
|
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And why had he bothered, considering he was the only entrant?
|
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In prehistoric times they most likely bothered dinosaurs in their nests.
|
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In the States, people wouldn't even have bothered to hate it.
|
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I never get accidentally bothered ... Yeah, I need to find this.
|
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But it wasn't the clamor of the mill that bothered me.
|
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I thought no, I don't want to be bothered by this.
|
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It makes sense why LC can't be bothered with a reboot.
|
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No one even bothered to tell me about any of this.
|
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The president doesn't seem to be bothered by any of this.
|
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NBA superstar and new Los Angeles Laker LeBron James isn't bothered that President Donald Trump recently insulted his intelligence, but he is wondering why the commander in chief bothered to do it in the first place.
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Mr. Rubio, he said, had not bothered to vote for the legislation.
|
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Those digits have so far not bothered Oscar as it plows forward.
|
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Then again, with a retail price of $133, I'm not that bothered.
|
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Could he not be bothered to get a fresh piece of paper?
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"I can't really say I was bothered," said Conlan of those defeats.
|
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That doesn't mean Reid would necessarily be particularly bothered by the jab.
|
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Chris Collins said he is not bothered by Flynn's potentially illegal activity.
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If you can't really be bothered anyways, brooms are cheap as hell.
|
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Though Ryan doesn't seem very much bothered — and who can blame him?
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And therein lies the problem I reckon - I never bothered to ask.
|
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He was more bothered about mum and kept saying is 'mum ok?
|
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"It was clearly a sticking point and bothered Trump," a source said.
|
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Something tells me he never would have bothered to get on it.
|
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Kim was hot but not bothered when a paparazzo shot these pics.
|
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Or, actually, they might be attending — they just haven't bothered to RSVP.
|
|
But perhaps they paused, and they've just not bothered to film themselves.
|
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But, from his talk show appearances yesterday, he doesn't seem too bothered.
|
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I started writing Binti when I was in a deeply bothered state.
|
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Surely, millions more have bothered installing the Assistant app on the iPhone.
|
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What bothered me most about Harris's conversation with Murray was the framing.
|
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Everybody was bothered by us … for speaking Arabic — that's a normal language.
|
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And her team has never bothered to go back to find out.
|
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But director Marti Noxon isn't bothered by the accusations — she welcomes it.
|
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His ex, Kourtney Kardashian, is reportedly not bothered by his playboy ways.
|
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"I never wanted anyone to think this stuff bothered me," he says.
|
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As I did, I lost the charger and never bothered replacing it.
|
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Not one of these writers ever bothered to ask me about it.
|
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What bothered Wellington is that vendors were selling specifically anti-women merchandise.
|
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When was the last time you bothered to simulate your own ancestors?
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That cord is a sign that we don't want to be bothered.
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I didn't feel as bloated, and my stomach hardly ever bothered me.
|
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And I feel like a bad person for being bothered by it.
|
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I'm bothered that even riding the bus forces me onto my phone.
|
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It bothered her that police pushed them to the side like that.
|
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"I'm not going to lie; it would have bothered me," Mara said.
|
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Nobody was bothered or freaked out by that, except for the media.
|
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But when it comes to Sadoski's reservations, Seyfried doesn't seem too bothered.
|
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Or maybe they just couldn't be bothered to click the "accept" button.
|
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But Zeman says that people with epilepsy can be bothered by it.
|
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That being said, Gustafsson doesn't seem to be too bothered by it.
|
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These polls also make crystal clear how much Mr. Trump bothered them.
|
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What is it about summer that gets us so hot and bothered?
|
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It was this shift, toward style over substance, that bothered McGinniss' source.
|
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But as I drove away, the implications of the technology bothered me.
|
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Before and after executions, he provided counsel when no one else bothered.
|
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Wisconsin linebackers bothered position coach Tim Tibesar for more minutes and series.
|
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In fact, low GDP numbers haven't bothered the Yellen Fed very much.
|
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He told CNN he wasn't bothered by many of the recent attacks.
|
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We're sure a MAGA bikini will get someone, somewhere hot and bothered.
|
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Our protagonist here doesn't seem too bothered by his big fail, though.
|
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We have one life to live and you should not be bothered.
|
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I'm not busy or distracted, I just can't be bothered to reply.
|
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But Bannon told the Schlapps that he's not bothered by the attacks.
|
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According to a recent interview, the actor isn't too bothered by them.
|
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Domestic companies are also less bothered by legal vagueness, said Mr Yang.
|
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That he worked at a different newspaper bothered her not a jot.
|
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Accordingly, nobody even bothered to try and leapfrog Iowa this time around.
|
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Like, who's that bothered about the odd flash of arse and tits?
|
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How many of those have you ever bothered to look at again?
|
|
Do you ever get bothered by your parents coming to your shows?
|
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"We are deeply bothered anytime a child is abused," Mr. Thomas said.
|
|
It really bothered me that there weren't any programs in San Diego.
|
|
They hardly bothered with the snowplow, the customary introductory gravity-mitigation technique.
|
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"I think that bothered the president very much," Mr. Trump told reporters.
|
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Scowling with contempt, he scoffs that he almost wishes he hadn't bothered.
|
|
He has been bothered by a thumb injury much of the season.
|
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Mr. Matobato said he had come forward because his conscience bothered him.
|
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"I don't think being second to Branch ever bothered him," he said.
|
|
Relatively few bothered to put down new religious roots in the city.
|
|
Johnson was asked whether Chicago's reputation as a violent place bothered him.
|
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Otherwise, Mickelson did not seem too bothered by his second-place status.
|
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Many Christian conservatives are bothered by Trump's past as a Manhattan playboy.
|
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Did he never intend to, or could he just not be bothered?
|
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He also said that it bothered artists when collectors sell their work.
|
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Was my conscience sufficiently bothered that I decided to leave the show?
|
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It was not so much that Rochdale had lost that bothered McLellan.
|
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But the cost was high, and she was bothered by the waste.
|
|
We're not really sure why Irina Shayk even bothered with this bikini.
|
|
The interface really bothered me and it was just too much information.
|
|
Chatwood's back bothered him Sunday when he worked four innings at Philadelphia.
|
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Winchester first lived in San Francisco, but the weather bothered her arthritis.
|
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However, after two weeks, they were still bothered by the off-gassing.
|
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I'm really bothered that he's unwilling to, like, be the better man'?
|
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"The erosion of trust bothered me — deeply," he said at the time.
|
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But until recently, no one bothered adding the "yet" to that sentence.
|
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None of the monks seemed visibly bothered by her spontaneous self-expression.
|
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If it only bothered opponents, he says, it might be considered unfair.
|
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The dancers can barely be bothered to throw a wiggle his way.
|
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Voters are no longer particularly bothered if a politician shows dictatorial tendencies.
|
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It wasn't concrete to her, and frankly, that bothered me a bit.
|
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The flaws wouldn't have bothered him a bit in a live concert.
|
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They never bothered to ask because once again, they got carried away.
|
|
But most new acquaintances didn't notice, because most no longer bothered to.
|
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Several of my friends told me they hadn't bothered watching the competition.
|
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Carter is also not as bothered as some by Trump's Putin bromance.
|
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Whether customers love it or hate it, Ms. Wu doesn't seem bothered.
|
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Thom: I work "in media," but I can't be bothered to explain.
|
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The bizarre sighting has left many residents feeling both bothered and confused.
|
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In this instance, the crowd of nearly 50,000 barely bothered to respond.
|
|
And I was bothered by her occasionally lax approach to rhythmic execution.
|
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I confess I'd be less bothered if this colleague was a woman.
|
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It is difficult to know if the messiness has bothered the Kremlin.
|
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O'Keefe hadn't bothered to contact the employee before airing the damning footage.
|
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Mr. Trump can't be bothered to recognize black people as fully human.
|
|
Bothered by the way Facebook and Equifax coughed up your personal information?
|
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"It bothered me that no one cared about it," Mr. Muhammad said.
|
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But I can't say I'm too bothered about it this time. —S.
|
|
From the beginning, though, he would tell me if something bothered him.
|
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I had to let them think that none of it bothered me.
|
|
Still, Mr. Trump seemed bothered by the conversation between the other leaders.
|
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But it might not have been just Game 6 that bothered Chapman.
|
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And if we are bothered by it, let's do something about it.
|
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"It bothered them — it seemed like I was making fun," he said.
|
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This bothered the fisherman, because in those days, hooks were extremely valuable.
|
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The younger Van Halen tweeted about it Monday and he's not bothered.
|
|
But passengers bothered by the arbitration clause can do little about it.
|
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She said it bothered her that Jackson did not receive similar punishment.
|
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Perhaps I need to rethink this opinion, if enough solvers are bothered.
|
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Many conservatives don't seem that bothered by the revelations involving Russia. Why?
|
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It bothered him most in the second inning, but he continued on.
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It fascinates me–when I can be bothered to think about it.
|
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Not everyone sees it as "art," but WoopsYang isn't bothered by that.
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People who scored low on agreeability were more bothered by the grammos.
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Matt: I love getting my wife hot and bothered through her kinks.
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" Mr. Kovner said: "One is always looking for a perfect mix of qualities, and Damian is an unusual mix — but I'm not bothered by it, and our faculty and board was not bothered by the unconventionality of Damian's background.
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Could Ashe be bothered to root his dad on during the cycling fundraiser?
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"Once I got to thinking about it, it really bothered me," he said.
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However, there was one user who was apparently very bothered by the photo.
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He can't be bothered with the mass contamination of an American city—not
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"A comment that he made to me, it actually bothered me," Diaz said.
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I thought that was much more powerful than the woman who bothered trying.
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It's not surprising that the previous generation can't be bothered to see that.
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She's all hot and bothered because she's got people running against her. Yeah.
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The fleshiness of his lips never bothered me before, but she is right.
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As for the comments already piling up regarding the tattoos, McInerny isn't bothered.
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They say, 'The things that bothered me are the things I wasn't told.
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"He was never comfortable with me quitting, it just bothered him," he said.
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Most likely, nobody bothered to get a French translator to proof the script.
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And Newman is not bothered by the burger chain's other, more mature campaigns.
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"It bothered me how little I was taught in school," Jolie, 42, explained.
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You can't even be bothered to say a two- or three-syllable word?
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App developers have to specifically build support for Continuum, and most haven't bothered.
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Others couldn't be bothered by the whole thing, except to tweet about it.
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Molly meets Dro at the sports bar, and she is clearly still bothered.
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He said he didn't want to be bothered and Mami closed the door.
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I'm not really sure why Apple bothered updating this iPad, to be honest.
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Investors weren't bothered, as Facebook shares climbed more than 2% through Zuckerberg's testimony.
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By accident, I'd discovered a niche no one has yet bothered to fill.
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Rosemary Woronowicz wasn't bothered by the nearly hourlong delay getting off the ship.
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"Who in the world is going to be too bothered?" he asked rhetorically.
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A reporter asked why Mr. Cruz bothered with the "Happy Days" tweet then.
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When asked if the realization ever bothered or spooked them, Mazzei said no.
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"Some people who have this ruddy complexion aren't bothered by it," she says.
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Smith never bothered to replace it after a distressed student knocked it down.
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Kenan Thompson bothered Carell next, throwing in his support for an Office reboot.
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It's frankly incredible that anyone bothered to develop for HomeKit before this existed.
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Bobcats, however, couldn't be bothered by the nip but loved the silver vine.
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Republicans have hardly bothered to defend Mr Trump, nor Democrats to denounce him.
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Other app makers haven't even bothered trying to port their solution to iOS.
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Even so, it seems unlikely that Swift would be bothered by the news.
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" The Chicago Reader said it "couldn't even be bothered to make up plots.
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"The salamander really doesn't seem too bothered by this [arrangement]," Burns told Gizmodo.
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It bothered him, and it gave rise to a germ of an idea.
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Only 4,910 people have bothered since 2004, when the law came into force.
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Im not bothered by pathetic people trying to take the moral high ground.
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And, funnily enough, being bothered by typos ups your success rate by 36%.
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"They enjoy low-key dates like quiet dinners where they won't be bothered."
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Stuff like saying my daughter was a pervert, I'm sure that bothered her.
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But what bothered me—quite aside from the rock references—was just that.
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All because Kanye West could not be bothered to find himself Band-Aid.
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Peralta has been bothered by the condition since spring training and was hitting .
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Toilet paper would run out, and no one was bothered to buy more.
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She was visibly bothered, her eyes appearing to water and her voice shaking.
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Maybe they're open to discussing this, and didn't even realize it bothered you.
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The Bulldogs took advantage of what has bothered LSU all season — shaky ballhandling.
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Other than that, no one seems to be particularly bothered by his behavior.
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Yet plenty of people don't seem to be bothered by the data collection.
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Were you bothered by some of the limitations of that type of filmmaking?
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He has been bothered by the injury at different points of the season.
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"A big thing that bothered Heather was this whole past election," said Wilson.
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For pets who are especially bothered by bad weather, there are medical solutions.
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But Trump is a man who seems bothered by the search for knowledge.
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So what is it about emoji that make people so hot and bothered?
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People are just trying to shop, not wanting to be bothered by anything.
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Meanwhile, Kushner does not seem bothered by losing some of his old pals.
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And sometimes, it's the scooter companies that can get all hot and bothered.
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But often—especially in non-presidential election years—the coalition can't be bothered.
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I wish I could be someone who wasn't bothered by any of this.
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He knows nothing of policy and has not bothered to find anything out.
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It's not on my mind all the time, but it's always bothered me.
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Hundreds of thousands of people eligible to vote have not bothered to register.
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It bothered me that they never caught the actual mistakes that I made.
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He will need to become stronger and can be bothered by physical play.
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That's never bothered me much anyway… I just love the study of it.
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So political leaders have not bothered to contort themselves into providing an explanation.
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The question, local cinephiles say why the police even bothered to seek charges.
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Perry never bothered to read the job description when he became energy secretary.
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She didn't seem too bothered by the fact the chaperone was in view.
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Nearly two-thirds are bothered when they encounter immigrants who speak little English.
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The helmet is very lightweight, and he wasn't bothered by it at all.
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The entire state and federal government can't be bothered to provide child care.
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He added that he is not bothered by the vice president's planned speech.
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If chafing has ever bothered you, you deserve to try this summer hero.
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Trump says what he wants, even if it leaves everyone mad and bothered.
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"I've never bothered painting the ugly things in life… no," she once said.
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I'd stopped writing and reading long before, and hadn't bothered with a book.
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I was bothered rather than heartened by Darden's treatment of Clark this week.
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In our last midterm election, only 36% of eligible voters bothered to vote.
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" He paused: "What bothered me was the lack of respect other people had.
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For generations, few scholars bothered to research this shadowy article of the Constitution.
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Some families have successfully applied for housing permits, but many others haven't bothered.
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Komanoff, though, knows the spreadsheet too well to be too bothered by that.
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I don't see New England bothered by anything Kansas City does on offense.
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Which, if you knew me, wasn't entirely untrue, but this bothered me regardless.
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The way Hales flinched her face showed she was bothered by the power.
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If I hear other sounds around me, I'm not as bothered by it.
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The answer was surprisingly simple: A constituent bothered him about the topic. Repeatedly.
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And that, I think, is what has bothered me about the MMQB report.
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Many pollsters hadn't even bothered to include him as an option in polls.
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I woke up and felt like, I can't be bothered to shoot today.
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I talked with my parents and my wife about how it bothered me.
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Mickelson, however, was not bothered by the expectations that arrived with Thursday's performance.
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SO THEY SET THE RECORD DATE, BUT NEVER BOTHERED TO TELL THE SHAREHOLDERS.
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Half of all registered voters said it bothered them "a lot" that Mrs.
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Witherspoon said someone read her diary once too and it really bothered her.
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Despite dealing with such intense emotions, Jamal never bothered others with his problems.
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Keith Pelley, the European Tour's chief executive, doesn't seem bothered by the disparity.
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When she was younger, she often heard the opposite and it bothered her.
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Why isn't he bothered by all the things others find appalling and frightening?
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It was a matter of men being bothered by changing roles, Rendell observed.
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But as he got older, the mess accumulating around his desk bothered him.
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It never bothered me, since I didn't know much, I didn't expect much.
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If the report involving the actress bothered religious conservatives, most were keeping quiet.
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But stuff like saying my daughter is a pervert — sure, that bothered her.
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The problem has been that nobody bothered to ask the women or girls.
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It wasn't even a disease health officials in the US bothered to track.
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I think I bugged you once when you got bothered at a thing.
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The couple were less bothered by the traffic than with the unappealing view.
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It felt nice to see family, even though I usually can't be bothered.
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I was just like, 'Sorry we're getting bothered, but I can't help this.
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He hasn't bothered to consult Joan at all, assuming she will tag along.
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And so it calls those who don't want to be bothered, or caught.
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If the delay bothered Hamilton and Rufus, they did not let us know.
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When we were dating, this bothered me, so I asked him about it.
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If EPA had bothered to check, the whole ordeal could have been avoided.
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Trump's defense team has barely bothered to put up much of a case.
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Few bothered with masks, except when the boss, Gutzon Borglum, came on site.
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"Racists are most bothered by minorities when they start to succeed," she said.
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Torreyes said he was not bothered by Hicks hitting for him on Sunday.
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Many guarantee companies have simply not bothered to become members of this club.
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Or Warren asked why moderate John Delaney even bothered to run for president.
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People close to the former president say he wasn't bothered by the reaction.
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Second, the Democrats realized Americans really weren't all that bothered by the shutdown.
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"That's what I was bothered about most, that I wasn't contributing," Bruce said.
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Why, he asks, has no one ever bothered to pair Italy and China?
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Besides, in this political moment, who wants to feel bewitched, bothered and bamboozled?
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For all of my agita, I have not bothered to buy another parka.
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The mark "really bothered" her, prompting her to reach out to the host.
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That detail bothered the former military officials more than any of the others.
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But to be honest, I'm not bothered that he's not interested in witchcraft.
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Our neighbors weren't bothered by our very occasional guests, who were always quiet.
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People don't want to talk about it, they don't want to be bothered.
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That sort of technicality has not bothered his government for some time now.
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He has been bothered periodically by leg injuries this season at Borussia Dortmund.
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But as the hours wore on, nothing bothered her — even without an epidural.
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But something bothered me when I read about the New Jersey microfinance trial.
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" Kumar, seemingly bothered after the bit, comments: "Don't look at the script, Nish.
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Zika, a virus that barely bothered humans until last year, has been moving.
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We used to feel hot and bothered observing penetration, but we've become desensitized.
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This could work well, though it is not clear that consumers can be bothered.
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But McNamee said he's not at all bothered that Thiel is a Trump supporter.
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But it's still a federal crime — and Trump's allies in Congress don't seem bothered.
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And I always felt like that—I was always bothered by being 'from somewhere.
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In college, he'd not even bothered with politics—captaining the Brasenose tennis team instead.
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Whoopi Goldberg doesn't seem to be bothered by what other people think of her.
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Apparently, LG couldn't even be bothered to offer something with a full HD resolution.
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Nina Bo'Nina Brown: Well, I knew it was coming, so I wasn't really bothered.
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"The fact that he couldn't give me an explanation really bothered me," she admitted.
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Foreign worker Authur Belver said he wouldn&apost be bothered by extra security checks.
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That suggests Dany hasn't even bothered to touch her hair since her advisor died.
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Parol said it bothered him to see Castillo's name evoked to promote political change.
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Some people can tolerate this just fine, while others are really bothered by it.
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What bothered Enea was President Trump's admonishment of the victims right after the attack.
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All the things that bothered me, pre-Trump, they were there, and they continue.
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You may have bought your policy years ago and never bothered to update it.
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I wasn't as bothered with it because I knew I wouldn't be staying long.
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It is just a secret that nobody has bothered to share with Payless. Why?
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Domenici said it's never bothered her or her boyfriend of three years, Isaiah Ceja.
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We wanted to make sure he wasn't scared or bothered by it at all.
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The thing that bothered me is that I didn't even get a phone screen.
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Everyone else, who can't be bothered to do much more than shampoo and condition.
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Trump, however, seems to be bothered that the network isn't rigging polls for him.
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Conservatives are bothered by perceived Democratic hypocrisy on the usage of the term "lynching".
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I've had boyfriends, crushes, and flings; bothered with fuckbois, and made friends with benefits.
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Speaking on Good Morning America, Holliday said that she wasn't bothered by his words.
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Either way, one Pentagon official I spoke to didn't seem bothered by the ask.
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Things that bothered me before I started taking Zoloft barely ruffled my feathers now.
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" Last month, a source told PEOPLE Kardashian is "extremely bothered by his weight gain.
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Why are people so bothered what the parents want to name their child please?
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And Starsiak won't be bothered by Internet trolls who have a problem with it.
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This bothered Carrie profusely (even though she was no longer attached to a body).
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But: "Losing is not what bothered me," she said afterward, according to the Times.
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Still, if he is bothered by any of this, he does not show it.
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"He was so troubled and bothered, and that's why he had to come forward."
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Not only that, but the drug also made participants less bothered by social rejection.
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Sallie Mae's study found that only 19% had bothered to apply for community scholarships.
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"Their length, obviously their size bothered us specifically in the first half," Hinson said.
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When it's two girls, no matter how silly or crazy, it's never bothered me.
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Nobody gave me any lectures on tape or bothered to show me a slideshow.
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Plus, if malls are dying, no one bothered to tell the M&A market.
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Morrison, who has been bothered by the hip injury in recent weeks, is hitting .
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" Carly Fiorina's face bothered him, Megyn Kelly had blood coming out of her "whatever.
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After all, how many times have you shared something you've never bothered to read?
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Nyuki was eventually thrown into the bush, and he never bothered a wildebeest again.
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Before FBI news broke, 50% of likely voters bothered a lot by the issue.
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Beavan told the Telegraph on Monday that she was not bothered by Fry's comment.
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Oliver Reitzell, a resident, told CNN affiliate WSOC that he's bothered by the sign.
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Otherwise you may as well have never bothered with the other steps at all.
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And this is not meant to shame those who are bothered by train grooming.
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Others are barely bothered by even big things and take most everything in stride.
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Veep never bothered to give Selina even the appearance of a picture-perfect family.
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It bothered me for about a week until it eventually just stopped bugging me.
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A. I don't think the party will be bothered much about the 50th anniversary.
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Knicks coach Derek Fisher said that Anthony was bothered by a sore left knee.
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More than 22019 percent of Pennsylvania voters said they were bothered by the video.
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Sure, if you arent bothered by literal ethnic cleansing, it's probably real nice scenery.
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Brady said at the Yahoo event that he is not bothered by Trump's stance.
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Despite seeing him zip around the city all the time, I never bothered him.
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I sit in my set up and play, so I'm not really too bothered.
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Almost a third of people who said it bothered them voted for him anyway.
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He was, however, bothered by the fact that he began the night hitting .167.
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The GOP's presumptive nominee certainly hasn't bothered to even acknowledge the existence of children.
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Then you wonder why you even bothered with that lukewarm piece of soggy pizza.
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It had bothered me, when I began these vigils, that I lacked appropriate attire.
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Eovaldi unraveled quickly, undone by the same bugaboo that has bothered him all month.
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Pujols has been bothered by plantar fasciitis in the foot for the past month.
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Another wondered why the state bothered to trademark the tagline in the first place.
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Watch "Frozen" on Disney PlusContrary to Elsa's belief, the cold definitely bothered me anyway.
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He barely bothered with policy papers or major "issue" speeches or round-table discussions.
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Judge Richard C. Wesley, who wrote the opinion, was obviously bothered by this intuition.
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I don't know why, but it bothered me that Pam hadn't removed her coat.
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He had long argued for protectionist policies but hadn't bothered to learn about their
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For those who can't be bothered with a Touch Bar: Apple's MacBook Air persists.
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It's not that Trump hasn't bothered to do anything to win over religious conservatives.
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Michael Jordan was the only player who bothered to watch film of upcoming opponents.
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And it had me wondering why nobody else seemed bothered by its design issues.
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Conservatism in Europe, as in the US, is no longer bothered about seeming compassionate.
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Trump's not paying taxes—if it was illegal, yes that would have bothered me.
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It bothered me that a man in a position of power was objectifying me.
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He said it had not bothered him on days he pitched, only between starts.
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If this cover's got you hot or bothered, Tyga's apparently got more on deck.
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They just stood there, too cool to be bothered to acknowledge anything around them.
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What bothered you the most about your position as a woman in communist Poland?
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Death age: 77 Just can't be bothered with having my hands smell like that.
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I never really focused on it or even bothered to talk about it before.
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I've never even seen the video, I've never bothered looking on Youtube or nothing.
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Seeing as I'm a lazy millennial, I definitely can't be bothered to start again.
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Chen isn't at all bothered that consumer VR has sputtered out of the gate.
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Bobrovsky, bothered by Jakob Silfverberg's screen, had the puck go in off his glove.
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"Being a contrarian, being an independent thinker has never bothered me," Mr. Lampert said.
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But his side jobs and consulting bothered Walter Wells, then the I.H.T.'s editor.
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Funny enough, the stretch marks are not the thing that bothered me the most.
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If potentially throwing his party into disarray bothered the president, it did not show.
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This spread has sustained, bothered and also entranced me I think my whole life.
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The tiny crowd that bothered to show up to Ato Boldon Stadium roared again.
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" That query, if anyone had bothered to ask, is "Are you playing Lutz Ebersdorf?
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Power blackouts endure for weeks because no one bothered to build a resilient infrastructure.
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Being a woman of the world, she wasn't particularly bothered by Trump's bawdy talk.
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I say this ... I actually recently bothered some of the Facebook people about this.
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She said she was not too bothered about going unnamed in the 1971 snapshot.
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"They still live together so obviously he noticed and that bothered him," he said.
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She was surprised, at first, that nobody had bothered to pick them up yet.
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"Far enough away that they would not be bothered by any bees," he said.
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The question, local cinephiles say, is why the police even bothered to seek charges.
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But it's always bothered me, and I've always thought I should have done more.
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The Republicans either couldn't be bothered, couldn't find any takers or — my guess — both.
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What really bothered Pajón was how his employer treated him in the catastrophe's aftermath.
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Trevor Noah said that some conservative commentators seem to be particularly bothered by this.
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Flick that on, and you'll no longer be bothered by notifications for that group.
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What bothered them weren't activist judges in general — but liberal activist judges in particular.
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"What bothered them was that we were exposing their malfeasance," Schiff said of Republicans.
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None of the candidates even bothered to attend the Iowa biofuels summit in January.
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Asked if he was bothered by Mr. Trump's unpredictable Twitter posts, Mr. Spicer shrugged.
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Why would Congress have bothered if the statute said H-4s could work already?
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The 30-year-old also has been bothered by a shoulder ailment this season.
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"It's always bothered me we have this racetrack downtown," he told his senior staff.
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For most day-to-day tasks, it's perfectly sufficient, and it never bothered me.
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Wawrinka, 32, was clearly bothered by his left knee then, icing it during changeovers.
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So if I'm bothered by something I'm never gonna erupt—that's not my way.
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Not everyone is bothered, and to some, the switch is more smoke than light.
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Choi did not seem too bothered about leaving half a million on the table.
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The reason for this is simple: The Magicians never really bothered with straight adaptation.
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But almost no one bothered to address them on those terms when it mattered.
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And even though the sample size is minuscule, the miserable start has bothered Reyes.
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To jump So many times I feel like I can't be bothered to exercise.
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Don't want to be bothered with recipes that have a dozen or more ingredients?
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It's too bad, for all of us, that Trump never bothered to learn it.
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Even at the last general election, fewer than half the electorate bothered to vote.
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"He's not bothered; he's not worried," says one source who speaks with the President.
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The image was so familiar that we had never really bothered to look closely.
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By 2015, Apple no longer bothered to list iPod sales as a separate category.
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Senator Orrin G. Hatch, Republican of Utah, then followed — and seemed far less bothered.
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Travis Konecny bothered Lundqvist just enough in front for the puck to squeak through.
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But to have this ugly thing in the closet—I know it bothered her.
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If any of Hook's early troubles bothered top administration officials, though, it never showed.
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But there were plenty who just could not be bothered with the whole business.
|
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"I'm not bothered if there's a deal or no deal," one regular says indignantly.
|
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Other bosses just don't want to be bothered with clear explanations and solid answers.
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Was the proportion of the older painting — whose dimensions convey landscape — what bothered Johns?
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And yet politicians and scientists have never bothered to get our input on it.
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Rather, they are bothered by something that is often confounded with inequality: economic unfairness.
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Conor doesn't strike me as the type of person who might be that bothered!
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Trump has not bothered to actually offer a reason why his own tax plan would be a good idea, but he does have a tax plan — one of the only issues on which he's bothered to articulate any kind of policy specifics.
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Specialists passed out business cards and opened up clinics, Reagan explained, and nobody bothered them.
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And neither of them has bothered to explain to anyone why they changed their minds.
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Unlike Hillary Clinton, Trump never bothered weighing in on the issue of campus sexual assault.
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Only 10 percent of the Iranian women who queef during sex were bothered by it.
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When you cannot be bothered to stop corporations from polluting the earth, people die. When
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You wanna be bothered by certain things in life, but you definitely roll on through.
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It's great for times when you're hungover in bed and can't be bothered to think.
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They're acting too slow, but I'm not bothered because the whole island was in danger.
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He applied the heave, you leave rule, but never bothered to look at the tape.
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If you can't be bothered to go grocery shopping, ship them straight to your door.
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Some days, you just can't be bothered to put on a head-to-toe look.
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People vary in the extent to which they are bothered by a limit to knowledge.
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He used the RNC to build the campaign operation Trump had never bothered to build.
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He truly cannot be bothered with all this grown-up nonsense, god it's so BORING.
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It's a snapshot of what could have been, rather than what they bothered to pursue.
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But sometimes, we feel like it takes soooo long and we just can't be bothered.
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Yet, others weren't bothered seeing her pregnant body working out, and came to McCann's defense.
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Afterward, the researchers will survey about 500 people about how much the noise bothered them.
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Everyone else is babbling about brackets and buzzer-beaters, and you just can't be bothered.
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But Jones found that her initial readers were "bothered" by that being the primary perspective.
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Austin Swift isn't too bothered by his big sister Taylor having most of the spotlight.
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Coach Adam Gase acknowledged that he hadn't bothered to talk with Osemele about the situation.
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Should fans of European football teams be bothered by the absence of sophisticated disaster preparations?
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It bothered me, but I tried not to let it get the best of me.
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They needn't have bothered: UKIP didn't win a single seat in the House of Commons.
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"Maybe millipedes behave differently during an eclipse, and no one bothered to look!" he says.
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Unfortunately, nobody seems to have bothered to find out what Brits do, or sound like.
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"When Americans bothered to review those two albums, they said 'hilariously bad crooning,' " Pop said.
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She couldn't possibly suspect that I would be bothered by a postponed date, could she?
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But I will say nobody at the party even bothered to ask how she was.
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It's not something that really bothered me while playing Tekken, but your mileage may vary.
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But conflicts of interest have never bothered Thiel, if his public comments are an indication.
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Her college drop-out status bothered her mom for years to come, the actress revealed.
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What bothered her was that it sounded like whether he agreed was just as irrelevant.
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No one registered a complaint, or even bothered to hide, as they entered the village.
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They will bite, however, if stepped on or bothered in their habitats, National Geographic said.
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IS THAT A SHORT-TERM DATA POINT YOU'RE NOT BOTHERED ABOUT, OR IS IT WORRYING?
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We deserve not to be bothered by government or society if we're not bothering others.
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Just 23 of the 342 members of the lower house bothered to vote on it.
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The DEA built a hangar for the ATR-500 but then never bothered using it.
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He seems super chill ... clearly not bothered by any grand jury investigation into election meddling.
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The Patriots went 0-for-11 on third downs, a statistic that surely bothered Brady.
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Before you roll your eyes in I-can't-be-bothered exasperation, consider this cautionary tale.
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He hasn't bothered with marketing or advertising, preferring to rely on word-of-mouth instead.
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Comey said the iCloud's security has never bothered him, and that the iCloud isn't encrypted.
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It bothered him to see that carnage and felt the pain of the people there.
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It makes me wonder why they even bothered, beyond the shock of a marketing campaign.
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However, while some may have been bothered by the oversight, Aguilera says she didn't mind.
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They didn't want to be bothered with an agitated, fulminating individual who was obviously disturbed.
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I would have loved to have died for you—it really wouldn't have bothered me.
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Neither Labour nor the Conservatives yet seem bothered about wooing this new group of voters.
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" For another part, it will mean "someone who's got Hillary really hot and bothered ... hmm.
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"Making a Murderer" documents many of the elements of the case that have bothered observers.
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If you haven't been bothered enough to get the vaccine yet, it's not too late!
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Adam Kinzinger of Illinois told Politico that he was "bothered" and "disappointed" by it. Rep.
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But Robinson says his own seven-year-old uses the feature and doesn't seem bothered.
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Why she's joining: "I'm bothered by what I read in the news," Install told Axios.
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Officials have barely bothered to conceal their glee at the news that they're being sued.
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All that said, Uber probably isn't too bothered; the movie is largely regarded as terrible.
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But it is telling that no one bothered to pull Conway from the Sunday shows.
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"I think what bothered him was their bats and location of the pitches," Hale said.
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When I was younger, I persevered with that and now I can't really be bothered.
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But it was just this weird intimidation technique that bothered the shit out of me.
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" When asked if he was bothered by the criticism, he replied -- "It doesn't bother me.
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At least Ramsay bothered to change his earnings numbers when he increased his price target.
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But Williams has always been bothered by the fixed point of view in these games.
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They haven't bothered to listen to the body of work I've recorded over the years.
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The few customers in the place, however, looked unafraid and unbothered, until I bothered them.
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"I am bothered by an attempt by anyone to politicize this tragedy," New York Gov.
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Ringo's not bothered by it, and laughingly told us why he's constantly on Paul's mind.
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Although the videos were not as live as they seemed, people didn't seem too bothered.
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Safari, Firefox and Internet Explorer never bothered to support WebP, leaving it to essentially die.
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She's bothered by the leak—but she doesn't have the time to pursue those feelings.
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For at least a decade industrial metal markets have only bothered tracking one country's policy.
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Validation all the way throughout life and a genuinely-not-bothered philosophy as a result.
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But when it comes to having an actual sexual encounter, they simply can't be bothered.
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He was bothered by the monster he created, because the race defense was his idea.
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And he is downright scornful of those little minds that are bothered by his performances.
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"What bothered me so much was, they tried to frame that as violence," Waters said.
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It really bothered me that he was assuming I was only there to play football.
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"The most recent information that came out about Russia has bothered me more," Williams said.
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Trump was reportedly bothered that Hannity used the word "funneled" during the interview with Giuliani.
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Rhodes just was bothered by seeing legless kids and unexploded cluster bombs in the jungle.
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"You could tell he was getting a little bothered by it," Wells said of Rodman.
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But I was still too happy to be bothered and laughed along with everyone else.
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Housman's morbidness so bothered Ezra Pound that he wrote a famous parody: O woe, woe.
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Mariota is bothered by numbness and tingling in his fingers that is affecting his throwing.
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We have enslaved ourselves to the man, and we're not even bothered by our consequences.
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By last fall, he no longer bothered to respond to such deployment requests, he said.
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In the hot and bothered publicity shots, he and Ms. McTeer project a galvanic eroticism.
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The cameras are essentially terrible and I'm not sure why Amazon bothered to include them.
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Only 55 percent of eligible voters bothered to turn out to the polls in 85033.
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So who in the world is going be bothered by six-tenths of a cent?
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"And I don't think Woody would be bothered by it at all," Mr. Rifkin said.
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I once bothered with a man who called me Snack, Midnight Snack to be exact.
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Pujols has been bothered for the past month with plantar fasciitis in his right foot.
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The US government still hasn't bothered to put anyone in charge of tackling the issue.
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Still, those who are bothered by it — 65 percent of people who voted for Mrs.
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However, his discussion brought to mind something that has bothered me for a long time.
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Khan "was bothered that I played a very fast round of golf yesterday," Trump tweeted.
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Reid told the Independent he isn't bothered by seeing his former staffers on competing campaigns.
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And they don't feel bothered if they sit too long, because we have the space.
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It's amazing anyone bothered to play Team Fortress 2 at all after LMAOBOX became popular.
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It's why Tommy Smith stepped out and couldn't be bothered to leave his Houston home.
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The question is whether they really bothered to put much thought into it at all.
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But I think it bothered me because she wouldn't last as long as she did.
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What bothered me is that it feels like that recognition is late to the party.
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The numbers suggest that many Americans just aren't bothered about it to demand impeachment proceedings.
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"This is what bothered me the most," Trump Jr. said of Tester's record in Washington.
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The poll found that 55 percent of likely voters were very bothered by those comments.
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I don't get bothered by failure I just get up and get on with it.
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It's always bothered us, too, so we built an interactive tool to help us understand.
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None of that bothered clients, until his firm, Greenlight Capital, hit a long rough patch.
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But I was too busy taking pictures and gawking at every vista to be bothered.
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Neither Federer nor Wawrinka has bothered to play in a non-relegation match since then.
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They also bothered the respected former M.T.A. chairman Thomas F. Prendergast, who retired in January.
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The same kick which Rory MacDonald bothered B.J. Penn and Robbie Lawler with so much.
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I'd assumed, incorrectly, that he wouldn't want to be bothered by a journalist unless necessary.
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Mr. Toschi, though, was bothered by Callahan's penchant for administering his own brand of justice.
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And then you could dance for the rest of the night and not be bothered.
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"'So this pain that he died unhappy with me wouldn't have bothered me so much.'"
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The calf was being bothered by a fly, it kept trying to shake it off.
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But if Naeher is bothered by the scrutiny, she has not let it show publicly.
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There were cockroaches sometimes, too, but I couldn't be bothered with them, not for long.
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That's a sign of it, isn't it, where you can't be bothered dressing or undressing?
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Though the animals are usually calm about the attention, they can be bothered by it.
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It is unclear whether those spurs ever bothered Trump after the end of the war.
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But what remains largely unanswered is why everyone bothered to do it again in 2008.
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Investors were not too bothered by this lack of clarity: Tesla's shares jumped 11 percent.
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Some might be bothered that not all letters are represented by an entry's initial letter.
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The news outlet reported that some states that received Gilbert's email were bothered by it.
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If the forceful reaction from fans bothered Gurriel, he did not seem to show it.
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Mr. Gillespie, determined to inflame and distract voters, could not be bothered with such details.
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She did it all, so to speak, and that's what may have bothered the President.
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"Not only are we not bothered, they now praise us for producing locally," she said.
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But I think there's a feeling that we're being bothered by problems that aren't real.
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" Stephanie Grisham, White House press secretary: "The president wasn't bothered by the comments at all.
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Most analysts, however, do not expect the Fed to be too bothered by those remarks.
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"If we would've lost this game, it wouldn't have bothered me at all," he said.
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The markets Friday were little bothered by the prospect that the government could shut down.
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Per ESPN, Charlton had surgery on his shoulder after it bothered him during the year.
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Several constituents expressed gratitude that the two had bothered to come in the first place.
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One of her new friends, Michael Hayes, sensed right away that something deeply bothered her.
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"It had always kind of bothered me that we did this," Ward told Business Insider.
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I didn't want to bother you because typically celebrities hate being bothered all the time.
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In the decades since, few people have bothered to learn how to decode the notes.
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"The fact that we were renting to illegals, that bothered some people," Mr. Pearson said.
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If the landslide vote in Ireland bothered Francis, he didn't show it on Sunday afternoon.
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Regarding your recent response to the reader bothered by a new hire's headphone habits: Seriously?
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"Most of the time I have my music, so I'm not bothered," Mr. Jackson said.
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"Cooking never bothered me anyway," it says, emblazoned with a snowflake formed out of forks.
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The injury, described throughout the season as an "impingement," has bothered Irving since early November.
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My understanding is that he was fine swinging, but it bothered him when he coughed.
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Meanwhile, one of them gets a phone and I can't be bothered to learn it.
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Mr. Reed said he was not bothered by the painting's continuing prominence and possible resurgence.
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Several Puerto Rican players were incredulous that the Americans would be bothered by their plans.
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If Republican voters and their elected officials in Congress are bothered, they aren't saying so.
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Brewers manager Craig Counsell wasn't too bothered by Villar's decision to run in that situation.
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To his credit, Derulo seemed more bemused than bothered by the removal of his organ.
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Only then did Johnson learn those threatening him had never bothered to investigate his property.
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I was ten when it came out, maybe my parents couldn't be bothered that summer.
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If it were questions from ignorant everyday people, I don't think I'd be as bothered.
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"Esther" told Davies that she was 16 years old, and asked if that bothered him.
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"To not have the wherewithal to give fully to a relationship bothered me," she said.
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I think that's the other thing that bothered people because some people can't afford it.
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No one on the transition team even bothered to search Google for Mr. Gorkov's name.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. "At first I wasn't too bothered," says Dan.
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I was initially bothered by that comment because I felt it was an unfair expectation.
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Michele is a gigantic pile of psychological loose ends she's never bothered to tie up.
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And people who scored low on "extraversion" were more bothered by both types of errors.
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They put like big cans on their ears because they don't want to be bothered.
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" Silver explained to TMZ Sports ... "It bothered me that in saying we regretted upsetting hundreds of millions of Chinese fans while at the same time supporting Daryl Morey's speech, it bothered me, I'd say, that it was interpreted as an apology to the Chinese government.
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None besides Who Gives a Crap bothered with that whole giving-away-half-your-profits thing.
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They had lived with it, and the majority of members had never been bothered by it.
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Some people don't like that Sony's cameras have shallow grips, but personally, it's never bothered me.
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And then, because they can't be bothered to report on it properly, they declare it's dying.
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The real persona lay beneath, but few bothered to look for it while he was alive.
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Rosengren said he was not bothered that inflation weakness could remain until spring of next year.
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Even Apple and Samsung can't be bothered to smooth out the camera bumps on their phones.
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The question bothered me for a while until I attended their parties and understood the irony.
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"What really bothered me about last night was the selective enforcement of this rule," King said.
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But when pressed, Manchin offered a simple "oh yeah" when asked if it bothered him. Sen.
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Some of Trump's female supporters who came out on Friday said those issues bothered them, too.
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Billy, now a lifeguard, has all the neighborhood moms all hot and bothered, especially Mrs. Wheeler.
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"Those rumors have really bothered me," she tells PEOPLE of hearing rumors of her alleged infidelity.
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Records suggested the 2,500-year-old sarcophagus was empty, so no one bothered to look inside.
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All told, Hogye put about $25,000 into his Triumph, but doesn't seem bothered by the money.
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The sharks, however, will bite people as a defense if they are stepped on or bothered.
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In addition to struggling against left-handers, he has been bothered by a sore hamstring lately.
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I listen to MCR loud on the subway while ignoring shocked looks that once bothered me.
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Trump delivered that instruction on several occasions, Cohen told congressional investigators, but he needn't have bothered.
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"I was bothered by that, and canceled the contract with the public adjuster," Mr. Ramírez said.
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OF course that really bothered me and I used to hate the way that I looked.
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The conversation about McCabe's vote also reportedly bothered other officials at the FBI, the Post reported.
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I glance at the stars because I can't be bothered to check my usual review sources.
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She grew bothered by the large number of evangelicals who were actively opposed to immigration reform.
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What's more, they didn't seem bothered by intersectionality as legal concept, or intersectionality as an idea.
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I had thought of that night off and on for years, and it still bothered me.
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I don't think I realized how bothered I truly was by my genital dysphoria until today.
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In late 2013, he noticed a shift in how people were using Tumblr that bothered him.
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Until recently, no forward-looking mayor would have bothered to travel to St Louis for inspiration.
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I ask Danny whether he's bothered about being in jail, about missing more Christmases and summers.
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"Absolutely, it bothered me," said Heather Thomson, who was a cast member from 2012 to 2015.
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What bothered me was there was no communication between us, the school, and the school board.
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Ms. Jaffery, 37, had long been bothered by the lack of Muslim characters in children's literature.
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It was his lack of touch with the putter that bothered the twice major champion most.
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Only 44 percent of voters were bothered "a lot" by allegations that Trump University defrauded students.
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Because (as the testimony below demonstrates) they've told every writer who's bothered to ask for years.
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Of course that really bothered me and I used to hate the way that I looked.
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Katrina was bothered by an idiot investor and was very brave enough to talk about it.
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Image: GettyYou know that feeling when you just really cannot be bothered to do any work?
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Angela seems to be extremely bothered his attempt at flirting his way back in the game.
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The portraits of Gibbons were still on the walls, but the voice no longer bothered him.
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So you're not too hot and bothered, there's a ventilation system that mimics a windy breeze.
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Which is great, but it appears Kanye can't be bothered to pay $200 for music software.
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So Beninois voted with their backsides: only 27% of them bothered to go to the polls.
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The more I allowed myself to really feel my anxiety, the less it eventually bothered me.
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A lot of tech reporters braved the line last week, but I honestly couldn't be bothered.
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I can't be bothered to do another suitcase, so I just empty out whatever previously happened.
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Also, don't be bothered by randoms at your Halloween party who can't figure out the costume.
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Another friend conveniently forgot his Facebook password and purposely has never bothered to log back in.
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He's what Filipinos teasingly call a "nose bleed" -- a local who never bothered to learn English.
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So if you can't be bothered to cross the street to get a latte, just wait.
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This helps explain why many Republicans are not too bothered by Mr Trump's idiosyncratic economic views.
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After this whole dish thing, my roommate decided he couldn't be bothered doing his dishes anymore.
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Users were clearly bothered, so yesterday OnePlus provided a more substantial response on its support forums.
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Which makes one wonder why they've bothered slapping a grade on them in the first place.
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This just in: Nick Jonas gets all hot and bothered when he sees pentagons and octagons.
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In the early 20153s few countries bothered to collect data on what were then rare sentences.
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Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez aren't bothered by the sudden onslaught of attention on their romance.
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"Is anyone else bothered by the fact that Elijah hasn't aged even a little?" asks Marnie.
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However, he said, people who personally ranked high in narcissism were less bothered by the label.
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The shoulder bothered him while warming up during the game Friday and he did not pitch.
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"I tried Tinder after we split, but I couldn't really be bothered with it," she recalls.
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Bowls are for the busy, can't be bothered with sitting still, gourmet on-the-go-getters.
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I think what bothered me the most is I didn't know what to do with it.
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Describing how their perceived flaws are sexy to you will make anyone get hot and bothered.
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Niloofar Amroozbeh, a 19-year-old chemical engineering student, said she had not bothered to vote.
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It was the profile view that bothered him more than anything, so we really addressed that.
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The exit polling is clear: 63% of voters said Clinton's use of private email bothered them.
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Michael says he isn't bothered if people think his taste in interior design is harrowingly corny.
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If the courts are actually bothered by Trump's unprecedented attacks on judges, should judges say so?
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He was never bothered by it, though, because he understood the value of a good laugh.
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Plus, there is a sick guitar solo during the breakdown to get you hot and bothered.
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It bothered his contemporaries that it didn't seem to bother Vince DiMaggio when he struck out.
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""Big advantage of being made of high strength stainless steel: not bothered by a little heat!
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When I'm not being bothered by strangely aggressive alien creatures, I just soak in the view.
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As Britain and Ireland, north and south, grew closer within the EU, few bothered to apply.
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Nothing really bothered me, but when I took it off, I noticed how vulnerable I became.
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A dreaded summer feat — because really, who wants to get all hot and bothered with baking?
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It seems clear that the ankle that bothered Ryan Mathews through training camp still isn't right.
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Josephine Livingstone: I was a little bothered by it, but not for quite the same reasons.
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But, he wants to know why Jimmy even bothered accepting the job in the first place.
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"Most agents can't be bothered with poets because they never bring in any money," he said.
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In recent years, only a handful of candidates have bothered with the testing-the-waters phase.
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The Nationals (66-45) were without Bryce Harper, who has been bothered by a stiff neck.
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The agent wrote: I respect that you do not want to be bothered by the Press.
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There were also hunting dogs, and it seemed that no one had bothered to drug them.
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Those lines of attack have bothered some Democrats; Clinton faces a decision on how to respond.
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"I really can't be bothered to go into Snapchat to watch the daily stories," he said.
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In an interview with The Daily Caller, Gillespie said his family was bothered by the ad.
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By Obama's second term, his aides no longer bothered to mask their frustration with the Israelis.
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It bothered Ms. Cline that his female accomplices and devotees seemed like footnotes in his story.
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The only time the president has ever been bothered is when they go after other people.
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"Paytas said she wasn't bothered about the cars or the money, because "stuff is just stuff.
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"What bothered us most of all was that there was no plan B," the official said.
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" Another essay grabs you by the throat in this fashion: "Long ago, my life bothered me.
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Few knew the details of the accord or had bothered to read it, community leaders say.
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The 33-year-old Arrieta has been bothered by a bone spur in his pitching elbow.
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The Trump Rose Garden photo bothered Podair but didn't change his view about the nation's future.
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Emulating Golden Tee without the giant trackball controller is just no fun, so I've never bothered.
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It would be so much more expensive that we haven't even bothered to do the maths.
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The mural has bothered some faculty and students, who say it marginalizes Hispanics and Native Americans.
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Many of them never bothered to return their maid uniforms or pick up their last paychecks.
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Driving never bothered her, and she usually enjoyed her drives to and from work every day.
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Was there something that bothered you in particular about being a young woman in that time?
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Was there anything about your position as a woman in that time that bothered you especially?
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Amiibo unlocks aren't new, but the feature that really bothered people was a harder difficulty mode.
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"That really bothered me for a long time – it still does in a way," she says.
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McCain's family was obviously bothered by Sadler's comments and the White House's apparent indifference to them.
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They'd be better off than 95 percent of the world's richest companies that haven't even bothered.
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Neither the White House nor the Pentagon had bothered to give Mattis notice of his termination.
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That fact, that they hadn't even cleaned out the refrigerator, bothered me more than anything else.
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If they were on a relatively flat surface when the researchers bothered them, they simply froze.
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However, Odom wasn't at all bothered by the gesture as he begins to suck her toes.
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She loves dogs and isn't bothered at home by pet hair or dirty dishes after cooking.
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We got along well which truly bothered many haters who wanted to see a boxing match.
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There was some defensiveness among Williamson's longtime followers, who seemed bothered by some of the jabs.
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Backman was a chain smoker who cursed freely and never bothered with a filter during interviews.
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Sadly, the sisters lost more money trying to punish the brother than if they hadn't bothered.
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I mean, look at these faces: 69A: This one bothered me until I looked it up.
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Advertisers in front of me were complaining that they bothered to wear suits and dress shoes.
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It bothered her that their narratives would rewrite, subjugate or exclude the history of black people.
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" When pressed on whether this bothered him, he didn't budge: "I love the game of basketball.
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To know that someone else's mother or kids or sister was coming, kind of bothered me.
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What do we do when the offender hasn't bothered to take the first step toward forgiveness?
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Scott family attorney Justin Bamberg did not seem bothered by the racial makeup of the jury.
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It's the voice of a woman who is perpetually unbothered about being perpetually hot and bothered.
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The cheerleaders said they were further bothered by the fact that Redskins officials were there, too.
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If Mr. McMaster was bothered by the meandering, Trump-centered speech, he did not show it.
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It would be like telling Rajuma that the world couldn't be bothered about what she suffered.
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I lose sleep, I am bothered by the political tension and the huge divide in America.
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In earlier years, the music blaring from the speakers would have bothered him, his mother said.
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Almost no one bothered to register, save for two unknown candidates, one of them a veterinarian.
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Some guests, he explained, didn't want to be bothered during their stay — hangovers and all that.
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"It really bothered me, and it sat in my spirit for a long time," she added.
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England had a few chances but never answered — and did not seem too bothered by that.
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Usually when I'm craving comfort food but can't be bothered going to a lot of effort.
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Privacy issues are important because I want her to go about her day without being bothered.
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Only one of four registered voters bothered to cast a ballot in the 2013 mayoral election.
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Moving forward, the question is how much consumers will be bothered by the controversy, Keller said.
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Officers never bothered to follow up on her attack and Franklin continued to kill for years.
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Still, one thing bothered Van Meter, and kept her from mentioning this diagnosis to the patient.
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Elizabeth is always one step ahead of her opponents, and she cannot be bothered by ethics.
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I don't ever recall noticing someone doing it in public, let alone being bothered by it.
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"He was never comfortable with me quitting, it just bothered him," Harrelson said in May 2018.
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He never bothered paying American citizen straw buyers to purchase the weapons for him, he said.
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The country has taken advantage of gaps in international rules or hasn't bothered to follow them.
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Trump and his officials can't be bothered with such subtlety; they just lie, blatantly, about everything.
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Freeman, 30, was bothered by a right elbow injury late in the 2019 season and postseason.
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The stock market, however, didn't seem too bothered by news of more quarantines this past week.
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This arrangement helped generate broad-based prosperity, but it bothered anyone with spare capital to invest.
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But there's a sense of self-righteousness that comes out of that campaign that bothered me.
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If she is bothered now, she wondered, how would it be in a few more years?
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It sometimes appeared that he could not be bothered to follow his own line of thought.
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All those things that had bothered me before made me even more irritated by, well, everything.
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Alcântara and his colleagues said residents have never bothered to find out exactly what Idesam is.
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"Most U.N. members just aren't that bothered about the financial problems the organization faces," he said.
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Seven in 10 voters in the 2016 exit poll said Trump's "treatment of women" bothered them.
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A bag that she hasn't bothered to empty but that, she sees now, is perfectly useful.
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But the Bridesmaids actress wasn't too bothered by some of the negative criticism that was expressed.
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As it turned out, Mr. Musiker never bothered to check Facebook messages, as was his policy.
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So far, the state of Texas can't be bothered to help much with Harvey relief — Gov.
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And our sources say Kanye is not bothered by the fallout from his "TMZ Live" interview.
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No one is bothered more than John Dunbar, the runner-up in the first two races.
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I had a lot of dream time — maybe 10, 15 years when no one bothered me.
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I know that I'm being lied to about stuff, but I'm not too bothered by it.
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I did it and wasn't bothered by it at all, and became curious about the kink.
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President Trump has not bothered to hide his displeasure with the way the court battle's going.
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If you weren't bothered by the Clinton Foundation before, this probably isn't going to trouble you.
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"It was such frantic and bothered music, even though it was written in the 1820s," says Bodkin.
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It is true that we are a country of people who get bothered by the tiniest shit.
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But of course, the murder or mistreatment of journalists hasn't bothered some Western governments that much before.
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Who can be bothered to waste so much money and time for what appeared laughably incremental convenience?
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You were dead, you were sleeping the big sleep, you were not bothered by things like that.
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It's also been used against the Patriots, but at least one of them wasn't bothered by it.
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I went back to playing Detroit: Become Human after a few weeks away because it bothered me.
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