He seemed less concerned with this and more concerned with my educational background.
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And that's what they're concerned with, and they are not concerned with that issue.
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I was just concerned with cooking, I wasn't concerned with the business side of it.
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But I&aposm actually less concerned with Maxine Waters and more concerned with the bigger picture here.
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" Spicer: "I think we're less concerned with labels right now and more concerned with action and results.
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"Any American who's concerned with due process should be concerned with ICE," Ocasio-Cortez told Newsweek in April.
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John Harwood: Are you concerned with and should you be concerned with the electoral impact of what you're doing?
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It seemed concerned with paying homage to its heritage, and we weren't concerned with that in any way whatsoever.
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However, in recent years the star has seemed less concerned with jokes and more concerned with his politically charged messages.
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I can accept the fact that researchers aren't concerned with my bed partners, as my bed partners aren't concerned with marriage.
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Where "consequentialism" is concerned with the effects of an action, virtue ethics is concerned with what sort of person you are.
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"It doesn't mean that we're not concerned with the political, we're not concerned with the conditions we find ourselves in," he continues.
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" Rather than just being concerned with expanding "opportunity" for themselves, he said, this group was also concerned with expanding "opportunity for other people.
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Homebuyers today are less concerned with interest rates and more concerned with overheating home prices and a severe shortage of houses for sale.
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"I'm wondering why they're concerned with what I say instead of being concerned with the parents who let their kids watch me," she said.
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Marxist accounts are concerned with the distribution of the goods that work makes; the utopian remonstrance is concerned with the nature of work itself.
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Luckily, these breakdancers, from the OK World Wide crew, were less concerned with busking, and more concerned with ensuring the '80s are never forgotten.[YouTube]
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" On the criticism coming from Republicans: "We are less concerned with what makes Congress happy and more concerned with what makes America better and stronger.
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"The S.L.A. is less concerned with the public welfare and more concerned with granting licenses to bar owners," Diem Boyd, who helped organize the meeting, said afterward.
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"He's a valetudinarian as opposed to a hypochondriac, who is entirely concerned with their own health — he's obsessively concerned with everybody else's," Nighy said in an interview.
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And anyone who is concerned with transgender detransition in particular should also be concerned with reducing or eliminating societal transphobia, as that is clearly an exacerbating factor here.
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It's outwardly concerned with plantation erotics — naughty house slaves and horny white masters — until it reveals itself to be inwardly concerned with the psychosexual dynamics of plantation erotics.
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The study also found that as people got older, they grew less concerned with how often they were having sex and more concerned with the quality of the sex.
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So pretty much like what I mentioned the EDB numbers earlier is not just the quantity that we are concerned with, actually we are more concerned with the quality.
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This illustrates best what is wrong with this communications shop, and by extension, this administration: No one is concerned with the truth; they are only concerned with their own trajectories.
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Women also more strongly favored laws, policies, and tools against online harassment, and were more concerned with creating safe spaces online, while men were more concerned with preserving free speech.
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Sure, there was a little dry ice and some EDM when the car was revealed, but Volvo was less concerned with the mise-en-scène and more concerned with the message.
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That said, it's best for the mild-to-moderate acne sufferer who's concerned with whiteheads and occasional breakouts; if you're concerned with more hormonal activity or have highly reactive skin, look elsewhere.
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"They were more concerned with protecting the image of the order and more concerned with making sure they were in touch with lawyers rather than the flock that they served," Kane said.
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"When we play live, it sort of reminds me of when I was in high school and people were less concerned with looking cool and more concerned with having fun," Barclay said.
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Maintaining morality and maintaining a sense of order can often be confused, but it's clear Rivera is less concerned with what is right and more concerned with things going according to his design.
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But the main thing people on Twitter seemed concerned with?
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He seems to have been exclusively concerned with technical execution.
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It's the bad news that I'm really concerned with here.
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The US administration has become deeply concerned with the situation.
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These are the reporters, and they are concerned with fairness.
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They're more concerned with their livestock's welfare than their own.
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Immigration advocates are concerned with the ruling for two reasons.
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Examiners also became concerned with how Kaveladze handled the money.
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French officials are right to be concerned with growing radicalization.
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You can guess which parent they were more concerned with.
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"God himself was concerned with dressing his creatures," he stated.
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In your stories, characters are frequently concerned with religious matters.
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"I'm concerned with all the work that's leaving," he said.
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The administration claims that it's not something they're concerned with.
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Anyone concerned with data usage can give it a shot.
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I think people should be more concerned with his life.
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"I'm not so concerned with being a trendsetter," he said.
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People are more concerned with the quality of your work.
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It's not just businesses who are concerned with the rule.
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China is very much concerned with destabilization of Korean peninsula.
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But Finest Hours isn't as concerned with mythologizing individual heroes.
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Who was more concerned with their career than their relationship?
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Were you concerned with morbidity when you were making it?
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Yulia Doroshenko wasn't immediately concerned with her loss of possessions.
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Are there any parts of his agenda you're concerned with?
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We are concerned with the mission and what's going on.
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Intermediates might be more concerned with their spin on groundstrokes.
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Trump, on the other hand, is more concerned with showmanship.
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"We are all concerned with repelling this attack," he said.
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But Russia is not concerned with winning over the West.
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"I remain very concerned with what's going on," he said.
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They are concerned with just one message: Muslim equals danger.
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We're more concerned with making our team better next year.
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""We are very concerned with the increasing and unsafe workloads.
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But, it appears Merenda isn't too concerned with Sefo's statement.
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I became concerned with how Detroiters were thinking about blackness.
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He was only concerned with himself and the larger picture.
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"It's the products we should be concerned with," he said.
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Neither side is concerned with symptom reduction, with soothing me.
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It's not just abortion that we're concerned with him on.
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Unlike those fans, Mr. Sahraoui isn't concerned with the athletes.
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She is not concerned with whether the benefits are proven.
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But the directors are most concerned with their own style.
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Specifically, Decamous is concerned with the artworks that radiation inspired.
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But this movie isn't much concerned with the novels themselves.
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I'm infinitely more concerned with Trump's transgressions at this point.
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But he is narcissistically concerned with his own vote tally.
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I went into this concerned with the forgiveness of myself.
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In my 20s, I wasn't concerned with being financially responsible.
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" He added that "most municipalities are legitimately concerned with safety.
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Reed said he is not concerned with the Texas lawmaker.
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I was extremely concerned with the game was being played.
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The letters are concerned with money, or, rather, its absence.
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Others were less concerned with treasures bearing the Trump name.
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"Kamala was always concerned with your life goals," Gibbs says.
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Why are you so concerned with the concept of nonsense?
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"Belarus has a ministry concerned with ideological matters," she said.
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OPEC says it is concerned with oil policy, not politics.
|
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Registered Asian-American millennials are more likely to be concerned with income inequality and less likely to be concerned with Social Security and the threat of terrorist attacks as those ages 35 and up.
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"They were more concerned with protecting the image of the order and more concerned with being in touch with lawyers than with the flock that they served," Ms. Kane said at a news conference Tuesday.
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She's not one of those guys that's overly concerned with numbers.
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But this week's episode was less concerned with the shock factor.
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Privacy advocates had been concerned with WhatsApp on another issue, too.
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Honey was a drug dealer, deeply concerned with her personal mythology.
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They're primarily concerned with the garage and the ground beneath it.
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For example, if you're concerned with homelessness, volunteer at a shelter.
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Don't be so concerned with what other people seem to have.
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He's more concerned with spoiling his plans than preserving his marriage.
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Greenberg isn't especially concerned with the science involved in his premise.
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I'm not just concerned with formalism above all; there's a message.
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The Third Reich was extremely concerned with sorting people into categories.
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" Roth added: "I would be concerned with him for that reason.
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In Kentucky and Colorado, teachers are primarily concerned with pension reform.
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Maybe you're particularly concerned with striking a better work-life balance.
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" The left wing's "Progressive Activists" are "deeply concerned with ... equity, fairness.
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Children aren't concerned with bump stocks, partisan politics, or background checks.
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Travis isn't overly concerned with the heavy competition on the platform.
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They're very concerned with the lack of morality shown on AFN.
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In fact, most technology efforts are concerned with reducing interface friction.
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Unlike Spielberg, however, Nichols is more concerned with mood and tone.
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We can't be just concerned with the revenue of 2 companies.
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He also didn't seem too concerned with the protests unfolding outside.
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But Sayman says he's not too concerned with that just yet.
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The authors, though, are concerned with communication in more normal times.
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I'm less concerned with your thoughts on the matter, though. Obviously.
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Republicans cast their candidates as sheriffs primarily concerned with local issues.
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It's a winning combination for those concerned with high blood pressure.
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Dietrick has curated a festival less concerned with appearance than performance.
|
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Fred is concerned with keeping Archie safe more than anything else.
|
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What were the songs most concerned with when you were starting?
|
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Gordon is primarily concerned with emancipating her from the mythologizing descriptions
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Thompson was concerned with a threat far greater than rogue thespians.
|
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"It's the little ones that I'm concerned with," he told me.
|
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The Republican machine was entirely concerned with its own perpetual motion.
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And Leighton isn't concerned with revenue from security solutions drying up.
|
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This was a politics more concerned with rights than with policy.
|
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Ms. Herzer says she is concerned with Mr. Redstone's well-being.
|
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But she is just as concerned with the undertrained, overworked guards.
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Institutions as old as the party are primarily concerned with survival.
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Caracas cannot pay, and these entities are primarily concerned with profit.
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No doubt, all Americans should be concerned with protecting the homeland.
|
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If we're so concerned with "personal responsibility," shouldn't we show some?
|
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They all fit him, but he is not concerned with labels.
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People who come to me are usually not concerned with money.
|
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I'm not concerned with tomorrow, but with what goes on today.
|
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Ms. Herzer said she was concerned with Mr. Redstone's well-being.
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I'm not the least bit concerned with that sort of thing.
|
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That's the point that I'm looking at and am concerned with.
|
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You're always concerned with having nice stuff, but today especially so.
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And why I am I concerned with what people think, anyway?
|
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The intelligence services are not concerned with hostile interference and subversion.
|
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Mollo was especially concerned with this otherwise nude creature's minimalist adornment.
|
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But Consonni and like minded editors aren't just concerned with surveillance.
|
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Most Congolese are more concerned with malaria, malnutrition and diarrheal diseases.
|
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But I'm less concerned with Trump's insecurities than with his example.
|
|
Odeh isn't just concerned with the occupation of the West Bank.
|
|
Do you think painting is inherently concerned with its own history?
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People seemed more concerned with social distancing than any social stigma.
|
|
In practice, though, Egyptian officials often seem concerned with tangential matters.
|
|
Optimus Ride isn't concerned with making money — at least not yet.
|
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He is not the only one concerned with the corrupt financier.
|
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Most movers are primarily concerned with job prospects and affordable housing.
|
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The security officers did not seem overly concerned with these details.
|
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Lee is not a director concerned with making an audience comfortable.
|
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He is most concerned with Kavanaugh's views on government metadata collection.
|
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Much of the Supreme Court argument was concerned with the distinction.
|
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But the Air Force isn't the only branch concerned with FARPs.
|
|
Yet she was also increasingly concerned with reforming the domestic sphere.
|
|
Overall, I'm not concerned with the Switch Lite's very minor issues.
|
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"Germany will be more concerned with risk-sharing," Haralambous told CNBC.
|
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Dr. Kernison was also concerned with usability on the patient side.
|
|
Story-tellers must be concerned with more than a story's outcome.
|
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Most weeks, we are concerned with who is bad and why.
|
|
It doesn't appear they're too concerned with tracking down the culprit.
|
|
"I'm concerned with how we deal with rape culture," she said.
|
|
But that advice is driven by people concerned with the economic damage from the continuing slide in the stock market, rather than public health officials concerned with risking higher infection rates and deaths from the virus.
|
|
In the end, Trump was less concerned with how his dalliances play out in the court of public opinion (or a court of law for that matter), and more concerned with getting back on Daniel's good side.
|
|
Even if the high muckety-mucks of the world are extremely concerned with climate change and the fate of humanity, the leaders of the Takoma homeowners association are concerned with keeping Takoma the way they like it.
|
|
At Princeton, everyone is much more concerned with the way they speak.
|
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We're deeply concerned with your intention to undo the existing legal framework.
|
|
Drake was seemingly concerned with his family's take on his unexpected fatherhood.
|
|
The result is a little mermaid concerned with more than her man.
|
|
As conscientious artists we are all concerned with environmental and global issues.
|
|
He makes these bizarre art films, but they're very concerned with process.
|
|
But most of them eventually grew concerned with what they were doing.
|
|
But why is Baked Alaska so concerned with being called a Nazi?
|
|
Business Analyst Business analysts are mainly concerned with business software and programs.
|
|
Are there any areas of life that you seem most concerned with?
|
|
Some on the court seemed to be concerned with a limiting principle.
|
|
But still, why is Amazon so concerned with what Bernie Sanders thinks?
|
|
And it doesn't seem too concerned with keeping users in the app.
|
|
None of the startups we met were concerned with these macro concerns.
|
|
"I was concerned with the spirit when we left Edmonton," McLellan said.
|
|
Health care in general plays well but people are concerned with it.
|
|
I am less concerned with being known as I am being felt.
|
|
Ms Saariaho is mostly concerned with the idea of cerebral, idealised love.
|
|
Voters are concerned with keeping their government jobs and cheap public services.
|
|
Uber is more concerned with saving money than protecting riders, said Carroll.
|
|
Also it's not just nutritional problems parents need to be concerned with.
|
|
I was more concerned with eating enough to get through my classes.
|
|
I really wasn't primarily concerned with how I would feed the baby.
|
|
The Pros are generally less concerned with appearance than their Apple brethren.
|
|
In fact, the department is primarily concerned with maintaining US nuclear weapons.
|
|
Are they just not as concerned with the impact of their actions?
|
|
SO THEY ARE CONCERNED WITH THE ISSUES OF STREET PEOPLE, HOMELESS CONDITIONS.
|
|
They are also more concerned with burn rates and revenue, she said.
|
|
I'm most concerned with the kind of person they are, their character.
|
|
What is the media concerned with at the end of each night?
|
|
Both films ask complex questions but aren't as concerned with providing answers.
|
|
But the Saudis are far more concerned with Hizbullah's activities in Yemen.
|
|
Despite their differences, the epilogues are concerned with how things keep happening.
|
|
The agency remains concerned with Mr. Sudal's shark and sawfish handling practices.
|
|
Director Ryan Coogler did not seem overly concerned with the Facebook group.
|
|
Public response, for the most part, was more concerned with the animal.
|
|
Many Egyptians have been increasingly concerned with the nation's economy under Sisi.
|
|
Bette Midler wasn't concerned with the negative reviews Hocus Pocus initially received.
|
|
Because it too is far less concerned with profitability than market opportunity.
|
|
Do you want to display a collection of artists concerned with decay?
|
|
Because this is Sydney, TechSydney will also be concerned with real estate.
|
|
Customers concerned with illness or injury should contact a doctor, FSIS adds.
|
|
Libra is a sign concerned with justice—have things felt fair lately?
|
|
Were there parts you were specifically concerned with not working in film?
|
|
And teens really are concerned with the emotional aspects of those relationships.
|
|
"I&aposm very concerned with the condition of my grandchildren," he said.
|
|
Felt good and that's the main thing I was concerned with today.
|
|
I wasn't that concerned with showing all the most famous people involved.
|
|
Peck is not concerned with presenting the biographical details of Baldwin's life.
|
|
He was not concerned with the outcome of it, let alone success.
|
|
That's good news for anyone who is concerned with revitalizing representative government.
|
|
Does that mean that GAS 2017 is mainly concerned with GAS itself?
|
|
He maintained that the Iranian government is "not concerned" with America's president.
|
|
Welcome Home, however, is directly concerned with the character of Berlin herself.
|
|
But it seems the Democrats are more concerned with rhetoric than results.
|
|
"I'm not concerned with the sell-off; this is natural," he said.
|
|
Common love is the more concrete, concerned with daily practicalities, like reproduction.
|
|
If he is truly concerned with China, then his strategy is irrational.
|
|
Instead she was concerned with something Annese had discovered in Henry's brain.
|
|
U seem to be a man not concerned with protecting All Americans!
|
|
"I'm actually not concerned with anything on the equity side," he said.
|
|
Community members concerned with homelessness have also been critical of his approach.
|
|
"We've always been really concerned with the physical experience," Mr. Hansen said.
|
|
Anushka is desperately concerned with the vitality of the Romanov family line.
|
|
The N.B.A. seems less concerned with his unfamiliarity with Baton Rouge classrooms.
|
|
It's not the peripheral fat that everybody is so concerned with cosmetically.
|
|
Steve King (R-IA) said he was most concerned with the leaks.
|
|
What you have to do differently—we're not really concerned with that.
|
|
Johns Hopkins and subsequent medical parties were solely concerned with Henrietta's afterlife.
|
|
Then again, Mike is more concerned with accurate expression than with accessibility.
|
|
"Shut Up and Dance" isn't too concerned with trying to surprise us.
|
|
Rooney's fiction is largely concerned with the power dynamics of social groups.
|
|
"I would be very concerned with a downturn in trade," Garcetti said.
|
|
Often what one has to say, while dying, is concerned with death.
|
|
For anyone concerned with the crisis, this seems a moment worth examining.
|
|
Normally this newsletter would be concerned with events in the wider world.
|
|
Wilson's concluding chapters are concerned with repairing our broken connection to food.
|
|
Like Osiel, the philosopher Todd May is concerned with a moral gap.
|
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Are you concerned with how your family will react to the play?
|
|
Ms. Jones said she is not concerned with making the company money.
|
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Both are greatly concerned with the working middle class and working poor.
|
|
The country was also concerned with threats posed by right-wing extremists.
|
|
In these morning hours, we're also more concerned with achievement and power.
|
|
That contrasts with the second approach, which is concerned with the consequences.
|
|
"We're not concerned with how they feel, how they think," Callaway said.
|
|
If you're concerned with functionality, though, the two are exactly the same.
|
|
They are concerned with the major shifts in climate around the planet.
|
|
Puerto Ricans, he said, were primarily concerned with the territory's achieving statehood .
|
|
Ms. Madara is concerned with showing what it means beyond the aesthetic.
|
|
Again, he is mainly concerned with his own political interests and reputation.
|
|
The Trump administration is primarily concerned with making sure businesses are compliant.
|
|
I'm concerned with all the terrible problems we face in the world.
|
|
Only, the movie isn't concerned with that awkward dance toward a relationship.
|
|
Instead, they may be concerned with paying for tuition, textbooks or food.
|
|
Who are the stakeholders that are concerned with your company&aposs success?
|
|
Ivan is as concerned with outward appearances as Wanda is inwardly directed.
|
|
They're not concerned with your wellbeing and ignore your calls for help
|
|
Teachers concerned with involving students in highly charged issues needn't worry, however.
|
|
And one area of investment that I'm particularly concerned with is college.
|
|
He's a very gifted communicator, a smooth operator concerned with sentence structure.
|
|
It was thought of a depressing quality, being concerned with his uselessness.
|
|
At 3.53 grand, most people aren't concerned with looking distinctive and expensive.
|
|
Much of Lodato's work is concerned with the aftermath of profound loss.
|
|
Add in that young Mexicans are concerned with impunity of criminal officeholders.
|
|
Energy-takers, on the other hand, are often just concerned with themselves.
|
|
There aren't many wealthy donors highly concerned with excessive American intervention overseas.
|
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I am less concerned with being known as I am being felt.
|
|
People who are concerned with saving money often skip the daily latte.
|
|
For her part, Ms. Pelosi is not overly concerned with personal popularity.
|
|
Many travelers are especially concerned with the initial cost of their ticket.
|
|
OPIC, unlike sovereign wealth funds, is not primarily concerned with making money.
|
|
I'm not in the least bit concerned with that sort of thing.
|
|
Our government is just like your government, concerned with only one thing — power.
|
|
Rivers also is concerned with Paul's handling of the basketball during upcoming games.
|
|
" He added: "The Constitution is concerned with one thing—destruction of the enemy.
|
|
Donald Trump is singularly concerned with people dying in the street, Kelly noted.
|
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There's really nothing for China to be concerned with regards to its deployment.
|
|
We are all just people, concerned with our health and our basic rights.
|
|
He had always thought the environment was just something liberals were concerned with.
|
|
To its credit, the Health Department doesn't seem concerned with anything she's doing.
|
|
He said he is also concerned with so many deaths observed this early.
|
|
In other words, he's concerned with complex models with a lot of variables.
|
|
Disman isn't so concerned with people misinterpreting her work as an individual artist.
|
|
But ultimately, I am concerned with Black lives being protected, respected, and honored.
|
|
But rights groups say the process is more concerned with retribution than justice.
|
|
But the film is mainly concerned with Jim's good heart and redemptive arc.
|
|
The film isn't just concerned with the pursuit of excellence in the abstract.
|
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Rawls was also more concerned with institutions than with day-to-day politics.
|
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I&aposm sure they&aposre thinking about him and are concerned with him.
|
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Trump appears not to be concerned with his own decorum, considering Sunday's tweet.
|
|
It is concerned with cryptography, computer and network security, and technology policy research.
|
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Whereas males were primarily concerned with reproductive success, no matter the physical cost.
|
|
They are more concerned with marketing and metrics than creating a fairer world.
|
|
Big Tech believes that consumers are more concerned with privacy than with power.
|
|
It's also concerned with overseeing the nation's programs on nuclear nonproliferation and counterterrorism.
|
|
The biggest loser: People concerned with the national debt — which included many Republicans.
|
|
Given all these potential uses, the researchers have necessarily been concerned with privacy.
|
|
Tories, meanwhile, have been more concerned with snatching the votes of Leave supporters.
|
|
Bodyguard is certainly mostly concerned with the "security and terrorism" branch of responsibilities.
|
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Presidential candidates have historically been concerned with winning the endorsements of labor leadership.
|
|
Many other items are less concerned with her supposed criminality than her gender.
|
|
U.S. leaders are concerned with Russia's intentions in Libya, an oil-rich country.
|
|
Yup. But the show doesn't really seem to be too concerned with advocacy.
|
|
Smith is not alone; many lawmakers are concerned with Trump's stated nuclear goals.
|
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He grabbed six, but he was more concerned with getting an elusive win.
|
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All the while she's bewilderingly less concerned with figuring out her own identity.
|
|
But Li doesn't seem particularly concerned with receiving positive comments about the food.
|
|
At the time, I thought she was being overly concerned with her image.
|
|
Unfortunately, Haleb reigniting their spark isn't the only thing that Hanna's concerned with.
|
|
It is more all-encompassing, inclusive, and less concerned with a prescribed ideal.
|
|
But Aster and his cinematographer Pawel Pogorzelski aren't only concerned with those moments.
|
|
They might be more concerned with state medical boards taking their license away.
|
|
Many people were immediately concerned with Sonic's teeth, which look way too human.
|
|
Many people using dating apps are so concerned with seeming cool and casual.
|
|
The survey found 46 percent of respondents concerned with attracting and retaining employees.
|
|
Mattis is concerned with picking the best candidate for the job, Davis said.
|
|
The movie is less concerned with action than your typical comic book movie.
|
|
Where are the political leaders concerned with ethics and morality for all people?
|
|
Romanians were equally concerned with how a person would represent them to the
|
|
What are the big, overarching questions you're concerned with today in your research?
|
|
Maybe you don't care about all that, and you're only concerned with accuracy.
|
|
Then they are so concerned with each other, they leave you absolutely alone. . . .
|
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It's China that we should be concerned with … they are stealing us blind.
|
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But Messrs Litan and Hathaway are not concerned with the current administration's shenanigans.
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Increasingly authoritarian, he seems more concerned with domestic squabbles than the Israeli occupation.
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The company said it was more concerned with the present than the past.
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For a man so publicly concerned with "humility," it is awfully self-flattering.
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The MTV Video Music Awards are mostly concerned with minting moments, not winners.
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At the time, the committee was more concerned with Ms. Renna's deleted email.
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"He wasn't concerned with how serious the surgery was," his mother says, laughing.
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Meanwhile, Republicans seemed primarily concerned with attempting to discredit a Purple Heart recipient.
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Similarly, Dan Dyer's score is not concerned with a conventional musical-theater template.
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But Peck is mostly concerned with his male characters and their emotional landscapes.
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They are often more concerned with tracking participants' movements than with rehabilitating them.
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What's more, Thomas believes the Alabama law is too concerned with being legal.
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We must become rational conservatives who are concerned with reason, idealism and practicality.
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This does not mean that the university is not concerned with the world.
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You're pretty concerned with the legacy of humanity, as well as your own.
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However, neither Johns nor Marden were concerned with composition earlier in their careers.
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"It might sound strange, but I'm not really concerned with that," he says.
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Now, it appears, he's more concerned with starting anew, cementing conviction worth sacrifice.
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I'm concerned with documenting black and brown culture and all of its nuance.
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Since forming in 2005, Ceremony has never been concerned with punk rock's conventions.
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Martinez wasn't terribly concerned with the implementation of this new understanding of suffering.
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You're only concerned with deep issues this evening, thanks to Mercury entering Leo.
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It was concerned with basic wellness causes, like detoxes and cleanses and meditation.
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Even then, he was mostly concerned with how the story reflected on him.
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"The U.S. was deeply concerned with Ecuador's approach,"said H.H.S. spokesman, Ryan Murphy.
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This new show, which mixes poetry and protest, is more concerned with healing.
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We're solely concerned with the book, with what that book is telling us.
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I'm deeply concerned with the fact that lies can be spread that easily.
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Is this the behavior of someone concerned with honesty, transparency and good government?
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Elsewhere, too, Geys was concerned with how we impose the grid onto nature.
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And yet, Mr. Abloh will tell you, he's long been concerned with legacy.
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Others seem more concerned with how the platform makes them act and feel.
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Still, Mr. Bruce said he was more concerned with the broader economic impact.
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If you're concerned with preserving your own reputation, that may well make sense.
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Michael Pollan has long been concerned with the moral dilemmas of everyday life.
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I am concerned with getting the people of Puerto Rico what they need.
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Neither is looking for love, or even all that concerned with its absence.
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But this is all concerned with maintaining friendships and relationships online — not lurking.
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The group was not concerned with stylistic heritage, only the here and now.
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In my view, he's chiefly concerned with his own political interests and reputation.
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Libra is a sign highly concerned with the notion of fairness and justice.
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Aquarius Uranus is concerned with how groups of people organize and think collectively.
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"I'm more concerned with, what is the average citizen going through?" he said.
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But officials are concerned with the program's use in evading law enforcement personnel.
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To hear him tell it, Lagerfeld wasn't overly concerned with his own mortality.
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Aurelius is concerned with how to live a fulfilling life while remaining virtuous.
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Many critics of the sale were concerned with the timing of these developments.
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Mr. Trump, he said, was more concerned with the future than the past.
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In the meantime, Stillitano is more concerned with decidedly first-world soccer problems.
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So the role coincided with an issue I have long been concerned with.
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Loeb is CEO of ISACA, an international professional association concerned with IT governance.
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Of course, those who oppose this program are not concerned with good policy.
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"In New York, people are concerned with their weight year-round," she said.
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The United States and Nigeria need to be concerned with this aim, too.
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Soudant contends she later discovered that Pitt was concerned with the project's price.
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"Life comes with risks, but we can't be concerned with that," he said.
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This wasn't a performance concerned with perfection; it was meant to telegraph passion.
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Ajax is not just about developing players; it is also concerned with winning.
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But Ms. Rosenblit seems equally concerned with domestic rituals inside of urban life.
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But despite the long list of advantages, Trump doesn't seem concerned with diversity.
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States along the border with Mexico are more concerned with immigration, for example.
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Their lyrics are sexually hardcore and ultra-political, concerned with current Italian politics.
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I'd say most of our members and supporters are less concerned with HRC becoming 'inclusive' of marginalized communities, and more concerned with HRC creating more space for leaders that come from within marginalized communities to pursue their own goals and agendas.
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"I'm not really concerned with how I fit into pre-existing templates, or concerned with how I can shape those templates to work with what I'm doing," Progress remarks, with a distinct glint in his eye as he says it.
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The weird thing is that progressives and conservatives have totally separate concerns when it comes to sexual morality — with conservatives mostly concerned with abortion and the breakdown of the nuclear family, and progressives mostly concerned with sexual consent and sexism.
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It's funny that both Ham and Nye are concerned with what's 'dangerous' for kids.
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Kurt Rambis, the Knicks' interim coach, was more concerned with his team's 14 turnovers.
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Clay Bavor, Google's vice president of virtual reality, isn't all that concerned with perfection.
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Bangsted's current work-in-progress is concerned with a monument in his native Denmark.
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Her fancy handmaid's uniform indicates that Gilead is concerned with getting the "image" right.
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Stokes, for one, is not overly concerned with the weakening covenants on bank loans.
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They're going to be concerned with processes and things being done a certain way.
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Because I'm sure Apple has to be concerned with their phones being used fraudulently.
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However, I'm more concerned with Kenyans becoming more confident in their storytelling for themselves.
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But Marsha Cottrell, who specializes in computer-generated graphics, isn't so concerned with exactness.
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"Most people are concerned with big news that happens in big cities," Chow says.
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But more importantly, since when is the world so concerned with Jewish racial purity?
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Critics also accused Trump of being more concerned with clearing public lands for development.
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Meanwhile, Cramer was also concerned with what the heck happened to Foot Locker's stock.
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Sherald's work is concerned with how Black people show up in the world everyday.
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Northam's consultants seem more concerned with not alienating Trump voters than inspiring Democratic voters.
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Americans are increasingly concerned, with good reason, about the security of their personal information.
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Anyone who knows anything about White Walkers is concerned with the future of civilization.
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But the GOP leader dodged when asked why he wasn't concerned with Taylor's accusations.
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The husband told the station that he was only concerned with consoling his wife.
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The 45-year-old actress isn't concerned with maintaining a certain reputation or image.
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The trade-union movement was more concerned with rights for workers than land rents.
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For a man who built practically nothing, Lequeu was inordinately concerned with public recognition.
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Instead, they were extremely concerned with image and preached strict adherence to their charter.
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They seem most concerned with guaranteeing a job for themselves—in the Oval Office.
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Such thinking is more concerned with protecting property rights than with correcting market failure.
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"The issues they were concerned with are ones we are as well," she says.
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He was more concerned with how to do the role rather than anything else.
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Much of Mr Thorne's work is concerned with the challenges faced by ordinary Britons.
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She was also highly concerned with Khloé, who was 20 weeks into her pregnancy.
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Of course, analysts have long been concerned with the impact of tariffs on earnings.
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In Africa, many Pentecostal churches are concerned with "this-worldly" victory, says Mr Gifford.
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That's not to say that Milner isn't still concerned with what's happening on Earth.
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Japanese courts often seem more concerned with maintaining social harmony than defending individual rights.
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Marie Antoinette isn't a biopic, concerned with dry historical facts, speeches or big events.
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Its narrative is not especially concerned with linearity and structural tidiness, but no matter.
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Capricorns like meeting their dad's friends too, but are far less concerned with networking.
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That's something Facebook is particularly concerned with since original content sharing has reportedly stalled.
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But the man who possesses these credentials is not particularly concerned with discussing them.
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So, I am not at all concerned with the yield curve in predicting anything.
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I don't think the majority of social-justice warriors are truly concerned with justice.
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So I'm really concerned with how these things are intertwined and driving each other.
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One thing's for sure, though ... BC doesn't seem concerned with her sex tape leaks.
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Parker was acquitted, but Isaacs doesn't think moviegoers should be concerned with that anyway.
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"We are highly concerned with this case," said Beijing-backed Hong Kong leader Leung.
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Western nations have been concerned with Duterte's actions since he took office in June.
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Though certainly a "would be nice" feature, it's not one anyone is concerned with.
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A Brooklyn commuter was especially concerned with "flakes," or anything coming off the body.
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Still, Orduña said he's less concerned with the competition than with testing new possibilities.
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They are profoundly concerned with producing, buying, selling, investing and prospering in the world.
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But I really took a cue from them and what they were concerned with.
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Thirsty people aren't concerned with engaging conversation; they're just interested in quenching the thirst.
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Yet the curatorial team is too concerned with answering what German contemporary painting is.
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China has already signaled that it's concerned with American actions against its tech companies.
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And all the while, he was more concerned with public perception than the law.
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Despite tax reform pressures, neither traders seemed particularly concerned with the Dow's behavior Thursday.
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"We're concerned with what is happening with the rest of the data," Altholz said.
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Particularly concerned with reviving the housing market, they focused on buying long-term bonds.
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"I mean you have to be [concerned with the ratings,]" Spade told the tabloid.
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Kiril wished the teacher could be calmer, less concerned with the emotions of others.
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Supporters of the Green New Deal do not seem concerned with these practical questions.
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You are more concerned with the minutiae, how everything is going to fit together.
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It is less concerned with being understood and more interested in conveying a mood.
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"I think this generation as a whole is less concerned with labels," she said.
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His testimony blew a hole through Trump's claim that he's concerned with Ukrainian corruption.
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Does Donald Trump understand the policy issues that the tech community is concerned with?
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Were you at all concerned with taking on so many different types at once?
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Sources tell CNBC that Qualcomm is "very concerned" with the fate of the deal.
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And...choice has to do with action, and it's action that we're concerned with.
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The FF Plus has mostly catered to Afrikaner voters concerned with the land issue.
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"In general, women are more cautious and more concerned with preserving capital," said Ramnani.
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You have an active week at work and are concerned with being paid fairly.
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Consumers, concerned with satisfying private material desires, are often denigrated for their personal indulgence.
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For his part, Pirlo seems more concerned with the typical expat's challenges and discoveries.
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The first episode is concerned with the forced confessions; the second covers the trial.
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It's not really concerned with policy, like there's not a lot of policy debate.
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Wolfe has always been deeply concerned with the question of who controls a narrative.
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It was very male, very white, very concerned with looking clever, and very dull.
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"[The project] is concerned with respect and dignity for every human being," González says.
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"I'm concerned with the lack of transparency on this in the public," she said.
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My father was also concerned with germs and cleanliness, food poisoning and food safety.
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Everyone seems to want one; few seem concerned with where they are coming from.
|
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Voters said they were more concerned with the state of the economy and employment.
|
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But Rensch is more concerned with the scourge of online cheating on his platform.
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Dos Anjos is far more concerned with ring craft and his positioning than Ferguson.
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As a first-generation immigrant you become concerned with your own identity growing up.
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I think he was concerned with the rigidity of our moral and political wisdom.
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They view themselves as higher-order sportsmen, concerned with the lofty business of legacies.
|
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"The Anarchy" is less concerned with the financial mechanics of the early multinational corporation.
|
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They aren't so concerned with upgrading because they often start with the very best.
|
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But many Republican senators were not overly concerned with Mr. Moore's finances on Thursday.
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I also hear this question a fair amount: Are you concerned with humanizing him?
|
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Others in the field seemed more concerned with protecting the privacy of the donors.
|
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He seems most concerned with ensuring that they do not say the wrong thing.
|
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It became a technocratic, economics-focused movement concerned with small government and entitlement reform.
|
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"I couldn't travel far, because I was concerned with my well-being," he said.
|
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But Neptune is prone to denial, while Jupiter is always concerned with the truth.
|
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Switzerland's Attorney General said its office was not concerned with the topic at present.
|
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I was very concerned with shallow things like crying, my Chinese, my drama acting.
|
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"I think we're concerned with the way we've been playing right now," Bishop said.
|
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Against such a backdrop, individuals are concerned with their own careers and liability risks.
|
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It is not particularly concerned with gender roles or even tender feelings as such.
|
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As Trump grew more concerned with "never-Trumpers," he wanted his trusted aides close.
|
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As the title suggests, the book is deeply concerned with food, among other subjects.
|
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Everyone was concerned with the hurricane and never considered a water spout turned tornado.
|
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And yet most of the finest works of fiction have been concerned with murder.
|
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A president who was genuinely concerned with fighting corruption would not behave this way.
|
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He has often appeared more concerned with his numbers than with the team's performance.
|
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Nor did the correspondents at the briefing appear concerned with getting answers on Ukraine.
|
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The Electoral College means they need not be concerned with winning the popular vote.
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ERIC ROSENGREN: So, there are a couple reasons why we get concerned with unemployment.
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For what it's worth ... Jay doesn't seem too concerned with what Uncle Luke thinks.
|
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He said he was not concerned with any ratings declines at Mr. Fallon's show.
|
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Your dad is probably more concerned with his own economic status than with yours.
|
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"There are people we're definitely concerned with in the tristate area," Chief Galati said.
|
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What I'm concerned with is how the company is perceived by the general audience.
|
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But few seemed concerned with letting a critical moment in history pass them by.
|
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She is concerned with how society responds to powerful women across the political spectrum.
|
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Young people are overwhelmingly concerned with climate change, and their voices are consistently ignored.
|
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Couples today, he said, seem less concerned with that kind of secrecy and discretion.
|
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He said the snake is gentle, and he is not concerned with its disappearance.
|
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They are concerned with principles, with how one defeats temptation, greed, and avoids dishonor.
|
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As one example, Herjavec is concerned with the role cryptocurrency plays in ransomware attacks.
|
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" Growing up, Ms. Lepore acknowledged, she was concerned with little other than "looking pretty.
|
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For its part, Ford does not appear concerned with Lyft's growing web of partnerships.
|
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Henderson speaks with a Canadian-tinged Irish brogue and is very concerned with topography.
|
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"He's someone who's primarily concerned with the picture being amazing," Ms. van Lamsweerde said.
|
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You're concerned with surface appearances, yet you're on a Y-axis going infinitely downward.
|
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But as a whole, the work is more concerned with historical developments than individuals.
|
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Facebook doesn't seem concerned with giving each of its core services a unique identity.
|
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Ipek specifically seeks to challenge the stereotype that dance music isn't concerned with politics.
|
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But, predictably, he seems more concerned with avoiding blame than with the nation's actual security.
|
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They were much more concerned with what women were wearing and how they stood out.
|
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Fed officials have indicated they would not be too concerned with inflation overshooting the target.
|
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This year's results are in, and they show people are overwhelmingly concerned with water conservation.
|
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The Midwest's mega-fair seems less concerned with the bottom line, making space for politics.
|
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Maybe the Empire is just more concerned with that kind of stuff, which checks out.
|
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And we're concerned with the money being withheld from candidates of color, particularly Black candidates.
|
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" She continued, "I'm concerned with the generation of girls who aspire to look like Zendaya.
|
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Redditors, on the other hand, seemed more concerned with how they got that table home.
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One thing I am, though, is urgently concerned with the fate of poor black communities.
|
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In the context of DS II, the plot is concerned with the kingdom of Drangleic.
|
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John Ratcliffe, R-Texas, was more concerned with corroborating Page's account with that of Strzok.
|
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" A third source close to Obama tells PEOPLE: "He's deeply concerned with what he's seen.
|
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However, Uber management and board members might be disproportionately concerned with the company's well-being.
|
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Plus, Daenerys hasn't been all too concerned with human children since her dragons were hatched.
|
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"We're not concerned with Washington insider chatter," said Brad Herold, campaign manager for GOP Rep.
|
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But YouTube is most concerned with Article 13, which impacts sites with user-generated content.
|
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Yet it lends him a ghostly aura appropriate to a play concerned with flickering existence.
|
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Ted Cruz, O'Brien was concerned with Trump's rhetoric around foreign policy -- especially NATO and Russia.
|
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They're more concerned with confusion between an athlete's personal sponsor and an official Olympic sponsor.
|
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"We are very concerned with medicalization," said Francesca Moneti, a child protection specialist with Unicef.
|
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Lemkin, however, was concerned with the Holocaust, the murder of 6m Jews by the Nazis.
|
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And 15 years ago, I personally wasn't very concerned with what Usher was singing about.
|
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Mitt Romney is among the few Republicans to say he is concerned with Trump's behavior.
|
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Watchmen is primarily concerned with who keeps the people with the most power in check.
|
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But over time, he grew increasingly concerned with the high number of teenage driving fatalities.
|
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"We are highly concerned with the life and property safety of our... compatriots," Ma said.
|
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The original device, introduced two years back, was far more concerned with function than form.
|
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Let's not be overly concerned with accomplishments and remember that we are human beings first.
|
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Those chiefly concerned with shrinking federal deficits blast a new flood-tide of red ink.
|
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And we have to be concerned with what China wants and what China would allow.
|
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McCain, 81, on the other hand, is less concerned with his daughter's potential for motherhood.
|
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Fed officials have indicated they would not be too concerned with inflation overshooting its target.
|
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" Added Baraka: "I'm concerned that people are more concerned with the source than the revelations.
|
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But this one is especially concerned with the heavens; it's operated by the Vatican Observatory.
|
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Think brands are only concerned with things like marketing, customer support or the bottom line?
|
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The technology industry has been concerned with Trump's deeply negative rhetoric on immigration and women.
|
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In fact, the heart of the letter is concerned with finding contentment in being single.
|
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"Darkspilver" had himself created the image, concerned with information the group was collecting and deleting.
|
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Other tests were concerned with how central female characters are, or whether they're well-developed.
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Companies that package water in a single-use bottle are not concerned with the future.
|
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Despite the realism of these images, Mokgosi is not just concerned with verisimilitude or documentation.
|
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According to wine experts, people are probably more concerned with the wine's possible resale value.
|
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"I'm concerned with how [Beatty] must have felt being so close to him," she said.
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We can be concerned with the safety of trans children and the safety of women.
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The scenario here can happen to anyone concerned with getting laid on a consistent basis.
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My friend loves to work out because he is very concerned with being good-looking.
|
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"I respect my mother; she was very concerned with taking care of us," he said.
|
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Burr said Tuesday that the committee is also concerned with leaks out of the administration.
|
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"What the study is not concerned with is how future emissions might develop," Mauritsen said.
|
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With that in mind, congressional Republicans have to be concerned with Trump's poor approval ratings.
|
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This is not to say that a chef shouldn't be concerned with passion or creativity.
|
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" She later added, "I think that the President isn't concerned with what you call it.
|
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Could DWTS showrunners have been concerned with keeping Hernandez in rehearsals for Monday night's show?
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The agency is concerned with how much young plasma these clinics are pumping into patients.
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"I have children and I am concerned with the safety of our community," she says.
|
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As shareholders, she adds, NorthStar is concerned with Intel's revenue but its behavior counts too.
|
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Though in many ways concerned with books, A Void doesn't get bogged down by wordiness.
|
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Seemingly, less concerned with getting a firm answer than they were with rescuing Sessions, Sens.
|
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As Mr Putin's long rule continues, he has become increasingly concerned with the personnel problem.
|
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To this point, YotaScale isn't just concerned with historical data, it actually makes forward projections.
|
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For now, however, it's likely concerned with how the new system will impact foot traffic.
|
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Duran Duran has always been dedicated to superficial pleasures while intermittently concerned with weightier topics.
|
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It's as much about black power as the original was concerned with narrative racial balance.
|
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Lazar said officials seemed to be primarily concerned with gaining access to United Nuclear's computers.
|
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The President isn't so concerned with calculating the impact of decisions on allies, Miller said.
|
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"Cloud browsers are now something any organization concerned with online security must consider," he said.
|
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It's a game exceptionally concerned with connections—the writing is particularly unsubtle on this point.
|
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But even among those making more than $75,000, 57 percent are concerned with higher premiums.
|
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"People are getting wealthier, trendier, more concerned with their appearances and so forth," she said.
|
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That means that they're actively concerned with the professional goals and aspirations of their workers.
|
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Most people are overly concerned with "beating the other guy," usually through manipulation and politics.
|
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In his efforts to colonize Mars, Musk clearly is not concerned with the status quo.
|
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Across age groups, younger voters, those under 35 years, were most concerned with the economy.
|
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"So, mom and pop are still very concerned with the uncertainties facing them," Roseen said.
|
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Both shows are also gentle, humane, and perhaps a little aggressively concerned with soul mates.
|
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Paul on Tuesday said that establishment Republicans are always concerned with preserving their political power.
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It's that whatever she suffered from was something I didn't need to be concerned with.
|
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Most activists in Iran are more concerned with matters from women's unemployment to domestic violence.
|
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"Silicon Valley was very much not concerned with the goings on in government," Engstrom said.
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The numbered days before you have to be concerned with budgets, boyfriends, college, or career.
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ICAHN: DON'T CONFUSE THE SEC, AS FAR AS I'M CONCERNED, WITH THE ETFs GOING DOWN.
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The public markets are more concerned with fundamental company performance and certainty than anything else.
|
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And executives at luxury brands aren't overly concerned with an inevitable spike in fuel prices.
|
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Lars von Trier is obviously not concerned with his films' marketability to a broad audience.
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The patients of the week are cheerleaders more concerned with their competition than their injuries.
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Naomi was born from a long lineage of people concerned with equality and social justice.
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It is unclear if your peers are particularly concerned with the honesty of your reply.
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"I am concerned with our current readiness rates, both in equipment and personnel," Lt. Gen.
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"I'm absolutely not concerned with the influence this [information] might have on officers," said Tremblay.
|
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I still focus on art and conflict but I'm not concerned with shock value anymore.
|
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Contractors are primarily concerned with ensuring a positive bottom line, and with growing their backlog.
|
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"People, even paleontologists, are more concerned with the future than with the past," he writes.
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Mr. Tillmans has long been concerned with how his work appears on the printed page.
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They have assured me these conditions aren't terminal, but I am less concerned with death.
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For a long time, the contemporary art world has been much concerned with political art.
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In Times Square, as in the East Village, her work was concerned with documenting change.
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Founders are typically concerned with these Wall Street hijinks that play casino with their babies.
|
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Tesla's lawyers argued that she complained often and was concerned with only her own designs.
|
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Since it's concerned with the sublime — it incorporates T.S. Eliot's celebrated poems — that's only fitting.
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"We realized men are also really concerned with how others see them," Ms. Inoue said.
|
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"Macron is concerned with the end of the world," one Yellow Vest slogan put it.
|
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Similar to yesterday, no one seems particularly concerned with the answers Zuckerberg is giving here.
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I'm really concerned with the larger ecology of the art world, on a macroeconomic scale.
|
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In Teotitlán, Mr. Gutiérrez is not the only artisan concerned with preserving Zapotec weaving traditions.
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If there's a canon to be established, or added to, we're not concerned with it.
|
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The field of A.I. concerned with teaching machines how to interpret the visual world — a.k.a.
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By contrast, Democratic voters were more concerned with health care, gun control and other issues.
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We are chiefly concerned with the ideas and insights you offer about teenagers today. 5.
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Likewise, Pam MacKinnon's direction is largely concerned with keeping the dialogue and the furniture moving.
|
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One respondent said he's primarily concerned with the coordinated spread of disinformation across social media.
|
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"He's not concerned with the truth, necessarily, in art and I love that," she said.
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Voters in this presidential election are more concerned with the candidates' values than their proposals.
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The Bureau of Meteorology is particularly concerned with this increasing variability fueling compound extreme events.
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Both teachers and students were concerned with the violence that occurred at a school game.
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Both sides seem happier, more focused on their missions and less concerned with internal battles.
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" He added, "That is what I am primarily concerned with in terms of subversive activities.
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She was more concerned with the location of the sleeping area, just beneath the roof.
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Now it appears builders are less concerned with policy and more enthused about the economy.
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"The carriers are far more concerned with aviation safety than the F.A.A. is," he said.
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Johnson always said she was too busy with her work to be concerned with racism.
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Nowadays, you don't retire a dance that is both concerned with race and very good.
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Yet it is also ambitious, concerned with political engagement and community-building, and even endearing.
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I, the firstborn, am diplomatic and obedient, less concerned with standing out than blending in.
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They were more concerned with what this internal faction, or that internal faction, might want.
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These women are less concerned with being mothers or daughters or friends than with romance.
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Outside of Washington, the rest of us are far more concerned with living our lives.
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I think I was more concerned [with] how it would play in the final film.
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Mr. Trump got rich building luxury properties; most mayors are concerned with housing the poor.
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In these cases, the memo was concerned with "policy and procedure violations" around the injections.
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Unlike recording artists, songwriters aren't concerned with building fan followings and marketing themselves to consumers.
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But Cramer grew concerned with Amazon when it closed down nearly 3 percent on Monday.
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And rarely does external shaming make its mark in a society concerned with saving face.
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First, pharmaceutical companies are concerned with global profits, not the profits from any single country.
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But these days, they're also concerned with simply breaking through the rest of the noise.
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Saturn is a planet heavily concerned with boundaries, but it also represents shame and suffering.
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"You are concerned with saving your economy," said Tuvalu's Prime Minister Enele Sopoaga to Morrison.
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Most researchers who are concerned with "values lock-in" situations are thinking about artificial intelligence.
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I think Yellen is very concerned with post-tenure bubbles popping and what will happen.
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"He's showing that he's concerned with out-of-control spending," said GOP strategist Ford O'Connell.
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Trump, however, doesn't seem too concerned with formalities or the possibility of offending another president.
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Purchasing an idea contradicts an industry that is predominantly concerned with owning and displaying objects.
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Her work is concerned with documentation and its limits, how archives convey and scramble meaning.
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People have been concerned with hack attacks, data attacks, all kinds of things like that.
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Kennedy is more concerned with legalization ballot initiatives in upwards of 7 "deep red" states.
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It's more concerned with the planets it offers than the business of travelling between them.
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In the agency action plan, Trump's advisers aren't just concerned with repealing Obama-era rules.
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And then of course there's can the verb, which is itself only concerned with possibility.
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Preserving web-based content is what Rhizome has been concerned with since the very beginning.
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Beverly is more concerned with why he hasn't aired the footage of Serena's (Emma Roberts) murder.
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A. Younger people are too concerned with getting the right first job and building a résumé.
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Readers concerned with digital communication and design will appreciate Albers's close attention to technology and style.
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The more you grew as a songwriter, what do you think you became concerned with most?
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He added that residents are more concerned with finding potable water than going to the doctor.
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They seemed so concerned with parsing their speech that I just thought it was so weak.
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You may be concerned with just how much you have, but don't blame yourself, blame capitalism.
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Trump has not appeared overly concerned with the plea agreement itself, people close to him said.
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But hidden behind all of those charts is a game that is very concerned with storytelling.
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An impeachment is not a criminal trial, and Congress is not concerned with punishing the guilty.
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Instead of being concerned with your monetary value, Magnises placed more emphasis on your social value.
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Towards the end of the clip, however, Leo seems more concerned with playtime than acting lessons.
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Cause of death was not a factor, as this study was strictly concerned with mortality rates.
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Warehouses can host performances and art without being concerned with the imperative to turn a profit.
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But even women not concerned with buying organic may find LOLA appealing because of its model.
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Solo performers present themselves differently; the conventions are less gleeful, concerned with so-called adult pleasures.
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Josh was most concerned with the move in Goldman Sachs today and what that could mean.
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But not all consumers are concerned with speed, which is where the marketplace comes into play.
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But ID seems a lot less concerned with examining the motivations and nuances of the genre.
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But social conservatives were particularly concerned with lessons that addressed subjects like LGBT identities and masturbation.
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The company has never really been concerned with battling it out over flashy designs and specs.
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Doctors are generally most concerned with the ratio of "good" cholesterol (HDL) to bad cholesterol (LDL).
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Those concerned with racial and gender inequality have often seen his work as a highfalutin irrelevance.
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But the quiz also interested practitioners of a nascent branch of academic psychology concerned with personality.
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Rather than attacking climate policy, these groups are now far more concerned with undermining basic science.
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Competitive drives For sound evolutionary reasons, younger men find themselves especially concerned with status and dominance.
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They note that in the mid-20th century households were primarily concerned with divvying up chores.
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People who are sick are especially concerned, with 66 percent worried and 49 percent very worried.
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The reason the singer is not concerned with the bedlam surrounding him on a daily basis?
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Throughout Color of Change's exchanges with RCA, the label did not seem concerned with dropping Kelly.
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Arte Povera, declared Mr Celant, was concerned with "taking away, eliminating, downgrading things to a minimum".
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Courtrooms aren't concerned with the truth; they're arenas where two competing sets of facts do battle.
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It's a tool that is more concerned with having a human touch, and serving people better.
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He was only concerned with the fate of his leg because he could not feel it.
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" Dick was deeply concerned with the gap between the "only apparently real" and the "really real.
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But since then, the company has become more concerned with how others are using their content.
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"The secretary is very concerned with the direction this thing is going," one senior official said.
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Financial institutions, merchants, and individuals are all concerned with their reputations, which prevents theft and fraud.
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To wit: The GND is centrally concerned with clean energy, but what exactly is clean energy?
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Capricorn is an Earth sign, which means it's concerned with the physical—how's your health, Leo?
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Investors appeared concerned with a surge of spending at the company that hurt its profit margins.
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His criticism has even drawn praise from some on the left concerned with overbearing corporate power.
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Heil said he is more concerned with plastic bags and other debris that could snag boats.
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News that Sia is more concerned with the wig in performances than in her everyday life.
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"Investors have become increasingly concerned with [economic growth]," said Kate Warne, investment strategist at Edward Jones.
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I refused to kowtow to trauma pimps concerned with marketing our marginalization over our social advancement.
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According to Politico, the White House is principally concerned with making the 2017 tax cuts permanent.
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Christian political leaders complain of persecution, but many seem more concerned with enhancing their own power.
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And yet a substantial 53 percent of Australians remain concerned with how safe vaccines actually are.
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Reality TV stars are largely concerned with their own brand - perhaps none more so than Trump.
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Instead, people were more concerned with what Tay and El Moussa are wearing in the photo.
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Rather than encouraging competition, most African leaders seem more concerned with mollycoddling their bust national carriers.
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But in Philadelphia, they don't seem to be particularly concerned with whether any such evidence exists.
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But for now, teams are more concerned with keeping their experimental programs running without human intervention.
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Smith's poetry, however, is just as concerned with the concrete as it is with the cosmic.
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He may also be more concerned with personal problems or geopolitical grievances than matters of theology.
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Sailors are more concerned with keeping ahead of Rio's shifting winds and tricky currents and tides.
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He told reporters in April he isn't concerned with being the NFL's highest-paid wide receiver.
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It was more concerned with pop moviemaking than with burnishing the larger Marvel brand, per se.
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One employee said that they're not concerned with the quality of the meat at Trader Joe's.
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"I am not concerned with the declining Azure growth rates right now," Moorhead told Business Insider.
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Genèse also seems concerned with the way geometry can highlight, dampen, and distort the human figure.
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Each feels too concerned with engaging with or rejecting the classic tropes of horror movie-making.
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And I'm not too concerned with having a fully formed idea before I jump into something.
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While the number of strikeouts is eye-popping, Kershaw was more concerned with getting efficient outs.
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The plot is mostly concerned with the teenager, who winds up joining a local skinhead gang.
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"The book is probably much more concerned with gender than it is with race," he said.
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The Times suggested that both men were concerned with "image projection" because of their courteous exchanges.
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Thirty-four percent said Trump was concerned with Comey's investigation of his administration's ties to Russia.
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If you're concerned with getting the maximum value from your points, this isn't a great option.
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And when you get outside the Beltway, I don't find anybody concerned with this at all.
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D.C.-based Frontiers for Freedom, a public policy organization concerned with budget policy and property rights.
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No one seemed overly concerned with men's fashion week, least of all the artist Jonah Freeman.
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Forsyth said MSU officials seemed more concerned with protecting the school's reputation than working with investigators.
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It's certainly an attention-grabbing gambit, but the novel is less concerned with whodunit than why.
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Lawmakers briefly addressed those proposals, but were most concerned with the Fed's more controversial regulatory efforts.
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"We are not concerned with short-term volatility," Gong said in an interview at the Nasdaq.
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Researchers are most concerned with how this tick will possibly spread diseases on a different continent.
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"But I'm more concerned with his views on the Constitution than where he goes to church."
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Investors simply remove exposure to the markets and are not typically concerned with earnings or valuations.
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On Capitol Hill, Republicans seem to be most concerned with getting a vote at the moment.
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Many kids start school concerned with whether they have the "right" sneakers or the coolest backpack.
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They're too deep in their thoughts to be concerned with keeping up in uncomfortable, trendy looks.
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Werth was also concerned with the idea of lay persons using deadly technology without proper experience.
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But "Juggernaut" was the first hint that Until Your Heart Stops wasn't solely concerned with aggression.
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In real life, there is legitimate reason to be concerned with Hollywood's attitude toward Asian characters.
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Uber is also simply concerned with the question of whether it's fulfilling a need, Guernier said.
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"I'm really concerned with everything that's happening," McKay said about the condition of the winter road.
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The Restless Earth is concerned with migration in general and the struggles of Syrian migrants specifically.
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In the Middle East, he was concerned with taking on Islamist extremism and taking the oil.
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There's no salve for her characters' savagery, and Tamblyn isn't concerned with providing a neat ending.
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That's why the bank's analysts are more concerned with what deal the two sides eventually make.
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The calls and letters show that Trump is more concerned with himself than advancing America's interests.
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These boys are the Five Fingers, a ragtag posse concerned with the protection of their hometown.
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It is not concerned with restoring a prelapsarian dominion of Light where morality itself is obsolete.
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Ms. McCarthy's work has a dystopian vibe, but the exhibition is equally concerned with positive prospects.
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As an economist concerned with global poverty, I have long accepted this practical and ethical framework.
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I suggest that lately it seems concerned with seeking revelation not in privacy, but in community.
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Republicans aren't genuinely concerned with anti-Semitism, or with Omar's largely innocent comments about 9/11.
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That last one "was concerned with controlling the sexual behavior of girls in particular," she said.
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The fashion industry is more concerned with lifestyle, aspiration, and celebrity than it is with age.
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Lorelai, in the meantime, is really concerned with the purity and pristine-ness of Rory's bed.
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Harris is specifically concerned with what he calls second- and third-order effects of the virus.
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He was equally concerned with medical issues and ethics and how the two intertwined in sports.
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He is now more concerned with the mental well-being of the artists themselves, he said.
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They are most concerned with on-time ratings, customer service track record and mileage plan offerings.
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We'll say this ... Jeremy seems way more concerned with his acting career than his relationship status.
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Of course, for younger children, and those who are less concerned with fashion, comfort remains king.
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Ms. Zobel seems more concerned with mining the Courrèges legacy for bits but shredding the rest.
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"I'm concerned with Biden, Warren or Sanders, whether they can really make it happen," he said.
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But they're also concerned with making sure school remains Jack's top priority, despite everything that's happened.
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"I really just wake up without being concerned with how I'm going to manifest," she said.
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Forster was concerned with moral harm, and with the difficult necessity of trying to forgive it.
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Prudence is not a "theoretic" virtue, not a virtue only concerned with the truth of something.
|
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"My wife is very concerned with layout and gets frustrated with wasted space," Mr. Luks said.
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Anyway, Matthew Sewell is less concerned with that today than he is about making a basket.
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They were both concerned with our current bail system that affords great advantage to the wealthy.
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The IOC shouldn't merely be concerned with ensuring that athletes don't abuse women at the Olympics.
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" CPR said that it is, of course, "concerned with finding funding for our activities and mission.
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The class was practicing comparative poetry analysis, but Marlow was more concerned with the six wives.
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Many of them probably voted for Bernie Sanders, are concerned with the environment and income inequality.
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Many of my students are just concerned with graduating and often seem oblivious to world suffering.
|
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" Evidently, even at 21-years-old, Sanders was, in fact, very concerned with getting "things done.
|
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Some critics of transparency promotion seem more concerned with efficiency and ease of using desired science.
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All they are concerned with, to be perfectly honest, is showing you how smart they are.
|
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The investigators, according to the news outlet's sources, are not as concerned with the meeting itself.
|
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Economists interpreted symmetric to mean policymakers would not be too concerned with inflation overshooting the target.
|
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Lawmakers were specifically concerned with Apple's alleged use of foreign subsidiaries to lessen its tax bill.
|
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The FBI is like an arson investigation unit, concerned with catching perpetrators but not restoring systems.
|
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Between Two Ferns: The Movie is at its weakest when it's most concerned with its plot.
|
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Experts agree that crime and nation-driven hackers are not concerned with copyright and nondisclosure rules.
|
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Yet beyond its theological relevance, Langston is more concerned with the psychological effects of this practice.
|
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When he had more power to change practices, Volcker seemed much less concerned with financial malpractice.
|
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But she said she was more concerned with his physical symptoms, including his steep weight loss.
|
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"The concentrated wealth in America is an issue we've got to be concerned with," he said.
|
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Arendt was not simply concerned with mapping out the totalitarian conditions into which humanity had descended.
|
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The FAA should be concerned with aviation safety, she says, not shortcutting regulation or promoting innovation.
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TV that maybe it is not the healthcare policy itself that the union is concerned with.
|
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Interestingly enough, however, Republicans only seem concerned with cost when it comes to certain policy proposals.
|
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Diary 4 isn't concerned with hits, but any of its tracks could help break another newcomer.
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These courtiers are much concerned with religious rituals, and some of them are monks and nuns.
|
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Whereas, a critic — who's concerned with arcana and "pure art" — is going to have different questions.
|
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Vox Lux is concerned with the desensitizing powers of idol worship, with all its relevant connections.
|
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She contrasted this with the "old normal" that prioritized inflation and was less concerned with unemployment.
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Their music was more concerned with letting loose than standing against the country's corrupt, oppressive government.
|
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But for the first time ever, people don't seem concerned with the fact that Cyrus is naked.
|
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It develops and builds within itself in a way that previous Fucked Up records weren't concerned with.
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Nidhi Kalra Director, San Francisco Bay Area Office Today, RAND is concerned with interpretability in AI systems.
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The OECD is particularly concerned with political uncertainty in Europe amid rising support for anti-establishment parties.
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According to the American Society of Landscape Architects's annual survey, people are overwhelmingly concerned with water conservation.
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It&aposs really scary stuff, and you know, women, men -- everybody should be very concerned with this.
|
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Liberals, already concerned with Gorsuch's record, have also asked how he will demonstrate independence from the President.
|
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All-in-all, it seems like Amazon is the one that Walmart is truly concerned with beating.
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As I withstood the attacks, I considered why my team was so concerned with my personal affairs.
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Here we're concerned with resizing: Pick Resize Image and specify your width and height values as needed.
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And the average kid isn't that concerned with quick drying and breathable fabrics or with style, either.
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Taylor is more concerned with repairing their relationship with their dad than with getting revenge on Bobby.
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"People are so concerned with 'winning' a breakup, and they don't want to seem vulnerable," Huerta says.
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He was concerned with just getting food on the table and keeping the trains running on time.
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For me a "professional" is concerned with success, and what I'm interested in isn't success, but love.
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Atwood first released the novel in 1985 after becoming concerned with the political rhetoric at the time.
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Yet other Europeans seem more concerned with Macedonian co-operation on migrants than with its democratic evolution.
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And the problem again is that the observer concerned with impartiality can't tell which inference to draw.
|
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The Royal Society, the moving spirit behind Endeavour's mission, was less concerned with colonisation than with science.
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His behavior toward women showed he was often more concerned with a woman's looks than her intellect.
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If there's one thing we know about the Duffer brothers, it's that they are ~concerned~ with authenticity.
|
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The zombie threat is always there, but Sam is more concerned with human connection than with survival.
|
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Now, he sighs, too many officials think like bureaucrats, merely concerned with doing things the "correct" way.
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"I'm concerned with potential perinatal issues that have killed other mothers," Balcomb told the local FOX affiliate.
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The EU is specifically concerned with the country's structural balance, which excludes one-off revenues and expenditures.
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It's concerned with the details, the small things that make up a life and make it meaningful.
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He seems legitimately concerned with the potential negative impact his platform has had in the past year.
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Chang was also concerned with the political unrest in China, where his father was born and raised.
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Drake was concerned with petty fall outs and ghosting ex-girlfriends, which sat at a base level.
|
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Instead, he's more concerned with the Janus-like layers of identity that people carry around with them.
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This fatal Zhejiang ride occurred at 1pm, according to police, and there's plenty to be concerned with.
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I am just concerned with what the companies are saying, but I think we can get there.
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That's why companies behind self-driving vehicles, primarily Google, are so concerned with proving the safety point.
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It was an unexpected move from a company that has traditionally been more concerned with cutting costs.
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Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management, is more concerned with Intel's prospects.
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Even if you logically know that everyone else is mostly paying attention to and concerned with themselves.
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By contrast, the Bitcoin coalition is generally friendlier to cryptocurrency investors and less concerned with everyday payments.
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Finance ministers may be more concerned with making up shortfalls in cashflow than getting a good deal.
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TC: Are you concerned with consumer confusion when you have so many overlapping products in the space?
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Team USA managing director Jerry Colangelo said Monday he isn't overly concerned with the high-profile departures.
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When the original Tezos papers were released, in 2014, nobody was concerned with the need for governance.
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Many people, myself included, believe the Republicans will become much more concerned with the buildup in deficits.
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" For a novel concerned with dislocation, there's a lot of grounding humor in "The Life to Come.
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First Lady Melania Trump is reportedly concerned with the work of White House press secretary Sean Spicer.
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Why would the rich be more concerned with getting something for nothing than the rest of us?
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In countries less concerned with civil liberties and the rule of law, that could have serious consequences.
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Homebuyers were less concerned with mortgage rates and more frustrated with the lack of homes for sale.
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"Unlike passengers, cargo is not concerned with the status of its pilots [human or autonomous]," notes UBS.
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"He's a pastor and he's concerned with the plight of people in all their human dimensions," Paris.
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Concerned with the proliferation of planned obsolescence and mounting e-waste, the repair community is fighting back.
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I'm not very concerned with how relevant or current it feels, but just how authentic it feels.
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Here, Sustainable Energy takes a look at the reactions of organizations and groups concerned with the environment.
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"I was more concerned with when I fall, am I going to crack my skull?" she said.
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Obst added the donors were more concerned with policy than they were with Trump's statements from 2005.
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Yet the film is more concerned with a deeper, grander theme about free will and personal responsibility.
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That means that Ola Electric won't just be concerned with vehicles, it has a far wider remit.
|
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"We are concerned with the literacy levels of all children in Michigan," Whiston said in a statement.
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Instead, they're more concerned with whether or not the drug can improve a person's quality of life.
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Plastic is the type of surgery favored by empty-headed Los Angelians overly concerned with external beauty.
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Considering the injury happened in a marsh, doctors were concerned with the risk of a serious infection.
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When it comes to "hacking," many people are concerned with the stereotypically scary, hooded Mr. Robot character.
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Any person concerned with making an intellectual case for conservatism, small and large, should immediately recognize this.
|
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King, who narrowly won his race in November, said he isn't concerned with being primaried next cycle.
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Sure, they have some background quotes about how he wasn't terribly concerned with first principles of conservatism.
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I like reading books concerned with natural history, archaeology, history, geography, gardening, old exploration and adventure, art.
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If ballet aims for the ethereal, hiplet, generally danced to pop music, is more concerned with earthiness.
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He said he remains primarily concerned with addressing the frayed relationship between law enforcement officials and minorities.
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Rostov's battles are less political and more concerned with the fight against any gradual diminishment of pleasure.
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Most other horse race polling is concerned with who respondents would support were the election held today.
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The word "parochial" means, literally, concerned with matters of the local parish, rather than the larger world.
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The elder Wahhaj said his son and his wife had become "concerned" with the idea of possessions.
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Homebuyers today are less worried about interest rates and more concerned with weak supply and high prices.
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Take the upcoming omnibus appropriations bill which should anger citizens concerned with transparency and republican self-rule.
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Even as a nutritionist concerned with healthy eating, ice cream is one food I can't give up.
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His book is concerned with morality, which tends to get short shrift in the self-improvement literature.
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When the boy's mother picked him up later that same day, she became concerned with his behavior.
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The nineteenth-century obsession with the Arctic intruded even in novels not otherwise concerned with the poles.
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Your record feels remarkably light—maybe optimistic even, despite the fact that it's concerned with these ideas.
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This, Simovich argues, risks sapping both radical politics and art concerned with such themes, of its power.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Art exhibitions concerned with politics are very much of the moment.
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They're also concerned with changing the dynamics of an industry that doesn't properly acknowledge its female consumers.
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Put another way: She doesn't seem especially concerned with sexism and misogyny unless it's affecting her personally.
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Jane the Virgin, as you can probably guess from the title, has always been concerned with sex.
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He never looked out of control or even concerned with anything other than simply finishing this off.
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It's crucial that someone as generous and concerned with others as you are has very firm boundaries.
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Matsumoto is less concerned with the erupting love triangle than he is with the world around them.
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We can no longer afford to tolerate lawmakers in Congress more concerned with winning elections than governing.
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Rather, they were concerned with a "loss of status," or more accurately, "white anxiety" over changing demographics.
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All Quests are concerned with some numinous Object, the Waters of Life, the Grail, buried treasure etc.
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He's not concerned with projecting a rhythmic concept so much as evoking something wholesale, cathartic and consuming.
|
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Prescient of Trump's "law and order" discussions, they were highly concerned with enforcing the law against criminals.
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But the outrage over the new She-Ra doesn't really seem to be concerned with that debate.
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When a picture is done, I'm not concerned with it any more; I'm onto the next thing.
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Ultimately, Chinese regulators are more concerned with social stability than the survival of P2Ps, industry insiders said.
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And he bemoans a culture and profession that he sees as overly concerned with the bottom line.
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Maybe some people are more concerned with their image and what their publicist tells them to do.
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Baywatch isn't particularly concerned with exploring the relationships between these people, their world, or anything in between.
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Nicolas DeMeyer was a man centrally concerned with his image who always seemed to be hiding something.
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For the most part, voters have been more concerned with animal cruelty than our representatives have been.
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Orlaineta is concerned with unpacking history and sifting through forgotten objects in order to reconstruct a story.
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"Wet Woman in the Wind," directed by Akihiko Shiota, is more concerned with sex than sexual neuroses.
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Western Europe is less concerned with Russia on a daily basis and more concerned about Islamic terrorism.
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It requires the kind of political judgment concerned with the public good, not with gaining electoral advantage.
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The intern, concerned with what he had just heard, told his supervisor who then contacted Capitol police.
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Nationals Manager Davey Martinez was more concerned with his shortstop Trea Turner's broken finger after the game.
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And yet again, the process appeared to be concerned with political expediency more than with the truth.
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And the fact that outsider art is very often schizophrenic art, concerned with filling every available space.
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I am much more concerned with how your son feels about these interactions than how you do.
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So his customers are more concerned with getting their devices into orbit quickly and efficiently, Beck added.
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Glenn Booraem, Vanguard's top stewardship officer, said the company is more concerned with understanding boards' overall diversity.
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