"You have distracted pedestrians and distracted drivers, so it's the double whammy," he said.
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These aren't movies for distracted viewers — yet they anticipate the age of distracted viewing.
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I went into your book already feeling totally distracted and surrounded by totally distracted people.
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Poor infrastructure, reckless drivers, distracted drivers and distracted pedestrians contribute to the grim tally, Adkins said.
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Winters is able to believe in the play without being distracted by what distracted me: its cynicism.
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"Distracted pedestrians, like distracted drivers, present a potential danger to themselves and drivers on the road," Lampitt said.
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Distracted players Since its launch, incidents of distracted Pokemon players have been reported worldwide, including some who have fallen off cliffs.
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So, uh, don't do that — distracted biking isn't much better than distracted driving when it comes to threatening your own life.
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The more we allow ourselves to be distracted from a particular activity, the more we feel the need to be distracted.
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Let there be no doubt, although we're increasingly aware of our distracted driving problems, we also have a serious distracted walking problem.
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The agency has been investigating the role of distracted drivers in overall U.S. traffic death figures but has found challenges in getting an accurate picture of all distracted crashes because of the unwillingness of individuals to acknowledge they were distracted.
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Because we can't allow ourselves to be distracted, and it's so easy to be distracted by the noise that is happening around you.
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Over time, the act of noticing that you're distracted will rewire your brain and teach you to become distracted less easily, Flood told me.
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LAURA MAURER, DISTRACTED DRIVER: It is not like I sat in my car and thought I'm going on drive distracted and hit somebody today.
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Maybe it's time for every municipality to get serious about distracted walking, as it's called, even though distracted driving is plainly a bigger concern.
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I don't want viral YouTube videos of distracted walkers bonking into light poles being replaced with videos of distracted soldiers walking into enemy bullets.
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I was so distracted by him, I stayed away from that corner, because otherwise I thought I was going to get really distracted and forget the words.
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Police report that 61% of distracted drivers were daydreaming at the time of a fatal crash, compared with 14% of drivers who were distracted by cellphone use.
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At the University of Alabama at Birmingham's distracted-driving research lab, I took a ride on an SUV simulator to see just how dangerous distracted driving can be.
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"We're finding estimates of about half of all parents say that they drive distracted," said Despina Stavrinos, director of the University of Alabama at Birmingham's distracted driving research lab.
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The data include all car crashes, not just those caused by distracted driving; the percentage of total distracted driving accidents to which drivers with ADHD contributed has not been calculated.
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If you never find yourself distracted or don't mind being distracted while writing fiction, the Freewrite would be just a toy that will make your writing less efficient if more focused.
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And one line leads to another, and soon you're distracted—the user is distracted—from selling/buying merchandise, collecting/sharing data, and allowing a device to become ensconced in their life.
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" She continues: "So many people eat while they're distracted.
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Some people get distracted by something else -- nice people.
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" "I hate that this distracted from more important issues.
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Trump 'distracted' by impeachment trial Trump has appeared "distracted" by the impeachment trial that gets underway Tuesday, according to a source close to the White House who speaks to the President regularly.
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"I held my pee and it distracted me," she reveals.
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The Democrats were too distracted by Russia to win. 41.
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Zero distractions is a great feature for the easily distracted.
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"You can get very distracted by that number," Lawson says.
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Let's stop being distracted to focus on that as much.
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Will we get distracted by questions and perfecting our wings?
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We didn't get distracted and let that fatigue set in.
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The original question, before I got distracted, why do it?
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It has distracted from the real problems in the country.
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Of course, this multitasking may make you a bit distracted.
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Distracted and tired, Mr Kochevar did not brake in time.
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Then again, he might have been distracted thinking about butt.
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If that's not distracted driving, I don't know what is.
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Distracted driving "is a real problem for society," Grady said.
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I think that President Trump is distracted by these things.
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You won't be distracted by hisses or other unwanted noises.
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I just love movies and don't want to be distracted.
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The Patriots, however, have rarely been distracted from their objective.
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It lets you be the disengaged, distracted wreck you are!
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Perhaps he'd enjoy an Evil Patrick, or a Distracted Boyfriend.
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Bentley the puppy is easily distracted and it's absolutely adorable.
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I was still connected, but more importantly, I wasn't distracted.
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Do not be distracted by Mr. Smollett's alleged staged attack.
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In this way, it hardly cuts down on distracted driving.
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The Republican base thought Obama was lazy, distracted and ineffective.
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They've got stuff going on or are distracted by something.
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Much more than we realize, thoroughly distracted as we are.
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Rapinoe's actions distracted from the final game of Heather O'Reilly.
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That said, it's possible (perhaps even probable) he was distracted.
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They also say she was not distracted by her phone.
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The board determined the engineer was distracted by text messaging.
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No wonder, then, that foreign dignitaries find Chinese leaders distracted.
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"You have distracted from my creative process" But no more.
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It's really easy to get distracted in No Man's Sky.
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Civic activism is hard in a busy, distracted, cynical age.
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I keep getting distracted by fanfics I want to read.
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You can't be going through the day distracted by trivia.
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She also said she had been distracted by her phone.
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Don't get distracted by Wheeler's wily redirection of your attention.
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Still others distracted from the testimony with attacks on Democrats.
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Bray Wyatt won when the returning Luke Harper distracted Orton.
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Over the last year, you've been distracted from your mission.
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How do you break down what's happening in Distracted Boyfriend?
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Morrison vowed not to be distracted by the accusations, however.
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Trump is counting on people being stupid, and easily distracted.
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I was never distracted about chasing boys or being chased.
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And the pot won't boil over if you get distracted.
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His mom cried while he distracted himself with arcade games.
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She is 16, and she can't afford to be distracted.
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Then, as now, politics distracted attention away from genuine threats.
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There's clearly a need to be entertained, distracted, and connected.
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Aging and distracted, Mr. Hifter is seldom seen in Benghazi.
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Recall that Rome burned while a distracted Nero famously fiddled.
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Whenever they become distracted or anxious, the video automatically freezes.
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Employees will get more distracted, leading to more time wasted.
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Just don't drive distracted because that is dangerous and stupid!
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Distracted driving probably plays a part as well, researchers said.
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Being easily distracted is the reason I'm not on Instagram.
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Unless somebody repealed the First Amendment while I was distracted.
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We're not getting distracted by rehashed smear and innuendo campaigns.
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He gets distracted by landscapers and won't go number two.
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Don't get distracted and forget to include that final zero.
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Every one of them was killed by a distracted driver.
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The initial belief was that a distracted engineer was responsible.
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That means you can't be distracted by focusing on yourself.
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I'm not going to be distracted by issues like that.
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Later, as I lay in bed, something else distracted me.
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Here on Spring Street, other things will keep you distracted.
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I often feel distracted on the job because of it.
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And you're going to get distracted a lot of times.
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Living in New York, you get really distracted very easily.
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You should turn your phone off so you're not distracted.
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"If we get distracted by something for which there's an ongoing investigation, and don't tend to the issues at hand ... one, we're not doing our job, and, two, we're being too easily distracted," Sen.
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"The moment I start a PAC and start talking about what I'm going to do in 2020 not only do I get distracted, but my Cabinet gets distracted and it's a disadvantage," Hickenlooper said.
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These adjustments suggest such players are distracted from playing to win.
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"Smithereens" says distracted driving is a menace and rideshares are untrustworthy.
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That would put an end to the problem of distracted driving.
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Musk cannot allow himself to be distracted by critics, Cuban said.
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The distracted boyfriend meme definitely appears to belong to the latter.
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Visions of the future have distracted us from what's possible today.
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While he's distracted, I spot his passport sitting on the table.
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Packed some almonds (can't risk getting distracted by hunger) and water.
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The idea is, you're less distracted by your phone at night.
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Do you often find yourself distracted by incoming alerts and notifications?
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It makes him look distracted and weak, endangering our national security.
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The offending content was the inclusion of the Distracted Boyfriend meme.
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Injuries late in his career distracted from how great Datsyuk was.
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It seems there's an opportunity to get distracted almost every minute.
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Drivers who are potentially distracted, potentially sleepy, potentially ragey, potentially drunk.
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Most people in their twenties are distracted — Does he like me?
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I've been distracted, and I haven't read as much this year.
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Francis and I were happy, but Mami seemed distracted and worried.
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But we shouldn't get too distracted by these short-term reversals.
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If you're easily distracted, Flipd is about to become your BFF.
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She was distracted and Evan was like, 'Hey babe, what's up?
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Chuck gets distracted by Ira Shermer, who's eating at another table.
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The theatrics also distracted from the nation's real and persistent problems.
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But if you continue to be distracted, you'll hear an alarm.
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But we're still kind of distracted by this adorable mini-me.
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"Otherwise it's too boring or easy to get distracted," he said.
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Don't be distracted from what you consider the meaning of life.
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Which is why we're pleasantly distracted by the accessories Canon announced.
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"Don't be distracted by anything anybody else tells you," Harris said.
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The apparent winner for this year is the "distracted boyfriend" meme.
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Distracted drivers cost livesImage: Dan Gold/UnsplashThe facts are pretty clear.
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Are there any divisions between your "working" time and distracted browsing?
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The Sad Dawson meme was being shared more than Distracted Boyfriend.
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TB: It's important for companies not to be distracted by it.
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In audio recordings, Ford said he was distracted by two jets.
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I go through phases of feeling distracted and that feels negative.
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Executives remain distracted by a number of legal and regulatory issues.
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It's too easy for me to get distracted by other things.
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For people who are easily distracted, Flowstate could be a godsend.
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It's blasphemous, don't get distracted by these lottery tickets and statues.
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Barbara Comstock -- is "don't get distracted by all that," he said.
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It kind of distracted me to ride with it during contests.
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"I'm the type to get distracted by boys," she tells me.
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You don't get constantly distracted by the Slack notification sound either.
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DATE: You seem a bit distracted, what are you thinking about?
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Everyone's familiar with the distracted or non-responsive customer service rep.
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We have kids that are obsessed and distracted by other things.
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Distracted passengers and pedestrians playing the game were mentioned less often.
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He is being distracted daily from putting his Transition Team together.
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Offred is distracted though, which only serves to annoy him more.
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One guy distracted the bouncer so the rest could slip away.
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In one scene, prison guards are distracted by an illuminated turtle.
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His Mets teams never seemed distracted by off-field matters, either.
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"It's very easy to get distracted by your inbox or phone," .
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"Human drivers are distracted," Lutz said on "Closing Bell" on Tuesday.
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Germany, distracted by drawn-out coalition talks, is out of ideas.
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Do you think technology is the answer to stop distracted driving?
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What do you think can be done to stop distracted driving?
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Apple says it has taken other steps to address distracted driving.
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To be fair, he has a good reason to be distracted.
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Counting is essential in crochet, but it's easy to get distracted.
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Finn was distracted in his meditation by thoughts of Brother Reilly.
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We should not be distracted by more subtle anti-Semitic overtones.
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If you find yourself distracted, bring your focus to your breathing.
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This is politics, where everyone must always remain focused, never distracted.
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Your phone will distract you if you want to be distracted.
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Building it distracted me from what mattered, which was growing readership.
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Samsung is working on an app to help combat distracted driving.
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People are away on vacation and otherwise distracted by outdoor activities.
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The local authority noted that these gadgets distracted girls from studies.
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Distracted by the pleasant conversation, I start to forget my role.
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Everybody: Sorry, I'm a little distracted because something horrifying just happened.
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"It distracted him, but it didn't fix the problem," she said.
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They appear only when they need something, or are easily distracted.
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We live distracted and die with too much knowledge to bear.
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We cannot allow ourselves to be distracted from our solemn duty.
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Many of those children were left behind by a distracted caregiver.
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The root cause of a constantly distracted workplace is [workplace] culture.
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But it's not that both parties are getting distracted this time.
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Future generations may ask why we were distracted by lesser matters.
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Their faces, adequate in prior situations, appear oddly dazed and distracted.
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He earned a paralegal degree and distracted himself by playing dominoes.
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Honolulu passed the measure to reduce accidents caused by distracted walking.
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A poorly made bomb or a distracted fisherman could prove fatal.
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But we can't help but get distracted by the whole charade.
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It's cute, but I'm mostly distracted with all this coronavirus stuff.
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Or rather, I kept being distracted from it by authorial peacocking.
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You're going to get distracted by what they think is wrong.
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Like Marcello himself, the narrative and roving camera are easily distracted.
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When we barely sleep, we're irritable, less productive, and easily distracted.
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Teens are very distracted anyway because of school and social pressure.
|
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Most probably, Trump is distracted by the impact of Hurricane Harvey.
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It might even be easier this time, with Mr. Trump distracted.
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A: A lot of people get distracted by fame or drugs.
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"May we not be distracted by these miserable provocations," he wrote.
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They also point to data suggesting an increase in distracted driving.
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Grace Notes POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — Like a writer, Tim Youd got distracted.
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Distracted drivers and bigger vehicles may be the culprits, experts say.
|
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Bezos's personal tumult distracted Amazon's leaders at a particularly fraught time.
|
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Maybe you're just distracted from watching porn at the office again.
|
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"Autonomous vehicles will never be drunk, distracted or drowsy," said Kaufman.
|
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What message does that send about society's attitude toward distracted driving?
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That will be harder to pull off with America distracted, though.
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You won't be distracted like most people are when they work.
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"If I play music or anything, I get distracted," he says.
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"The human is not distracted by the flags," De Croon says.
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" "Let us not be distracted by the promise of alternative cures.
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Don't be distracted from what you consider the meaning of life.
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Eventually you'd get distracted or tired as you use up glucose.
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But on this night, he was distracted, checking for rain clouds.
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The risk of being distracted by unhelpfully large numbers just increased.
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Perceiver: A heightened emotional state can keep the conscious mind distracted.
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One man distracted him while another punched him in the face.
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N.B.A. fans can be forgiven for being distracted by shiny objects.
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They are about the pleasures of focusing, and not being distracted.
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Yeah, you get distracted thinking about what you're going to buy.
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"We've got distracted drivers and we've got distracted pedestrians, and that is a deadly combination," Rebecca Lindland, an independent auto analyst, noted in a statement following the release of the 2017 pedestrian fatality statistics last May.
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Collisions due to distracted driving are at all-time high: From 2015-2016, Zendrive found that there was a 14% increase in traffic deaths — the biggest increase in 50 years — with distracted driving a major factor.
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According to the Utah Department of Public Safety, between 2012 and 2016, distracted driving was the fifth leading cause of motor vehicle crash deaths in Utah, and 108 deaths between those years were due to distracted driving.
|
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Using a deep-learning algorithm, the system is able to detect when a driver is not paying attention by capturing images of what a distracted driver looks like and assessing it against a non-distracted control image.
|
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It's fair to say that Trump would be, at a minimum, distracted.
|
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Then, the network distracted us with our first footage out of Winterfell.
|
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The Empire State's move comes as authorities nationwide grapple with distracted driving.
|
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"Don't be distracted by anything anybody else tells you," says Carla Harris.
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UNINDENTIFIED MALE: I think we&aposre really being distracted by this hearing.
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The 'Distracted Boyfriend' Meme's Photographer Explains AllIt began as a stock photo.
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Still distracted, he began talking, at last, about his experiences at arcades.
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WHILE SECURITY WAS DISTRACTED, W A GUY A CAR PULLED UP & ATTACKED!
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Sometimes he gets distracted en-route but realizes it and resets himself.
|
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Photographers get their fair share of crying, distracted or otherwise difficult children.
|
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"In these streets you could get easily distracted by anything," said Diaz.
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We watch Jane (Shailene Woodley) grow distraught, distracted by her violent flashbacks.
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They get distracted, brake late and hard, and make aggressive lane changes.
|
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The experience distracted children from their fear of injections, drilling and fillings.
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But Colbert couldn't help but be a little distracted during their interview.
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Sometimes I get distracted into marveling at it instead of doing work.
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I get distracted with love, and I've let it take over before.
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Or perhaps if they had, I had been too distracted to notice.
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The organizers of the protests fear that Brits are distracted by Brexit.
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I started saying no to social activities that distracted me from exercise.
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They may also cut out the risks around distracted and drowsy driving.
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"I'm concerned about how we're making the world more distracted," it read.
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I want to ask Stevens more about Common, but I'm distracted again.
|
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To what extent is distracted driving causing people to crash more frequently?
|
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Personally, my vote goes to the guy from the "distracted boyfriend" meme.
|
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Thankfully, she distracted him and they went to a farm show instead.
|
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At times he seemed frail and at one point a bit distracted.
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In fact, it probably distracted them from absorbing the really important information.
|
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German leaders are also distracted and anyway enjoy limited influence beyond Europe.
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CapricornDecember 22 to January 19Admit it — even you can get distracted, Capricorn.
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I guess it's okay if he's distracted while assisting the clinic patients?
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Cell phones are largely to blame for this increase in distracted driving.
|
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A great picture, to be sure, but Beyoncé looks a little distracted.
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Even the conductor and the musicians were briefly distracted from their performance.
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Grace sat up straight, as if she had let herself get distracted.
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As the lesson proceeds, the camera is distracted by a cock fight.
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It's so easy to get distracted and overwhelmed throughout the work day.
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I nodded, slightly distracted by the weight of his green-eyed gaze.
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They didn't check Facebook "real quick" or get distracted by e-mails.
|
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Instead, it was almost as if Trump was simply bored and distracted.
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I'm not busy or distracted, I just can't be bothered to reply.
|
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But there's one basic thing they still haven't mastered: limiting distracted driving.
|
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"Don't be distracted by his attempts to distract you!" scream his detractors.
|
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Even when she's not holding the camera, she's totally distracted from driving.
|
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But the beauty of distracted sex is that it's so unself-conscious.
|
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That keeps you from getting distracted and flipping out to other apps.
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We weren't talking about this before because we simply weren't as distracted.
|
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By seamlessly managing your workflow, it lowers your chances of getting distracted.
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I don't give my best performance when I'm distracted by my insecurities.
|
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"California is pretty aggressive" when it comes to distracted driving, Martis said.
|
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But the media can't allow itself to be distracted by meaningless threats.
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My job is to make sure people don't get distracted by this.
|
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I get distracted from cleaning, but my writing is going pretty decently.
|
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It has been shared thousands of times as the "Distracted Boyfriend" meme.
|
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" De Niro says Mueller's values aren't "cool enough for today's distracted audience.
|
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Mr. Rosekind and other safety experts think one factor is distracted driving.
|
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Distracted by office projects when you should be spending time with friends?
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He taps his fingers on the desk in a little rhythm, distracted.
|
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Now, the Golden Globes are always distracted by the shiny and new.
|
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She distracted herself by playing computer games and drinking wine, she said.
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When it comes to gun violence, our country is distracted; it's understandable.
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When you're distracted by the game barely loading a house, it's tough.
|
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We'd go in and train but you're so distracted as a teenager.
|
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Musk also has been distracted by a public feud with U.S. regulators.
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Over time, he was becoming more and more distracted, probably by substances.
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There are two components in the graph that distracted some of you.
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But I often find that I'll get easily distracted on my phone.
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Wilson felt distracted and shot only 4 for 18 from the field.
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A good Neil Gaiman book will keep you distracted through most things.
|
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Often, she could single-handedly arrange time with the easily distracted president.
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I was distracted by the radio and the news about the war.
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Distracted driving seems to have played a significant role in that increase.
|
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"She is not easily influenced or distracted by outside things," he said.
|
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I started the book with the question: Why do we get distracted?
|
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"It really distracted me from such a sad, sad moment," she said.
|
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While we are quarantined, we want to be entertained, distracted, cheered up.
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While we are quarantined, we want to be entertained, distracted, cheered up.
|
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The ballerinas look at the conductor, and they were all distracted, too.
|
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Others begged for food aid, while the police were distracted by looting.
|
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They have also been distracted by domestic issues and other trade issues.
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"They're not judicious when they engage in distracted behaviors," Ms. Klauer said.
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But it feels like Tiger King keeps getting distracted by shiny objects.
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It was suggested to me I should meditate, but I'm distracted easily.
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It would be salutary to learn one, but he is easily distracted.
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O.K., I know some of you are distracted by competing current events.
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But on that early summer evening in 2017, Mr. Collins seemed distracted.
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None of us was distracted by texts when talking to each other.
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Despite some powerful acting, it is too distracted to make the case.
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It's hard on the kids to not be distracted, but no excuses.
|
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Many of of them intentionally distracted from the core of the company.
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Gaming was the only thing that distracted him from his mental anguish.
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"Distracted walking is a minor contributor to pedestrian death," the study said.
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Email some people to apologize — the new girl distracted me, I'm sorry!!
|
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Distracted, he moved his cursor to the blue prompt on his laptop.
|
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Video showed the test driver was distracted and not watching the road.
|
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" The editorial board said, "Americans shouldn't be distracted by Republican smoke bombs.
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I continued with my clinical work, and was entirely distracted for years.
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What we perceive as failure (becoming distracted) is success for those designs.
|
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Meanwhile, activity in the food delivery space has distracted from Postmates' prospects.
|
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Older children can become withdrawn, distracted, and even have stomachaches or insomnia.
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To focus on learning and creating rather than being entertained and distracted.
|
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The bottle distracted the jaguar, and it let go of the victim.
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They show Old Republic aristocrats distracted in the face of collapsing democracy.
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Her second, she got distracted by a boyfriend with a sports car.
|
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The British athlete said the dispute had not distracted him at all.
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And don't be distracted by his latest attempts to muddy the waters.
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Before then, I had been too distracted by the chaos at hand.
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You want to get work done, Aries, but you're feeling very distracted.
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Children barefoot, outdoors, and distracted, are a captivating mainstay of the exhibition.
|
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"Clearly he's been a distracted man for some time, and I think some of his top lieutenants are pretty distracted too," said a third Crown investor, who asked not to be named because of the sensitivity of the issue.
|
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Vested interests and distracted politicians have often limited Europe's ambitions on digital matters.
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"It's not like during the season I'm torn or I'm distracted," Auriemma said.
|
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While her parents were distracted, she ran into town and found a lawyer.
|
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Conetto got distracted by a friend's new business that turned manure into electricity.
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The song 'Distracted' has Lauren Alaina, Lindsay Ell, and Raelynn singing on it.
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While her father strangled her mother upstairs, Karrie distracted her younger sister downstairs.
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These are men and women that shouldn&apost be distracted from their job.
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I was too distracted by what was going on with #WinonaRyder 's face.
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We're distracted, we're texting, we aren't better drivers than we were years ago.
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"The (UK) government is incredibly distracted at the moment," he later told Reuters.
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This should keep you distracted when the relatives start arguing about politics again.
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I don't say that to be cute... If he gets distracted this happens.
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Those changes came when Tesco was distracted by an ill-fated expansion abroad.
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They're all distracted by the Xs Max, which like its name is maximum.
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Let's beware of getting perked out and distracted by stuff that doesn't matter.
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While she's distracted though, Scott and Gypsy make plans to connect on Facebook.
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Ramos was charged with distracted driving and criminal violation of a protective order.
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"Don't be distracted by anything anybody else tells you," Harris tells CNBC. 4.
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Paris too, currently distracted by presidential elections, still hopes to win new business.
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The knots in my stomach and distracted uneasiness lasted until about 4 a.m.
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"People are increasingly distracted by the smartphone," said town council member Kees Oskam.
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"We might not even recognize how distracted we have become," Federighi said soberly.
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This meditative state of partial attention should not be confused with distracted driving.
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Another Democrat expressed frustration that Trump was seemingly distracted by other unrelated matters.
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Gretchen Whitmer is telling Democratic candidates to not get distracted by Donald Trump.
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One night she seemed upset and distracted, and after class she lingered awhile.
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It's all that distracted walking, from the very people who made the iPhone!
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It also distracted Ms. Toll from agonizing over her missing brother and father.
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But maybe he'd be distracted long enough for a few students to escape.
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She's talking to the widow of a man killed by a distracted driver .
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During the meditation, I found myself frequently getting distracted with thoughts of work.
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Not all these deaths can be attributed to smartphone use and distracted driving.
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Joking aside, teaching people about the dangers of distracted driving is incredibly important.
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We're launching a two-part series focused on the dangers of distracted driving.
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Still, Jessop said neither Fidelity nor institutions it services are distracted by price.
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Apple is fairly late to the game with this distracted driving prevention feature.
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A tiny toot gets the room in an uproar, and everyone gets distracted.
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Maybe it's because I'm easily distracted, and these videos are short and digestible.
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Hey, in my defense, I was a little distracted by this incredible guy.
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But that's fine, because Grey's doctors are distracted about 75% of the time.
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Another student apologized for being distracted in class; she had a campus stalker.
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Reardon was "putting away her [cellphone]" and became distracted, her arrest affidavit alleges.
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His two golf ball-sized pinky rings often distracted attention from the music.
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GIULIANI: No, I think we have been distracted the last couple of days.
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Keeping your kids calm and distracted, especially on road trips, is not easy.
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But this was expected -- we were just distracted by all the other noise.
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Sadly for Exxon and its friend Chairman Smith, we're not so easily distracted.
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Even four press screenings and phone interviews weren't enough to keep me distracted.
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You'll be distracted, smile, and maybe catch these speedy little guys mid-race.
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But the Croatian was promptly distracted by months of difficult talks with creditors.
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I get distracted at work with worry and can't stop taking in news.
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In 2016 alone, 404 people have lost their lives due to distracted driving.
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"I'm sorry if I seem distracted," he told the crowd, according to Billboard.
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If not, you will end up with a bunch of distracted, underperforming malcontents.
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It plays into the hands of politicians, who benefit from a distracted public.
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As Senior Tech Correspondent Christina Warren smartly noted, Apple was kind of distracted.
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She looked confident, calm and composed, while Trump appeared frantic, nervous and distracted.
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Pro tip: Don't get too distracted by the pork braised in coca-cola.
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Other zoo employees kept the lion distracted while the keeper got to safety.
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The prospect of a bachelor party distracted my close friends from passing judgement.
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And it looks like NASA's Curiosity rover has gotten a bit distracted lately.
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There was great concern about distracted and gullible listeners being susceptible to propagandists.
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You'll become distracted and flit back and forth between one task and another.
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Investigators concluded the crash could have been avoided had Vasquez not been distracted.
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Talented execs might leave or employees may be distracted by turmoil or uncertainty.
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Talented execs might leave, or employees may be distracted by turmoil or uncertainty.
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"You don't do that if you are distracted by outside forces," he said.
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They say congregants have a shorter attention span and are more easily distracted.
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"We should be talking about the economy, but we're easily distracted," said Rep.
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Many people under 40 don't have a good vocabulary and get distracted easily.
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Don't be a target — distracted, walking down the street, by electronics, your cellphone.
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What do you think can be done to stop parents from distracted driving?
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In recent years, my already-distracted attention has been pulled in every direction.
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Robots don't get tired, they don't need breaks, and they don't get distracted.
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His hooded eyes, hunched posture and distracted, monosyllabic responses betray his inner turmoil.
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You had to take them as they were: distracted, confused, irrational under duress.
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They also say there's no evidence she was distracted by an electronic device.
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And they're worried and distracted about running other car-related errands, as well.
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" "A few of my professors confronted me, asking me why I was distracted.
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Distracted consumers no longer tolerate commercials, which is completely upending the advertising industry.
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"We cannot get distracted by all the noise in the political environment," Mrs.
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Rooms or spaces that students will not be distracted would help increase focus.
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Are there other ways the government can combat distracted walking and protect pedestrians?
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The results established that the wildflowers had not distracted honeybees from almond pollination.
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"The vol-au-vents," the hostess sighs, momentarily distracted from her disemboweled marriage.
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We sat quietly, afraid to get distracted, lest we miss some crucial bit.
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But as the divorce was being completed in January 2013, she seemed distracted.
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Perhaps distracted, the Italian subsequently hit his second shot into a greenside pond.
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How did we just go on with our lives, disgusted but not distracted?
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I also get distracted and buy a new watch band for my smartwatch.
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Honestly, I get bored near the end and distracted by a work email.
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We can't get distracted by shiny tech projects when direct simplicity will do.
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"Rather than prepare for that real battle, we're distracted in a family dispute."
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When nations, their governments and their people are distracted, they become more vulnerable.
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What is the most hilarious thing you've seen that distracted you from work?
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Today's directors aim for attention totality in order to capture easily distracted audiences.
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"If there's no stimulation whatsoever, we get antsy, we get distracted," Young said.
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She is a chronically distracted worrier who is disorganized and constantly getting lost.
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"Distracted walking is a very minor contributor to pedestrian death," the study said.
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He had stooped shoulders, a thinning comb-over and a tired, distracted mien.
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But the Afghans' struggle against extremism continues even when we may be distracted.
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Jane's presence may have distracted other students, but it also brought them joy.
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They worked for me in the sense that I wasn't distracted by them.
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Distracted driving First place (tie): You look great but the selfie can wait.
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"I do not want us to be distracted from the truth," he added.
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It was one of many that distracted her from packing up her office.
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It's not clear whether he was intentionally distracting, or has himself been distracted.
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He was distracted, though: "All I heard was, 'Blah blah blah,'" he said.
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"You should never be distracted for a second during bath time," says Daryznkiewicz.
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But several people who spoke with him said he seemed distracted and anxious.
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He cryptically said he'd been distracted in recent days but declined to elaborate.
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And the Kenyan government is increasingly distracted by national elections scheduled for August.
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For years, distracted walking has been considered an unavoidable reality in New York.
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The complainer is distracted and taken "off their script" to reconsider their demand.
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But Biden won't be distracted from the issues that are impacting working families.
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Smart people are particularly apt to get distracted by their own galloping thoughts.
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" The party cannot, Mr. Schatz added, "get distracted by the latest shiny object.
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But distracted driving could be reduced simply by disabling phones in moving cars.
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Distracted, she forgot to lock it before she left to pick up provisions.
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"Obviously impeachment has distracted so much from the campaign," CNN's Maeve Reston said.
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I don't want to get sucked into replying to emails or getting distracted.
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Unfortunately, stories like these won't persuade most people to give up distracted driving.
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It pretends to be distracted by an e-mail on its cell phone.
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I can't be distracted… You've got to build the wardrobe to the set.
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Being alone seems to have nothing to do with it — being distracted does.
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Or maybe you'll be distracted by the tattoo artists giving free ink nearby.
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And, also, the eyes of those distracted, magpie-like, by shiny new things.
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From there, the distracted DIY electrician can clear endless rows of tumbling tetrominoes.
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Don't be distracted by the idea that these guys invented their own genre.
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And given the distracted and ineffectual way that the last pope ran the church, it's very easy to imagine a distracted and ineffectual attempt to restrict McCarrick being subverted and ignored by the cardinal and his allies in the hierarchy.
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I hate that this distracted from them, so to them I am also sorry.
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What kind of parent allows herself to get momentarily distracted at the zoo, anyway?
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Scandal distracted Mr Sessions this week, when he appeared before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Well, right now I think Democrats are distracted by the truths of their defeat.
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It also distracted from things like Trump's comments in the "Access Hollywood" tape. 24.
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To crack distracted driving, figure out how to design cars that work with humans.
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This is the "distracted boyfriend" stock photo, an image that launched a thousand memes.
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This occurs when we're distracted by other things and let our minds wander freely.
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Instead, we are distracted by the larger, national political issues that aren&apost relevant.
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It was removed last month after complaints that it had distracted from the bull.
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The animal followed Polleti for about 10 feet before getting distracted by a squirrel.
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I'm distracted by the people next to me having an intense conversation about MasterChef.
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Asking me to pull over so I don't get distracted on the road etc.
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The effect is more powerful when people are tired or distracted by other information.
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I think about ordering something online, but get distracted when an email comes through.
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And it will take the personal involvement of a busy and easily distracted President.
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Somebody wearing those pads for the first time may feel quite distracted and uncomfortable.
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Hold onto your hats: America will be even more distracted and unpredictable than usual.
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Their study also pointed to other unsafe driving behaviors, like speeding or distracted driving.
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According to NHTSA estimates, 10% of those fatalities involved at least one distracted driver.
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Trump sparked so much noise from crowds, that it actually distracted players mid-game.
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After Honolulu enacted a ban on "distracted walking," New York City considered the same.
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My husband, my mother-in-law and I were chatting, and I got distracted.
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"I hate that this distracted from more important issues," she said in the segment.
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He is compared to an easily distracted child who must be kept "on task".
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Sorry I was a couple hours late, I was too distracted by your face.
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After cleaning up the kitchen, I vacuum the house and get distracted by Netflix.
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Not even slightly distracted by your beautiful Christmas tree, your dog is super sad.
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A woman distracted by her phone found herself face-to-face with a bear.
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Others may be attracted to the light and then distracted from their natural habitats.
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By keeping your eyes up on the road ahead, it helps reduce distracted driving.
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They love 'em some Netflix, but he confessed they also get easily, ahem ... distracted.
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Experts say the human brain may be too easily distracted for self-driving cars.
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Here are some quality options to keep you distracted from our own robot uprising.
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I do think car companies could play a vital role in deterring distracted driving.
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He also was unhappy because I distracted him from Halo for said bad kiss.
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In Portland, some people at Trump's rally said the candidate should stop getting distracted.
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It quickly becomes clear that he's not distracted at all, just avoiding the topic.
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That was the first time I was distracted by the clothes in a movie.
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But what if all that made the users' lives worse, more busy, more distracted?
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Yes, the virtual being that can't think and doesn't actually exist can get distracted.
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He may have beat me getting naked but I distracted him from his victory.
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"The attention economy is making people more distracted, stressed, lonely and depressed," Dunn says.
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Distracted driving has become a national safety crisis because of the rise of smartphones.
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That might be politically unfeasible, even if the government were not distracted by Brexit.
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During this period, your response time is slower and you'll come across as distracted.
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Don't be distracted by mind-numbing details on soyabean imports and car joint-ventures.
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As a bonus, you'll find yourself less distracted by your phone as well...2.
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I noticed her yawn from fatigue, and smile at me when I'd get distracted.
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I actually think being distracted by rehearsal is helping him deal with it all.
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We catch up and gossip, and it's nice, but she seems a bit distracted.
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But when it comes to writing, I get very, very distracted working at home.
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You can be amongst a sea of people, distracted from your fear of solitude.
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I can focus on problems that I used to get really easily distracted by.
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Overcrowded classrooms and distracted parents can make pouring effort into school work feel pointless.
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My family was going bananas, and I got really caught up and really distracted.
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Many in the chamber would have been distracted by booming echoes, the model suggests.
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"We were distracted during our antitrust trial," he said at an event last month.
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They have been distracted with the -- they are getting ready for the Manafort case.
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My co-inhabitants always distracted by consensus fate, always kinetic with ideology and procreation.
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To make sense of it, students cannot skim, rush ahead or continually get distracted.
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So you did see the layout of the restaurant, but you were immediately distracted.
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The system will recognize if you're angry, happy, sleepy, distracted or angry while driving.
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She often finds that people who use social media get distracted from their work.
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These trucks have snoot appeal, but don't be distracted by their upper-crust boosters.
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But, distracted by other work, Mr. Silver ignored the film for about a year.
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Like Schwartz and so many others, I often find myself distracted and off task.
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We were momentarily distracted by a question—does he put ketchup on his quesadillas?
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I think we need to move on and not get distracted by those issues.
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And it's not the only cause, but we're certainly distracted and unable to concentrate.
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" And—the oft-repeated complaint among teachers we spoke with—"kids inevitably get distracted.
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What destruction will she reap upon the world while all her enemies are distracted?
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Distracted scooting comes up alongside drunken or impaired scooting, another e-scooter no-no.
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We'll give Tekashi the benefit of the doubt -- maybe he was a bit distracted.
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The worst culprits were navigation tasks, which distracted drivers for up to 40 seconds.
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LIVE on #Periscope: Releasing video of a distracted driver playing #PokemonGo during a crash.
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It's also Bradley Cooper's, Deadmau5's and January Jones', but let's not get distracted.
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Unfortunately, in the streams she appeared distracted, repeated herself and came across as confused.
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The cases against Gordhan have also distracted from several graft scandals swirling around Zuma.
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Democrats hit back over social media: Don't be distracted by Trump & his lunatic rants.
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Peter Zurich: It's almost impossible in Switzerland to trick them; they're not easily distracted.
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"You have distracted from my creative process" is perhaps the best tweet ever sent.
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But we got almost distracted by ticking those boxes of fulfilling the regulatory requirements.
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Then the Olympics started and we were completely distracted from our moment of clarity.
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" He cautioned, however, that McGinty "in person, gets distracted" and can go "off message.
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But until we reach full autonomy, this tendency to be distracted can be dangerous.
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Distracted driving includes activities such as talking on a cell phone, texting and eating.
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Highway officials say distracted driving is a major factor behind sharply rising road fatalities.
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Mindfulness will enable children to spend time in the moment, making them less distracted.
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His coughing distracted everybody during meditation, so he was sent back to the infirmarian.
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A distracted and divided as American democracy would force Trump to call a truce.
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He only noted that it distracted him enough that his next putt was substandard.
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But without self-discipline, you'll be too distracted to excel at your chosen career.
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But I found myself increasingly distracted by pain, more scared, less confident than before.
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Unfortunately, he was distracted and did not successfully merge his spirit with his body.
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Democrats argue voters aren't likely to be distracted by the Medicare for All debate.
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All these small sideshows distracted from the traditional issues, if even for a moment.
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And many of these accidents occur because a driver is tired, distracted, or intoxicated.
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The plot deals with an Everyman who loses his way, distracted by worldly temptations.
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Her eyebrows were constantly knitted, and her eyes had a distracted and sullen look.
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At times, I seemed distracted, but I didn't come across as anxious or distressed.
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With every cautious step, however, he was distracted by his clothes or his hair.
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Let's face it: most of us are more distracted and more frazzled than ever.
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I get so overwhelmed and distracted by the amount of activity people constantly around.
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He thinks he can distract us by dividing us—but I won't be distracted.
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Truly, however, I was too distracted to closely look at the wares for sale.
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And the perception that the national security team is distracted has been buttressed lately.
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Drivers — careless, distracted, going too fast — are usually responsible for the growing death toll.
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But when time is limited, don't be distracted by the hypnotic, multistory video screens.
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President Trump wants us to be entertained, and thus distracted, by his petty insults.
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We are determined not to be distracted from the important news of the week.
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Do we get distracted by the shiny new thing (whatever that happens to be)?
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With the cops distracted, the two suspects in the car tried to run away.
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He suspects that distracted driving, along with poorly timed traffic lights, plays a role.
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One was the realization that our brains are actually ... They really like being distracted.
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Rex Orange County's slightly distracted approach to tender singing is indebted to Frank Ocean.
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Kids were in the car, she was a little distracted, we didn't connect either.
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Clever and vaguely profound, aphorisms should be the ideal expression for our distracted moment.
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Despite their use of this technology, they don't have the kind of distracted workplace.
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We live on and through our screens, and we're always plugged in, always distracted.
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On weekdays, caregivers may have been too "distracted" to punish their children, researchers speculated.
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LONDON — She should have been the center of attention, but somehow everyone got distracted.
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I'm a little distracted and can't wait for it to be time to talk.
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The Warriors stumble around for a half or more, looking distracted, vulnerable, lost maybe.
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I was really distracted and I wasn't fully engaged or focused on winning Wimbledon.
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We know that distracted driving is helping reverse years of decline in car fatalities.
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So in spring training, Sanchez told Bohling he felt too unfocused and easily distracted.
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There's 'little concrete evidence' to connect distracted walking to pedestrian deaths, a report said.
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But the overlap in their sensibilities turns "Loro" into a blurry, distracted, sentimental portrait.
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It's as if the movie gets distracted by clever images and loses its way.
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Share the road with the rude, the aggressive, the overly daring, and the distracted?
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I've been trying to read CME (continuing medical education), but I'm too easily distracted.
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But the slickness of his presentation often distracted from the blandness of his substance.
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He was often distracted, making the odd comment rather than joining in the conversation.
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And everyone's trying to remain in flow instead of being distracted by multi-tasking.
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When the day arrived, I went to the salon frazzled and distracted by work.
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The leaks distracted from more substantive campaign issues and fueled public distrust and rancor.
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Weinstein came about ten minutes later and was distracted on his phone, Young testified.
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But he said advocacy around terms like "illegal alien" distracted from actual policy debates.
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I was distracted by someone else in the house and also by your costume.
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"I think people get very distracted by this dark side of tribalism," he says.
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Maybe he was too distracted by the subtle plotting against Reince Priebus to focus.
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At the table reading, the actors got lost several times, distracted by others' lines.
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"You're getting distracted by what's really important, which is diversification and cost," he said.
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But they might keep you distracted while you wait for the next rose ceremony.
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Alice quickly becomes harried and distracted, finding her work-life balance out of whack.
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Both have to deal with bullying from a distracted and erratic administration in Washington.
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"Use your common sense, and don't be distracted," said assistant U.S. Attorney Jacquelyn Kasulis.
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But don't get distracted by all those divine looking dishes at seemingly deep discounts.
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They can track driver behavior in real time, and know if they are distracted.
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To all the lives lost on roads because of distracted driving WE MISS YOU.
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It is common in crash investigations to examine whether engineers were incapacitated or distracted.
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It's a relentless pursuit in one direction and you don't let yourself get distracted.
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Instead, their bizarre actions became part of the story and distracted from their cause.
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Confused and distracted, they sieved every stream with their fingers for minnows or frogs.
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Three cheers for electing a leader too easily distracted to be a successful authoritarian!
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Has the product glut demanded by endless art fairs distracted from the protest impulse?
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The result was a team that seemed distracted at best and fractured at worst.
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I do believe I'm very much more easily distracted and that makes me uncomfortable.
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Though it's known that distracted driving is on the rise, "the role of the distracted pedestrian" may be an understudied problem, according to Kolosh, who cites a 26% increase in the number of pedestrian deaths on the road between 2000 and 22008.
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For one thing, the musical finale is, God bless it, so fucking weird that you'll always be more distracted by how it bursts into song at inopportune moments than distracted by its incredibly earnest attempts to keep its formerly most recognizable star offscreen.
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The bill is being called "Evan's Law" after a 19-year-old college student who was killed by a distracted driver in 2011, and is being advocated by Evan's father Ben Lieberman, who heads the awareness organization Distracted Operators Risk Casualties (DORCs).
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We are ruthless prioritizers of opportunity; we don't get distracted; we know what our business is; we find the best talent, and we make sure that we keep our talent focused and not distracted; and we really do a great job of prioritization.
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Mr. Nelson wrote that while the teacher was distracted, he took a pair of scissors.
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"I hate that this distracted from more important issues," Bee said in her opening monologue.
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His wife is pregnant and in England, so it's fair to say he was distracted.
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So once someone does that gesture they'd get distracted and look at someone else instead.
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We don't realize how distracted we get, or how drowsy or unobservant we really are.
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That could take the form of flirtation, getting distracted by sex with elaborate lunch breaks.
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His ideal is an EU that is distracted, divided, and weakened, but not mortally so.
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Avoid getting distracted by making a foolproof checklist and set goal dates for everyone involved.
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It's important to focus on the underlying issues instead of being distracted by color commentary.
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Parents should avoid becoming distracted by other activities such as cellphone use or drinking alcohol.
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As they kiss, Eve gets distracted by something: a single apple sitting on his desk.
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He may be less distracted by the business, but no less partial to its success.
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"Distracted driving is an epidemic in Oregon and the consequences can be deadly," he added.
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Once I'm happy with my personal and professional progress, I may let myself get distracted.
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Delve into one, and you'll find yourself so distracted you almost miss your subway stop.
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This could happen as early as the coming holiday season, when the world is distracted.
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The entity list doesn't do that and Congress has been successfully distracted by that nonsense.
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Perhaps Kara had gone out to make a call, gotten distracted and lost her footing.
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But the internet was too distracted by the above photo to care about the message.
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It was also a fantastic example of the distracted, hyperconnected technology ecosystem Federighi warned against.
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I don't have any magic tricks or anything, though, and I get distracted pretty easily.
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The coalition parties have spent much of this year distracted by infighting and undignified spats.
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For example: By now, you have undoubtedly seen the Distracted Boyfriend stock photo, pictured below.
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Too much is at stake here for us to be distracted from what really matters.
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Kroger: Cramer suspects that Kroger has been distracted by its $800 million purchase of Roundy's.
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I was distracted by how grandiose — and a tad gauche — it all seemed to be.
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It distracted me from the hellfires shrouding my apartment in ash, so I sure did!
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Distracted driving was a problem even before we all had smartphones buzzing in our pockets.
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In a world where distracted driving accidents are on the rise, that's a welcome idea.
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It would give officers the authority to use a Textalyzer when distracted driving is suspected.
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November 1, 2016 Our special edition series on the dangers of distracted driving concludes today.
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All that hand gesturing distracted the pedestrian, who ended up walking right into a pole.
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In 2015, 3,477 people were killed because of distracted driving, and 391,000 were additionally injured.
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Drake, about to reply, is distracted: he's attempting to unload a shotgun into someone's face.
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You were to entertain me and keep me distracted from the very stupid real world.
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Looking up stock photos for work and I think I found "distracted bf" girl. pic.twitter.
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Not to mention the fact that Ando distracted itself through specials menus, dubbed Ando Labs.
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In fact, my thought process can be summed up using the Distracted Boyfriend concept itself.
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Now he was the one who seemed distracted, content to watch her body be unveiled.
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I would do anything to help those kids, I hate that this distracted from them.
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While most applauded the holiday message, many were distracted by the Queen's opulent gold piano.
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In other cases they really were distracted, diverted to implementation of the Affordable Care Act.
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Adults get affected by not working [at their jobs] properly and are getting more distracted.
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Finally, my biggest complaint is that CarPlay is that it doesn't really limit distracted driving.
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Sometimes people are distracted on the road, and we know people go on the shoulder.
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"At Opensignal, we are not distracted by technology claims or marketing decisions," the report reads.
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The last thing I want is to be distracted because I see potential in us.
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Whether or not the driver was distracted is only one factor to take into account.
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The kid is a little disappointed, but she's distracted by the sound of waffles cooking.
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Distracted by his phone, Weirsky, 54, left the tickets behind and headed on his way.
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The driver was simply distracted and headed towards the interstate forgetting to unleash his dog.
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"Pundits and political obsessives tend to get distracted by process and policy literalism," he wrote.
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Mr Meirelles, who is thought to have presidential ambitions, must not be distracted by them.
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In contrast, violent protests distracted the public from civil rights and toward ending the unrest.
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Before, I was always so distracted that I wasn't really processing what friends were saying.
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Logos are a great way to capture the attention of distracted voters on social media.
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He doesn't exactly answer me, but he gives a general explanation: I was being distracted.
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He'd get distracted by a conversation and exit the train before I reached my stop.
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When drivers go off the road, 89 percent of the time it is because they're distracted.
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The National Highway Safety Traffic Administration says distracted driving killed 3,166 people in 2017 alone.
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He cut a distracted and withdrawn figure in Thursday's news conference at the Suzuka circuit.
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His team was not going to be distracted by the setting, happy to be there.
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And it seems that he too sees in a distracted Washington fertile ground to exploit.
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"Our federal workers are human, and when you work without pay, you're distracted," Cardin said.
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But, as the activism increased, the classroom discussions occasionally seemed enervated, the participants vaguely distracted.
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Saudi Arabia, distracted by the war in Yemen, no longer believes he can be removed.
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The psychology of queuing has also found that waits seem shorter when you are distracted.
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They were dense and lumpy, as if a distracted baker had left out an ingredient.
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To that they add high-end concierge services, lest travelers be distracted by lowly logistics.
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His intel officials appear to have been either distracted, conflicted or asleep at the switch.
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I was a bit more distracted, thinking about some of the other characters in attendance.
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L.A. firefighters were distracted by politicians during a recent wildfire, the Los Angeles Times reports.
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"There's almost nothing we can do to control distracted driving, similar to speeding," he said.
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"Yes, I was often distracted, but always I returned to the Big Thing," she writes.
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But Penelope, his 7-year-old daughter, seemed too distracted to appreciate her dad's efforts.
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Still, it's reasonable even for the most cautious parent to get distracted in those situations.
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The painting had distracted Robert all through dinner, this buzzy black hole on the wall.
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Apparently it's below your eye line, but I was distracted and we weren't even driving.
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The convention's four days were dominated at times by controversies that distracted from Trump's message.
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Ms. Hroub and her charges discussed why they felt distracted, and promised to do better.
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He can't become distracted when Hillary or the press throw shiny objects into the air.
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In fact, a number of them were pretty disconcerted, if not distracted, by the color.
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Though to be fair, I'm not really one that's easily distracted by windshield-mounted objects.
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Lampitt says she wants to stop "distracted walking" because it becomes dangerous when crossing roads.
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KS: But you're engaging in a place where they're distracted in order to de-distract.
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That system will be able to take action if the driver is distracted or intoxicated.
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Most likely, he was distracted by his extremely meticulous pants-adjustment procedure, which is respectable.
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Don't be distracted by the algebra—close your eyes and think about who shot first.
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He concluded that sitting presidents should not be distracted by civil suits or criminal proceedings.
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First, abortion bans may have distracted us from the real threat to Roe v. Wade.
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Last week when Wendell arrived in Castle Rock he was distracted by a smartphone game.
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Teachers know they may have to pare down their curriculums for distracted or anxious students.
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I even keep painting clothes in the bathroom so I can change without getting distracted.
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I think that the early polling, they should not be distracted by the early polling.
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But I kept getting distracted by its vague trappings of symbolism with no follow-through.
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Distracted by new lovers, they take two days to realize that Alyosha has gone missing.
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Rights groups say governments may continue to absorb more power while their citizens are distracted.
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But as he started to walk away, Alexander-Arnold noticed that Barcelona's players seemed distracted.
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Mr. Morris turned toward the screen, momentarily distracted from his own small band of supporters.
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"We're not distracted by some of the noise out of the White House," he said.
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The timeline is accurate, but it's unclear how any of this distracted the White House.
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Turn your dreams into a reality, if you can do it without getting distracted, Pisces!
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One hour spent hyperfocusing distraction-free can be worth an entire afternoon of distracted work.
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If a company lacks empathy, employees may be more distracted and have poor listening skills.
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Dozens of fans were chanting it ... "BIG D*CK RICK" ... but was Rickie Fowler distracted???
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Ada Calhoun: I think when we were growing up, our baby boomer parents were distracted.
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But I think she gets distracted and loses her core anti-corruption message, which resonates.
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Reid gambled that Republicans would be too divided and distracted to put up a fight.
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It takes 25 minutes to truly resume a task we've been distracted from, on average.
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Smartphones and tablets aggravate the problem, keeping kids connected and distracted long after lights out.
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"People really need to pay attention to the task at hand and not drive distracted."
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The other, for Philadelphia cream cheese, showed two men distracted by lunch neglecting their babies.
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"If we're watching cable news, we get distracted by the absurdity of Trump," he said.
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It's easy to be distracted by all the strange/contradictory/awful things the president says.
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Mr. Burton sometimes replied to their emails, opening with a polite "Hello," always sounding distracted.
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I stash it in my bedroom so I won't get distracted by it just yet.
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While K is distracted, J and I do a coffee-tasting of delicious local blends.
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Distracted by the flight attendants' uniforms, I ended up near the end of the line.
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But Distasio said Rubio's apparent distracted driving could still land him in legal hot water.
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We don't need to get distracted by media stories that can't get their facts straight.
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But what were folks talking about when they weren't distracted by the star-spangled spectacle?
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"If you're thinking of a Plan B, you're distracted from a Plan A," he said.
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Impaired driving, speeding, failure to use seatbelts and distracted driving all contributed to this trend.
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I cannot be distracted from whatever I have to do up here to anything else.
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The risk of distracted driving may be one of the strongest arguments for driverless cars.
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THIS right here is why distracted driving is something I will ALWAYS stand up for.
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Distracted by Chang's ownership, Wells had failed to recognize that this spirit existed at Nishi.
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Again, this is only available while parked, in case you were worried about distracted driving.
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In it, she and Luxemburg sit side by side, only momentarily distracted from deep conversation.
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On Day's second swing of the day, he stared down someone who had distracted him.
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One of the biggest current dangers, distracted driving, is subject only to voluntary federal guidelines.
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They make you think of your family, your friends and, guiltily, your own distracted driving.
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I had to say no to a lot of stuff that would have distracted me.
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Kmart's own problems only distracted Sears Holdings' top managers from their efforts to fix Sears.
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He's started a new argument in the Middle East, which long distracted the United States.
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Ms. Mai said she was so distracted that she initially forgot her son's 10th birthday.
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He would wander off, distracted by the passing cars, insisting that they were following him.
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Pakistan is appealing to the conscience of the world, but the world's conscience is distracted.
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Pakistan is appealing to the conscience of the world, but the world's conscience is distracted.
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I couldn't afford to get distracted because I didn't want to mess up the test.
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She's tough and capable, but gets distracted by cute dogs when she's on a stakeout.
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Ignore more prompts, and the system shuts down, refusing to work with a distracted driver.
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We are distracted, yes, but to talk about attention is to edge onto trickier ground.
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Night owls aren't the lazy, distracted weirdos the early crowd makes us out to be.
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What are the other guards going to be doing so that Bayley can be distracted?
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And they will never fail to heed anything, forget anything, or become distracted by anything.
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With so much hype around self-driving cars, it's easy to get distracted by the competition.
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It's easy to get distracted by the latest Trump gaffe or blow-up or rumored appointment.
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"We shall not be distracted by these miserable provocations," he added in a series of tweets.
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We must not become perpetually distracted from the great challenges facing our country and the world.
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For one thing, "it's easy to get distracted talking to someone and absentmindedly eat," says Tribole.
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But no one should be distracted by Trump's ups and downs with the military's top brass.
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The best time for a shooter is when the club is shutting down, everyone is distracted.
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Uber has also given out toys, like Bop Its, to drunk passengers to keep them distracted.
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I got distracted researching an article for a client and went down a Wikipedia rabbit hole.
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It's how often your romantic partner is distracted by his or her smartphone in your presence.
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It let me read a book on the train without getting distracted with Twitter and Instagram.
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If you focus on things that's outside of your power, then you're going to be distracted.
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Crosswords demanded my attention and distracted me from whatever outside forces seemed to be punishing me.
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Honestly, if it wasn't for the link, I would've forgot about voting, distracted by everyday life.
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He thinks Shanghai Disney could be big for the company, and warned not to get distracted.
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Because self-driving vehicles do not operate impaired, tired or distracted, they offer a compelling solution.
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This trashy, reality show version of politics is intended to make us all dizzy and distracted.
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Many people get distracted while running, either by physical sensations, thoughts, or the environment, Puddicombe says.
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Chuck's so distracted by this good deed he doesn't realize that he's still being screwed over.
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The recent legalization of human composting in Washington State has left many feeling squirmy and distracted.
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Not that I was not going to be distracted enough by this big deal going through.
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Why it's so easy to ignore your to-do list app but get distracted by Twitter
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She's presented as flaky, mercurial, distracted, somehow simultaneously too self-aware and not self-aware enough.
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Syria has also distracted the Russian people from the war dragging on next door in Ukraine.
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Guyger says she was distracted, believed the apartment was hers, and thought Jean was an intruder.
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It was frustrating, but fun, and I was just a little distracted, which made it harder.
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Deanne gives the Hive Genie a try but she's a bit distracted by all the bees!
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Apparently, Lawrence's notorious Oscars slip was caused by being distracted... by just the thought of cake.
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"I was always tired and hungry and I would get really moody and distracted," he says.
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And yet it's hard to focus on real solutions when we're so distracted by fear-mongering.
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"I didn't really do any yoga, I definitely felt myself distracted," she admitted to British Vogue.
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The train's engineer was distracted after his attention was diverted to an emergency involving another train.
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We'd guess that oblivious TSA agents probably get quite distracted when they see Pat McGrath approaching.
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Kaitlyn: I feel like a lot of the ghosting on dating apps is people getting distracted.
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Carey comes over to congratulate the him, but sees he's distracted so goes back to hosting.
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So I try not to be distracted by it or be knocked off course by it.
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What's the point of having a conversation if you're both distracted and constantly interrupting each other?
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Expect to get distracted from finishing your work today, so don't overload your to-do list.
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Investors have argued that its financial weakness has distracted Munich Re from its core reinsurance business.
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If they get distracted shutting down the government over immigration, that&aposs the stone-cold loser.
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Employers keep letting her go, as she's often distracted, nervous or late because of her dreams.
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Even though it is always brought up that OTHER people, namely men and boys, are distracted.
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Dolly Parton just weighed in on the distracted boyfriend meme and, well, she absolutely smashed it.
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But while she's distracted, we see the old woman being dragged away in the background. Mrs.
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Berkeley is either the utopian cape of gender's future, or some distracted cell of liberal elites.
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Kate Beckinsale is making sure her daughter doesn't get distracted by the "rough" industry beauty standards.
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Brian was tweeting like crazy during the ceremony, posting photos ... so he may have been distracted.
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But don't be distracted by those who would frame the discussion as one of disclosure overload.
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To have fun with what we're doing and not get distracted with boys from the music.
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Lucky for us, lots of airplanes come with in-flight entertainment to keep us all distracted.
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WALLACE: Jesse Hoggard, chief marketing officer for Cell Control, demonstrates his company's answer to distracted driving.
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Reckless driving, distracted driving, DUI, speeding and other bad habits increase the likelihood of road accidents.
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Hyperfocus is a common symptom of ADHD, which counterintuitively causes me to be very distracted sometimes.
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You can also pause or replay any scene that you miss when you're a little...distracted.
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That impassivity is more harmful to democracy than Trump's press bullying or the media's distracted reporting.
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I'd like to know, for many people to get married is a very important, distracted thing.
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Distracted by their instant connection, they abandoned the play idea and instead planned a first date.
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Unfortunately, Trump has a history of exaggerations, half-truths, and outright falsehoods, and becomes easily distracted.
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Third, many shareholders would much prefer managers not to be distracted by a row over pay.
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But in the modern world where we're constantly distracted, I think it feels refreshing to people.
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Distracted by a thundering noise, the boy glanced up at the helicopter providing security from above.
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I didn't want you to be distracted by a busy background, so I blurred it out.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.), have been critical of the committees possibly becoming distracted from other investigations.
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She felt distracted by office politics and was rubbish on TV. That dinner party she gave?
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"Phone addicts are the new drunk drivers," Zendrive concludes bluntly in its annual distracted driving study.
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Don't be distracted by so-called fool's gold, glittery substances like iron pyrite and silicate minerals.
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Herrine: It's so easy to get distracted 'cause everything on this plate is just so good.
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When we spoke on the phone he seemed anxious, distracted; as if his thoughts were elsewhere.
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She said she was under a deadline and was distracted by the shouting coming from outside.
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Chris Christie has gone missing, distracted by what seem to be more promising odds in Washington.
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Distracted, he noticed other inefficiencies at Police Headquarters and he felt increasingly compelled to fix them.
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Last year, holiday shopping got off to a slow start as the presidential election distracted shoppers.
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While he spoke with Reuters, a supporter came by to play soccer to keep him distracted.
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"My reaction is that it's important for us not to be distracted right now," she said.
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The show distracted me so I had forgotten it was in there until after it ended.
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They're all distracted—by the heat, homesickness, or the fact that they've lost a phone signal.
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I think a lot of people are just distracted and just don't realize what they're doing.
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We're going to do our job and won't be distracted or intimidated by threats or attacks.
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Traffic deaths are becoming increasingly more common, and distracted or dangerous driving obviously play a role.
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That's also why I don't allow them to be distracted by their phones or social media.
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"It's not that participants were distracted because they were getting notifications on their phones," Ward said.
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It allows me to surf around without being slowed down and distracted by annoying web ads.
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My brain's just not able to concentrate right now because I'm distracted by some other things.
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It's a busy day, so don't get so distracted that you forget about your responsibilities, Aquarius.
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The second I was distracted, the lizards closed the distance and surrounded me, poking with spears.
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If you look really close you'll see a special guest appearance from the distracted boyfriend meme!
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In fact, he was distracted because he was working three jobs to pay off his mortgage.
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She acknowledged at one point that the administration had gotten distracted from its "pivot" to Asia.
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A quarter of respondents said that partners were distracted by their cellphone when they were together.
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It might be that the most distracted students turn to their laptops whenever they are bored.
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And Mr Bach has become distracted by the rise of the xenophobic Alternative for Germany (AfD).
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Allen says she realized that screen time and social media had distracted her from simple pleasures.
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It helped me stay distracted or feel like I had some constant thing throughout moving here.
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One of my attending physicians noticed that I'd become more withdrawn, less punctual and occasionally distracted.
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Most apparel companies try not to get distracted by items that are derivative of their own.
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Tending to her needs had distracted me from the messy work of figuring out my life.
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She remembered him as a lively and brilliant child, but now he seemed absent and distracted.
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She got distracted and sent him some cheap drugstore hand warmers that you put inside gloves.
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" She added, "When he's talking to you, he never looks bored or distracted in any way.
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Other things—like the emails on my phone or our whining Miniature Pinscher—have distracted me.
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As the journalist clamors for information, the author is distracted by the rowdy literati around them.
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I set another Alexa alarm for 9:58 because I can get distracted within 5 minutes.
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She is a little frivolous, easily distracted, occupied more by her private life than by politics.
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Sometimes he spoke in a distracted monotone; other times he displayed an easy, self-deprecating wit.
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If the Olympians think they feel warmer, they may feel less distracted and perform slightly better.
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Neither De Geyter, 26, nor Sledsens, 27, seems distracted by the doppelgänger hovering on the wall.
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To run an effective PR process, you'll be distracted from building product and running your business.
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I get distracted by our conversation and don't have time to buy a coffee before boarding.
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"Our thing is working, and what we have to do is not get distracted," Hastings said.
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All that kept a distracted or careless worker from falling was some flimsy yellow hazard tape.
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"Does every castle have torture?" the teacher said, her voice sounding sunny, if a bit distracted.
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"We know it's happening even though distracted driving data is hard to come by," she said.
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Here are the three big trends to watch, when you aren't distracted by watching the news.
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Will the Trump administration try to sneak this through when everyone is distracted by other news?
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This transit squares against chaotic Uranus, influencing our minds to become more easily distracted and unpredictable.
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Worst of all were the sad eyes on the youngest dancer, who looked exhausted and distracted.
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We just get distracted by the noise and sensationalization of big promises and "overnight success" stories.
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Distracted in the lab, he seemed frail and diminished, and was being treated by a psychiatrist.
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A similar campaign to promote the social unacceptability of driving while distracted might yield similar success.
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I had been there from the beginning, but was distracted by illusory information and others' preconceptions.
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But the issue of distracted driving has emerged as a major problem on the country's roadways.
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While there, I get distracted and buy a Honeycrisp apple and a container of pineapple, too.
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Distracted by their excitement, he nearly drove straight into a police checkpoint at the park's entrance.
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The NHTSA says that in 2017, 3,166 people were killed in crashes that involved distracted drivers.
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Studies show teens who get distracted on their phones during class understandably do worse on tests.
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"She's just focusing on what she and Harry are trying to accomplish and not be distracted."
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DON'T GET DISTRACTED, JUST GO. FABER: DO YOU HAVE ANY THOUGHTS ON MOONVES' LEGACY AT ALL?
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Lulled by favorable polls, distracted by its own destiny, Silicon Valley was above all else complacent.
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Since then, Trump has become distracted by other matters and doesn't talk about coal as much.
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Suddenly, the sharpest cultural and political analysis came in the form of a distracted boyfriend meme.
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I want your focus to be on the puzzle rather than being distracted by side issues.
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Or would I be distracted by the shiny objects and get swept up in the fantasy?
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Computers don't get drowsy, drunk or distracted by text messages, and they don't have blind spots.
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The federal agency's statement said it had not studied the issue of distracted driving and interlocks.
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He is too busy getting distracted on Twitter than actually making policies and working with others.
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" He said that there is "too much to do to be distracted with the political infighting.
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"I try not to pay too much attention to those comments and get distracted," Cornyn added.
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Recently, one of the Dominican women's purses disappeared, distracted as she was, looking through the bins.
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I think he has no attention span whatsoever and is distracted by the latest shiny object.
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He said it still hurt, at least until he was distracted by the flow of the game.
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His own songs don't cater to the brief, distracted ambience of street performance; they demand full commitment.
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The restaurant looks emptier and sadder without the KloudsKape on, just walls and tables and distracted people.
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Silverstein, who blamed the mistake on being distracted by his family, was widely criticized for the blunder.
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Patients might have also been too distracted by the music to think about their pain or stress.
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That means he isn't easily distracted, his focus is on what is going on in the moment.
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Once on this trip I watched nomads start to dismantle ger, but then got distracted by conversation.
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In June, Murphy went on MSNBC and said Democrats had allowed themselves to become "distracted" by Russia.
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The immediately luxurious look of the thing and that appealing hinge almost distracted me from the specs.
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I'm already distracted, so I take 15 minutes to pay some bills online since today is payday.
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Just don't get too distracted taking hair shots at the squat station, you have goals to accomplish!
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Or was I just thrilled about the Man in Black disappearing and/or distracted by the tiger?
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The NTSB concluded the driver became distracted by radio transmissions and lost track of where he was.
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But nor was either man distracted by lofty talk about saving the planet or strengthening civil society.
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I got distracted and entitled, started to rest on my laurels and put my family at risk.
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He acknowledged there would be speculation about Fox's intentions, but said Sky's management would not be distracted.
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"You distracted me with the boyfriend question," Halsey, 25, said, caught off guard by the ambush-scare.
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Still, if the technology does become widespread and cuts down on distracted driving, the benefits are obvious.
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And with the news moving as quickly as it does, it's just really easy to get distracted.
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A distracted Mr Trump used debating time to quibble about his father's generosity—"a very small loan".
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"I was very distracted by it all, like wanting to make sure they were okay," he explains.
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Similarly, if I'm studying, and my phone is on loud or facing up, I get really distracted.
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Roger didn't answer the question, too distracted by the gavel and the book and the new surroundings.
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Mr Texier denies the contest means Saint-Gobain is being distracted or risks having capital tied up.
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I think it's really a shame that they're doing that and hopefully people will not be distracted.
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Get to it, entrepreneurs — there's a whole planet full of distracted writers waiting to shake your hand.
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He is distracted by the recipe ideas that ricochet in his mind (he never goes shopping hungry).
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While one distracted the journalist, the other let her ricochet to a more familiar plane of being.
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American political leaders, allergic to "nation-building", would not fund peace efforts and were distracted by Iraq.
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We are so distracted and polarized and anxious that we are ceasing to function as a society.
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Matthews says he doesn't even know if Clinton heard his question, she seemed so distraught and distracted.
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I mean, Jeff Bezos has gotten distracted lately, obviously, but he'll be back when he settles down.
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"I owe it to myself... to not be distracted by the Leos of the world," she declares.
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The agency says distracted driving includes activities such as talking on a cell phone, texting and eating.
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Don't be distracted by that, because there are also people who just seem to have timing nailed.
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Changing the stigma What's also needed, experts and victims of distracted driving say, is changing the stigma.
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"That data is before 'Pokemon Go' came out so distracted driving could be worse now," Lynch said.
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Home yoga is hard because I get distracted by dust bunnies, playful cats, and to-do lists.
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He looks like he was distracted by someone whispering his name and Merkel just grabbed his hand.
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Ellroy was excited about the boxing but also still distracted by the problems with "the fucking heat".
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Many realize how sweet it is to not be distracted by their phone during dinner, she added.
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He's still easily impatient, easily distracted, and openly sheepish about the ways he's failed Hank and Hope.
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From a Screen Drive perspective, the giant touchscreen distracted me much less than I thought it would.
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Event-goers seemed almost distracted, as if they, too, were also looking for that one buzzworthy thing.
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Don't be distracted by apps that were supposedly created by "real psychologists" (that doesn't necessarily mean anything).
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We have actual work to do, and I hope we can avoid getting distracted by the sideshow.
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Herzog is well aware of the nature of our distracted present, and deeply fearful of its outcome.
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" The tweetstorm also gave the world instantly classic lines like "You have distracted from my creative process.
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Then, there's the way Mensez has handled criticism — by insinuating that periods make women distracted and unproductive.
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For us, what I've focused on more than anything is not to be distracted by the marketplace.
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So that&aposs not good, so we&aposve got to not get distracted on this other stuff.
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Child abandonment rates climbed as parents became too distracted by our website to care for their offspring.
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Willis' castmates claimed Moore made him "kind of distracted" from making deeper connections with the other actors.
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He claimed three men approached him in his car and one attacked while his security was distracted.
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Yuan told staff to stay focused on customers and not get distracted by the company's new label.
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I can't concentrate on the voice because I'm too distracted by the confusion created by the installation.
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This can help supplement the memory of your audience and keep them from getting distracted taking notes.
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More than two hours afterwards, he found himself unusually bothered and distracted by animals and giant insects.
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"We are laser-focused and won't be distracted by sideshows," added one GOP lawmaker close to leadership.
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One Beijing-based Asian diplomat said China was also distracted by a protracted border dispute with India.
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She called the photogs "stalkers," saying she was "visually distracted" in a situation where split seconds mattered.
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Distracted, Taing drove the car into one of the deep potholes in the road and got stuck.
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While we are bogged down in partisanship, our adversaries across the globe are not so easily distracted.
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We were addicted to likes, retweets, and reshares, and our addiction was making us distracted and depressed.
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The open lids won't stop anyone who's distracted from just tossing their trash into a random bin.
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To a distracted or untrained eye, there would be no difference between this and the real thing.
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While he's distracted, another bone fish sneaks up behind him and bites him right in the overalls.
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Those who were more distracted experienced a bigger dopamine release in the key part of the brain.
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That's why I'm doing this, to get the word out that distracted driving is a major offense.
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The less space you have, the more you'll be distracted with movies, TV, and fast Wi-Fi.
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In fact, 47% of employees cite distracted co-workers as the biggest hurdle to having productive meetings.
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He later tells me he was distracted by one of the handful of guys in the class.
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In the meantime the feud has distracted all three alliance members from the business of selling cars.
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Some cities, such as Honolulu and Rexburg, Idaho, have gone beyond talk and banned distracted walking altogether.
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