I cared about money, I cared about girls, I cared about all the wrong things—not about the music.
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He cared about the mission, and he cared about the people.
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But they wanted change more than they cared about being cared about.
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"Tony Parker was someone that cared about his teammates, he cared about his community, he cared about basketball, his friends, and now his wonderful, beautiful family," he said.
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"He cared about his secondary leads, he cared about how hard he ran from first to third, he cared about every fine detail," said Andy Green, the Mobile manager.
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"I always cared about him, and I know he cared about me," Ms. Burlingham said.
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They cared about immigration because they cared about preventing disorder, cultural as well as criminal.
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I wanted to make things that I cared about, and make things with people I cared about.
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He cared about bigness because he cared about democracy, and it was connected to his ideas about privacy.
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Thrones viewers mostly cared about the Dothraki in relation to a character they already cared about, Daenerys Targaryen.
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"We were able to build a community of kids who cared about what we cared about," she said.
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But the metrosexuals were the post-9/11, pre-credit crunch dandies: They shagged around but cared about their skin, watched football but cared about their hair, drank lager but cared about their teeth.
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To the extent that basketball fans cared about individual basketball players, it was college basketball players they cared about.
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The issue, though, is it doesn't appear that Trump cared about corruption — he cared about probes into the Bidens.
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I hired people to care about clothes, because I cared about clothes so little; I cared about fashion so little.
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He was supportive of a lot of the causes that I cared about and the people I know cared about.
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Many people resented my impatience and honesty, but I never cared about acceptance as much as I cared about respect.
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He cared about his friends and those he worked with, as much as he cared about the people of his city.
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He talked about things that people cared about in a political system that seemed organized not to talk about things that people cared about.
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As much as he cared about winning, I think the thing I will remember most about Mr. McNair is the way he cared about the players.
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They say Dr. Mark Hausknecht deeply cared about his patients, volunteered in his community and cared about the environment, often recycling cans on his daily commute on his bike.
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I've sent thousands of nameless grunts to their doom in hundreds of strategy games, but I've cared about few of them as much as I've cared about Taylor Swift.
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"These were people who really cared about the Ebola crisis in the way I cared about the Syria crisis," Setrakian said of the people who reached out to her.
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If they cared about the separation issue, if they really cared about the DACA kids, well, convince me that I&aposm wrong, they could actually fix it in a day.
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Rather, they cared about procedural justice — or lack thereof.
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But above all, he cared about people more than work.
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But Donald Trump has never cared about the average worker.
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I wouldn't say they cared about my sexuality like that.
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The last thing I cared about was building a building.
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I didn't share the photo because I cared about status.
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And "really cared" about those who were close to him.
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Trump has never cared about succeeding on DC's terms though.
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" "If I cared about someone I'd like to know that.
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I had someone I really cared about kissing me goodnight.
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Until today, I did not know I cared about sports.
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If he cared about you, he'd do anything for you.
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It was clear that she truly cared about their answers.
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She always cared about the type of person you are.
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In part, Nunes cared about the Azores for personal reasons.
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I still care about the same things I cared about.
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Drake: Aw, man, remember when people cared about your features?
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She was very unique and lovable, everyone cared about her.
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Only some people voted when they cared about an election.
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It's like Canada Goose, nobody cared about that one either.
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The complaint used to be no one cared about Africa.
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I cared about having my body restored at whatever cost.
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"At that point, I really cared about Adam," she said.
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I cared about that from a very young age. Why?
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I didn't have people representing me that cared about me.
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And to Joan, who cared about this, the blonde one.
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What Tintoretto cared about were bodies, muscly and in motion.
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Also, someone I cared about lied to me for months.
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She wanted her players to know she cared about them.
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"They have never cared about these things," she remembered thinking.
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All anyone cared about, really, was what they were wearing.
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He cared about the subject and took personal, intellectual action.
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A lot of people cared about that kind of thing.
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What they said they cared about, they didn't care about.
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Which meant that I created something no one cared about.
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We threatened it because we knew they cared about it.
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He's pushed away everyone who has ever cared about him.
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The public cared about their connections with friends and family.
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They just cared about other issues, like tax cuts, more.
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Everyone who knew Pete cared about him and respected him.
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But the Nazis cared about Jewish blood, not religious identity.
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According to polls carried out at the time, people cared about this considerably more than they cared about the recovery of savings lost in the early 22015s, social justice or the fight against corruption.
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AND ULTIMATELY BOTH OF THOSE COMPANIES ENDED UP PARTNERING WITH US BECAUSE THEY CARED ABOUT DELIVERING A GREAT CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE, THEY CARED ABOUT HELPING PEOPLE GET SUCCESSFUL RELATIONSHIP OUTCOMES AND WE'RE ABLE TO DO THAT.
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It is simply not something they have cared about, at all.
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And she only cared about my brother, me, and my dad.
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And all Mike cared about was that we were cool guys.
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" The group Freedom for Immigrants said Sessions "never cared about justice.
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And there was a character, Izzy, that I actually cared about.
|
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But little suggests that most recent protesters cared about such things.
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There was no one else's approval we cared about above hers.
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Nobody cared about me anyway, not my parents, not the teachers.
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They only cared about creating a product that people could consume.
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"Most of all, the Sacklers cared about money," the complaint said.
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Grew up with strong women and really cared about these issues.
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I loved them and cared about them and learned from them.
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It's wonderful that Coogler cared about these elements in his script.
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He made it because he cared about a kid named Barry.
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I'm going back and looking at moments that I cared about.
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MW: Did you find that anyone cared about cybersecurity back then?
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If you really cared about DREAMers, you have to do this.
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By most accounts, this was the number Reagan cared about most.
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And she only cared about my brother, me and my dad.
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Back in my day, we mocked people who cared about grammar.
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No one cared about someone who came only out of need.
|
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More cared about health care (41 percent) and immigration (23 percent).
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I never really cared about WhatsApp because now it's so annoying.
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"Nobody cared about satisfying the sexual needs of women," she remarks.
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" When the video came out, Davis added, "People cared about us.
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" "You could tell he really cared about her and her career.
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She thought he cared about her; they had three children together.
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"I cared about the people who worked for me," he said.
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I just cared about the borrowed logo splashed across my chest.
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Investors and analysts only cared about how many iPhones it sold.
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They guide us through, looked after us, and cared about us.
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In the past, we mostly cared about vehicle speed and handling.
|
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Few others cared about what they felt or believed or experienced.
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No one cared about what roles he had gone out for.
|
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He let them look as if they cared about women. Gov.
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He just cared about taking the pictures he wanted to take.
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"I didn't realize how much he cared about me," she said.
|
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If only our current president truly cared about any of them.
|
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No one cared about the outcome; the distraction was reward enough.
|
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"President Bush cared about every single one of us," he said.
|
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What Congress cared about in 1950 is even more important today.
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It also proved how much he knew and cared about it.
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He always asked about me, looked after me, cared about me.
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I wanted them to respect me because I cared about them.
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I--like, I never cared about fame or attention while performing.
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"I've lost everything I cared about," she says in the book.
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Also she had just met a man who she cared about.
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And this is something I've cared about for a long time.
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I don't really think any of us ever cared about money.
|
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What I cared about was were you working with the Russians?
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Edward was the one person Elliot believed truly cared about him.
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No one in America cared about the first day of spring.
|
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And it wasn't just that they cared about left-leaning analysis.
|
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He was asked if he cared about the pain Emily endured.
|
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"I had no idea anyone cared about it really," he said.
|
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What he really cared about, he wanted to be the CEO.
|
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Nobody cared about the bus or gave it a second look.
|
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In those years, Americans were absolutely besotted with plant-based eating, both as a way to signal they cared about the earth and its animals and as a way to say they cared about their own health.
|
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We cared about fictional politicians because we cared about real politicians, and because in the Obama era, Washington seemed—at least to the educated liberal demographic to which these shows were targeted—glamorous and noble and idealistic.
|
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Like the music videos people cared about were 'Bad Blood' and... Lemonade.
|
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Not since junior high school had I cared about popularity, fitting in.
|
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Ultimately, he mostly cared about hashing out a custody agreement for Dream.
|
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They were there to show Mac how much they cared about him.
|
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No one cared about spoilers; they were too curious about the conversation.
|
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He was my favorite player, the only player I ever cared about.
|
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We cared about Cambridge Analytica because it could have helped elect Trump.
|
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I'm not trying to imply that Sony never cared about picture quality.
|
|
But Jon has never much cared about being King in the North.
|
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Anyone who really cared about illegal immigration wouldn't be hiring illegal immigrants.
|
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But he was a genuine intellectual, someone who cared about evidence & argumentation.
|
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Everyone has owned an object they particularly cared about while growing up.
|
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Let's return to a time when we all cared about one another.
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We are all loved and cared about by those around us #talk.
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I did so because I thought he cared about people like me.
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I didn't feel anybody cared about whether I was there or not.
|
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I really cared about the competition, and I still care about it.
|
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And you thought all we cared about were the Strzok- Page texts.
|
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He cared about his fellow pros and the good of the game.
|
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He was affectionate with his cousins, protective over anybody he cared about.
|
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"When we interviewed these people, no one cared about them," McNeil says.
|
|
Nobody knew who Simpson was or why Americans cared about his fate.
|
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People might not have cared about the email story in a vacuum.
|
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He used his wealth to support charities and organizations he cared about.
|
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Like a biographer, Bishop cared about facts (or at least pretended to).
|
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The only thing he cared about was making it to the pole.
|
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It was something he wanted to learn from, something he cared about.
|
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If a woman cared about height, he reasoned, she was superficial anyway.
|
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The president cared about the distractions, the disruption and the bad press.
|
|
What she really cared about, she said, were education and reproductive rights.
|
|
If the President cared about its former workers, he would know that.
|
|
"The factory was the only thing they cared about," Mr. Mohamad said.
|
|
Fifty years ago, no one cared about smoking from a health perspective.
|
|
She's never actually cared about people other than her own immediate family.
|
|
They cared about others, which led them to Syria, for different purposes.
|
|
After all, if Trump cared about the American people's consent, he'd resign.
|
|
Despite this, we had an hourlong conversation about issues we cared about.
|
|
God had sent a lightning bolt to destroy everything she cared about.
|
|
But I sort of ignored the thing that I always cared about.
|
|
We knew then that there was somebody that cared about our struggle.
|
|
"If I cared about optics, this deal probably never would have happened."
|
|
Because cancer has recently killed another woman I cared about very deeply.
|
|
She cared about people who didn't succeed as much as she did.
|
|
"It bothered me that no one cared about it," Mr. Muhammad said.
|
|
I had a boy I really cared about take advantage of me.
|
|
Which was the only thing president cared about with respect to Ukraine.
|
|
He cared about me as a friend, not just as a check.
|
|
He cared about the Bidens and getting an investigation into them announced.
|
|
Such a query would suggest that this person cared about the answer.
|
|
"He made it seem like he cared about my career," Shulman said.
|
|
My parents really cared about my education while I was growing up.
|
|
They knew Mr. Noll cared about evangelicals as a group of people.
|
|
This would happen in an administration that cared about truth or accuracy.
|
|
"I happened to be the candidate who cared about things that every person in District Five cared about, and I was able to communicate that, and none of that had to do with party or ethnicity," she said.
|
|
I think it's always been ... You know, Steve Jobs was a typographer himself, and so he always cared about design, and he cared about ... There's a sense of excellence there that has always been about rejection of the mediocre.
|
|
It was small enough they still cared about, you know, each individual person.
|
|
Lamar Alexander said Summitt was a dedicated Tennessean who cared about her community.
|
|
I was told not to do that by everybody who cared about me.
|
|
"That stuff is what we cared about, that stuff was protected," Webb said.
|
|
I cared about the earth, of course, but I wasn't a hardcore environmentalist.
|
|
"It could have been a bad movie no one cared about," said Affleck.
|
|
That's what I've always cared about and that's what I'll do as president.
|
|
GUTFELD: You&aposre just showing pictures... PERINO: People cared about the dogs more.
|
|
Basically as soon as he proposed, all she cared about was the wedding.
|
|
Because I wanted to work with someone I felt actually cared about me.
|
|
These people were close to me, people who cared about me without condition.
|
|
Twitter began sifting out what you cared about most and showing it first.
|
|
I cared about Will Smith at the time, I didn't care about acting.
|
|
Until fairly recently, only a wonky fringe in Washington cared about this issue.
|
|
"Steve Jobs was a typographer himself, he always cared about design," she said.
|
|
Women who cared about you, listened to you, fed you, and raised you.
|
|
That was stuff that I cared about even before House of Highlights started.
|
|
It's been over a decade since she really cared about any of this.
|
|
AG: I felt John was painting about the things that I cared about.
|
|
Netflix can ignore that because it's never cared about what theater chains do.
|
|
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: To watch people change, begin to feel cared about, is heartwarming.
|
|
I always cared about the immigration issue, even before my son was killed.
|
|
Don't think the people who built them cared about getting our names right.
|
|
We were surprised how much people cared about our book, and it's great.
|
|
"I never cared about Stephen Ross," the "Port of Miami 2" rapper says.
|
|
They were good guys who cared about breaking down the old boys' network.
|
|
I accept the science, and I cared about the implications of the science.
|
|
I'd cared about my grandfather deeply too, though we were not terribly close.
|
|
The goat was called Two Stroke, and all he cared about was eating.
|
|
When I talked to them, the girls only cared about boys and sex.
|
|
Who cared about rude interlopers when I had had such an awesome run?
|
|
As a freshman, I cared about my friends, my boyfriend and my poetry.
|
|
It means getting to the truth, because that's all he ever cared about.
|
|
We forget that we barely cared about this tournament like a decade ago.
|
|
"She really cared about the possibilities of a literary magazine," Ms. Simpson said.
|
|
But a chief justice who cared about the institution of the Supreme Court?
|
|
She said more people cared about her lipstick than her lack of hair.
|
|
He cared about the people at the State Department at all different levels.
|
|
But most executives behaved as if they cared about their workers and communities.
|
|
I never cared about these people, because I always went for my dreams.
|
|
Until recently, nobody in soccer cared about much beyond who scored the goals.
|
|
How foreign it seemed, how little I cared about its striving and admonitions.
|
|
He was somebody I'd always cared about so deeply and loved very deeply.
|
|
And fewer than half of Americans believed that Republicans cared about the poor.
|
|
She cared about the Judeo-Christian principles on which our country was founded.
|
|
They really cared about, you know, me — just a regular person out there.
|
|
Nobody ever cared about it, nobody ever used it until Mayor Landrieu did.
|
|
He cared about his family, his children, the prospect of a new life.
|
|
All he has ever cared about is that he be called the winner.
|
|
"Nobody cared about watches, so that was a big challenge," Mr. Chan said.
|
|
Say what you will about that egg and those who cared about it.
|
|
They just had to be people that the teens knew cared about them.
|
|
The past regime cared about gestures and appeasing fans; this one does not.
|
|
You know, the Instagram direct message platform that, initially, nobody used or cared about?
|
|
I met with people who cared about our country and I was very proud.
|
|
As someone who cared about animals, I felt that I needed to do something.
|
|
That's how I knew that this was real and he genuinely cared about me.
|
|
She'd never cared about the subject before, but suddenly, it seemed to be everywhere.
|
|
"All I cared about at that time was for him to get back home."
|
|
She cared about the #GoldenStateKiller being behind bars and the victims getting some relief.
|
|
The old MWC used to be relevant when we cared about our signal dropping.
|
|
She says she definitely thinks he cared about how Swift felt about the song.
|
|
They said they cared about family values, but they elected a bullying, misogynistic swindler.
|
|
That makes me feel inspired that something is really being shared and cared about.
|
|
Vikram Gandhi didn't direct the Netflix biopic Barry because he cared about Barack Obama.
|
|
"I'm sure she knew of all the people who cared about her," he says.
|
|
Besides Kim Kardashian, very few people have cared about BlackBerry phones in recent years.
|
|
I should have just waited until I met somebody who actually cared about me.
|
|
You could tell that if I cared about colors I would have acted differently.
|
|
"She caught my attention, I cared about it, and it became personal," Dorgan said.
|
|
I felt like nobody else really cared about whether I got the prescribed treatment.
|
|
Ten years back the people that cared about this were in highly regulated industries.
|
|
These were the entries on our game sheet -- the only ones we cared about.
|
|
But the only death I really cared about was that of a CGI dragon.
|
|
She "cared about people, especially the disabled and people that needed help," Zwicke says.
|
|
I hadn't really cared about getting out until I found out I had cancer.
|
|
But nobody really cared about how many pills they were getting or weren't getting.
|
|
Only thing he cared about was if you could hit, run, field, and throw.
|
|
The part I cared about was where Clinton compares Sanders to a one-upper.
|
|
"He really enjoyed birdwatching a lot, and he really cared about birds," she says.
|
|
If they cared about making America more conservative, they would have passed the AHCA.
|
|
By this stage, I must confess, I no longer cared about the bear. ♦
|
|
They were always the ones who cared about bias cuts, cloisonné, Murano glass — whatever.
|
|
He saw FOX as a big family, and he cared about everything we did.
|
|
He cared about how the light reflected off the trucks, not about understanding death.
|
|
I don't think the Discovery writers cared about nurturing believable characters at this point.
|
|
I can't recall the last time he cared about what I needed or wanted.
|
|
"Whether you get liked or not […] I've never really cared about that," she said.
|
|
He criticized the Generation X writers for making satire without people you cared about.
|
|
A station we've cared about for many years has been stripped of its credibility.
|
|
Still, she wrote about gender and other topics she cared about when she could.
|
|
Ann Romney had to show the audience that her husband really cared about people.
|
|
But most recipients didn't care how the notes were phrased, they cared about warmth.
|
|
None."I've never felt less cared about by an employer until now," they added.
|
|
Protecting the environment is something Oskar Metsavaht has cared about since his early life.
|
|
Again and again, they said they cared about beating Donald Trump above all else.
|
|
I wanted it to translate on camera that this was someone I cared about.
|
|
I cared about getting a 4.0 because I worried about my prospects after college.
|
|
"He actually cared about the truth and about coming to understand things," he said.
|
|
The only things she has ever demonstrably cared about was Jaime and her children.
|
|
Did I want him to donate some money to something that I cared about?
|
|
They never really cared about debt and deficits; it was a fraud all along.
|
|
Bottom line: I would be open to impeachment if you cared about my problems.
|
|
Unsurprisingly, we find out that the white witch cared about her reviews and sales.
|
|
If he cared about Dreamers, Trump could unilaterally decide to keep it in place.
|
|
He wondered which of the candidates really cared about the issues that affect him.
|
|
If I were an extreme sports enthusiast, I might have cared about those deficiencies.
|
|
Everyone thought all they cared about was Wi-Fi, social networks, pictures and parties.
|
|
"Lula is the only one who has ever cared about us," Ms. Araujo said.
|
|
If Romney really cared about "strengthening" Social Security, he'd sign onto the 2100 Act.
|
|
But it was already too late: Denmark started to lose things it cared about.
|
|
But Barnard sophomores Courtney and Sofia cared about making their space feel like home.
|
|
You truly cared about people and wanted to make the world a better place.
|
|
"She obviously cared about her dog very much, as all dog owners do," Sgt.
|
|
I had amazing professors who cared about me and incredible jobs outside the classroom.
|
|
She said people who cared about climate change needed to look past their differences.
|
|
To say that Cuarón cared about details when capturing that world is an understatement.
|
|
"He cared about who I was and wanted to know my stories," she said.
|
|
Volunteers and staff ran the Jacobs because they cared about the art, he said.
|
|
She's never been skinny, but she never cared about that—and why should she?
|
|
We gave it our undivided attention, thought about what it meant and the questions it was asking; we cared about the samples and the references and all of Ocean's lyrics; we read his story on the album's creation and cared about his narrative.
|
|
"Julianna cared about the details, so there [are] a lot of details here," Moon wrote.
|
|
Would that be the fate of the things I made or kept or cared about?
|
|
It's where she supported the issues she cared about as first lady, especially childhood obesity.
|
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BP: And it wasn't just because no one cared about nature… AH: Not at all.
|
|
And no matter how much I cared about the Jenningses, they were antiheroes, weren't they?
|
|
He explains to James that he cared about him, but he can't be with him.
|
|
I've always cared about my skin routine because I had problematic skin as a teenager.
|
|
Her family – and everyone who cared about her – were begging her to go to rehab.
|
|
Few in the punditocracy cared about whether Trump would actually follow up on his promises.
|
|
The show was comforting, and felt like it cared about engaging with the larger issues.
|
|
When I was in middle school, AIM was the only chat service anyone cared about.
|
|
They cared about Ferraris and holidays in Monaco; he gave Russia wars and international isolation.
|
|
I cared about one of the characters in the game because it was my son.
|
|
However, a minority of Netflix respondents said the human-resources department cared about its employees.
|
|
" She admitted that she "didn't tell anybody because this was somebody I really cared about.
|
|
"He really showed that he cared about one-on-one interaction with voters," he added.
|
|
They're watching a President they've never trusted threaten a political party he's never cared about.
|
|
Aging further and further away from his core audience, he misread what teens cared about.
|
|
After the election, he said that only the news media cared about seeing the documents.
|
|
I guess the fact that I've forgotten shows how little I cared about your feelings.
|
|
Nobody cared about a bunch of faggots in the city dying of AIDS back then.
|
|
Suddenly, a massive wave knocks your flimsy holder over, destroying everything you ever cared about.
|
|
To watch people begin to change, to feel cared about, is beyond measure for me.
|
|
But 30 percent of the time, almost everyone said they cared about their privacy enormously.
|
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In 1996, there was only one three-named teen heartthrob my friends cared about: JTT.
|
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McGregor ... not like the good ol' days when all dudes cared about was stackin' belts.
|
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He had a couple of people in the faith-based office who cared about it.
|
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She was a mom then, and she cared about family then and she still does.
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There was only one three-named dreamboat I cared about in 1996: Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
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Voters cared about issues, but they participated because they needed politics in their own lives.
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"It used to be that buyers really cared about proximity to public transportation," Serhant explained.
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And those King Bhumibol cared about the most — the Thai people — must suffer the consequences.
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But then, as diplomats remind me, when has Putin ever cared about Russia's international reputation?
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"They cared about showing two girls doing it rather than one girl and a guy."
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The Air Force cared about muscles, and growing plants in a space station, and Firefox.
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A writer who cared about story might have taken a moment to all address this.
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Meursault, who has not cared about anything up to this point, wants none of it.
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So my plan was to say stuff that people cared about, but over garage beats.
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Tsu users, meanwhile, didn't come because they cared about connecting – they came for the money.
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I've been lucky enough to work on shows where that's all that anyone cared about.
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If I couldn't take a risk, or do something I actually cared about, who could?
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When our first record was out it was out... that was all we cared about.
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I hated playing sports badly and then having to pretend I cared about getting better.
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The judge, lawyers, and law enforcement officers knew my name and cared about my status.
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Tom Steyer insisted that no one cared about the environment as much as he did.
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He got mileage out of the football players, but no one really cared about dishwashers.
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In 1999, brands really cared about distribution in a different way than they do today.
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If Trump really cared about the vets, he would expand, not eliminate, these indispensable protections.
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If they cared about the police, we would not have such misery in our lives.
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Imagine if a campaign knew that a certain group of voters cared about health care.
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Who cared about, Grann writes, using the intolerant lingo of the times, a "dead Injun"?
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No person who cared about good governance would come up with a system like that.
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Voters did think Bush cared about them, but they didn't think he understood their problems.
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I also stole a lot of rasps, but somehow no one ever cared about those.
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People cared about this issue based on where they came down in the abortion debate.
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It's been an intense journey for everyone who's worked on and cared about this story.
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"Shot-putting is what he cared about," Ms. Grimes said, "and it kept him alive."
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If they cared about the police, we would not have such misery in our lives.
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"They weren't just speaking about a generic election that they cared about," Mr. Horowitz said.
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You care so much about the people and the people that have cared about you.
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Ed and Lily were people I cared about in a world that never stopped moving.
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Basically, no one cared about pairing Friday and the number 213 until the 2700th century.
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LaVar responded to Beverley, claiming people only cared about him because he was playing Lonzo.
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Am I quietly compromising on the thing that I cared about most — my children's Judaism?
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I didn't know whether he was smart, I didn't know whether he cared about journalism.
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A day or a week either way and nobody would've cared about the Drummond Puddle.
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The authorities shut down the gold standard of clubbing that actually cared about their patrons.
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It blew my mind that people cared about software that much, the way I did.
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I felt like a nerd, disappearing into a subject maybe nobody else really cared about.
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His little community of people cared about each other, and they built each other up.
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Because of my writing in 2008, which was pretty widely read by people who cared about Hillary Clinton, who cared about politics, I'd like to think it's pretty nuanced and smart about the various complicated dynamics and a lot of the history in play.
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I wondered if she was surrounded by people who no longer cared about her best interests.
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Prior to the '73-'74 bear market, no one cared about benchmarks because there weren't any.
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He was passionate about the game, loved his home state and he cared about hockey fans.
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HANNITY: We -- I thought they cared about women and children and had a monopoly of compassion.
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Our copy editors knew to check any change with Charles because he cared about every word.
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When it was just us back in my dorm room we cared about data protection. pic.twitter.
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"I didn't feel like Clinton really cared about us," said Murray, a personal service industry worker.
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Almost every person I've ever served with cared about one thing: Can you do your job?
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They regarded him as a father figure, a man who cared about the suffering of others.
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It's not easy to admit, but outside of tech nerd circles, nobody really cared about them.
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She genuinely cared about the people she loved, and her positive outlook on life was infectious.
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But a flashback proves Ashley, at minimum, knows more than everyone else who cared about Jon.
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"As soon as she heard, all she cared about was getting to Kanye," says the source.
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"After the shooting, they heard from all of the people they cared about most," Brooke said.
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But Democrats haven't cared about this issue when the nominee wasn't viewed as being particularly smart.
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So she accepted Mitchell's narrative: that he cared about her, that they shared something romantic together.
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Everyone talks about diversity now; he cared about inclusion while keeping the company predominantly African-American.
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I looked up and saw my friend's wife looking at me like she cared about me.
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After making an income, the tax I paid on it was suddenly all I cared about.
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Or at least to write jokes for President Obama, who cared about that sort of stuff.
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I started collecting my own, but only the stuff I really cared about—the special stuff.
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If Elliot hadn't cared about Shayla then Vera never would've murdered her to get to him.
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Those men weren't salesmen — they were con artists who never cared about their customers' best interests.
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"He cared about every single soldier, sailor, airman and Marine we sent over there," he said.
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No one cared about a Scouse accent and, in contrast to Britain, blatant ambition was admired.
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He's also never cared about issues that affect the black community, poor people or civil rights.
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Its best writers flung their arms around whatever they cared about, and choked it to death.
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They should be in the keeping of people who knew this woman, who cared about her.
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"The Turks never cared about Jarablus until the Kurds wanted to get there," the official said.
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Marisol, who leaves no immediate survivors, might or might not have cared about the renewed attention.
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"OK," he replied, adding all he cared about was that I did good work for him.
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De Luce: Do you feel like this is the most anyone has cared about this issue?
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If they weren't doing anything wrong it would've just gotten by, nobody would've cared about it.
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Here was a trainer that cared about his fighters, and he'd prove it inside the ring.
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We had fans—people who really cared about what we did, who took care of us.
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That I wasn't worth having sex for the first time with someone who cared about me.
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Ms. Watkins "cared about her craft," said Mr. Stein, one of her editors at Huffington Post.
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Real estate speculators sold off all their land and no longer cared about the transit connections.
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What they cared about was that the transhumanist ideas I suggested could move the economy forward.
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"It was totally worth it to have someone who legitimately cared about me moving," he said.
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Then our small talk turned to whether our fellow Americans on the mainland cared about us.
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But as long as the team was winning, few fans cared about his off-field demeanor.
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They centered their political discourse around issues that Turkish women cared about, such as social welfare.
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That's a bargain compared to a human attorney and covered the documents we cared about most.
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Then again, the Mick Mulvaney I knew cared about the debt & deficits when Obama was President.
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"All I cared about was that we were able to help this girl," Officer Ali said.
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Ms. Chan said her son was studying to be a social worker and cared about others.
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Harvey believed in it, he cared about it, and he defended it to the last word.
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It wouldn't have lasted one if our president cared about the most important kinds of vetting.
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Mr. Jun was moved by learning that other Americans knew of and cared about his plight.
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New York (CNN Business)The US stock market cared about only one thing this year: trade.
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He cared about these more than his grades or his classes, which he attended only occasionally.
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Obama came off as a hip, likable, carefree guy who truly cared about the American people.
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Sondland's revelation rips away the last of the pretense that Trump cared about corruption in Ukraine.
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Because where I'm from, I was damn near the only one that cared about KRS-One.
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To Russia, December 2900, 220006, exactly one year earlier, is the date they really cared about.
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To ensure that he hired the best employees, Leno only cared about one thing: their material.
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But in retrospect, it looks as if McConnell and Ryan never cared about their low ratings.
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But even though he clearly cared about Nina, he wouldn't cross any lines to protect her.
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I also know that if they dressed like they cared about style, it would look strange.
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By this time I was aggravated by seeing "two days ago" appear at the bottom of the photos in the first few slots of my Instagram timeline; I no longer cared about the content, I just cared about the inability to opt-out of this algorithm.
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By a wide margin — 61 percent to 37 percent — Democrats said in a separate NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll last month that they cared about finding a nominee who was likely to beat Mr. Trump more than they cared about nominating one who personally inspires them.
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He said he cared about "Allah" and the holy war being waged by the Islamic State group.
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They did so because they believed Trump would be better than Clinton on issues they cared about.
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"I could truly see in their faces that they cared about what they were hearing," Rozzi said.
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In an America where politicians cared about secure, verified voting, this would have been fixed years ago.
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"For a long time all we cared about was that foreign companies were killing us," Cramer said.
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Yes, some people were concern trolls, but everyone we cared about was happy that we were happy.
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But depending on your needs, those might not be corners you cared about in the first place.
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Instead, she recommends keeping in mind that the person just needs to feel understood and cared about.
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A true conservative, who cared about the Republican Party and the future of America, would demand better.
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And for many years, nobody even cared about Chicago because the violence is primarily black and brown.
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For a long time no one cared about Albright's research, until, all of a sudden, everyone did.
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I appreciated that he wanted to collaborate on the video concept and cared about our opinions/ideas.
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"If they really cared about patients they wouldn't rip this drug from patients," the outspoken Schleifer said.
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"All I cared about was seeing her and making sure she was [okay] before me," said Hank.
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We told them that hard work, fair policy and fundamental decency were what voters really cared about.
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We said it was one of those IPOs that nobody cared about, and it was so right.
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John cared about the institutions of self government, our constitution, our Bill of Rights, rule of law.
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Finebaum then said nobody should feel bad for Newton because Newton has only ever cared about himself.
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Cam Newton has never really cared about anyone other than Cam Newton ... He's brought this franchise down.
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Before anyone cared about metrics, news was a fair, impartial recitation of fact delivered without false equivalences.
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You know, often the parents had limited resources, but they were giving to things they cared about.
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CRUZ: ... if Donald actually cared about... TRUMP: That is not what you said in the op-ed.
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They had already been home-schooled by a master in the only subject they truly cared about.
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That was one degree removed from why the people they were talking to cared about the issue.
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Apparently, all he cared about was an attack that could "somehow cripple the government," the Post reports.
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She remembers that her boss often rejected these pitches, insisting that no one cared about those issues.
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By the time his report came out nobody cared about Whitewater; it was all about Monica Lewinsky.
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The tears weren't from self-pity; they were from having to leave behind people I cared about.
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He cared about nothing beyond Sunday, and across the first 58 minutes, Fitzpatrick proved his coach prescient.
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" But on Wednesday, she told CNN, "I feel so stupid for believing that they cared about me.
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Some women I cared about went along with things I wanted to avoid my disappointment or moods.
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You could tell it was made by people who loved it and who cared about the original.
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"At the time, no one cared as nobody cared about churches and monasteries during communism," said Kakachia.
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Being able to plan my life and do work I cared about, but have some balance, right?
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Abortion opponents don't care what happens to an unwanted child, and they've never cared about the mother.
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Others cry because they didn't think people on the outside cared about what was happening to them.
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In Russia coaches never cared about it, thinking that Russian gymnastics is, first of all, about choreography.
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Is there a time you missed out on doing something you cared about because you prioritized grades?
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"It was a peanuts operation, because nobody really cared about black shows," Mr. Tulchin bluntly told Smithsonian.
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These lawyers say that if Trump and Kushner truly cared about clemency, they would've kept the program.
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Together, they realized that if you were someone who really cared about fashion and design — and Mrs.
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"I really don't think they cared about my daughter," her mother, Yolanda Ward, told CNN affiliate WDJT.
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"The idea that strangers cared about my family just completely changed my experience of life," Robbins said.
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In polls, he said, only a third of respondents agreed that Republicans "cared about people like" them.
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"While I was gone I felt like nobody loved me and nobody cared about me," she said.
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They didn't care that Aria and her teacher were making out — they cared about two girls kissing.
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Yet he didn't count them up like notches on a gun, because he cared about justice more.
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Even crazier ... Todd tells us he doesn't think his sister would've cared about a CGI rendering either.
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Whether students had professors who cared about them and the job experiences they had outside the classroom.
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But the only question I really cared about was this one: Ms. Pascal is back on email?
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Nearly everyone we worked with had something they cared about that occupied their lives outside of work.
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He genuinely cared about whoever seemed like the most vulnerable populations—the sick, the elderly, and kids.
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The reason he won is because he sent a signal to people that he cared about them.
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Along the way, I was trying to figure out how I could feed the part of me that cared about policy and cared about how we make a difference in people's lives on a large scale, while I was working on improving people's lives on a very small scale.
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And I found that I cared about this bison in a much deeper way than I had before.
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Microsoft said it had been planning renovations and surveyed employees to see what they cared about the most.
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"I always have room to fix things with someone that I have cared about so much," she said.
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"My heart goes out to her family and friends and to everyone who loved and cared about her."
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I shared my story with Republicans, Democrats and basically anyone who cared about coming together to solve this.
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Back when I was barred from casting my ballot, purging voters just wasn't an issue anyone cared about.
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And they were high-profile, media-friendly demonstrations that the Bush administration cared about tracking down unauthorized immigrants.
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And it wasn't just because the show had hardcore devotees—it was because the show cared about them.
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In some ways, Bobby provided stability in her life, and she had someone who truly cared about her.
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"I always assumed that she was in a safe place with people that cared about her," she said.
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My heart goes out to her family and friends and to everyone who loved and cared about her.
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By the end of the game, I'd managed to build a persona my play partner honestly cared about.
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It gave answers that seemed really historically accurate for our town (things we neither knew or cared about).
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The only thing we cared about on Snapchat this year was a glorious, dancing, augmented reality hot dog.
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He only cared about people like that woman who'd shown up, the regulars who live in NE Portland.
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I cared about doing what was right because I knew that would make my mother and father proud.
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He brought a lot of money to our district, was what the folks in the community cared about.
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In some ways, Bobby provided stability in her life and she had someone who truly cared about her.
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You could tell he truly cared about it, especially in a college that had gaps within the system.
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From my earliest school years onward, I never cared about popularity or being one of the cool kids.
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And so: Here are the only six things we cared about in Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald.
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We had travelled 153,000 miles to see a memorial no one knew about and no one cared about.
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I don't even know how that's supposed to be funny, especially if she cared about him at all.
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But it's heartbreaking how much she and Wes both cared about each other, as that final voicemail proved.
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To care about the characters in the way that I have cared about television families in the past.
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And they're all issues that the Trump voters in the Wisconsin crowd told Hayes they cared about deeply.
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None of this systemic angst would matter if it wasn't paired with a scripted story I cared about.
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Diamonds were kind of shitty and useless before then; nobody cared about them, and they're not even rare.
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It wanted to create the image of an airline that cared about customer loyalty — one that had heart.
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Neither of us really cared about it, assuming it was on the ground somewhere after a quick look.
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He only cared about sleeping and food, sort of like me at the height of my Garfield infatuation.
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I never cared about being able to be an artist, or rapper, or musician, none of that shit.
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The truth is, I haven't cared about you for a long time -- in fact, I've been avoiding you.
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I rarely saw anything I cared about in my News Feed, and I rarely posted anything at all.
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Folks cared about the Russia-Trump link or lack thereof regardless of whether Trump was tweeting about it.
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But nobody much cared about the day-to-day verbiage uttered by the occupant of the White House.
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Here's how each of us saw the process, what we cared about and how we closed the deal.
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Jascha Kaykas-Wolff: We've cared about privacy and people being in control of their data since our inception.
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Perhaps most important, I actually cared about the main character, believed her motivations, and wanted her to succeed.
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It's time to take a lead on issues that I cared about and try to get something done.
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I overwhelmed him with knowledge, but all he cared about was whether I played the piano or not.
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No. Some people were more judgmental than others, but those who cared about them were supportive and understanding.
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Before that video, I had long regarded United Technologies as a company that cared about its employees' welfare.
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"He was capable, took his time with me, and cared about helping me find a solution," she says.
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There's no evidence that anyone in Philadelphia ultimately cared about the long-faced man's consumption of bad cheese.
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The neighborhood felt very lonely and ignored, and like nobody had cared about it in a long time.
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"They were good guys who cared about breaking down the old boys' network," Sandberg and Grant explain. Heroes!
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People also really cared about the costumes, and the septuagenarian voting members of the Academy dug the music.
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After the election, Americans thought their president-elect cared about people like them by a 6-point margin.
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What McCain was is a senator willing to work with Democrats to get things he cared about done.
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It's a historic moment: This is actually the most Americans have ever cared about any soccer team, ever.
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They do care about the stories, they care about a lot of things that I've always cared about.
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He wrote letters to the parents of each to let them know someone had cared about their sons.
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But it was once only an overly sensitive elite that cared about public literacy or stopping child labor.
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"He cared about his tools," said Dr. Wierer, adding that many showed signs of being resharpened or repaired.
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No, they haven't abandoned their commitment to fiscal responsibility; they never cared about deficits in the first place.
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That's something the Obama administration cared a lot about, and it's something the American public also cared about.
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Brieanna said that her best foster mother was a drug addict who, despite everything, really cared about her.
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I no longer cared about the grapes we lost due to a combination of drought and smoke taint.
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It wasn't so long ago that Republicans in Congress cared about how a president comported himself in office.
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In the good old days, the airlines certainly cared about the bottom line, but they weren't as greedy.
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Very quickly, I transformed from someone who cared about saving money to someone who was consumed by it.
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They cared about basically one thing from the moment they set foot in France, and that was winning.
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And I always appreciate it, because I've had shows that I cared about that were canceled almost immediately.
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One concluding point: The issue that Virginians most cared about (38 percent in exit polls) was health care.
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And once he's accomplished that, he can finally drift away, secure in having isolated everyone he cared about.
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The second wave cared about racism too, but it could be clumsy in working with people of color.
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The accounts also targeted people based on issues they cared about in an effort to stoke political tensions.
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"I want that to be his legacy, that he lost his life to protect those he cared about."
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But I don't think so because it wasn't my doing... I was looking for a way to express what was going on in that moment in terms of gender and class and race... I cared about landing that speech in the room, and then I cared about not getting cut off.
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It was not as if she and Daniel never had sex, but when they did, Daniel often felt lonely in his desire for something more — not necessarily exotic sex but sex in which both partners cared about it, and cared about each other, with one of those interests fueling the other.
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"She cared about others and what she could do to build people up," her aunt said, according to MLive.com.
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"They cared about the people," Ms. Walters said as the college team showed her twin boys around their labs.
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In other words, it's much closer to the old video store experience when you actually cared about your choices.
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"As soon as she heard, all she cared about was getting to Kanye," a source told PEOPLE on Wednesday.
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Teigen shared the story to share a foot-in-mouth moment, but no one cared about her accidental rudeness.
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Kanye West appeared to be rendered speechless when Jimmy Kimmel asked him whether Donald Trump cared about black people.
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We've always cared about appearance, particularly for women, she says, but technology has made the focus stronger than ever.
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If the women movie makers created cared about money, they showed it by scheming to marry rich, rakish antiheroes.
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I was crying every day, self harming, pushing away people who cared about me and I had extreme anxiety.
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"I work in the fashion industry and I noticed none of the designers cared about it," she told Mashable.
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By the time he was finally a free man, it was his ex-wife Joanne the tabloids cared about.
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"Our users were very much focused on immediacy and cared about what they wanted to do tonight," said Rad.
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I didn't, I actually cared about you, but I'm not trying to be in this situation with you anymore.
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In his letter Ben explained that employers cared about the reputation of the university a job applicant has attended.
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There's hot air coming in from the windows, and we're already sweating, but we both never cared about that.
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It literally would have been unimaginable until a few years ago, when Netflix started creating shows people cared about.
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In the old days, our grandparents got to know customers by name and genuinely cared about solving their problems.
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"When I was 14 to 16, in high school, I cared about what people thought about me," she said.
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And Bernie Sanders, a senator from Vermont, came here and cared about me more than our leadership ever has.
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We really wanted to make sure we were getting it out to people we really cared about for free.
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In an angry encounter after the interview, he also questioned if Americans actually cared about Ukraine, according to NPR.
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He said Monday that China didn't comment on a politician's style or personality and only cared about their policies.
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"I mean, I've literally never cared about grammar ever in my life up until this very moment," she says.
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This was a dedicated crew who really cared about the show being as good as we could make it.
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All of them would have failed equally, because no U.S. president in history has really cared about our situation.
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I've never cared about the minutiae of a game in this way before, making every day thrilling and terrifying.
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The first time I worked with subject matter that I cared about was after a visit home to Israel.
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"He gave his life to protect those he cared about," Pifer explained in an off-camera interview with CNBC.
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" Jeff Bridges: "Bernie and I really hit it off; we both cared about a lot of the same stuff.
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We're getting a lot of emotional support from the community because a lot of people cared about this bird.
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For John Roache, it represented a way to create and share a passion for something he really cared about.
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They told their lawyer to go back and get Spiderman rights only, because all anyone cared about was Spiderman.
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Last year, 81% of Republicans thought Trump would unite the country, 91% that he cared about people like them.
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If Sanders really cared about elevating women, he would resign his Senate seat and dedicate himself to the campaign.
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She had called herself mom-in-chief, and cloaked in that nonthreatening title, had done what she cared about.
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A brother, Eric Paddock, described his sibling as a "narcissist" who only cared about people he could benefit from.
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I don't think she's ever cared about what people think, which is what has made her a great champion.
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Generations of people whose names she didn't know, whom she'd never cared about, had been born and died there.
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Until now, when someone's Messenger app buzzed, they could be confident it was someone they cared about contacting them.
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Before he was speaker, Ryan was often described, however dubiously, as a serious policy wonk who cared about details.
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No one cared about an energy company down in Houston, Texas, that might be up to some sketchy things.
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The way he cared about his appearance made me want to sabotage my own, which took surprisingly little effort.
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When Kirby sold it, she made sure the buyer was someone who cared about the community, like she has.
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Many times before had we mentioned how little we cared about our baby's gender; boy, girl, what's the diff?
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In The Last Guardian, the set pieces work because I actually cared about what would happen to these characters.
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But Hosmer's gamble paid off, embodying the will and urgency of a team that never cared about the odds.
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At first it was a fan pursuit; they merely wanted to make transcriptions of the music they cared about.
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But inevitably, every investor question was some coded way of asking about Rockstar because that's all shareholders cared about.
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I was just tired of not seeing anyone like me writing about the issues and topics I cared about.
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Whether or not most Democrats actually cared about the deficit, their leaders tended to act as if they did.
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I never doubted that he really cared about us as players and people, and wanted the best for us.
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Trump was asked during a Fox News town hall on Thursday night whether he cared about the national debt.
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I cared about it more than my laundry or my food, which — neither were being well taken care of.
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Insurers are also stepping up home inspections, she said, sometimes disqualifying houses with risks they hadn't cared about before.
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The world he cared about was the one he could view, edit, speak to and shade through his camera.
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Unlike my sisters I never cared about our money, and I don't want to be apart of this society.
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The whole conversation seemed to be reduced to the question of whether you cared about suffering children or not.
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"I only loved and cared about all these people … and I'm still the fucking bad guy," he tells Dawson.
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Clearly superproducer Greg Berlanti and writer Marc Guggenheim, teenagers at the time Crisis came out, cared about all this.
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And one way to get people looking was to take subjects from a source they cared about: the news.
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Mr. Obama said he still cared about issues like economic inequality, climate change, justice and the spread of violence.
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The world used to know that we cared about our allies, about the rule of law and about democracy.
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He cared about his clients, which showed, and had me learn the streets and buildings of Boston inside out.
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I mostly cared about medical history, and not so much about whether he went to an Ivy League school.
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She cared about things like grades and jobs, about color theory and museums and steps walked in a day.
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It reinforced that Walt was done with this business, since he no longer cared about getting his money back.
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He and I functioned like amicable former spouses, working out the details of the lives we jointly cared about.
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What if Tenenbaum's operation did something to show voters that she and her campaign cared about bettering their situation?
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By narrowing down the actions players could take, the games paradoxically expanded the vocabulary of actions players cared about.
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So, I saw the real toll that criminal conduct, gang activity, took on people that I really cared about.
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"Our philosophy was to associate the brand name with a company that cared about critical issues," Mr. Goldsmith wrote.
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Simply put, we don't care what those people have to say because those people have never cared about us.
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Of course, if Trump cared about winning the popular vote, he would want to compete in all 50 states.
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But if they cared about people who aren't rich, they wouldn't be working for Trump in the first place.
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If FIFA cared about the allegations of slave labor being used to build Qatar infrastructure, it hasn't said much.
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"It was like a slow suicide, as she no longer cared about the consequences of taking drugs," explains Amanda.
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If nobody cared about the murals the if would be different because no one would be harmed by them.
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That generation cared about appearances and never dropped the veneer of fealty to the ideals of the 1979 revolution.
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But you'd be able to tell in a second that it was made by somebody who cared about food.
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It was about being convinced not by an argument, but by people I knew and loved and cared about.
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Expectations of what a man or a boy should be had these negative impacts on people I cared about.
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The final third of the movie hammered home just how little I cared about anybody onscreen who wasn't Churchill.
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Luke genuinely cared about everyone he worked with, and if you work in entertainment, you know how special that is.
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Needless to say, neither one cared about the foreclosure and my mom was happy to move into a tiny apartment.
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When Glossier first launched in 2014, no one really cared about minimalism — at least, millennials weren't talking about it yet.
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And assuming it didn't bedazzle its own flight suit, it's clear it belonged to someone who probably cared about it.
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Creating jobs in the manufacturing industry and the Affordable Care Act were two of the issues he cared about most.
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If they cared about ideological diversity, they&aposd welcome our voices, pro- feminism, pro-freedom into their understanding of Islam.
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It's the end of an unhappy relationship, something they once deeply cared about, even if there is no future together.
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One, who has worked for seven years at a Longmay mine, said he cared about being paid, rather than retraining.
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"All this report does for me is show how little the FBI cared about the investigation," she told The Verge.
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Second: he completely fails to mention that Gilly dug up this information, and was the one who cared about it.
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"Out of anyone in this entire game, you're the one person I've cared about the entire time," she tells him.
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I betrayed a friend I really cared about and nothing I could say or do would erase what I'd done.
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" Conway told CNN she had been hesitant to speak out: "That's what I cared about, is other people's kids there.
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And, I didn't think I could ever decide on something I cared about enough to imprint on my body forever.
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In contrast only 7% of boomers (aged 50-64) and 2% of those aged over 65 cared about such marketing.
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The prime minister thinks that Brexit deprived her of the chance to focus on the subjects she really cared about.
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You can see that the person who made it really cared about it and brought a unique vision to it.
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Yes, we cared about the overall number of three-seconds versus one-millisecond of time people spent on the apps.
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We're entrepreneurs and we want to grow our business, and the TV side is not something we really cared about.
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The only news some people cared about this weekend was the birth of twins to Queen Bey and Jay-Z.
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Otis' (Darius McCrary) murder has finally been solved, and his killer is the last person you expected — or cared about.
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"His actions demonstrate that the only thing he's cared about is putting money in his bank account," he told Hannity.
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There were people who cared about Hannah left in the world… she just had a very hard time seeing them.
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Tshepo: The last boyband I cared about was probably N*Sync so I have very few feelings about Harry Styles.
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It managed to insult moms, noncity dwellers, and all women who cared about shaming other women based on their haircuts.
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You have to wonder why a known thief cared about gathering geopolitically sensitive information linked to Russia's own global interests.
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I foolishly went in thinking it would be someone that we had known for a while, someone we cared about.
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An online fundraising page set up to raise money for charities Cox cared about has raised nearly a million pounds.
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Back in the day, the only home speaker we cared about was the one we saw on Disney's Smart House.
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If he cared about Latinos, he could shine a light on hate crimes or the ongoing horror of family separations.
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"I've been shouting about silly things -- actors, Oscars, thing I've always cared about," he told CNN in a recent interview.
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"All I cared about was my friends, and going out and partying, and being a young, cool teenager," Mayer said.
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Voting groups who cared about guns or immigration favored the Trump policies; 57 percent said hands-off those Confederate statues.
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The two exchanged harsh words as she grew increasingly vocal, particularly when people she cared about found themselves arbitrarily detained.
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He dressed well, rode a motorcycle, and cared about style and high culture—"an apprentice aristocrat," as Katz described him.
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Yet, every once in a while, we get to see the Huck we cared about before the B6-13 mess.
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But all I cared about then was that she was thin, gorgeous and — by my standards at the time — rich.
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He wanted a tax cut, but more to score a "win" than because he cared about what was in it.
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It's put me in a weird position, because I didn't want them to think money was all I cared about.
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I was four, so of course all I really cared about was getting Link from one block to the next.
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"Dave Toschi cared about the victims far more than catching the Zodiac," he added, "and in this he never failed."
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Republicans are what they always were: They never cared about deficits; they always wanted to dismantle Medicare, not defend it.
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They only cared about money, and if that's all you're interested in, a lot of criminal methods seem quite appealing.
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"For a bunch of Texans who didn't know they cared about the federal government, they care now," Mr. Feehery said.
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It showed me how much he truly cared about me, and just how badly he wanted me in his life.
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When I first speed-read it as a teenager, all I cared about was the heroine's love affair with Vronsky.
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"I respect her service to our community and admire her commitment to the causes she cared about," Mr. Steube wrote.
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"That's all they cared about," he said, which was what led him to write an explainer to answer that question.
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"They wanted somebody who cared about the house," said Mr. Leeder, 34, who works for TwentyPine, a job recruitment firm.
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I buy the s'mores because they are my favorite and no one actually cared about eating some except me (weirdos).
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The fact that Trump has never cared about corruption anywhere but in Ukraine may not be enough proof for some.
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" Clinton added that Franklin, who performed at his first inauguration in 1993, "lived with courage" and "cared about broken people.
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I was even running again, though I stopped using a tracking app, as I no longer cared about my pace.
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I tended to do well with voters interested in creating a welfare state and traditionalists that cared about rural life.
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The union fueled criticism that Juul ultimately cared about profits at the expense of public health, an assertion Juul denied.
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He cared about racial justice, poverty, clean water, good schools, safe schools, and the health of children and the elderly.
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An honorable president who cared about the country and its institution who was convicted might be expected to gracefully depart.
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All of the young people I spoke to used their skill sets to address problems they cared about the most.
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"The hurtful thoughts that filled my head were things I would never say to people I cared about," she said.
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It would be easy to say that no one cared about North Carolina's 3rd or Pennsylvania's 12th District special election.
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To be honest, if schools really cared about their student's overall wellbeing, then a mindfulness class is a no-brainer.
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I never cared about politics when I was younger — my household was fairly apolitical, and my parents rarely discussed it.
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The first painting I really cared about was probably when I was a teenager, maybe 13 or 14 years old.
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The majority of Trump supporters have not cared about any of the fact-checking that we've done on Donald Trump.
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You needed the distraction, and I needed someone that understood my mission and cared about it as much as I did.
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Resentment towards people I really cared about, and isolation from a lot of people who I wanted to be close to.
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Their responses varied: Many women said they cared about issues such as reproductive rights, income inequality, and access to health care.
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The lack of your friends' endorsements for links means you're never persuaded to click something you didn't think you cared about.
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He always cared about what was happening around him, and he was very proud of Mr. Narendra Modi ji and India.
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It wasn't until I worked with doctors of color that I felt heard and seen—like they actually cared about me.
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The people who supported Trump in the GOP primary cared about same-sex marriage, for example, much less than other Republicans.
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He lived with me and wanted to meet other musicians in other bands—and none of the others cared about that.
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There have been plenty of characters I've cared about in novels, movies, and television, of course, but the relationships are different.
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I reflected long and hard on what I really cared about and in 1979 I set up the Open Society Fund.
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I asked all kinds of questions, some that I cared about, and others that my producer, Betsy, really wanted to know.
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But don't worry, you and everyone you've ever known or cared about in any way will be long dead by then.
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I was born and raised in Manhattan, so I never really cared about learning how to drive until three years ago.
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I wasn't doing anything, but SFIV was the only thing I cared about and I put everything I had into it.
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By analyzing the topics people tweeted about, they could dig into what people cared about based on distance from the flames.
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Sure, there was that brief, glorious moment when people cared about whether a sound clip said one word or the other.
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After all, if I didn't let the man I most cared about into my pants, how could he ever love me?
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In those early days, anyone could (and did) put up a shingle and start writing about the stuff they cared about.
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Richard Linklater has never cared about plot in his movies and he's never really concerned himself with adhering to genre, either.
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" Zeke explained, "they 'liked each other,' 'cared about each other,' but were never in a 'relationship,' she was never his 'girlfriend.
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Especially when he threatened to commit suicide if I left him, or do other awful things to those I cared about.
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Rather, the dad wanted to show that he really cared about his daughter, and he wondered why she wasn't answering him.
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And somebody that you loved and cared about so much could take it away from you so quickly, that was heartbreaking.
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Sized up against an iPhone at the time, it was easy to see which companies cared about design and which didn't.
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However, she refuses to surrender to the FBI — that would mean giving up on the only thing she's ever cared about.
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Last night on Game of Thrones we said goodbye to a lot of people, most of whom no one cared about.
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By the time they get around to leaving town, everyone that cared about the team will have begun moving on anyway.
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We can probably rule out white collar crime (aw, remember when people cared about that?) and pee stuff (do amphibians urinate?
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Dead deeply cared about his band and his music, something that was as well-known as his predilection for the occult.
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Liz was so glad to see them warming to someone new that for the moment it was all she cared about.
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This whole area of defense and national security, which I never knew or cared about, was really interesting and important work.
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No one cared about Facebook's dark posts until they were used to discourage African Americans from showing up at the polls.
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That it had to be a character that people really loved and people really cared about — I'm sorry [starts to cry].
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No one in the sixties much cared about these—who was going to mount a theatrical production of a pop cantata?
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Apple CEO Tim Cook said Monday evening that the tech giant cared about privacy before it became a hot-button issue.
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There will be thousands of words used to describe Billy Graham, but there was only one that he cared about: faithful.
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How much girls actually edited their photos mattered too, along with how much they cared about or believed in the result.
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Until that point, without money or friends who cared about the things I did, the world felt a million miles away.
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Tshepo: The last boy band I cared about was probably N*Sync so I have very few feelings about Harry Styles.
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Every single thing that Paul Ryan claims to have cared about and been a leader on was damaged by his time.
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It strikes me that Catherine Cawood from "Happy Valley" and Anne Lister were both Yorkshire women who cared about their communities.
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Trump also fumed at the amount of airtime Comey got without defending the president or discussing other issues Trump cared about.
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Then she discovered something that she was good at, that she cared about because she thought it was helping other people.
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If he really cared about defending the Constitution, he would work within the Constitution's framework instead of undermining the chief executive.
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When I led a platoon of 65 Marines in Iraq, we never cared about your background, skin color or political party.
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"She had a fun laugh; she loved her dogs; she loved going running; she really cared about the community," Hartup said.
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When he encountered internet skeptics, he tried to impress them by looking up something they really cared about — like Gond history.
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If Mr. Trump truly cared about rooting out systemic corruption, why was he sending his personal lawyer to do the job?
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KN: I mean, this was a guy that wanted to cut spending, cut spending, cut spending, only cared about the deficit.
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"A lot of us wanted to work for this brand because we cared about how our clothes are made," they added.
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The easy answer, of course, is that it doesn't exist: They cared about increasing their own power, and not much else.
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I have not cared about the scandals because my connection to the team is not tied to administrators, coaches and professors.
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The picture and his response to it was a sign of how much he cared about the women in his life.
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The very last shot tells us exactly where we are, and why we should have cared about everything we just saw.
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She conceded that Trump was not religious and hadn't shown a commitment to any of the social issues she cared about.
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For that reason, the facts didn't matter to President Trump, because he only cared about the personal benefit from the announcement.
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To my wife and me, the list of organizations was a pretty good inventory of the things we cared about most.
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All they cared about was keeping anyone off the Supreme Court who might vote to reverse Roe or water it down.
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The remarkable thing about Huggins is that, like him or not, he's never much cared about that part of his job.
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"All of a sudden, you cared both about what the processor cost, but you also cared about energy efficiency," Hennessy said.
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Instead, Zuckerberg challenged how a company like Apple, which does charge its users, could argue that it cared about its customers.
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Interest rate targets had become a distraction, and abandoning them helped Volcker focus on the variable he really cared about: inflation.
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"I think growing up my mother was definitely a role model, she was always a working woman and someone who is independent and cared about her career and cared about being independent but also had balance," she said during a Q&A at the Texas Conference for Women, where she was the keynote speaker on Tuesday.
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"I think growing up my mother was definitely a role model, she was always a working woman and someone who is independent and cared about her career and cared about being independent, but also had balance," she said during a Q&A at the Texas Conference for Women, where she was the keynote speaker in November.
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It was a moment of exhaling and cognitive exercise: People really cared about what we thought and listened to what we said.
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The thing that was unexpected was that that part of the story got lost and all people cared about was the game.
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For me, I cared about the local audience, who lived the story or knew a lot of about the war in Aleppo.
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People ran with it and used it as a convenient smoke screen to say that they cared about ethics in games journalism.
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But he and Silicon Valley's investor community would do more than snub a conference if they cared about Saudi human rights abuses.
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Attorneys for the government said the order had highlighted issues that the Trump Administration deeply cared about and a national policy priority.
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Everyone in management cared about quality and accuracy, and they had set up rules, for example, to eliminate pornography and protect copyright.
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Isaac Pareto: I hadn't even cared about that stupid game, but nobody was playing it and we'd been working for so long.
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And the anger was rooted in one place: frustration that the Senate wasn't acting decisively on the particular issue they cared about.
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Each of us took 10-20 seconds to give a statement about what we cared about like agriculture, indigenous rights or water.
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From the get-go, the character I really cared about was Bertie, and this season she finally gets the happiness she deserves.
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HBO released the first full trailer for the show's second season during last night's game — which I guess some people cared about?
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Anyone who really cared about illegal immigration wouldn't be funding Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi; wouldn't be funding the Gang of Eight.
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But nothing in the script suggests the filmmakers cared about any of these characters enough to establish even baseline characteristics for them.
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But as far as settling down, I'll admit, I've had my window shut, even when I've really loved and cared about somebody.
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For as long as I have cared about Hollywood couples, I have cared the deepest about Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's relationship.
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She cared about everyone and her demeanor told people it was OK to open up and share their own lives, she said.
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I haven't cared about Drake or Chance the Rapper's Apple Music exclusives in the past, but there's something about this latest Anderson .
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He lived in Austin, Texas and he grew up with two parents that cared about him and loved him, and a sister.
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There was comfort in knowing that she cared about the fans enough to share these tidbits along with her thoughts and feelings.
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This typically meant only diehard fans cared about DBZ titles, and quality tended to take a backseat to the obvious fan service.
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Flynn told CNN that he found Trump to be an impressive candidate who asked good questions and cared about the right issues.
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Apple has also paid attention to the chatter in Internet forums where some Mac users wondered if Apple still cared about them.
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We all love watching short movies about every person we've ever met or cared about, all day, in the middle of anything.
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My fame was very limited to a specific group of people who lived downtown, no one in the suburbs cared about us.
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Ask yourself this: If the liberal media truly cared about feminism and working-class voters, why have you never heard the following?
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Of course, that's not actually why he does it (he never cared about Saler's as a business venture, it was always personal).
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Once upon a time, the only entity that really cared about gaining access to our minds, about what we believed, was religion.
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After one late night father-daughter conversation devolved into tears, Omoye, then 19, questioned Common on how much he cared about her.
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I was lucky to have a few people who cared about my best interests, but I lacked the commitment to trust myself.
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You've never cared about "fitting in," but that's exactly that rebellious energy that people are attracted to while Venus travels through Scorpio.
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While Roman Opalka can be viewed as a conceptualist, he worked primarily as a painter who cared about materiality as a form.
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Instead, the new Watchlist served as a place to track all the content you cared about, but in a more personalized way.
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The parents I worked with were smart, and they cared about their kids' success to a degree that you might not believe.
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But all we cared about at the end of the day was being able to match the camera movement in both engines.
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" Beyond Spicer, the source said, Dubke "never really had a senior patron or anyone who really cared about him on the staff.
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"Let's face the facts: Hillary Clinton cared more about protecting her own secrets than she cared about protecting America's secrets," he said.
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" Sondland then explained that Trump only cared about "big stuff that matters to [Trump], like this Biden investigation that Giuliani is pushing.
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Voters simply cared about other issues, while many of the party's core constituencies—particularly labor and environmental groups—were ambivalent at best.
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" Other world leaders "cared about my well-being, but more than that, they saw this as an attack on all of us.
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Dinner went really well, we had a lot in common, she was very grounded and down-to-earth, cared about the environment.
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In his video, Mr. Khatami conveyed a simple message: Anyone who cared about reform should vote for every name on both lists.
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"Everything I've ever cared about — with the exception of the president's brilliant passage of the Affordable Care Act — takes time," he added.
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All fun, but we don't care that the boyfriend is going to die, because we haven't cared about or believed anyone here.
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Conservative activists who'd long deeply cared about the Court's makeup — some for religious reasons, others because they disliked big government — were terrified.
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The OC tapped into those obsessions with bands and movies and trends and brought them into a narrative you really cared about.
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In fact I remember specifically the president saying lets do the right thing and I don't think he cared about the politics.
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All he really cared about was getting my friends in trouble and kids in trouble for using their e-cigarettes in class.
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The Action Button let users take action (make a donation) on the issues they cared about without ever leaving the article page.
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That's always been a part of what I cared about, and this book was a great way to couple those two interests.
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"I've always cared about this issue, but when I had a son last year it all changed," he said, his voice breaking.
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After making sure I had a copy of all the Facebook data I cared about, it was time to do the deed.
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"People we talked to would open up to her," he said, "because they knew that she cared about them and their situation."
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Maybe, I told him, he was the one who would rectify the issues that nobody else cared about or dared to address.
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States have always cared about health care costs, but mostly insofar as they related to Medicaid, since that comes from state budgets.
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A New York Times/CBS News opinion poll found that just one-fifth of Americans thought Mr. Bush cared about their problems.
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Which he just put out, which no one cared about because ... No one cared, and it was a huge deal back then.
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When it was just me and Bobby, when there were three or four people using our products, we cared about data retention.
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Aside from well-to-do sportsmen who wanted to ensure they never lacked game to shoot, no one much cared about wildlife.
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"The previous government cared about people like me — student leaders, opposition leaders, politicians — because it needed them," Ms. Nyo Nyo Thin said.
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"When he wasn't listened to, and wasn't believed, it was really hurtful to him, because he cared about the church," she said.
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Had the Collins campaign "really cared" about the trade agreement, Mr. McMurray said, "they would have talked about it" in the ad.
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As you point out, we know that the Iranians have cared about international opinion in the past, as recently as this summer.
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Maybe he'd like, try to write a story on a topic he cared about instead of flying to London all the time?
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I understand this; there are people I cared about who have died and I'd feel devastated if their Twitter accounts were deleted.
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He argues that he has always cared about national security and that he worked on immigration issues long before Trump became president.
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Few of the sharecroppers and factory workers and domestics Kelley described cared about party politics in Moscow or had ever read Marx.
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He was dedicated to charity work, and after his death, his family established a foundation to support community organizations he cared about.
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" But Colbert also said he wasn't interested in a government who cared about ratings, "because we already have that with Donald Trump.
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I loved the people, who were inconceivably smart and cared about books in a way not many of my other friends did.
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"What are you doing?" he recalls thinking, wishing that she was talking more about the "big ticket items" that he cared about.
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I was just like, 'This is the first time anybody has cared about the team, and you're taking it away from us.
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But you wonder what it would look like if one of these big movies cared about Renner enough to make him care.
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Curtailing spending and reducing debt went out the window -- or at least way down the list of what the GOP cared about.
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Instead of secure Medicare and building projects, Mr. Trump's supporters may end up with fewer banking regulations — which they never cared about.
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Alejandro was the type of kid who observed the world in detail, who cared about the people and ideas in his orbit.
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Republicans never actually cared about debt; they just pretended to be deficit hawks as a way to hamstring President Barack Obama's agenda.
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I will never care about Lucy and the Grocery Raiders the way I cared about Ed or Lily in the first game.
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Even your nan was probably a bit of a "face" who only really cared about records and shagging once upon a time.
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If Congress truly cared about protecting American workers and improving our economy, it would both reform and expand the H-1B program.
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They didn't give it back because no critical mass of people who actually matter in Republican politics actually cared about the issue.
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But the point here is that Facebook could be devoting vastly more resources to the problem if it cared about solving it.
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Presumably because I cared about this poll, wanted white people to lose, and assumed my followers would send them down to defeat.
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As someone who was going door to door and talking to people, do you think that Virginia voters cared about the national aspect?
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I couldn't stop grinning — who cared about melted foundation and a skinny jeans wedgie when I'd literally been on top of the world?
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But it seems much clearer that the early comics' playful eroticism was meant as a love letter to the woman Marston cared about.
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We cared about Heather, Josh and Mike so much more than these rather anonymous and annoying characters, who prove difficult to root for.
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"If you really cared about Puerto Rico, you'd say: We will invest in this place to make it a viable economy," Kyle said.
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Parscale said the campaign used "hundreds of thousands" of different micro-targeted ads to reach voters on the issues they specifically cared about.
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The only time I cared about the backlash was when it became death threats, which is again why I created a stage name.
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I would tell my partner that I cared about them deeply, and the past five years were among the best of my life.
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It wasn't about a mansion, it wasn't about a man named Wesker, and no one really cared about a pesky corporation named Umbrella.
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If companies actually cared about OSS instead of virtue signaling, they'd turn those massive exits into windfalls for open source maintainers and foundations.
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This study was important because it showed that leaders who happen to be women prioritized issues that their local female constituents cared about.
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She asked if other young people who cared about DACA recipients would join her in the streets, and she called for massive walkouts.
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Think about a lot of artists that were in groups that everybody cared about their solo album and they never put it out.
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I actually found it hilarious how little the Yorkies cared about our yoga and were just having a merry old time running around.
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"As much as I cared about Raven, I felt like the answer became more and more clear that it was Vanessa," Viall says.
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"We could tell that he really cared about his passengers' satisfaction and we respected him because that's never happened to us," he said.
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What the Republican Party cared about — and ultimately what got the votes — was the donor class, which was very pleased with the package.
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I didn't want to have to pitch ideas or beg for money from people who had no investment in what I cared about.
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Despite it being "bad," Cruz felt that it cared about him more than his own family, who he accused of mentally abusing him.
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I was so burned out that I had little time or incentive to pursue the sorts of writing assignments I actually cared about.
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Chris Christie may not have cared about it so much, but to many people, that would be considered an obnoxious move at best.
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Things would be better if Trump were balanced, at least a little bit, by a Vice President who cared about the tech space.
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I thought this was a little odd since I knew him for so long, cared about him, and owed so much to him.
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The fact that Will was killed quickly and basically unharmed in any other way might imply someone who cared about him was responsible.
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This was a different kind of Microsoft—a Microsoft that cared about making customers love its products and had surprises on the horizon.
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And I've never really cared about money, and being treated differently because of a financial situation that you're in is a weird adjustment.
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I noted the things that — hurtful things happened to people, including my own family, that obviously I paid attention to and cared about.
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We legitimately created Barb Obsession out of nothing, from a character which the show truly could not have cared about or developed less.
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I also assumed support — that the person on the other side of the door already cared about the issues and wanted to help.
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I cared about The Ramones and Iggy Pop, but I worked in comedy, so I was going to see a Vegas comic: Rickles.
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He was a really intense writer who cared about the structure of his songs and was also very cinematic with his word choices.
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Nadya Tolokno has been trying to make "pussy" dangerous since well before anyone cared about where Donald Trump's stubby little fingers had been.
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What the show does so well is fill in the gaps of knowledge you didn't realise you had or would have cared about.
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The most annoying thing I hear is people saying "Oh, I wish I lived in the 70s, where people actually cared about stuff".
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Homeland would launch its third season in September — the last to feature Damian Lewis as Brody, ergo the last season anyone cared about.
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Reaching heartland voters on the topics they cared about, like infrastructure, required a Ph.D. in social media, data mechanics tools, and ad delivery.
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We wanted to have more time to talk about the arrangements – arranging on records was never really something I cared about, until now.
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Instead, I cared about the show's characters, their well-being, and their newfound appreciation for coffee and whisky in a post-occupation world.
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AnchorFree — the company behind the popular VPN app Hotspot Shield — recently surveyed its users, asking them when they cared about privacy and security.
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"I didn't like how many men who only cared about Ali, Coltrane, and Obama praised him as the black authorial exception," she writes.
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If Republicans truly wanted an open process or meaningful debate, or merely cared about paying lip service to these concepts, we'd have both.
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But in 2010 he met Heinz Peter Knes, a Berlin-based photographer, and discovered the pleasures of travelling with someone he cared about.
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This study was important because it showed that leaders who happen to be woman prioritized issues that their local female counterparts cared about.
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"All I cared about from the time I was 3 years old was music, music, music," he told Mr. Cummings of Cross Rhythms.
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I gave large sums of money as donations to organizations I cared about, delighted to feel like I was making a real difference.
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Of course, I also needed to keep money coming in while trying very hard to write things I cared about and executed well.
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He and his romantic partner, David Crane, a co-creator of "Friends," had never cared about clothes until they became Weitz Effect clients.
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"If the Democrats truly cared about addressing the crisis on the border, they would fix the loopholes in our immigration laws," Harrington said.
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To the NRA, I would say they started out as a good organization in the beginning, when they cared about conservation and hunters.
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I never once doubted that my parents cared about my thoughts and my ideas, and I always knew how deeply they love me.
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When I started wearing Indian clothes, the interest in Eastern culture was nonexistent; no one cared about bindis and Aishwarya Rai didn't exist.
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I think it was important for people to see that somebody cared about that — it's something that people are frustrated about every day.
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Basically, I'd be slightly ill and terrible to everybody I cared about for a little while, not an altogether new thing for me.
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He's an alien god that few outside of the comic book community knew or cared about before Chris Hemsworth took on the role.
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That was a really strange moment for me to recognize how little people cared about the topic, so it was on my radar.
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I was embarrassed to find how much I cared about what the deli men would think, how to get the ice cream home.
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And I'd like to be known as someone who really cared about people and worked very, very hard to make America more literate.
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"The school most definitely could've prevented it if they actually cared about the students and listened to the complaints about him," they said.
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An avid student of subjects that he cared about, he barely mailed it in for school courses that did not grab him. Mrs.
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But Pennsylvania is arguably one of the few Trump actually cared about because the state was one of his greatest 2016 success stories.
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The model secretaries in recent history have been Colin Powell, James A. Baker III and George P. Shultz, Republicans who cared about management.
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There was a time when my collection might have fetched a good amount, because there was a time when people cared about stamps.
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But all that anyone cared about were the diapers she said she wore on a long, futile drive the night of the assault.
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But his other claims — that Trump sincerely cared about corruption and was acting in good faith to root it out — don't hold up.
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We found common ground We -- the parents and their pediatrician -- all cared about the well-being of the child in front of us.
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When documents hold my race, they always say that I am caucasian which makes me feel like I'm not represented or cared about.
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His attitude was that even if the podcast didn't reach many listeners, at least he was learning about a topic he cared about.
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He also said he clutched a bracelet his ex-girlfriend had given him, as a reminder of the people who cared about him.
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I worked for him for many years and knew him well, and my guess is that he would, because Reagan cared about America.
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But earlier this spring, Navin heard Warren speak about affordable housing, the issue she cared about most, describing it as a human right.
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The thing that we cared about was, how did we make sure that the journalism we care about today is still around tomorrow?
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You did this story that you really, really cared about and no one's reading past the first paragraph because you buried the lead.
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I never wanted to crush that tender enthusiasm in someone I cared about—and I'm deeply remorseful for the times that I have.
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They've also cared about qualifications — when Obama nominated an ambassador to Norway who knew nothing about Norway, the Democratic-controlled Senate blocked him.
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Everyone really cared about what we were making, and we had to butt heads to find the best ideas that were actually feasible.
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And you know, PCs did really well, but starting in 21.2 with the iPhone, which I guess is the beginning of the post-PC era, well, suddenly there's this place, as John said earlier, where they cared about efficiency, and which is similar to kind of what we cared about early on ... Which is the true concept that you were talking about.
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With more plot lines than some series see in an entire run, OITNB struggles to settle a number of cared-about but secondary stories.
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Ed Fries We worked out the deal pretty much that I wanted with Take-Two—I really only cared about Halo and Bungie's people.
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I just focused on working with Rob to make the story the best it could be, and figure out what he cared about most.
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"It wasn't a priority for exec [executives], because it wasn't something paying customers cared about," a former Slack employee told Motherboard earlier this year.
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I looked around anxiously, wondering what these people must think, only to realize the only person who really cared about my appearance was me.
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"As much as I cared about Raven, I felt like the answer became more and more clear that I was Vanessa," Viall tells PEOPLE.
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But Cassidy was presuming that Trump cared about how tall he wanted his building to be, rather than simply demanding a building be constructed.
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At one point on Thursday, one of the protest leaders' teenage daughter asked a white cop if he cared about the kids in cages.
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So outrage minus any solution creates a bloodthirst targeting Americans trying to solve a problem that the loudest voices never cared about until now.
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Chris, obviously, a sad day for everybody around here and everybody who was close to and cared about Charles, as I know you did.
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But calls and town meetings were one of the few windows congressional offices had into what the people we were working for cared about.
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There was no reason anyone should have cared about Rousey knocking out Correia—whose UFC opponents were a combined 1-7 in the organization.
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Americans never much cared about Saudi human rights abuses in the past, and they'll find it hard to continue to care into the future.
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"Lamar has always cared about Khloé, he still has love for her and he hates that she's been hurt again," a source tells PEOPLE.
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If you thought the endless coverage of Jerry Sandusky and Penn State was because people cared about the children Sandusky assaulted, you are mistaken.
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The sellers of those devices don't care: they're now selling newer and better models, and the original buyers only cared about price and features.
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Were there any albums you listened to growing up that you cared about the way you see people caring about Without You I'm Nothing ?
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It's like you sit here, and you try to explain yourself to somebody – and I did, I cared about you and I always will.
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"She's always been such a brilliant person, she's always been so organized, she's always cared about others," the hotel heiress, 38, tells PEOPLE Now.
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"If the pope really cared about humanity, he would speak about human rights," says Muhammad Saqer al-Zaabi, an Emirati Islamist, exiled in London.
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If you truly cared about the Border Patrol you would resign immediately, instead, it appears you're willing to drag the Patrol through the mud.
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They cared about whether my M21990 was locked and loaded, and whether I had selected the route with the fewest improvised explosive device threats.
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Kanye West explained the long pause he took when host Jimmy Kimmel asked him why the rapper thought President Trump cared about black people.
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If we genuinely, truly cared about these things I think you would see much more interest in the media and by Mueller into that.
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I didn't cheat with randoms; I cheated with the male friends in my life who were really supportive and who I cared about deeply.
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I still cared about my grades and the bigger picture [of having a career] so I didn't want to get caught up in that.
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As such it is a catalogue of recent cultural history, preserving the songs nobody realized quite how much they cared about at the time.
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Played by Paul Giamatti, Heller was painted as a sleazy manager who kept money from the performers and only cared about Eazy-E's career.
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Instead, they'd start calling things "suspicious" that they would never have cared about back when crime was high, like jaywalking or loitering at night.
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Expressions told them whether to believe an anchor, whether a show's guest actually cared about the subject matter or a host liked her job.
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"I have always had a deep respect for nature and have really cared about climate and wilderness and the preservation of both," she says.
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This immediately changed the way millions of people in the country, who once cared about each megabyte they consumed online, interacted with the internet.
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He had honesty and integrity, and he made it clear, when dealing with the red-honey problem, that he cared about the bees' welfare.
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China always postured as if it cared about the emerging North Korean nuclear and missile threats and would do its best to curb them.
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They cared about whether my M4 was locked and loaded, and whether I had selected the route with the fewest improvised explosive device threats.
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It sounds so egocentric, but I wasn't really that focussed on what Thomas was doing at the party—I only cared about my experience.
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If the political parties cared about democracy as much as they do about raising money, they would devote themselves to renewing our governing institutions.
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If police and politicians really cared about drug deaths, they would be making it easier, not harder, for fabric to take care of people.
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What if the long-lamented monoculture, that world where everyone cared about the same stuff, had been hiding right under our noses all along?
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But his work has had the strongest impact in Romania, because for a long time, nobody cared about youth movements in his home country.
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Mr. Trump, if he cared about getting tax reform accomplished, Mr. Cillizza writes, would not attack an important and respected member of the Senate.
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Environmentalists and lawmakers say that while Swedes have always cared about the environment, climate change has never factored this strongly as a political issue.
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"He had this connection to people who felt like he cared about them, their well-being, their family, safety and security," Mr. Bossie added.
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Any 90's kid who cared about sports knows NBA Jam — I used to play against my brothers with my beloved Seattle Supersonics (R.I.P.).
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If these detractors really cared about the sanctity of the sport and nothing else, every story on other steroid offenders would get similar responses.
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He added that the league cared about the issues the players are trying to highlight, including social injustice and police brutality toward African-Americans.
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For what seemed like the first time, adults were treating me and my peers as though they cared about what we had to say.
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He boasted that in the races he cared about most — in the states he frequented most in the campaign's final days — Republicans largely won.
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She urged her "to keep an eye on him, because I cared about him and I wanted him to be safe," she told CNN.
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He may have been a popular choreographer — all too rare in the modern dance world — but he never cared about making a trendy hit.
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Working with a financial planner who cared about what I ultimately wanted out of life helped me create an actionable program with concrete numbers.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - The Rio Games featured 28 sports but, deep down, host nation Brazil only really cared about one of those: football.
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"Diana: Her Fashion Story" explores how the princess learned to master her own image and use fashion to champion the causes she cared about.
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"Nobody cared about what the paper was back then since everybody was banking on the house continuing to go up in value," he said.
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Dr. Dunnavant, an obstetrician-gynecologist, said that she cared about improving public health and stabilizing the costs, but that expanding Medicaid would accomplish neither.
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All she cared about was her balanced daily feed of cottonseed and ground corn and that she got an extra pat on the head.
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She understood all the lines in the budget, and wasn't afraid to ask her friends for money to support the causes she cared about.
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If legislators truly cared about women's health, they would be focused on ways to improve access to health care for women, not restrict it.
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"When you have Drew as your quarterback, all I cared about was getting ready for the kick," he said at his postgame news conference.
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But if Trump's team is claiming no, he just cared about corruption, what changed between July and September that suddenly swayed the president's mind?
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