They are not bothering me, and so I am not bothering about them.
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But if you mock these concepts without bothering to understand them, you're no better than your "PC" leftist adversary who demonizes your words without bothering to explain why.
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", and "how do I stop someone from bothering me?
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It was bothering me a little when I pushed off.
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I don't know if I feel like bothering with that.
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They're bothering a unique, valuable human being who deserves happiness.
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I will never keep quiet when something is bothering me.
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So why are these tech giants bothering with an IPO?
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My Mom Is Still Bothering Me About Settling Down feat.
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He feels guilty about even bothering anyone with an apology.
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The fake first lady then asked what was bothering Trump.
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Not that any of this seems to be bothering her.
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No one was remembering anything, and it was bothering me.
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Stop bothering Burger Man or I'll turn this car around!
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His vision was still bothering him, coach David Fizdale said.
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When he's angry, we try to understand what's bothering him.
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"it appears my existence is bothering someone," she quipped lightheartedly.
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It does not seem to be bothering one Clayton Kershaw.
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"Sorry to keep bothering you guys," he said, chuckling apologetically.
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First I needed to figure out what was bothering him.
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Aaron's landlord evicted him for smoking, bothering neighbors and panhandling.
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When you're ready, tell me more about what's bothering you.
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My stomach is bothering me, but a cheese scone sounds good.
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That blank wall in your living room was bothering you anyway.
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" Then added, "If something is bothering you all the time, no.
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Finally, he coughs up the object that's been bothering his insides.
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As soon as the foot healed, his back began bothering him.
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Some of his supporters are not bothering to hide their nastiness.
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Or like Pleasantville, except no one's bothering to stage a revolution.
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"I have been constantly bothering the studios about that," she shares.
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This man to man bro This been bothering me too long.
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Or maybe he wants them to stop bothering him on Twitter.
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Yes, those chains from Game of Thrones are still bothering us.
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By the end of the episode, Badison has quit bothering Piper.
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Why is he bothering with this sort of Bluetooth-enabled Febreze?
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Maybe what was bothering him wasn't his stomach but his conscience.
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"It's really been bothering me," the student says in the video.
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Why, Google would argue, are you bothering us and not Apple?
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Strange uses it anyway, without even bothering to read the warnings.
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Here's what's bothering me:Flynn's lie about Russia didn't bring him down.
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What was bothering me or giving me anxiety two weeks ago?
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I worried that my constant coughing was bothering the other students.
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" Importuner des femmes "—bothering women—she went on, using Deneuve's formulation.
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Yes, I'll talk to him and do this without bothering him.
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It's (been) bothering me, but I have to go through it.
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The workers ask them questions: Have the police been bothering you?
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The years and years we've been doing this, not bothering anybody.
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The unknown can be frightening, which is what's truly bothering you.
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The interesting characters helped, but the root issue was bothering me.
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Claire heads home, not bothering to stop at the hospital first.
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They're just miserable, so I didn't know why I was bothering.
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"Didn't look like anything was bothering him," manager Bob Melvin said.
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But now he has stopped bothering to pretend that he doesn't.
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He'd had a bad headache, his sinuses bothering him and achy.
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" Kourtney replied: "Why don't you tell her that she's bothering you?
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Be willing to talk about it when something is bothering you.
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But nuclear catastrophe isn't the only thing bothering millennials these days.
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Anything that's bothering them, men think they have to hide it. . . .
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Only the most serious are considered worthy of bothering the hospital.
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You always would get me mad and never stopped bothering me.
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Congress promptly ignored him, not even bothering to hold a vote.
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Why is a potential presidential candidate even bothering to address this?
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Anything that's bothering them, men think they have to hide it.
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In this way, you can unapologetically break someone's heart without bothering others.
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The cold doesn't seem to be bothering Jenner and Kardashian too much.
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We are driving the elements bothering consumer like security and software updates.
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I think they took and arrested the woman that was bothering us.
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Rachel seemed a little distant, so he asks if something's bothering her.
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I did nothing wrong, I wasn't making any noise or bothering anyone.
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You have used 'you're right' to get them to quit bothering you.
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That's one of the things that is really kind of bothering me.
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"I had my phone low and I wasn't bothering anybody," she said.
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"They're bothering a unique, valuable human being who deserves happiness," she wrote.
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But don't go bothering the rest of us with your fucking music.
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After the game, the Blue Jays said Tulowitzki's hamstring was bothering him.
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He said it's (his knee) been bothering him for quite some time.
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And then the underpasses under the freeway, who are they bothering there?
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I'd swiped right on him without even bothering to read his bio.
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JACK If you "know it's too soon," why are you bothering me?
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The absence of a clear successor to Abe isn't bothering investors either.
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His toe was obviously really bothering him, but … (Saturday) he played great.
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If he's bothering about style, then he's going to write precious emptiness.
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We will have a diverse cosmopolitan culture or none worth bothering about.
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If immigration policy is bothering you, volunteer at the International Rescue Committee.
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Then she told me about a particular exchange that was still bothering her.
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Also-rans alternate between stubbornness and retreat without bothering to pause for reflection.
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Every time I try to text her, it feels like I'm bothering her.
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So why is Snapchat bothering with a new version of these same glasses?
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Don't take "no" or "please stop bothering the other customers" for an answer.
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Something about Donald Trump's debate performances against Hillary Clinton has been bothering me.
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At best, the injury lies dormant for a few weeks, barely bothering me.
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It's an unobtrusive way of assuaging your fears without bothering or confronting someone.
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You know when something is bothering them, when they're happy, when they're sad.
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The hamstrings have been bothering him but are not considered a serious problem.
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Create a workplace where your employees feel safe talking about what's bothering them.
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Bradley turned and raced toward the wall without bothering to track the ball.
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"I wanted to work decently, and my conscience was bothering me," he said.
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But I do kind of wonder if his back is bothering him again.
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She said her left wrist had begun bothering her a few days ago.
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To make Monday a little better, figure out what, exactly, is bothering you.
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By the end of the match, he wasn't even bothering to return serve.
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So why is the NFL bothering with digital alternatives when television still dominates?
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And these spiders with their delicate, sand-colored exoskeletons, are not bothering anyone.
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Some insecurity is in the air—get whatever's bothering you off your chest.
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He is no longer bothering to pretend that governing involves a learning curve.
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In his dark moments, he refused to tell me what was bothering him.
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But in fact this stagnation, as you describe it, is clearly bothering you.
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You can't become an entrepreneur or change the game without bothering toxic people.
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Now you can reenact a new ending without bothering HBO with a petition.
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"We are bothering our colleagues in the Food and Agriculture Organization," she said.
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"On every block you have like 100 policemen bothering people," Mr. Rivera said.
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Girardi said the wrist had been bothering Castro for the last six weeks.
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"He told us his neck was bothering him a little bit," Girardi said.
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This all shows world leaders aren&apost bothering to take Trump seriously anymore.
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You first need to establish exactly what is bothering you about a friendship.
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I said it was really, really bothering me; I couldn't lift my arm.
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Maybe he's willing to take whatever could happen, maybe that's not bothering him.
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It had been a mistake bothering her in the state she was in.
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So now making it through a full SEVEN debates without bothering to #askaboutabortion.
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More than ever, if a bee is bothering you, don't swat it away.
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Most of us accept the terms without bothering to read the fine print.
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The House is not even bothering to come to work until Wednesday night.
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Instead, she's receptive and understanding because she's noticed that something has been bothering him.
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There was nothing bad really, but I could tell there was something bothering her.
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Facebook stopped bothering us about our PYMK Inspector, and the tool currently remains up.
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The good news is, we can all stop bothering to try and look cool.
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Mostly old, mostly white voters are usually the only ones bothering to show up.
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First of all, make sure whatever's bothering you isn't just a one-time thing.
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The police don't bother you so you don't notice the police not bothering you.
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LB D.J. Alexander has an ankle injury that was still bothering him on Monday.
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Then, as we waited for the band, a group of guys started bothering me.
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My family is not racist and I want people to stop bothering my family.
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What is Branch and why is it bothering with such small amounts of money?
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I took a taxi to class and had headphones in, I wasn't bothering anyone.
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Right after that, we went to bed without even bothering to strip the comforter.
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The doctor nods her head in understanding, trying to elicit what's bothering her patient.
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Don't change your face; maybe just change a wrinkle or two that's bothering you.
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The fact that they're even bothering with HoloLens shows how much interest there is.
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There's just one little thing that's bothering Google about the proposal: consumer privacy rules.
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I would give a lot of attention to bothering Google and Apple about this.
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They were wielding torches, chanting racist slogans, not even bothering to cover their faces.
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It's disappointing, and a bit baffling, to see her not even bothering to try.
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Or, they worry that they might be bothering their partners with their health issues.
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It started bothering me that I was uncontrollably inflicting such horrible wounds on myself.
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I sent Hubble my updated prescription, but the optometrists' concerns were still bothering me.
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Recently, he walked with a cane; his hip had been bothering him for years.
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No one is bothering to observe me since the conversation is being logged elsewhere.
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Now his taxes are higher and family members are bothering him for a cut.
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She pointed to her bowed legs and said her knees had been bothering her.
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Our insistence on bothering them is dangerous to their physical, mental and cultural health.
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Hoping I am not a monster for asking, but it has been bothering me.
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Also, utilize tools to allow you to check in on them without bothering them.
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If there wasn't something bothering you, there would be nothing to confront anyone about.
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Near the end, I asked one of the security officers why they were bothering.
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His throat was bothering him, and he had a cup of tea at hand.
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With the rates so low, few juicers appear to be bothering to charge them.
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My wife was busy with the phone and annoyed that I was bothering her.
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Why is Verizon even bothering with video, or AOL and Yahoo for that matter?
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"He was scared, but he didn't tell me what was bothering him," says Arlene.
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Carol Miller (R-WV) said, not bothering to give Cohen a chance to reply.
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Received melodic conventions make one song blur into the next without bothering to differentiate itself.
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We miniaturized the electromagnets and made them lighter so that we could avoid bothering them.
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It seems like something is bothering you, and I want to understand what's going on.
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Emboldened, they are no longer bothering to disguise their reluctance to cede power to civilians.
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Luckey doesn't work at Facebook anymore, so why is he even bothering himself with this?
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We deserve not to be bothered by government or society if we're not bothering others.
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Two generations have grown up without bowing to Baghdad or even bothering to learn Arabic.
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"I didn't see any swelling; it just started bothering him after his next at-bat."
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Wander around the house drinking tea, contemplating going to the gym and bothering the cats.
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Sometimes I feel like, Why are all these people bothering to do all this stuff?
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He became paranoid; he was sure that other kids were bothering him and chasing him.
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I had already assumed that door was locked without bothering to try and open it.
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Clearly, something about his unusual personality is bothering people, so why not run on that?
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Trump isn't even bothering with that and seems to be motivating his base just fine.
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I wasn't gonna swipe right on them anyway so I don't know why they're bothering.
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"Who is bothering you?" the dispatcher asked him, according to a transcript of the call.
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Blame accrues in the first instance to Trump for not bothering to figure this out.
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If it wasn't bothering Myrick, hearing voices wasn't a problem on its own, he said.
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He told the team on Monday that it was bothering him and could not pitch.
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"If you feel like this and it's bothering you, change it up," Marilyn told him.
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Sequels have a habit of unceremoniously dropping main characters without bothering to justify the absence.
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"I didn't know how much it was really bothering me until" Nike dropped the suit.
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While we spoke, he kept arching his back—it had been bothering him, he said.
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My grandfather said that in his view they were the only tears worth bothering with.
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Apparently something about this cat is irresistible, and the dog just can't stop bothering it.
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Isn't it reasonable to think the ulnar nerve issue was bothering Matz for some time?
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At all of them, I'd ask Trump fans what was bothering them about American life.
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Unexpected, random realizations about some issue that's been bothering you will arrive later this evening.
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"I could foresee breasts bothering me," Salem told Tate, though they believed they wanted them.
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"You have a rat in the Kremlin," he told Putin, without bothering to say hello.
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It was bothering him so much that he had devised a secret of his own.
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I asked what was bothering him and was surprised when he kept dodging my questions.
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Certain standards or strands of nobility with which he was compared kept bothering his soul.
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But increasingly, lawmakers are enacting sweeping exceptions without ever bothering to establish the rule itself.
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If the incident is still bothering you when you next see her, refresh her memory.
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Or simply grab a question that is bothering you each day and get to work.
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The use of the word "bothering" was a chance to steer them toward personal reflection.
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Opinion Columnist I'm not really sure why they're bothering with a Super Bowl this year.
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That's why you get work done on planes, because no one's bothering you, and whatever.
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We went back and forth as I keep bothering them with changes and new edits.
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GRANDMA: It just doesn't seem like something someone her age should be bothering with. Whatever.
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Sometimes meditation makes me fixate on what's bothering me, and sometimes it makes me feel better.
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Kourtney Kardashian's 19-year age gap with her new man is not bothering her one bit.
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Unable to talk about what was bothering her, Amanda took an entire packet of sleeping pills.
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Cruz is "wasting his time" by even bothering to vet possible vice presidential picks, he added.
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One of my crazy videos where I walked around with a video camera and bothering people.
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"To me, it's like a barter system—sorry for bothering you again and again," he says.
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He would have the class sit in a circle and share things that were bothering us.
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According to A's manager Bob Melvin, Healy's back has been bothering him for a few days.
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Image: Paula Olson via WWFVaquitas are cartoonish-looking porpoises that swim around, bothering literally no one.
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If you bring up something that's bothering you, they make you feel guilty for mentioning it.
|
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I would say to any aspiring entrepreneur, learn what's bothering you, your friends, family or neighbors.
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Cambodia's prime minister recently ordered the arrest of opposition politicians without bothering to lift their immunity.
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The scratch is finally gone, and since then, other imperfections have stopped bothering me so much.
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And all that is without Britain much bothering to use the EU to project its interests.
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But the anticipated changes at Netflix don't seem to be bothering the executives behind the scenes.
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The more they're fighting and the longer things are bothering him, the more depressed he gets.
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Once it was clear that everybody else was bothering Ray for autographs, I got one too.
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"My knee was bothering me," said Whiteside, who had eight points and eight rebounds on Wednesday.
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Sara Sutton Fell, CEO and founder of FlexJobs recommends composing a list of what's bothering you.
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This movie loves that it can find humor where most other comedies aren't bothering to look.
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Hysterical women are not mysterious or elusive, and they don't pretend that nothing is bothering us.
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"I did nothing wrong, I wasn't making any noise or bothering anyone," she wrote on Facebook.
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My back had been really bothering me, or my shoulder, or my knee, or my hip.
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"Don't broach the topic with your daughter if her body hair is bothering you," she said.
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He had no outstanding warrants at the time and no history of bothering the Jolie-Pitts.
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It served as a sort of therapy when she could not verbalize what was bothering her.
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It felt amazing to live my life as I always wanted without my chest bothering me.
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But a three-putt at the par-3 12th was still bothering him after the round.
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He lived in the same small apartment for decades, not even bothering to have it painted.
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I'll eat the contents of the pan without even bothering to put them on a plate.
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Post-haunt, participants had a lesser tendency to ruminate on things that were bothering them beforehand.
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When social allergens start bothering you, pay attention to your own internal irritation without evaluating it.
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Collins said he noticed something was bothering Cabrera this week, but Cabrera insisted he was fine.
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If you won't let me get Skeptical Monocle Face I don't even know why you're bothering.
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Asked if the continuing barrage of political mayhem was bothering him, Kudlow said he's doing fine.
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Their behavior on Tuesday showed a world no longer bothering to take the US president seriously.
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Blumenthal has introduced the Repeated Objectionable Bothering of Consumers on Phones Act or the ROBOCOP Act.
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With it, Apple is joining the effort to address those pesky spam calls increasingly bothering Americans.
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It's bothering me that his sneakers are not the perfect shade of pink to match the suit.
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"I just want everyone to stop bothering me with information unless it's like, an emergency," Kourtney said.
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But as the days passed in Spain it remained offline and I stopped bothering him about it.
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"I think that if anything's bothering you, don't hold it in," she advised others in similar situations.
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Agents Strzok thinks pronouncing someone innocent before bothering to interview more than different witnesses isn&apost biased.
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And it also looks like he did so without bothering to investigate any of the underlying context.
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But if you feel good and it's not bothering you, sip away — there's no reason not to.
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Have any of you spoken to your friends or family about issues that have been bothering you?
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The Mao Zedong generation was taught that China's traditional art was backward and not worth bothering about.
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" Said Butler: "Nobody likes to lose, so yeah I definitely think it's bothering a lot of people.
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It isn't as much fun to get high when you have all these worried friends bothering you.
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Coach Tyronn Lue acknowledged Love's back was bothering him when he arrived at the arena on Sunday.
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"When he punched that man who kept bothering him, the one who had the bodyguard," she said.
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The energy is emotional, but you're finally understanding some of the "whys" that have been bothering you.
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That little headphone jack is the one thing that I could see bothering people about this phone.
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It was their slump to margin-of-error-bothering lows after 2010 that was the odd period.
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The fabric under my big toe is all messed up, and it's been bothering me all day.
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"How can we improve our relationship to closer ties if they keep bothering our exports," she said.
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Schaub and his team found that speaker owners weren't bothering to take steps to protect their privacy.
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What makes Cassidy-Collins worth consideration is that it doesn't waste much time bothering with these nostrums.
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That often means not bothering at all and in turn that means leaving money on the table.
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"You put the wrap right on the spot that's bothering you, and it's really good," Varejao said.
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I hate bothering people but I wish I could talk without feeling ashamed to share what's happening.
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In December, Donald Trump and congressional Republicans passed large tax cuts, without bothering to pay for them.
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Not Lendl, who never responded, who gazed impassively while not bothering to applaud even Murray's best points.
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"He's never mentioned anything to me about his hand bothering him," Oklahoma City coach Billy Donovan said.
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Here are there reasons for staying together: Sharon hears a new "nighttime noise" and it's bothering her.
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One day Frank delivered the good news, the search was over, he wouldn't be bothering us anymore.
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To be honest, I don't really want men bothering me, so I ain't going to bother them.
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And with his ministerial security detail, it's hard to imagine anyone in that neighborhood bothering Mr. Sinha.
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And then I'd tell them I was going to start paying, and they would stop bothering me.
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Dr. Richardson offered a rueful college memory of not bothering to vote in the 1980 presidential election.
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The only thing bothering her, other than the idea that she had cancer, was this terrible rash.
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Hadi returns home one evening and his oozing creature has fled, without bothering to leave a note.
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Why not spend a weekend watching Alt-J play on the bat-bothering old bugger's stomping ground?
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The 26-year-old does an excellent job eluding screens and bothering pull-up jumpers from behind.
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So recently I closed my eyes and looked around on a deep level for who's bothering me.
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" He turned to his director of photography and wondered aloud why they were even bothering with "Idiocracy.
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This patient thought he didn't need to see an eye doctor if his eyes weren't bothering him.
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At each place the host or hostess treated us rudely, if bothering to greet us at all.
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Federer gained a couple of days to recover from a head cold that had been bothering him.
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The thing that was bothering him most, they said, was having to step away from the trail.
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" Jan, a former actress who coaches executives in public speaking, said, "I feel like I'm bothering people.
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FRIDAY PUZZLE — It was that center square that kept bothering me as I solved Caleb Madison's puzzle.
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But by other measures of civic engagement, like bothering to vote, Mr. Schultz has been less involved.
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The skeptics ain't bothering Rooney though ... who was busy floating away on an inflatable raft on Monday.
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I don't like bothering people, but I found myself ... Like, I was going to be a journalist.
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Mr. Roe pressed on, according to several people who recalled the scene, without bothering to face the man.
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"It doesn't overly worry me... and I don't think it is overly bothering the business community," he said.
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"If anyone is bothering you or making you feel uncomfortable, ask for an Angel Shot," the sign reads.
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I want to ask you a question that's been bothering me since the case came up to me.
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"Russia is bothering some clients with their effects on the US election," he claimed in an online chat.
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She said the carriages are standing room only, and that the conductors were not bothering to collect tickets.
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I installed Skype a month ago and I still can't get it to stop bothering me at boot.
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I encountered a lot of raised eyebrows whenever I mentioned I was married, but it stopped bothering me.
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"They started bothering me telling me they wanted her," he says in the court transcript, referring to Angeline.
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I have learned to talk out my upsets and what is bothering me which has been so helpful.
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Her friend Ashley Baynes can tell that the problem isn't the dress, and something else is bothering Thore.
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Even after the couple tried to shoo the canine out of the room, Milo persisted in bothering them.
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If you're feeling the pinch in colder months and it's bothering you, definitely check in with your doctor.
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My frenemy is casually relaxing and reading instead of bothering to ask if I might need a hand.
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Or maybe you're one of those people that wear her headphones without bothering to turn on any music.
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No hello, no smile; she just wordlessly leads him inside without bothering to open the door for him.
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Even the idea of an AI bot bothering the host who answers the phone doesn't seem quite right.
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It's nothing important but it is bothering me, it has caused me headaches and I've been feeling dizzy.
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My shoulder is really bothering me today from the gym and using a computer mouse for so long.
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Meredith and Diane have a heart-to-heart one night, and Diane admits her stomach is bothering her.
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If I'm dialing someone, I feel like I'm bothering them, and it puts me off from doing it.
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But take a step back and it's not clear that immigration is the biggest thing bothering British voters.
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Plenty of women have encountered someone who just won't stop bothering them on dating apps or over text.
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How do you go about trying to root out a bug, and what ones were really bothering you?
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Sillerman vowed to jump-start the Ali brand — which he thought to be woefully underused — without bothering him.
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The only thing bothering him was a blistery rash across his face, a side-effect from the chemotherapy.
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The reality is, he came up after his last at-bat and said, 'My leg's bothering me again.
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Perhaps laws that can suppress turnout, like Virginia's voter ID law, dissuaded some valid voters from even bothering.
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Let me try to figure out what's bothering me, and let's work through it together as a couple.
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When my husband was worried about something, I could go up to him and say, 'what's bothering you?
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But instead of successfully bothering the president, they settled for a much darker consolation: severely harassing Trump supporters.
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But why, in the age of "unplugging," are we even bothering with TV, a medium long declared dead?
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"Bothering people, causing conflicting emotions, to me is part of my job as an artist," Mr. Grazi said.
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And yet we keep on barging into their areas, bothering them, and that risks even the tribe's death.
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Perhaps that explains why the league isn't bothering to send over Tom Brady or Dak Prescott next season.
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"My right knee has been bothering me for a little while," he said in a social media post.
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When done effectively, it can even help you clearly realize what, specifically, about a situation is bothering you.
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Industry should comply with the Methane Waste Prevention Rule or Republicans should ask them why they're not bothering.
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If the Shin Bet was bothering to call me in, it meant that I was a serious patriot.
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He is less patient: something is bothering him and he wants it stopped now , by any means necessary.
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Just paying attention to fact that it has been bothering him a little bit and we're addressing that.
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There was a big stray cat that kept hanging around bothering him so he killed and barbecued it.
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Between solving puzzles, I spend my time making jewelry and magnetic objects, teaching yoga and bothering my dog.
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What's bothering me about the film is not so much that we're being caricatured, but that we're being fetishised.
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In the meantime, hordes of CBC commenters demanded to know why a "female journalist" was bothering with all this.
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Finally — no more bothering with third-party apps once a year when you need to scan a QR code.
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Tiger then searched for Kinstler inside Target and demanded he apologize for bothering his partner, according to police reports.
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Manager Paul Molitor said Sano's back has been bothering him for a few days and it got worse Monday.
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You have so much to vent—feelings and thoughts you weren't even aware were bothering you will surface today!
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WhatsApp isn't bothering to try to vary the age gate depending on limits individual EU countries have set, though.
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It was clearly bothering her, so I suggested she come clean to her father when the time was right.
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"He said it felt better yesterday, but by the third at-bat it started bothering him again," Girardi said.
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"He said it felt better yesterday but by the third at-bat it started bothering him again," Girardi said.
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"There were things that got brought up that my wife and I never knew were bothering us," Andrew said.
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But in the age of Trump, it seems that they aren't even bothering to pretend that it's not racist.
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Because if I'm not being credited for the work I've done and what I've achieved, why am I bothering'?
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When I have to kick a drunk man out for bothering guests, I can grab him by the arms.
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We saw The Artist in an empty theater, free to point out how terrible it was without bothering anyone.
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His left knee has been bothering him much of the season, but he was cleared to play through it.
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By the end, we stopped bothering to even empty our shoes of the rocks the river deposited in them.
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Some are content to sing the same five or six operas over and over, never bothering to learn another.
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Bonus points for not bothering to block the calls, or even to switch the phone to silent mode. 2.
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It was bothering me, on a spiritual level, that this clearly sentient little thing, kicking and undulating, remained anonymous.
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Everyone had their own space, for the most part, and could dance and jump around without bothering their neighbors.
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But, if something bad is going to happen only once in a million runs, why are we even bothering?
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"The facts are not helpful to SunPower, so Cogenra sued without bothering to learn them," a SolarCity spokesperson said.
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His knees were still bothering him as his happiest hunting season began on the European claycourts he has owned.
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She'd take me to the Chock Full o' Nuts diner, and I'd walk around bothering everybody for their pickles.
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Sometimes you just need pure froth to take your mind off whatever is bothering you — but well-crafted froth.
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Then, during a routine checkup with my optometrist, my doctor asked me if my cataracts were bothering me. Cataracts?
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The persisting media coverage, not just of the shooting but of gun control, is clearly bothering the gun lobby.
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Syndergaard's finger was bothering him since his start on Friday and when he threw a bullpen session on Monday.
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Interestingly, Samsung says it isn't bothering trying to dynamically adjust that rate depending on what the screen is doing.
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My father knew how to chat to them, deploying a friendly smile that said he wasn't worth bothering with.
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The Yankees' loss to the Boston Red Sox in the first round of the 2018 playoffs was bothering Torres.
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Maclunkey. Gonna take a cheap shot at the baddest smuggler in the galaxy without bothering to, you know, aim?
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"The comments are not really bothering me 'cause who does make a TikTok after a car crash?" she asked.
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"They've been bothering me for more than seven years, even though I tried to hide from them," Miguel said.
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"Roger's just really calm and if he's agitated then you know there's something bothering him," they told the outlet.
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My leg has really been bothering me since the campaign and so I had stopped running for a while.
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"Last start, it was bothering me a good bit, and I was able to pitch through it," he said.
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Gordon's back had been bothering him, and no wonder: He's in his fifth year of carrying the Magic franchise.
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Like the Jennings family, he can't talk about what's really bothering him, because if he's ever open, he's doomed.
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And just recently, they've challenged the way Facebook deals with journalists and scholars, and they're also bothering Donald Trump.
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Rather than bothering to deny any of this, Trump and his surrogates have simply spun a new creation myth.
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Stratton's old promotion Seattle Semi-Pro would put on matches at bars without bothering to go through official channels.
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The little guy won't stop bothering rescuer Chris 'Brolga' Barnes as he prepares milk, much to the indifference of Barnes.
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" In Yiddish, this means "banging the kettle," but in the Americanized version of the expression, it means "stop bothering me.
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Manager Paul Molitor said Sano's back has been bothering him for a few days and it got worse on Monday.
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Here's Dier secretly filming Richardson happy crying: Here's them celebrating the city they met in: And here's Dier bothering Richardson.
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He's been downsized, his ex-girlfriend and supervisor has been bothering him, and he's reached the end of his rope.
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"That's what they're focusing their attention on, because even they don't know for sure what's bothering them," Dr. Ludden says.
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Playing basketball can be very therapeutic, playing basketball helps me cool off and get away from what is bothering me.
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It's not a must, though: Hillary Clinton went ahead and launched her 2016 campaign, without bothering with an exploratory committee.
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The fact that the Democrats aren't even bothering to promise to hold a kinder and gentler convention says a lot.
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"I would also like to take this opportunity to raise something that has been bothering me for sometime," he wrote.
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At one point he told ministers to read newspaper articles on his policies instead of bothering him for an explanation.
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Nope. I got caught up in the shiny parts, not bothering to look at the other side of the coin.
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Only Boutrous spoke on the defendants' side, not bothering to bring on any scientists to speak for the oil companies.
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According to Stephen Whyno of the Associated Press, Colon's back was bothering him, so going for a hit wasn't worthwhile.
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Considering extradition hearings are only a notch above watching paint dry, it's pretty understandable nobody is bothering to tune in.
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I think a lot of women don't know that – only 30 percent of women apparently are even bothering to negotiate.
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He's used LSD and mushrooms, but for a breakup that had been bothering him for 18 months, he took MDMA.
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The knee has been bothering him throughout the season, and an injection in December didn't seem to help, he said.
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If something's bothering you, maybe you're worried your needs might not be met, or that this isn't the right person.
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The ankle started bothering Monfils in the second set, but after a visit by a physio he elected to continue.
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"I only walked 4½ miles because the ankle was bothering me, but I was determined to do it," she said.
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"This MAGA loser gleefully bothering a Native American protestor at the Indigenous People's March," read the tweet accompanying the video.
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While the cameras were rolling, the president without bothering to tell his DNI had invited Putin to Washington this fall.
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She moved well on the back foot and kept the distance effectively, noticeably bothering her opponent with accuracy and angles.
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These are the 10 best stretches for better flexibility, whether your back is bothering you or your hamstrings feel tight.
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That often attracts men who hurl sexual abuse at them with abandon — often not even bothering to disguise their names.
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I could see it bothering — if there are people genuinely believing this stuff as a result of what you're saying.
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It's an issue that has been bothering Ms. Fahey since she first learned about it in her fourth-grade classroom.
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Mark Zuckerberg's social network has copied signature functions like disappearing videos and photos without even bothering to change the name.
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" They fought constantly, she running around to serve him while he shouted orders and moaned: "My legs are bothering me.
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But the solution isn't to deport these children before bothering to find out how much danger they face back home.
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" Further, we can add, "If you've already seen something that is bothering you, it may help to talk about it.
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Before the tournament began he said the shoulder was bothering him on backhands and on the toss of his serve.
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A young man, Kameron, was there to get his painful teeth extracted—they'd been bothering him for years, he said.
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And finally, if it's the gossip about the 'new young hire' that's bothering you, I've got some news for you
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"If there's something that's really bothering you, the ultimate benefits are going to come from targeted complaining," Dr. Kowalski said.
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The Blues' physical style is bothering the Bruins, forcing key mistakes that wind up in the back of the net.
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There are dozens of reporters in attendance, but Steph Curry sits casually thumbing through his phone without anyone bothering him.
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Problem is, Conor's taking his SECOND fight in another weight class (to rematch with Nate Diaz) ... and it's clearly bothering Edgar.
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As he left, a man stabbed him in the stomach and ran off, not bothering to speak or even rob him.
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The advertised features are so standard fare, it makes me wonder why Yahoo's bothering to release Squirrel in the first place.
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But none of that seems to be bothering Turner and Jonas, who had a big-deal date in London on Monday.
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Ideally, says CEO Colin Billings, you'll get to the point where you're rarely bothering to touch the light switch at all.
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But if someone is really bothering or harassing you, mute won't be as good a tool as an old-fashioned block.
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And, when I was anxious, I tried to figure out what was going on and deal with whatever was bothering me.
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New Orleans coach Alvin Gentry said he wouldn't play Cousins in future games if his right Achilles is still bothering him.
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I, for one, would love to hear where he is getting this data, and who is even bothering to collect it.
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They found it easier to speak honestly about the things that had been bothering them, their small frictions and everyday annoyances.
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Bothering a worker who is on vacation when there are other solutions isn't necessarily evidence of a boss setting a standard.
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Those who want to stay — often younger, including urban dwellers and ethnic minorities — was seen potentially not bothering to turn up.
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My doctor also sends me downstairs to get an X-ray of my wrist that has been bothering me for months.
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The continuing problem here is that she's not addressing any of his needs, or even bothering to ask what they are.
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You decide to spend a lot of time thinking about a man's age before bothering to date him seriously in future.
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His shoulder is really bothering him ,so I massage it first with my hands and then with an electric body massager.
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The cognitive dissonance of being this thrilled by an advertisement is sort of bothering me, but this is so freaking cute.
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I stood up, shoved my feet into my shoes without bothering to slide them in properly, and hobbled toward the door.
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The Lego Batman Movie knows exactly how to win over audiences, because it knows exactly what might be bothering the haters.
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So if Obama's DHS officials know most UAMs will get rejected from CAM under US refugee law, why are they bothering?
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No one that is loved and has coping skills would every think this is an option for what was bothering them.
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He can't stop bothering his ex and breaking the law, but boy if he doesn't know how to solve a murder.
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The costume was now wearable, but something was bothering me: there were holes where the screws had held the suit together.
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I hope other teams elect to go in the future so they can talk about the issues that are bothering them.
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But then as I grew up, more stuff was bothering me, but I didn't know that was the cause of it.
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Thiem said that his knee had been bothering him for three days and that he could not bend it without pain.
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"The reason I am bothering you is because I felt you are a fair judge and I trusted you," she wrote.
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Taking Silas to the vet usually causes him more anxiety and trauma than whatever is bothering him in the first place.
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"I think people in the wealthy countries had gotten complacent, never bothering to build more recycling facilities domestically," O&aposNeill added.
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A toxic work relationship can leave a lasting impression, so it's important to figure out what's bothering you, Ms. Sussman said.
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You'll find some who get the jokes but hate them anyway and some who hate you without even bothering to watch.
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He ceased bothering to pretend that he was ever going to do the job in any normal sense of the word.
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When the knee was still bothering him at the end of the school year, she took him to an orthopedic surgeon.
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He pleaded to have more than 25 seconds between points and poured water over his head without bothering to drink it.
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Apprehended, Mr. Mukwena admitted to killing the cow but said an accomplice had killed the calf because it was bothering him.
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And if you're going to doubt Kondo's word on that, well, why are you even bothering to pick up her book?
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Nicholson eventually adds another anticonvulsant called Depakene, never bothering to explain the possible side effects, which include impairment of blood cells.
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And they told him that he probably just needed an alignment in his spine, that that's what was bothering his back.
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Then back into the room where I grabbed my pants and slipped on my shoes without bothering to lace them up.
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Whoever he made me text replied about 20 minutes later, urging me to tell my friend John to stop bothering them.
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The uses for this are numerous and obvious — more people can listen to what you're listening to without bothering people around you.
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Bird had his rehab assignment with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre halted when he told the Yankees the foot was bothering him.
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So if it's not bothering me, if I don't know and someone gets it, it's not my fault because I didn't know.
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Fortunately, these gestures are not enabled by default and you can use the traditional on-screen buttons without ever bothering with them.
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I made this little comic with tips on what to do if you witness police bothering a homeless person on the train.
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Dear Miss Manners: I realize that this is an indelicate subject, but it's one that has been bothering me for a while.
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Soon after, Phil brought home a pair of 6-year-old twins — Gary and Louis — without bothering to ask his wife first.
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Then there are days when his anxiety is so obvious, his co-workers can't help but notice that something is bothering him.
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Given how slim the chances of success are, it is tempting to wonder why the administration is bothering with this at all.
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And when I was in a restaurant, I easily threw it under my chair or table without bothering the other seated customers.
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Hilts said her mom's back was bothering her, so she waited on the bench while she went inside to light a candle.
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Ben, a man who killed a child just to keep the kid from "bothering" him, could qualify as this type of person.
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I don't know what was bothering them, but it wasn't uncommon for my wife to come home and find me crying, too.
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Our ability to bring up our feelings and what is bothering us was seriously hobbled by the abuse and resulting self-preservation.
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If you are too nice, they will never stop bothering you, she said, and it was mean to give them false hope.
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Rather than getting to this point, consider telling your spouse what's bothering you about your relationship in a kind yet forward way.
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That means whole generations of audience are not even bothering with what many see as the most influential programs in news media.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Singer Pink hospitalized in Australia Here's hoping the rock star can kick the dehydration and gastric virus that's bothering her.
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Google set out to scan every book in creation and make the volumes available online, without bothering to consult the copyright holders.
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I expected security would have thrown us out 10 minutes in, but I clearly didn't kick off a movement worth bothering with.
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But his drives were so stout he would bend down to pick up his tee without bothering to track the ball's flight.
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Without bothering to tidy up the amyl nitrate–fueled scene, Charles races over to Chuck's place to tell him the bad news.
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"Golunov was only an example of all the abuses bothering people," said Tatyana Felgenhauer, an anchor at Echo of Moscow radio station.
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The attackers are increasingly bold, not even bothering to cover their faces as they steal from villagers and go on shooting sprees.
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That's still an abuse of power, even though he's now doing it in public, rather than bothering to try to hide it.
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Before Dave died, I tried to bother people as little as possible – and yes, "bothering people" is what I thought it was.
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LeVert said his thumb had actually been bothering him since he "banged it in training camp" before the start of last season.
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But with her knees already bothering her, the additions now "makes complete sense" and cost her only an additional few hundred dollars.
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These are some of the issues about the proposed Brexit deal that are bothering some EU members and likely to dominate the summit.
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My hip has been bothering me for the past few days, and I'm not in great shape, so I don't run too far.
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Warthen grouses her baby daddy isn't even paying for her full tuition and has shunned her, not even bothering to call on Christmas.
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What's bothering Democrats is that they think Trump should be losing in a landslide, which does not currently seem to be the case.
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"I have something on my mind that's been bothering me for years and I will tell you a little story," he began. pic.twitter.
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You can be completely in your own space, not bothering anyone, and people will still f— with you and try to hurt you.
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He said the shoulder began bothering him between his starts at San Diego on June 224 and at Los Angeles on June 214.
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We talk over how we're both feeling and what's been bothering us over dinner, and it feels good to have things worked out.
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If it's itchiness that's bothering you, try a warm compress — it'll help with the itching, and draw out any pus in the pimples.
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But heck, being able to crank a laptop to full volume without bothering the person sitting next to you would be worth it.
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Hopefully, having that conversation once will be enough for your parents to realize that they should stop bothering you about a future wedding.
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Apple has good reason for not bothering too much with this kind of thing that would be a distraction from more pressing matters.
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Waiter flirted with my gf!!" and "unsure what it is about waiters in Indian restaurants, but they treat you like you're bothering them.
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When the Clara AI has a high degree of confidence in its proposed response, it can send the email without bothering a human.
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I go back into the office and mess with it until there's a bigger hole in the fabric, but it stops bothering me.
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"The first one popped up about ten years ago, and I didn't think anything of it because it wasn't bothering me," Bob says.
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So, fact of the matter is no one REALLY knows how Brady feels about the President right now ... which is clearly bothering Evans.
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But soon after, a pool employee came over and told her to cover up to avoid bothering the other swimmers, according to Theisen.
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It's just there, robotically going through the motions of recounting a story, without stopping to consider why it's bothering in the first place.
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It's not the removal of the headphone jack or the S-Pen's new air gesture controls that's bothering us, but the power button.
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It was bothering me that I was building around this clock, and every time the project was finished I would throw it out.
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He now says that the profile was a "joke"—to "take the piss out of myself" and to keep people from bothering him.
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NOTES: Detroit CF Cameron Maybin was not in the starting lineup as manager Brad Ausmus noticed his sore left thumb was bothering him.
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"I went because I thought it would help me sleep calmer and I wouldn't be bothering my husband as much," said Solon, 47.
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But when someone's behavior is really bothering you (or even the people around you), is it really worth it to bring it up?
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Mitt Romney carried the state by 10 points in 2012, and the Clinton campaign is not bothering to air advertisements in the state.
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He became known for street interviews that sometimes seemed to serve little purpose save for bothering critics of Fox News or Mr. O'Reilly.
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But there's something that's been bothering me about the titular protagonist and his co-op buddy Mugman: what's inside their tiny cartoon heads?
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But if you're working out, and you have a trouble area, and it's still bothering you, then go fix it if you want.
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On last night's episode of Kocktails with Khloé, Khloé Kardashian took a minute to clear up a rumor that had been bothering her.
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It is the sound of people yearning and trying, and not really getting there, but the fact they are even bothering is beautiful.
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Huerta is regularly asked by colleagues from other teams why he is bothering to watch lower tier games or follow players from Venezuela.
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Ms. Lau had announced that she would run again, but last month the electoral authorities disqualified her, without bothering to hear from her.
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Robbins gives the appearance of a man straining to come up with a rationale for bothering to read and write poems at all.
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Federer disagreed and explained that his leg had been bothering him since he beat the young American Noah Rubin in the second round.
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This Bluetooth adapter lets you pair your Switch with wireless headphones so you can enjoy the full gaming experience without bothering anyone else.
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"There are some violations by some factions on the ground, like looting people's properties, which is really bothering me a lot," he said.
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Many entrepreneurs are afraid to ask for help because they feel like they are bothering the other person, but it's quite the opposite.
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And as for the lines, the company said it "very carefully" monitors waiting time, adjusting staffing levels if line waits are bothering guests.
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So the question bothering Dr. Coppinger and Dr. Lord was this: How much domestication had gone on before the famous fox experiment began?
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I'm just walking up 1st Avenue, I'm not bothering anyone, I'm not impeding on anything — I'm just taking a picture of my face.
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"The thing that's really bothering me is the incredible constraints that are being put on the FBI by the White House," Figliuzzi said.
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What doesn't make sense is why the company is even bothering, considering how much cash they lost on their first attempt at making sunglasses.
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Either McVay and company suddenly thought Gurley would not be effective, or the team has hidden how much an injury could be bothering Gurley.
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If your CEO and other senior management aren't attending, if half your office never bothers to show up, then you're likely safer not bothering.
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" A post the following day says: "3am and can't sleep with these junkies winos pimps and whores bothering me in my car all night!
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They come and go as is convenient to the story, which makes one wonder why we're bothering with the "good cop" to begin with.
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The grocery store and a bus stop are just down the block, but her knees are bothering her, so she can't walk that far.
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Photo: APPeople who experience harassment on social media know that it's often not enough to simply block the person bothering them and move on.
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I waited for years… I should have quit playing live a long time ago because my ears had been bothering me for a while.
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I remember bothering them at the time and there wasn't a lot of idea that there might have been a problem on the platform.
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" Be smart: Axios' Jonathan Swan tweeted earlier, "Are people actually bothering to ask all these cabinet secretaries whether they wrote the anonymous op-ed?
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" Maite Garcia, student, 16: "They should not have moved him, because he died 44 years ago and if he's there he's not bothering anyone.
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My screen time has been well over eight hours pretty much every day, and I haven't been bothering to ratchet down the screen brightness.
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The key to it all, however, is that bothering to show up to a march is a moderately costly investment of time and energy.
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In other words, television has often profited from the emotion-evoking capacity of disabilities without bothering to represent those experiencing them in real life.
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"If you don't tell them it's bothering you, then they're not going to know to be more mindful about keeping you included," Boykin explains.
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For whatever reason, he's disappeared, and it quickly becomes clear Rusty's disappearance is related to some nasty earthquakes that keep bothering the nearby town.
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The U.S. Department of Transportation said 2,250 complaints about airline service were filed in August, but it's not clear exactly what was bothering travelers.
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Because the trucks are much quieter than their diesel counterparts, they can also theoretically be used at night in populated areas without bothering people.
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"When you have a written record of what was bothering you, then it's a lot easier to try to sort through it," she says.
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The clout of European migrants will ultimately depend on whether they have adopted a proud British tradition: not bothering to vote in local elections.
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During a car ride after their daughter's soccer practice, Palin and Meyer got into a heated argument after she asked what was bothering him.
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Snap appears to be playing the long game with Spectacles, but company executives haven't been very public about why they're bothering to pursue hardware.
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"He said it was bothering him batting, running and throwing, so we had to get him out of the game," manager Chip Hale said.
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It also duplicates recent EPA rules to do the exact same thing, but without bothering to follow Clean Air Act requirements for existing sources.
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Critics of the smoking ban say they should be given corner apartments or rooms with balconies where they can smoke without bothering their neighbors.
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With more and more young people not bothering to vote, are festival organizers and political activists right to capitalize on a young captive audience?
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"I think that has been bothering not just me but some other members of our caucus," Ernst said of Trump's Mar-a-Lago trips.
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There are massive numbers of people who don't get the basics right and even fewer people are bothering to floss even once a day.
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"People in my life before had been like, 'Don't worry, this isn't bothering me,' and it never really felt like the truth," Shane said.
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A Second Diagnosis When the patient went for a follow-up visit, he told his doctor that his stomach was bothering him a bit.
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Many take Japanese language lessons at the cultural association, which also runs neighborhood patrols to make sure Kurds are not bothering their Japanese neighbors.
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Page staying away also made Facebook and Twitter look the very model of besuited civic responsibility and patriotism just for bothering to show up.
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" Jim Margolis, a political consultant, agreed and asked if the idea of leaking the news was feasible: "This has been bothering me as well.
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Like the one that led to Friday's story about Democratic Party bosses in Queens running many candidates for office without bothering to tell them.
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"I did nothing wrong, I wasn't making any noise or bothering anyone," Kanoute noted in a Facebook video as she documented the July incident.
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Smarter Driving They help avoid accidents and just make the roads so much safer, but drivers say they have their reasons for not bothering.
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Every time you get a notification on Facebook, whether on desktop or mobile, there's a subtle option to train Facebook to stop bothering you.
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On a late-night walk back to his hotel from a friend's house, he realized that, for once, his left leg wasn't bothering him.
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Ideally, when you implement Runkel's strategy, your partner will respond in kind, and you two can have a calm conversation about what's bothering you.
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Bosch's Virtual Visor idea is a safety application for AI. It takes monitoring cameras to determine if the sun is bothering a driver's eyes.
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Her mother told CNN Dahan had surgery to have the shrapnel in her face and leg removed because it was bothering her so much.
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And ignore it I did, receiving dozens and dozens of emails a day while rarely bothering to delete, let alone read, most of them.
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Or something that had been kind of bothering you, that you couldn't quite figure out, was suddenly made clear about how Parnes was operating?
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But the other group has become completely deflated and grown disenchanted with politics in general, often to the point of not bothering to vote.
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In fact, the market for job seekers is so favorable right now that recruiters report many aren't even bothering to show up for interviews.
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At this point, you might be wondering why a company that's going all-in on 5G is bothering to keep investing in LTE chips.
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In some cases, changing the form of or settings for your relationship may be all you need for this friendship to stop bothering you.
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Explaining what's bothering you may seem scary if you're wary of hurting other people, but it's in fact a sign of kindness and respect.
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Even the sight of a spotless home—especially at the end of a long, stressful day—can temporarily seem to blunt whatever's bothering them.
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Click through to see a few ways to feel better if your bloat is bothering you — and strategies to prevent it in the first place.
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In this case Sabbat, who is a genuine celebrity, is accused of not even bothering to follow through on the terms of his influencing agreement.
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Don't think that people aren't bothering to look at those bits to see if you're a suitable person to have sex with; they definitely are.
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If it's your stomach that's bothering you, you'll want to make sure you're drinking things that are easily digested and, if possible, contain some salt.
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Much of this appears linked "with mid-ranking officers barely bothering to suppress their contempt for a general staff it perceives as corrupt", it reported.
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It's never clear why they're bothering to actually transcribe bland pop music from her brain instead of, say, hiring a hack songwriter to fake it.
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It's not hard to find other newspapers writing on Kelly and not even bothering to mention the charges against him, like this Boston Globe review.
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All of them allow you to maintain your own personal blacklist of numbers that might be bothering you and whitelist those you want getting through.
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Sure, maybe she'll end up staying because the man won't stop bothering her and it seems easier to just give in at a certain point.
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And at the same time my shoulder was bothering me and I landed short on something, so my ankle was like a little bit sore.
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A new trend was emerging in China that year: startups were not bothering building apps and were instead launching solely as a WeChat brand account.
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The suspect allegedly said Zachary was "bothering him," so he kicked the toddler in the torso before shaking him over and over, court records state.
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But realistically speaking, the EVE will probably never become a production vehicle, which is why NIO's not bothering with car specs like horsepower and speed.
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Or maybe they know what it smells like but just don't care enough to spend all night on Google, before bothering multiple scientists about it.
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Lauren, not usually one for conspiracies, had some theories about why the sharp, sliding whistle-like noise was bothering the Broadly staff more than most.
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"Why are they bothering with the DUP?" one young man said as the activists arrived, referring to the DUP's anti-abortion, anti-gay rights stance.
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The anti-abortion movement in the 19th century justified criminalization as the best way to protect women, rarely bothering with questions about when life begins.
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So now it's trying to capture the effect of having a big event happen out of nowhere, while bothering with the bare minimum of foreshadowing.
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For years, Epstein was able to operate and be fêted in the social, financial, and academic worlds, despite barely bothering to conceal his illicit activities.
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The Australian, ranked 84th in the world, looked barely interested at times, hardly bothering to move for some Fritz serves, and lasted only 82 minutes.
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Anyone who is eligible gets 2628 visits with a Masters of Social Work-level (or above) counselor at no cost for whatever is bothering them.
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When that is the only thing bothering you in a film about social justice and the rotting political system, you know the message is lost.
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So, any of these things could be happening to him because he looks emaciated, his skin tone isn't good, so obviously something is bothering him.
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"In the '80s, when he was a local assistant district attorney, Moore was banned from an Alabama shopping mall for bothering teenage girls," Colbert began.
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Day was all square in his match when Paul Casey withdrew because of a stomach illness that had been bothering him the last two days.
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I didn't want her to think that I was still hung up on it or that there was something there that was still bothering me.
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I would sit alone as my depressive thoughts spiraled out of control, not doing anything to stop them or bothering to call anyone for support.
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That means you can find out whether or not Jon Snow is actually dead without audibly bothering your housemates (or your partner, in my case).
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Let's say something is bothering you on your body, you want to roll out a little bit, you can roll out on a tennis ball.
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But what was truly bothering him was that he was suddenly no longer a member of the Black Cats NYC, the band he helped found.
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Clinton lost because she ran an awful campaign, not even bothering late in the campaign to visit key states needed for an Electoral College victory.
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Keane went many years without a guitar player after not bothering to replace their first one and this is why they will always be mediocre.
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Mr. Windelspecht, who lives in TriBeCa and commutes to New Jersey for work, said last week that the tree had been bothering him for years.
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I got most of my crew just by bothering my close friends and convincing them to spend three days with me on this crazy project.
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A perfectly cooked bird one year guaranteed nothing going forward but my failure to understand the ritual of bothering to try in the first place.
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After all, it's easier to admit that something happened in your dream, which you had no control over, than to confess something is bothering you.
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" World Peace is in a better place now, he said, with better coping mechanisms: "I'm more aware now, like when something is bothering me. Relax.
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"His leg was bothering him — it was cut off at the knee, and it would still bleed," said Naqibullah Amini, a friend of Colonel Shah's.
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Though Sabathia said the knee was bothering him throughout, Manager Joe Girardi said he noticed Sabathia grabbing at his knee brace in the third inning.
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Byrne agreed to take a look at the numbers, not bothering to tell Trump that Deutsche Bank was unlikely to actually help him with financing.
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In some cases, Lime reduced the per-scooter fee paid to juicers so much that few people are even bothering to scoop up the scooters.
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Bothering to rate someone positively is a sign of satisfaction; it's conceivable that the fact your clients haven't done so is itself evidence of something.
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And though she doesn't know what's next for either the characters, she's not going to quit bothering Euphoria's creator until he makes a reunion happen.
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Over the past few years, selfies have transformed from a guilty pleasure to a viable way to take those special Kodak moments without bothering strangers.
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When I checked social media during Raimondo's re-election campaign, I mostly saw people bashing her, and she wasn't bothering to engage with that hate.
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They handed me little crushed-up pills and I took them, crouching behind a dumpster, not bothering to reveal that I'd never done this before.
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This offended a lot of people, who saw Silicon Valley executives touring the ruined landscape without actually bothering to come in person and lend a hand.
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That means there's less and less low-hanging fruit for guys like Billy Beane, who were early to the notion of, well, simply bothering to look.
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My eyes are bothering me, and I remember I'd been considering getting some of those blue light-blocking glasses to wear on my long computer days.
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In his staccato fashion, often without bothering to say hello, he would fire off one question after another: What were people saying in the coffee houses?
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" She said there were black high school students in the group she was traveling with who "didn't say anything" about what they were wearing "bothering them.
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No firm wants an agent sitting in their canteen bothering their staff, now it's all digital and we're moving insurance and banking into a new paradigm.
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Do you even see her bothering to work with Congress at all, given the way that all efforts at immigration reform have failed in the past?
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Zuckerberg created the most effective tool for spreading propaganda the world has ever known without — so he claims — bothering to consider how people might use it.
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Take low light, for example: Google tells me that even though it could keep the shutter open longer to bring in more light, it's not bothering.
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When we force ourselves to think about our feelings, words, emotions and behaviors, we start to understand what's really bothering us and what we really want.
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If we see a major carrier not bothering to sell Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Note 8 because it distrusts the quality, other mobile companies could easily follow.
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Two years ago the company paid $114 million for a mobile search app called Vurb; its CEO quit Wednesday without bothering to vest all his stock.
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Hollywood has largely stopped bothering trying to make movies about 9/11 after underwhelming efforts like Remember Me (2010) and Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close (2011).
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But the fact that Trump still sees them shows how little he's bothering to even feign distance from his businesses while he's in the White House.
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But to suggest the last few elements of his game are better developed anywhere but in Toronto insults the intelligence of anyone bothering to pay attention.
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When it's confident that an account is bothering others, Twitter will temporary limit its functions such as allowing only the user's followers to see their tweets.
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Graswald started opening up about "relationship trouble" between her and Viafore once police told her they "thought something was bothering her," according to The Poughkeepsie Journal.
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C. faction stokes outrage on the left, who in turn—as Chait observes—often criticize that faction without bothering to address the limits of political correctness.
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We do something called checking in and it's an opportunity where you can talk about things that are bothering you and even things that you enjoy.
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I think early on, when I was just fucking around with PS and AE, I saw how much the stuff I made was bothering my friends.
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I'm not really sure this is something TV makers should be bothering with; leave it to developers and the apps that people actually want to use.
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Improvement #3: Stop bothering me Slack notifies you when certain words are typed by anyone, such as your name, or "highlight" terms of your own choice.
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Her ability to see my life from an outsider's perspective made me realize what was actually bothering me — and that my coping mechanisms were all wrong.
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In Overwatch, I've slammed into a brick wall so hard that it's thrown me into an existential quandary over whether I should even be bothering anymore.
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If I called you up and said, 'I can be there in 15 minutes to fix a flat tire,' you'd say why are you bothering me.
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When you're Jamie Jones, bothering to release music anywhere other than on your own insanely popular Hot Creations label might seem like a waste of time.
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His daughter buried her chin and mouth into the folds of her scarf and stared unseeing at the road, not bothering to change the radio station.
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Items which are gleaned are the good and usable fruit of human activity; they have not been discarded, merely overlooked, or thought not worth bothering with.
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"We got more on this kid," she replies, then marches on with the trial, not bothering to share this bit of information with the defense lawyers.
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After Zainab's date assures her that he is not married or seeing anyone, he friends her on Facebook without bothering to hide his actual marital status.
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But if the phone you want ends up being the 2017 iPhone, then you will feel like an idiot for not bothering with the iPhone 7.
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She had claimed a dormitory roof-deck here as her makeshift rehearsal room — a space where she could sing to the sky, without bothering her neighbors.
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When a newcomer to the turf begins charging less than the community rate for oral sex, Leo comes to his defense, saying he's not bothering anyone.
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The sessions went well, with Real Wood presenting its nontariffed products from Cambodia and Indonesia, not even bothering to show the favored China-made flooring styles.
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Trump announced his withdrawal from Syria without bothering to consult France or Britain, both of which had special forces on the ground fighting the Islamic State.
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The biggest thing bothering officials in that mission, he added, was how long the shutdown would take or if they'll receive their pay down the line.
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They later explained that the injury was in the humerus, the upper arm bone, and that the issue had been bothering Wheeler off and on recently.
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Of course, with Woods, any glad tidings come with a caveat: If his surgically fused back is bothering him, it won't become apparent until much later.
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The government claims to be outraged about this; perhaps this explains why it drafted the new rules in such a hurry, without bothering to consult mining firms.
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She's called to the scene of Romero's death because he has a list of FBI agents that includes her name and something about it keeps bothering her.
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But in a participatory medium like games (and VR especially), mocking one's own use of video game conventions makes the player feel stupid for bothering to play.
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The first—call it the J.J. Abrams school—pulls viewers along from one mystery to another without bothering to solve the old ones in any coherent way.
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This leaves many not bothering to take out cover at all or discovering that the cover they have falls short when it's time to make a claim.
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Slowly but surely, developers stopped bothering with Windows Phone apps, and Microsoft threw in the towel, first on its Lumia handset line and on the platform itself.
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The guard "didn't check my ankles," Stanton said, adding that other guards at the venue likely also weren't bothering to bend down to check below patrons' waists.
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Manager Mike Scioscia said the knee had been bothering him for the last month "on and off" but it flared up after his last outing on Sunday.
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I would instantly see color and it was bothering me that on the blackboard people were only writing in white and it really interfered with my experience.
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He had never held public office, largely financed his own campaign, relied on marketing and wide grassroots support, and touched the core of the issues bothering Americans.
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The US President had on his usual dark blue suit and long tie, not bothering to button his suit jacket, for a trip to the Queen's castle.
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Unless you feel the need to prove something to yourself, we highly suggest not bothering with peeling your own pearl onions, the world's most annoying kitchen task.
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The main Theranos office had gotten several calls from people who had been in the Walgreens that morning, she claimed, complaining that a reporter was bothering them.
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Ferizi was arrested in October of 2015, after making a series of careless mistakes, such as not bothering to hide his IP address during his hacking activities.
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Throughout much of his second-half funk, Aaron Judge was repeatedly asked if his left shoulder — which was routinely packed in ice after games — was bothering him.
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Eventually, by Truman's day, America was bogged down in a bitter conflict with North Korea without the president even bothering to ask Congress for a war declaration.
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And for good reason: For years, all they did was oppose Barack Obama and the Democrats, without bothering to develop an actual governing agenda of their own.
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But near the end of a poor spring training, Bird told Yankees trainers that his ankle — which he had surgery on last season — had been bothering him.
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In 2019, though, it's more interesting as a historical artifact than a movie, seeing as it's just a two-minute scene of a bug bothering a dude.
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I had heard stories of immigration officers not even bothering to knock but kicking down the door and sweeping every family member into an unmarked white van.
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These people use self-help material to fix whatever is bothering them, to get them back on their feet, and then they're off into the world again.
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Business Insider's Alexandra Ma argued that the events of the summit and the leaders' behavior showed that the world is no longer bothering to take Trump seriously.
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In 2016, the league hit what was perhaps a modern low point when Morocco announced that it would not be bothering to host the annual leaders' summit.
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The volunteers, now organized to the village level and said by leaders to number 262,000, show up in force where Muslims are rumored to be bothering Hindus.
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Bjorkman knew what it was all about, but it was a curious scene to so many because it was unclear at the time what was bothering him.
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" He added on December 5.763, "Carol (25.76), unlike The Babadook, was not a gay movie and was about a scary monster bothering a blonde, stressed-out mom.
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Here's a quick answer to a question that's been bothering Donald Trump: If you want to improve living standards for most Americans, a strong dollar is better.
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It's best to rant your rant, get it off your chest, and then be done with it so that whatever was bothering you doesn't bog you down. 3.
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Still, this settlement helps codify some best practices for running similar games without bothering non-players — even if it doesn't establish a legal precedent for regulating digital space.
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As the Guardian's Hannah Giorgis notes, many Vine users are sharing uniquely black and African diaspora cultural experiences without bothering to translate them for a perceived white audience.
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Zuckerberg, by contrast, created the most effective tool for spreading propaganda the world has ever known without — so he claims — bothering to consider how people might use it.
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And problems that owners had with these systems when they first bought the vehicles were still bothering them three years later, despite software patches meant to fix them.
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Why couldn't Hollywood leave her in the '90s, where she and scrunchies belonged, I thought, not bothering to rectify the fact that I really knew nothing about her.
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Clegg basically sidestepped this by just reiterating that Facebook is free, barely even bothering to address those other allegations of anticompetitive behavior:The second misunderstanding is of antitrust law.
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To stop Spanish reporters from constantly bothering Griezmann about his plans, team France's press officer only allowed questions to be asked in French during a conference on Tuesday.
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Everyone swings into action — Philip not even bothering to exclaim or look surprised as he begins wrapping up Pasha's wrists while Elizabeth calls 911 and Tuan stares blankly.
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It had been bothering him for a while but he hadn't been to the doctor — so I got him up from the table and drove him there myself.
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I've been locked up for a nickel bag of weed before, so to be able to walk around without the fear of the police bothering you is great.
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Just as T.J. Dillashaw did to the low line side kick that had been bothering him from Rafael Assuncao (a great fight that I regret not writing about).
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There's no cheeky referencing or meta commentary in Life: Espinosa keeps everything taut and claustrophobic, barely even bothering to supply us with empathetic back stories for his characters.
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Prater works for an electric company and had left a job site where his crew had removed a tree from power lines when his eye started bothering him.
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Quickly and quietly passing legislation that could put millions of people's health at risk without even bothering to properly scrutinizing it is beyond partisan politics — it's just cruel.
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She said her hand had still been bothering her before the tournament, but she had not listened to her body, so eager was she to defend her title.
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He and my father had owned an upholstery shop in Philadelphia for 50 years, and it was really bothering him that my dad couldn't do simple math anymore.
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Mr. Metoli's back started bothering him, and his job, which involved standing most of the day and lifting wire, gears and tooling, became impossible for him to do.
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The "fear of missing out" I once felt as I scrolled through the social media feeds of friends and family back home gradually stopped bothering me so much.
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Ohtani had not been on the injury list this year but general manager Billy Eppler said the left knee had been bothering the 25-year-old Japanese player.
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"The battle that these directors are waging is to have a future without children bothering them," he said, adding that construction would begin in February, despite the lawsuit.
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I had no idea what to do at first but then I just grabbed a pipe and started banging it against something, without bothering the staff of course.
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Iowa's 41 national delegates represent such a small fraction of the total that former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg isn't even bothering to compete in the state.
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"Others who today pretend they invented him either told me I should stop bothering them with this guy or completely ignored us," Mr. Roscic said in an email.
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The US president was embarrassed by other world leaders on the first day of the NATO summit, suggesting that no one is bothering to take him seriously anymore.
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My contact lenses have been bothering me, and I don't want to be unable to see the fish hanging out in one of the last living coral reefs.
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A long hall led to an internal courtyard, where you were supposed to go if you wanted to smoke, a rule that no one was bothering to observe.
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He walks to the steel closet, where we keep the household cash, and brings it to the men, making a point of not bothering to count the notes.
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That said, I have a weird little thing that keeps bothering me in the back of my head; it started with the episode where we met Doug Forcett.
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He took to Twitter to refute Johnson's claims, then he also talked to the press about it, which by the way, is how you know it's really bothering him.
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Not bothering to spruce up your place Many homeowners are reluctant to spend a little bit of money to make their home look nice before it goes to market.
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I begrudge him earning it while never bothering to research a subject, sneering in interviews and cutting subjects (esp women) off when he wants to hear his own voice.
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I'm not blaming Apple for not pushing it hard enough, consumers for not bothering to learn a new interaction method, or developers from eschewing the functionality from their apps.
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"I take her to the bathroom, give her my extra food if she is hungry, and tell people to leave her alone if they are bothering her," she said.
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The Walkman, a portable cassette player that, for the first time, let us take our music with us without bothering our neighbors, hit the market on July 1, 1979.
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How did Jaime and Tyrion meet so easily in King's Landing, with Tyrion not even bothering to toss so much as a scarf on his head for a disguise?
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Only after the fact did Woods acknowledge that his knee had been bothering him since before he claimed his first victory in five years at the 10 Tour Championship.
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The storm got off to a slow start in New York City, with Michelle Boone, 50, not even bothering to unfurl her umbrella as she waited for a bus.
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But the beautiful thing about Solo is that it's easy to talk about the film without bothering with the plot machinations, because this is a film focused on adventure.
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Even the web itself won't leave us alone: our browsers are continually bothering us to allow some sites and services to send alerts, adding to the cacophony of dings.
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Government meddling held down gas prices, which meant that many producers would simply flare it off (while extracting oil) instead of bothering to sell it at a deep loss.
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The K League was one of the first to adopt VAR but it hasn't stopped the diving and bothering the referee, just like every other league in the world.
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Spicer jumped at this important job opportunity without bothering to remove his phone number, home address, or email account from WHOIS, the database of people who own domain names.
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Personally, I really would be happier if we had the luxury of doing the research on this, without bothering the public until we have 95% confidence in an answer.
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Dossett, a specialist in Texas, performed Fielder's surgery in May 2014 when he had a cervical fusion of two disks just below the area that is bothering him now.
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"Why was he allowed to drive so far without anyone bothering him?" asked Pierre Roux, who, from his balcony, watched the truck plow through the crowd outside his apartment.
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Rather it's other expenses you may have overlooked, like recurring memberships you don't use, or not bothering to check for lower prices elsewhere on your car insurance each year.
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She dragged her legs, not bothering to kick, over the last 600 meters — fully three-quarters of the race — and still finished 6.57 seconds ahead of Hungary's Boglarka Kapas.
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The President has anchored his White House on the unshakable support of his most loyal supporters, never bothering to reach out to other Americans to build a wider coalition.
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By and large, I enjoy being gulled by narrative scheming, but in this case I soon gave up, since none of the characters has a fate worth bothering with.
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We may disagree about what foods taste good together, but hopefully, most civilized people can let one another eat in peace, as long as they're not bothering anyone else.
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All you have to do is tilt your head to the side slightly, zero in on the person bothering you, cock those sunglasses, and let the shade engulf them.
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Holman said the extraordinary development is that following the ruling, federal contractors aren't even bothering to take advantage of the loophole, knowing they are unlikely to face any repercussions.
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Mindfulness won&apost necessarily prevent the allergen from bothering you, but it will help you control how much it annoys you and how quickly you recover from its effects.
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Since writing the book, Dr. Jauhar has a newfound appreciation for letting patients talk about the things that are bothering them so he can better understand their emotional lives.
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Lately, Trump officials have stopped even bothering to defend the policy in terms of deterrence, instead lying and claiming the law requires them to separate families (it does not).
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Mame Aly Dyigo, a soccer coach and retired professional player, said he has moved his team's practices to the beach after exhaust fumes from nearby traffic were bothering players.
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It's a small but forceful slight to a Republican Party that's in all likelihood about to acquit a president for impeachable offenses, not even bothering to hear from witnesses.
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Untitled Goose Game: A video game developed by a Melbourne-based studio, which involves a goose bothering the residents of a nice English village, has become an unexpected hit.
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Untitled Goose Game: A video game developed by a Melbourne-based studio, which involves a goose bothering the residents of a nice English village, has become an unexpected hit.
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There are other issues bothering me as well, such as all the proposals that require large expenditures, like free higher education, when the deficit is approaching one trillion dollars.
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Am I being too sensitive, or do you think there is something bothering his mother about me that she will not express and is telling me through this action?
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His press aides won't say what exactly is bothering Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, but something clearly has gotten his goat.
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He gained traction in the election by swearing off the lies of politicians, while constantly contradicting himself, often without bothering to conceal the conflicts within his own sound bites.
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In a heated courtroom exchange, Miesha admitted to throwing the brick though Metta's window and bothering his family ... and claims it's all over a dispute with her baby daddy.
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Unlike her first home purchases, by 123 she could do most of the initial research online, narrowing her home search to a few contenders before even bothering with a Realtor.
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Typically, crowds in Kosovo's Super League get steadily larger as the game progresses, since by the second half nobody is bothering to check for tickets on the permanently open gates.
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But it's probably best not to take the participants' word for what went on at face value, considering they are only now bothering to admit that it even took place.
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After using up their time, a number of representatives simply left the hearing, not bothering to stick around for questions put forth by their colleagues or Pichai's answers to them.
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You know, sure, you can come up with reasons to not do anything, but when 80 percent of an electorate isn't bothering to vote ... And they all have mobile phones.
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They can use the tool to identify those customers and offer a discount on their next order if they pay electronically without bothering the folks who are already doing it.
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Hear their voice and you may soften up your per my usual email replies — and they might actually take the time to search for the answer instead of bothering you.
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He shares stories from his business and bachelor party trip this week — he's grateful that I wasn't bothering him all weekend like some of his buddies' girlfriends and wives were.
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Instagram on Windows 10 Mobile With Windows Phone market share now at a reported 2.8%, the rationale for bothering to build a Windows 10 Mobile app is questionable, at best.
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In a Facebook Live interview with People in April, Raisman didn't hesitate to call out "alarming" sexual abuse statistics as the thing that was bothering her most at the moment.
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Franken's book is about his struggles to be less authentic, to keep his jokes holstered, to unlearn his tendency to go for the laugh or address whatever was bothering him.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - Anybody looking at the United States' import data would wonder why the Trump administration is bothering making a big deal out of its steel trade with China.
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Don't be afraid to ask for help "Before Dave died, I tried to bother people as little as possible — and 'bothering people' is how I thought of it," Sandberg explains.
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Couple it with SleepPhones – the genius headband headphones that eliminate the need to fall asleep with ear buds bothering you – and you'll wake up ready to take on the world.
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So, for most of my adolescent and adult life, I've always written down everything bothering me—essentially everything I felt I needed to do in life—before going to sleep.
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"He was just in a car riding like any of us, not bothering anybody, and the sandbag came down and came down on his side of the car," Diallo says.
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The first Mirror's Edge subscribed to a kind of mall-punk politics that treated making a city too clean as self-evidently evil, barely bothering to explain its characters' motivations.
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With all this flux, many people worry that skill with punctuation is disappearing: witness, after all, the way teens text and tweet not bothering to capitalise or punctuate at all.
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LF Ryan Braun was scratched from the Brewers' lineup with tightness in his lower back, and issue that had been bothering him since at least Wednesday, manager Craig Counsell said.
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Sometimes, we use work, chores, romance, or socializing as distractions from what's really bothering us, and this full moon asks you to give up your distractions and confront your feelings.
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Arthur and VOP are patrolling the Arizona desert, chasing shadows and bothering local law enforcement, egged on by anonymous conspiracy theorists following their every move from behind a computer screen.
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"Is it bothering you?" asked one physician when I first presented with it then had the gall to ask if the old fatty dog lump could be gotten rid of.
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"I think there's something that's bothering the markets and I think it's fears about earnings estimates," said Randy Watts, chief investment strategist with the investment advisory firm William O'Neil & Company.
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He was originally on the roster for Boston's divisional-round playoff series against the Yankees, but he told Manager Alex Cora before Game 1 that his knee was bothering him.
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When I started both my internships, I was so afraid of bothering anyone that I hesitated to ask questions and became somewhat of a hard-working but silent yes man.
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Not so long ago, he was boasting of how he wasn't bothering to protect himself from germs and was, like Mr. Johnson, still out there slapping palms with the people.
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"I moved in as fast as possible," he said, not even bothering to go back to the shelter as soon as he heard the keys were his on Jan. 31.
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Side view mirrors are something of a vehicular vestigial organ here: Russian drivers often change lanes or otherwise plow forward without bothering to check what is coming up behind them.
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A similar scene played out at a picnic in Brooklyn last month, where Mr. Williams, upon arrival, jumped into an ongoing dance party, not even bothering to shed his backpack.
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That experience helped us to think about love not as luck or fate, but as the practice of really bothering to know someone, and allowing that person to know you.
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Documenting those involved 250 hours riding the lines and getting out at each station with his Sony a7iii, not bothering with a tripod since the camera alone rattled some authorities.
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We want them to not accommodate aggressive people, not take candy from strangers, to speak out and say "STOP" at the top of their lungs if someone is bothering them.
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In its respect for Mapplethorpe the artist, or maybe because of something less salutary, the movie hogties itself into passivity, never bothering to turn Robert into any kind of character.
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More from VICE: Much like talking aloud to a therapist, drawing or sculpting about what's bothering you can release tension-producing emotions and activate your parasympathetic "rest and digest" system.
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That I'm even bothering to list those two final numbers should remind you how far women have to go before they hit equal representation in office in the United States.
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This will end up bothering S for a few days, but I tell him that since it isn't flashing and no other lights are on it's probably just a sensor issue.
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LB K.J. Wright returned to practice this week after being absent from the team a week ago to undertake a "process" on a knee that had been bothering him since OTAs.
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Meanwhile, theorists have been hard at work trying to figure out why showrunners who are happy to cut the throats of characters with dwindling relevance are bothering to keep Baelish around.
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And since Trump isn't the only misogynist who's been bothering Tran lately, maybe her next ensemble should include a picture of Chris Brown's face bisected by the words "Not My Boyfriend"?
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Even the most notable changes to KORUS are likely to have little immediate impact on America's $23.1bn goods-trade deficit with South Korea (see chart), which has been bothering Mr Trump.
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That came a day after the Washington Capitals' Alex Ovechkin pulled out of All-Star weekend with a lower-body injury that the team said had been bothering him since November.
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" Despite being sad about the matter that was bothering her, Kendra was reminded of those who supported her, as she wrote, "thank u to those behind n pushing me with love.
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"We have already said we have nothing to do with that young man, please stop bothering us," De Jesús's mom tells someone calling the home in front of the TV cameras.
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His arrest came following a dispute on a Stockholm street; Rocky and members of his entourage claim they began fighting with two men who were following them and bothering other passerby.
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Now I understand why your father had you wear masks all the time 'cause news people was bothering him so much and he tried to disguise you as much as possible.
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They took issue with Freeman's frequent references to Clark putting his hands in his pockets and the lack of video evidence to show that Clark was bothering EMTs, as Freeman said.
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Pence, for instance, had the crowd in the palm of his hand for his entire speech and was able to stifle the occasional "Lock her up" chant without really bothering anyone.
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Although it can be scary, talking to your partner about something that's bothering you is way easier than trying to snoop without getting caught — and it's the healthy thing to do.
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A$AP Rocky has defended himself, saying the men he's accused of attacking were bothering him and harassing others, including sexually harassing some women, and they acted out of self-defense.
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We're told Jillian recently filed a complaint with animal control, saying the neighbor's dogs are a total menace ... charging her fence, bothering her dogs and scaring her kids and horses too.
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But even though Barb is gone, we're still sure her friends, family and neighbors will continue to dishonor her memory worse than not bothering to send a search party for her.
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In a statement, a Lyft spokesperson took a veiled swipe at Uber for even bothering to compete with Didi in China, given the favoritism shown to homegrown businesses by Chinese regulators.
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Still, if nothing else, he at least provided the most egregious example of something that had been bothering me for a while: the manner in which technology is affecting live sport.
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It's gotten so bad that I've stopped bothering to ask him to decode the mysteries of millennial behavior and taste, much less to decipher what makes the younger TikTok generation tick.
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A good pair of wireless headphones can make it possible to fully immerse yourself into a TV show or movie on your big screen TV without bothering the people around you.
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Mehta told Letter that it has been "bothering" him that the committee hasn't issued a statement on the exact scope of the probe, as other panels have done in the past.
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After a back-and-forth over email, Credico told the Journal that he "got tired" of Stone "bothering" him, and told Stone that he had passed along the message to Assange.
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With these works she's also thinking through different methods as a painter, weighing them side by side, not bothering to syncretize the two (or to merely assert them as being reconciled).
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IT'S NOT BOTHERING ME. GIVEN MY CHOICE, I'D JUST, YOU KNOW, IF I COULD I WOULD JUST BURY THE HATCHET AND MOVE ON. WAPNER: WHAT'S YOUR TAKE ON THE WEALTH TAX?
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On the other, it wasn't bothering her, and the next day would be her last free day on the island and her final opportunity to enjoy the beach and the waves.
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"Marriott just rolled it out in China," enabling guests to check into their rooms without bothering with front-desk formalities, said Ms. Te'o-Gibney, a 53-year-old grandmother of seven.
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There he has remained, working on his fitness and his game, but with no meetings as of yet with Jackson or other Knicks representatives to discuss what has been bothering him.
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Despite the recent settlement talks, Mr. Diller said members of his family asked him why he was bothering to continue with the project, when the family's money might benefit other causes.
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"I will stop messaging you if it's bothering you sorry," Mr. Mackay wrote at one point in the conversation on Facebook after sending several messages to the boy that went unanswered.
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Brook has worked at the Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord since 1974, when he discovered the abandoned venue and brought it back without bothering to add a fresh coat of paint.
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Iowa State made something of a habit out of bothering the powerhouse Big 12 schools this season, beating Texas outright and pushing Oklahoma and Baylor to the brink in tight games.
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"Marriott just rolled it out in China, " enabling guests to check into their rooms without bothering with front-desk formalities, said Ms. Te'o-Gibney, a 53-year-old grandmother of seven.
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By saying "our," I mean the fans who support the illusion of the scholar-athlete while never even bothering to care whether that athlete is getting anything out of the deal.
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If i can shake hands with someone, see them, get a sense of what's on their mind, it gives me a better sense of what's bothering people, what their needs are.
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And even on the Lido, Italian holidaymakers are content to stretch out on the beach without bothering to stroll up the street to the Palazzo del Cinema, the event's main headquarters.
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It is telling that Chairman Nunes put out this memo without bothering to read the underlying materials, and that he ordered changes to the document without informing his own committee members.
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VR/AR tech is still very early in its life cycle, but Twitter isn't even bothering to openly experiment with finding the related features that users will enjoy now on their smartphones.
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GOP leaders haven't committed to floor action in the House, and both the House and Senate are already working to approve the annual spending bills without bothering to wait for a budget.
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" Viciere's methods call for phrasing like, "I hear what you're saying," which may lead into, "I can tell that this is really bothering you, but how can we have done this differently?
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The story goes that in 1945, Billy Sianis, owner of the local Billy Goat Tavern, was asked to leave Wrigley Field because the smell of his goat, Murphy, was bothering other fans.
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There's a pool table and a cluster of screens broadcasting the game, and while the music is lame and the lighting way too bright, the atmosphere doesn't seem to be bothering anyone.
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Nominating conventions are typically a booze-filled, luxury-class experience for their wealthiest supporters, a reward for bothering their friends for money and digging deep to finance an expensive White House bid.
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Let's call this what it is: religious extremism having crept so deeply into the upper echelons of government that people are no longer bothering, or are simply too exhausted, to be outraged.
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Breast cysts don&apost normally require treatment If you have harmless breast cysts that are just sort of chillin' without bothering you too much, your doc will most likely leave them alone.
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It also opens up some sketchier possibilities: at the moment, there's a whole cottage industry of people making $3 Lightning cables for iPhones, without bothering to use Apple's made-for-iPhone program.
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Two former Marines who were playing the game Tuesday morning helped catch a man in the area suspected of attempted murder, after he began bothering a woman and her kids, police said.
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After her earliest defeat in Paris since 2014, Williams went to see Mouratoglou's long-time doctor for a left knee injury that has been bothering her since the Miami Open in March.
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Philip and Elizabeth talk at each other, but can't seem to communicate what matters; in one scene, she asks what's bothering him as they stand on opposite sides of a wire fence.
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While both humans and the alligator appear to be safe at the end of this clip, it is never made clear why the men were bothering the animal in the first place.
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We know the intelligence community engages in blatant retaliatory prosecutions and other abuses of its enemies, such as whistleblowers (while typically not even bothering to investigate leakers who make them look good).
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"There is a very big complacency risk in the second round, with voters either not bothering to turn out or spoiling their ballots in protest," a Eurasia note said earlier this week.
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And if your hot flashes are really bothering you, or you're getting them at times that are unrelated to your menstrual cycle, definitely chat with your doctor about ways to manage them.
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But I've noticed recently that if a charged toy isn't at hand, I'm not bothering to masturbate at all — which makes me wonder whether I should, in fact, be worried about overuse.
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"That's the downbeat consensus investors have cobbled together over the last few days after hearing from all the big banks and no one's bothering to dispute it," the "Mad Money" host said.
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"The fact that they stay all day in a dining area, I guess, is not ideal, but I don't see them bothering anyone," said the man, Carlo Valladares, 22, of Long Island.
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And with Nico Rosberg, his teammate at Mercedes, winning four of the last five races, you don't have to look far to understand what is bothering Hamilton, a three-time world champion.
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But a knee injury that had been bothering him for several years began to affect him more and more, and Ken Rutherford assumed the captaincy as Crowe battled to recover from surgeries.
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I must say, it's bothering me a little how this season has been falling into the old sitcom trope of the husband who wants to have sex and the wife who doesn't.
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I remember walking with her past the student health center and being unable to read but also not really bothering to read whether she was into having me back to her dorm.
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The idea is that by shadow-banning someone who's causing a problem, you avoid riling the person with overt attempts to discipline or restrict them, while also preventing them from bothering others.
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Though the practice is irksome and the people seem strange to many, Ashantison claims he isn't bothering anyone and often works to help the city that has, more or less, embraced him.
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It was bothering me that I was thinking about not kneeling because it's one of those things where I can't sit back and watch everything happen and not say something about it.
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The first is that designating protected areas is relatively easy (and with publicity bonus points for politicians), but hardly anyone seems to be bothering with the hard work of actually protecting them.
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And, worse than Morales, Guatemalan president-elect Giammattei must come to power with only 42% of voters bothering to turn up to the polls, and only 59% of them voting for him.
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The recent Guatemalan national election, with only 21625 percent of the electorate bothering to vote for two candidates previously involved in questionable dealings, confirms the lack of hope in the political process.
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Anglers are getting better at handling fish, but catch-and-release fishing is still recreational abduction: validation-seeking, insecure people like myself bothering fish just to confirm primal skills long rendered unnecessary.
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The book is full of these muddy little snapshots, showing things—a racing bike, a lighter, a Gloria fire extinguisher, Aunt Anna—that seem surprised that someone is bothering to photograph them.
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Think of your financial plan as a road mapIf you&aposre bothering to read this article, that means you probably have money stashed away in a retirement account or a brokerage account.
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Cespedes had missed several games recently after his left hamstring began bothering him, returned to the lineup on Wednesday, and on Thursday appeared to injure the same hamstring, this time more seriously.
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It goes like this: My Italian father was on a train to Paris when he noticed a group of soldiers bothering a Portuguese woman as she was trying to read a newspaper.
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I have spent many hours before each London game bothering fans outside of the stadium, and I'm used to hearing people talk about not being sold on the idea of a franchise.
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It doesn't appear these developers are bothering with traditional social media marketing, thanks to their ability to ride the trend to get surfaced in App Store search, and from kids telling other kids.
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It's got comfy seats, a futuristic control system called HoloActive Touch, and the ability for each passenger to watch their own videos or listen to music without bothering everyone else in the car.
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I want my watch to read my heart rate while I'm sleeping and wake me up without bothering my partner every morning — but it can't, because it needs to be charged every night.
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Some are quiet and just stand there, mostly not bothering anyone unless they are spoken to, but some of them yell all day at the patients and anyone else coming into the clinic.
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Meyvis notes that research into how people shop at grocery stores shows that, oftentimes, consumers are not even bothering to look at prices, because they assume it's all going to be relatively affordable.
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My stomach is bothering me (thanks to this baby taking up all the space where my organs used to live) so I take this rare opportunity to leave the office before 7 p.m.
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I get upset about some personal problems and ride home in a Lyft with my BFF and her boyfriend to their apartment, where I cry about all the things that are bothering me.
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The story goes like this: My Italian father was on a train in Paris when he noticed a group of soldiers bothering a Portuguese woman as she was trying to read a newspaper.
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If there are creepy dudes bothering you or your friends while you're simply trying to enjoy yourself at our club... Please don't hesitate, immediately alert security... Their B.S. behavior is not welcome here.
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If your lack of cuddling is bothering you, it's important to take notice of how this deviates from your normal couple behavior: Is this how you've always been together, or has something changed?
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We can debate whether or not celebrities have an obligation to be nice to fans, or expect a constant paparazzi presence, but what shouldn't be up for debate is bothering people in public.
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Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen are third and fourth on the grid, having confined themselves to the garage after one flying lap apiece, not bothering to even attempt to catch Hamilton's time.
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"People weren't bothering with the [privacy] booths and just went straight to the scan line" where they could put their ballot in the working machine, one voter told Motherboard in an online chat.
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Within hours of learning of the revered justice's passing, without bothering to consult his pollster, McConnell acted decisively by declaring that Scalia's seat would remain vacant until after the presidential election in November.
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If you are so inclined, you can look at the smallness of all this and see an indictment of baseball's world tournament—no one cares, it doesn't matter, everyone involved only barely bothering.
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So I was listening to Italian news, and that was something that was bothering me—people back home were talking about it while nobody where I was actually living were considering the issues.
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Sporting a wound for weeks made me realize that worrying about your looks just gets in the way of living your life; I can't go back to bothering about lines on my face.
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Moscow is responding in kind when it comes to recreational facilities, and upping the ante by expelling more than half of the U.S. diplomatic team, not even bothering to accuse any of espionage.
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"Now I understand why your father had you wear masks all the time 'cause news people was bothering him so much and he tried to disguise you as much as possible," Jackson said.
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We got OJ's real lawyer Friday outside Bristol Farms in Bev Hills, and he was critical of John Travolta -- who played him -- for not bothering to even meet him before the cameras rolled.
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On Sunday, Djokovic, 32, was trailing Stan Wawinka 6-4, 7-5, 2-1, when he decided to call it quits because of left shoulder pain that had been bothering him for weeks.
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An author of popular spy novels and a British secret agent himself in World War II, he married four women from the 1920s through the '50s without bothering to divorce any of them.
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" Without bothering to mention that the allegation against Planned Parenthood has been thoroughly debunked, Justice Thomas went on: "Some tenuous connection to a politically fraught issue does not justify abdicating our judicial duty.
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By the same token, if Trump can do this well in a Midwestern caucus state full of evangelicals without bothering to build a ground game, the implication is that he's poised to win.
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He also yanked a girl's ponytail (instead of just moving away) because it was bothering him, and asked another peer to be his "practice girlfriend" in order to learn the ropes of dating.
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Once he makes a decision, he tends to announce them right away, without bothering to draft a communications strategy, reasoning that there is no point in anyone sitting in prison longer than needed.
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Palmer suggests calling the credit card and asking if they will consider dropping the annual fee, if that's what is bothering you, or letting you transfer to a different card without a fee.
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I did that, too -- without bothering to consider whether that was improper, much less whether it was the right thing to do or how it would impact me, my family, or the public.
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On a warm November afternoon Volkan Oezdemir is weaving in and out of traffic, often not bothering with turn signals as he makes his way through the unending urban sprawl north of Miami.
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Stalking into theaters a full four years before Michael Meyers started bothering babysitters in Halloween, this slasher has Margot Kidder, Olivia Hussey and Andrea Martin playing sorority girls fleeing a mystery killer during Christmas.
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Her technique accurately mirrors the effect of municipal buildings that are marred with successive layers of paint that have been applied over the years without anyone bothering to clean or remove the previous coats.
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Henry says he's starting to have trouble looking at himself in the mirror, but Smith wears that self-doubt lightly, as if he's wary of bothering anyone with his "ghosts," as he calls them.
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In fact, you can finally swap out the doorbell's battery, so if you have two batteries in rotation, you can keep your doorbell online 24/7 without bothering to wire it up to power.
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And since boys' clothes couldn't obscure the fact of my curves, I stopped bothering to try at all, swapping out my jorts for pleated skirts from Abercrombie and tying literal ribbons into my hair.
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"I feel like if it does bother other people and they have something to say about it, then they shouldn't put their energy in looking at something that's bothering to their eye," she shrugs.
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Perhaps it was there in Wigan, the spiritual home of Northern Soul, and the literal home of Sky News presenter Kay Burley, that Bez became the stage-bothering shaman we know and love today.
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The purpose of even bothering with these sorts of policies is to allow, for example, a women-only breast cancer support group—which most people would say could be beneficial, or at worst innocuous.
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But that's the trick with this new era of Kevin Smith; by stating from the start that he's not bothering to please anyone but himself, he renders himself — and his films — immune from criticism.
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After he was charged in Zachary's death, Jesus Adan Castillo allegedly told investigators he'd been drinking for hours before lashing out at the child for "whining" and "bothering him," according to the court documents.
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As the MUNCHIES crew tears into the spread—picking up the tender lamb chops by the bone, not bothering with pesky things like utensils—Simmons stands back, smiles, and admires a good afternoon's work.
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Right now, Disick's presence at Cannes doesn't seem to be bothering Kardashian, who is in town with little sis Kendall Jenner, who is making her own stylish impression on the film festival, one bit.
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Nash just revealed that he went under the knife to replace a bum knee that's been bothering him for 33 years -- and what's left of it looks like something straight outta the "Saw" movies.
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I came to find out later Foster Campbell and his campaign had paid for the whole set-up as a way to have a presence at our celebration without actually bothering to be present.
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"That's the downbeat consensus investors have cobbled together over the last few days after hearing from all the big banks and no one's bothering to dispute it," the "Mad Money " host said on Wednesday.
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In a time when the direction of comedy specials is increasingly ambitious, Lance Bangs's camerawork is rote, using old-fashioned cutaway shots of people laughing, but not always bothering to find different audience members.
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Then-President Obama announced his intention in September 2014 to engage in combat operations in Syria — without bothering to seek, much less obtain, required Congressional approval — to, "degrade and ultimately destroy" the Islamic State.
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The Briton, who will start last, did only a handful of laps at an easy pace to qualify, not even bothering to set a time good enough to make it past the first phase.
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"They thought they could keep us out of Mosul by bothering us with the PKK and Daesh (Islamic State) ... They think they can shape our future with the hands of terrorist organizations," he said.
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These four complaints are significant because, as much as they're about Franzen — a man whose comments have been bothering more and more people over the years — they're about a lot more than just Franzen.
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If I'm not coming and going in a straight jacket, I'm using just before and as soon as I walk out the door, not even bothering to drive out of the parking lot first.
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The pictures it takes are better than a smartphone's to warrant bothering with some occasional ergonomic clumsiness, and if that bothers you then you can shoot blind with the One when it's not plugged in.
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The Knicks are 277-22 when Anthony sits out, and he has played in only five of the last eight games as his left knee, which required surgery last year, has again been bothering him.
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In general, Dr. Amsellem says, you might consider time off when you're feeling burnt out beyond capacity and when something in your life is bothering you so much that it's affecting your focus and productivity.
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"Most teachers just gave the students the answers without bothering to explain the course content," says Ayde Davis, a former public-school teacher in Del Rio, Texas, who reported violations to the state education agency.
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The move to buy up copyrights is a long-tail play around that, tapping into the many licenses that are essentially left on the table because no one else is bothering to collect on usage.
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Taylor then went on to complain about the lack of sniffer dogs, amnesty bins, and security enthusiasm to approach the hundreds of people smoking naughty cigarettes and ask them to please stop not bothering anybody.
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He batted leadoff with 2B Dustin Pedroia out and went 1-for-5 with a run scored despite the left thumb still bothering him and forcing him to use a pad when swinging the bat.
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People who are in love and want to stop bothering others with their intestinal problems can take AIRE breath readings before and after they eat to determine how "compatible" the meal was with their bodies.
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The device also provides access to Google Assistant, so the kid can ask questions and get answers without bothering mom or dad (and yes there are parental controls for what information the Assistant can surface).
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"He's been able to pitch fine and swing the bat fine, but at this point, when it was bothering him today, we figured we better go get it checked out," Mets manager Mickey Callaway said.
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It doesn't require any skill or physical effort, no one is bothering you or asking you to do anything, and you can get lost in a safe fictional narrative and forget about your own problems.
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Now, one could argue that there's not much point in bothering with VR if you're asking users to ride a real, physical vehicle; why not just build the actual space you want to present them?
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However, with the average time people stay unemployed at a record 580 days, it could also be down to people giving up hope of finding a job and so not bothering to update their status.
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For example, moving away from multifactor authentication — getting a one-time password to confirm your identity — and instead using device- or location-related data that would allow for approval of transactions without bothering the customer.
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Going through warmups before the game, Spangler noticed a lack of pain in the knee that had been bothering him since banging knees with Iowa State's Matt Thomas in the Big 29 opener Jan. 2.
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Verizon not only initially refused to offer users any way to opt-out of this covert tracking, it spent more than two years doing so before even bothering to inform the public it was happening.
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You're sitting there solving, not bothering anyone, when out of nowhere the puzzle asks you to lift your eyeballs off what you're reading and think about something in a totally different part of the grid.
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But around 10th grade, it began bothering Drew, an honor-roll student who loves baseball and writing rap lyrics and still confides in his mom, that porn influenced how he thought about girls at school.
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But the real problem with Echo Auto today isn't the mountain of minor frustrations — it's that today's smartphones, not to mention Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, set a bar that Amazon isn't bothering to clear.
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When he has repeated this behavior, I eventually tried asking if his allergies were bothering him, instead of directly mentioning that his mouth was open, but he always said no and continued to masticate clamorously.
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ANONYMOUS Let me get this straight: You are not bothering to go to the party, but you want old friends (whom you scarcely keep up with) to drag themselves to some strange baby's birthday celebration?
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Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman drained a 3-pointer to give Michigan a 15-4 edge just over three minutes into the game, but Florida State's length and quickness began bothering the Wolverines at that point.
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The people making the threats aren't bothering to conceal their real names, according to Kathryn Ledebur, a political expert in Bolivia and the director of the Andean Information Network, a nonprofit that promotes human rights.
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According to reporting by the New York Post, since August 22020 de Blasio has sent, 5,074 families, totaling 12,000 individuals, to 32 states and Puerto Rico, normally not bothering to tell the new host city.
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Neither bill would have to balance in the long run: Republicans could pass an absolute tax cut if they wanted, without bothering to cut the Obamacare spending or find other pay-fors like border adjustment.
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Google Home lets users make outgoing phone calls, but not receive calls in (thus avoiding the assistant bothering you by ringing), and Amazon has been hesitant in its adoption of prompts or push notifications on Alexa.
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If you find some app is bothering more than you'd like, have a look at its settings to see if some kind of scheduled quiet time feature isn't available--or at the very least temporary mute.
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"There were up to 16 people showing up at his job and home every day, bothering his roommates, expecting sex, interfering with his work, interfering with his sleep," said Diaz, who helped Herrick obtain protection orders.
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"It was really bothering me that he has put himself out there to condemn Kevin Spacey, and rightfully so, but out of all the people who should not be doing it, it is him," Brunton said.
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She lets her guard down enough to talk seriously about her love life and clear up one thing that has obviously been bothering her for awhile, and it has to do with Robert Pattinson — and food.
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Like when Randall brought William to live with them without bothering to ask anything about his life, or when she senses that the stress has been secretly eating away at her Energizer bunny of a husband.
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In general, it's nothing to worry about as long as it's not bothering the mother or the baby, and in any case, most of us have slightly uneven breasts, anyway, even if the difference isn't noticeable.
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However, there's nothing stopping players from following you around and bothering you even if you don't actually want to engage with them, especially given that Fallout 76 tells you where everyone is at any given time.
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For the past two years, the Kremlin has strenuously denied that its troops are supporting pro-Russia rebels in eastern Ukraine — but fighters on the ground are apparently no longer bothering to keep up the farce.
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But taking a few minutes every day to reflect on what's bothering us, calmly acknowledging it and letting it go -- a sort of a mini-meditation -- makes the day feel and seem a lot less stressful.
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Like this one from a couple of years ago: Vasya Oblomov doesn't waste any time on introductions and goes all in right off the bat: That last line, about "something bothering you" is Russian gang terminology.
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"[He] now does an impression where whenever I'm bothering him he says, 'fake news,'" Tapper said with a laugh during a talk at the South by Southwest (SXSW) Festival in Austin, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Successful people use the weekend to reflect or meditate on things that are important to them (how can they make more time for those things?), things that have been bothering them (what are some good solutions
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" He couldn't seem to understand how a man like him, who had been raised "with a lot of love for everybody," could end up "out on the street killing people, and it not really bothering me.
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Last July, New York magazine published a video explaining what nightmares are: our brains' way of taking whatever is bothering or frightening us in life and morphing it into tales that we can process as memories.
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Rather than obsessing over travel sites or print guides or bothering friends for recommendations, I check a new city or town's location tag right before I get there and see which recent posts are most popular.
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It is an argument, though, that Facebook has been a poor steward of your data, asking more and more of you without giving you more in return—and often not even bothering to let you know.
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There is something to be said for keeping multiple partners around so that the sting is less severe, but if we're not careful, this can just perpetuate the cycle of not bothering to care for others.
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Watching this production's overtaxed ensemble perform vignettes from different musicals, in an oppressive succession of themed wigs and costumes, is like hearing a rushed raconteur drop name after famous name, without bothering to explain their significance.
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He lives in 4,000-acre (1,619-hectare) Griffith Park, which includes both wild sections and the zoo, and had been on zoo grounds before without "bothering any of the animals or being a nuisance," Lewis said.
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Even contract law professors admit to just clicking on the "agree" button without bothering to read thousands of words because wading through the morass would only result in them needing a glass of genuinely transparent alcohol.
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They make it O.K. to look away, to disengage: To say that a person ''has issues'' is to say that person may not be worth bothering with at all, lest you wind up with issues, too.
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But the fact that they haven't bothered to find a way to make the budget math work on this raises the question of why they are bothering with the whole repeal and replace rigamarole at all.
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The fact that we've opened a dialogue about things that men don't even realize are bothering people, opening the conversation and saying it's really something that makes me feel bad, might actually make dudes stop and think.
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Their next album, 1992's seminal Vulgar Display of Power, produced chart-bothering hits—"Walk" and "This Love" continued to dominate on MTV long after coming out—and the album spent 79 weeks on the Billboard charts.
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We give them the opportunity to talk about the things that are bothering them emotionally, to vent and let those things off their chest and give them advice so they can move forward to be great dads.
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So, Candace, during this when -- the bothering in the restaurant, there was actually a white guy calling you a white supremacist, which I think he might be right because I notice you&aposre wearing white right now.
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One staffer told police Crawford's party had been bothering a female bartender at an inside area earlier that evening and they had been told to stay outside for the rest of the night or leave the premises.
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Over a dozen sources in Alabama, including lawyers, police officers and a "major political figure," told the New Yorker's Charles Bethea that they had heard Roy Moore was banned from the Gadsden Mall for bothering teenage girls.
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His fetishization of the Constitution informs his liberal positions on surveillance and drugs, as well as his heavily anti-interventionist leanings (he opposes American presidents' habit of going to war without bothering to check in with Congress).
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When you use something less offensive to your face, it turns out it's a lot easier to stop bothering imperfections, which means fewer opportunities to introduce new bacteria and germs or disrupt your skin's own tentative balance.
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Something has been bothering me since I first read this piece from MMQB's Robert Klemko on a new witness to the Peyton Manning-Jamie Naughright story and I've had a hard time putting my finger on what.
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"We climbed a wall of worry, from a growth slowdown and profits flat at best, trade concerns, potential impeachment, and high valuations bothering investors — including myself," said Ned Davis, founder of Ned Davis Research, in a note.
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Meanwhile, foreign diplomats and trade associations are paying for rooms in Trump hotels, sometimes not even bothering to stay in them, presumably or at least possibly in hopes of currying favor or influence in the White House.
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The killing teams have become bolder, sometimes not bothering to hide their faces and exploring more baroque forms of cruelty, like covering their victims' faces with masks of packing tape, occasionally decorated with cartoon eyes and mouths.
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Yet it's fundamentally not all that surprising that some large segment of the public takes the rhetoric about the selflessness of America's military posture at face value and simply wonders why we're bothering to be so generous.
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Perhaps seeking to distance themselves from the gratuitous whimsy of the cake-throwers and men in mouse masks, chart-bothering EDM producers have begun churning out songs with lyrics that resemble inspirational quotes penned by the Used.
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Swift handled the case with aplomb, gave an endlessly quotable testimony, and — in a particularly classy move — sued for only $20163 in damages, just to show that she was only bothering with the trial out of sheer principle.
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Stocks have been rallying hard on the idea the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates soon, but at some point the market needs to see progress on the trade wars and economic weakness that are bothering the Fed.
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I talked to Alison Green, from Ask a Manager, and she says, either you have to have the awkward conversation or live with the feeling that's bothering you and there are different degrees of living with that thing.
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"If one of us is having a concern, it's easy to make snap decisions and snap reactions, and we've learned to slow down a minute and think about why a situation is bothering the other person," Caroline said.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's ruling 5-Star Movement has suggested using verbal sleight of hand to solve a problem that has been bothering some of its politicians — a rigid two-term limit on how long members can hold office.
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The Curry family can obviously afford a full-time chef should they choose to employ one, so Ayesha's practically a saint for even bothering once in awhile, much less making it such an integral part of their life.
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But that doesn't change the fact that he intended to knee Poirier in the head and that he did so either without bothering to realize those knees would be illegal or without understanding the rules he was breaking.
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Less a break, more a complete disappearing act, he returned as an even bigger enigma than the one who seemed so effortlessly ahead of his time on his ragged debut and the chart-bothering follow-up Kings & Queens.
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As for Kaine, his doctor revealed that the Virginia senator is in "overall excellent health," works out three times a week – cardio and calisthenics – and has battled the notoriously painful plantar fasciitis, but it's not bothering him now.
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It's another annoying hurdle to jump through that could help to keep Flash from bothering Safari users (or lead to Safari users having outdated and buggy installations on their system, although that's no change from the status quo).
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Treaties between member states have failed to stop double taxation in practice, with investors waiting years in some cases for refunds, often giving up or not bothering to claim due to bureaucracy, the Commission said in the document.
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" Saharsky went on, "Sometimes Justices will pose questions in a way that's not very clear, and it's frustrating on both sides, because they feel like you're not really answering them, and you can't figure out what's bothering them.
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"People are fairly free, I'm talking to you from a hotel I'm putting on my Human Rights Watch T-shirt, I'm freely talking about what is happening and no one is bothering me -- so that's different," he said.
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At the "Axe Rage Rooms", where the experience costs $17, participants wearing protective suits and helmets wrote the issues bothering them on a blackboard - "ex-girlfriends", "boss" and "all boyfriends", the words becoming the targets of their anger.
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It was ridiculous and widely ridiculed in turn, but what was uncanny about it all was the realization that the things bothering Trump on one floundering, anarchic, brain-eating website are now his whole world, and our news.
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The issue arises from the 2017 tax bill, which nearly doubled the standard deduction: It will be $12,200 for single people this year and $24,400 for married people filing taxes jointly, and fewer people are bothering to itemize.
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