The distracting demo was, of course, distracting, making the work more difficult.
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But distracting my mother from her plans for her and Sam is like distracting a Mack truck.
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Swooping, plunging on widened wings to capture their (shrieking) prey in the lower air, or on the ground, distracting the listeners, distracting the musicians.
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" She added: "[Social media] is distracting...in ways, it's bad distracting, but it helped us get out of the real world for a second and helped us calm down.
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A distraction from the most distracting family of all time.
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In fact, at some points, they were a bit distracting.
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The attention is distracting, and the queen doesn't like it.
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Like, yeah, it's distracting but it's… look, it's Elon Musk.
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That probably won't be too distracting to other drivers, right?
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The Magic Leap One's field of view is constantly distracting.
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Adolescence was as distracting as last weeks' historic Cubs win.
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It was distracting, and I think it play a factor.
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" Booker said the comment is distracting from the "real issues.
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So, sometimes, fashion can be very distracting in that way.
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They're wrestling with greater and greater scandals, more distracting things.
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The spice mixture tasted great, but its grittiness was distracting.
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The concern was that Mr. Trump's presence would prove distracting.
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Let's not talk about things that are distracting people's attention.
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They have told you they find it annoying and distracting.
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Naysayers might call it distracting, but fans called it revolutionary.
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And what is Western humankind really distracting ourselves from something?
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You felt that you must suppress everything irrelevant or distracting.
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"With You" is barely distracting — it moves slowly, gently, casually.
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Plastic props, in that instance, may well have been distracting.
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Despite some distracting lapses, to a surprising degree he succeeds.
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"Now cars are loaded with distracting technology," Dr. Foss said.
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Do you find it by distracting yourself from your worries?
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The teacher shared her concern that he was distracting others.
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Apparently being sexually frustrated is … less distracting than having sex?
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He says he doesn't want camera operators distracting the witnesses.
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It's become as distracting as anything else on my phone.
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Not only is it distracting, but my supervisor encourages it.
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The investors also said a coworking space could be distracting.
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However, the store was very messy, which we found distracting.
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In that effort, perhaps they've only succeeded in distracting themselves.
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IT CAN BE VERY DISTRACTING, TAKE A LOT OF TIME.
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He has said he regrets distracting from his agency's mission.
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Something about liberals distracting black people by focusing on racism.
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Engineers found those spaces noisy and distracting, and concentration suffered.
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But he was also distracting the voters he needed most.
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For others, penetrative sex can be uncomfortable or distracting in general.
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And it's distracting you from the things that are really important.
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Don't let distracting noise steal more hours from you every night.
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Nothing was distracting me; nothing took me away from Alexandra's words.
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Some research suggests voice control actually contributes to distracting the driver.
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His tactics could ultimately prove distracting from achieving those policy goals.
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We definitely don't need another distracting connected device in those situations.
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Some of the show's special effects were also a little distracting.
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This happens a few times, so hopefully it isn't too distracting!
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Some tried distracting Israeli snipers with mirrors reflecting the brilliant sun.
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Does not have a bunch of useless distracting trim to it.
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It is at best redundant, at worst patronising, and always distracting.
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Its imagery can be striking or merely distracting, yet rarely transporting.
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Distracting or not, there are some solid arguments on both sides.
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Stop distracting from the core issue, elite negligence and national decline.
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Want a stripped-down interface without toolbars and other distracting elements?
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Instead of distracting from the works, they serve as viewing devices.
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You find a spot with an interesting, but not distracting, background.
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It's especially distracting because obviously our eyes don't have that limitation.
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And more importantly, are her lovers distracting her from that work?
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This type of visibility is important, but it can be distracting.
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Privately, officials blame distracting Buddhist and Hindu holidays in mid-April.
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I find it very distracting if I'm asked to turn around.
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That's when they tried distracting Bunge and sending in the robot.
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They took our attention, distracting us from dates and family dinners.
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It's distracting, not to mention dangerous, because you can tear ligaments.
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Video would be blocked, as would distracting graphics and scrolling text.
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It was like some distempered distracting performance art behind the president.
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Impromptu work phone calls can be disruptive, distracting and time-consuming.
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Among Trump supporters, 48% opted for effective and 37% said distracting.
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Craving more peeks into the deliciously distracting world of Ben & Jerry's?
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Haworth said the hearing was distracting U.S. players from the market.
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There was no trash talking, no distracting one another with conversation.
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And your fear-mongering is distracting us from these real problems.
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Her blond hair extensions were distracting; too long and doll-like.
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There was also a vague cauliflower aftertaste, but it wasn't distracting.
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Ivanka ignored the passenger and tried distracting her children with crayons.
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A large fire broke out in the camp, distracting his attackers.
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It's only distracting them from addressing what the real problem is.
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Consider whether you're healing yourself or distracting yourself from hard feelings.
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New York is an amazing place, but it's also incredibly distracting.
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You wouldn't want any "ha-ha" funny clues distracting from this.
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As a student, you probably shouldn't upload a distracting custom background.
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A natural motion in life, it can be distracting on television.
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The hearings will distract from their escalating — and mutually distracting — feud.
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I think Trump protests too much, distracting us from other traits.
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Dan Patrick of Texas, are just distracting their constituents from reality.
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"It was more distracting than useful to hitters," the report says.
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Huckabee also said that Trump's tweets are "distracting" from his agenda.
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"It is distracting I think from his important message," he said.
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Photo: GizmodoReddit: Endlessly distracting, often fascinating, and sometimes really useful too.
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How does one get work done in such a distracting world?
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The signs tacked up all over the place were distracting, though.
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This feature is sometimes convenient, but can also be very distracting.
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"I haven't found it distracting really," Murray said of the knighthood.
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Her figurative language often verges on excessive and can get distracting.
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Texting was the second-most distracting task performed by test drivers.
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Then iterate and repeat, cutting distracting elements and embellishing fun features.
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This constant barrage of tiny tasks can be both distracting and disheartening.
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It simply concentrates the distracting glow of smartphone screens into one location.
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At best, this is a pointless and distracting form of anti-politics.
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The old Air has some ridiculously huge and kind of distracting bezels.
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With Ariana, the goal is to enhance content experiences without distracting them.
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Keep the video focused on the product and avoid distracting story lines.
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YouTube is a top-notch place for distracting oneself with entrancing videos.
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" And in the end, you just sort of go, "That's so distracting.
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Overall, I found the harsh distinctions between absolute quiet and sound distracting.
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I still find it very distracting to talk to people over FaceTime.
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But Akon's political ambitions might prove distracting as the city design unfolds.
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In the meantime, both sides are launching all kinds of distracting spectacles.
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CR originally dinged the Model 3 for complicated and potentially distracting controls.
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Because you've created a habit of blaming your environment for distracting you.
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For me, it was distracting — didn't Chalamet want to swat it away?
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It's no surprise, then, that using a phone while driving is distracting.
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Any phone calls, interviews, meetings and other distracting things happen around lunch.
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The vibrating Slack notifications are so distracting, she scores a birdless zero.
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On Wednesday his office said the investigations were not distracting the mayor.
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Some people say that distracting yourself from emotional grief can be unhealthy.
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My wife and I recently added a baby to the distracting mix.
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At the same time, entertainment just seems so damn distracting right now.
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Only a handful work, and the rest are distracting and obnoxious. 6.
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And there's something distracting about seeing people I know in the audience.
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Such technology could work on touchscreens in cars, too, without distracting drivers.
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Apps are great at distracting us, educating us or making us laugh.
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My inbox updates nearly every other minute with something distracting to read.
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The physical world is distracting; there are endless experiences intersecting one another.
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A green glow on the display, once distracting, has been dialled down.
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Did you find the choice to pull back from June distracting, Constance?
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But much of the additional information they put out is distracting propaganda.
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The capital has always occupied a morbidly distracting role in British life.
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The Federal Highway Administration actually frowns on crosswalk art, calling them distracting.
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He says it's distracting, looks uncomfortable and doesn't make me look smart.
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"It wasn't distracting, but it definitely wasn't in the kitchen," she said.
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We're all better off without more distracting noise on this critical issue.
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Third, feed the distracting narrative about ideological tensions within the Democratic Party.
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We also heard, a person's home was too distracting to meditate within.
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It is distracting the important humanitarian work that NGOs are doing there.
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There are other distracting things to worry about, like, should I groan?
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This attention is distracting them from the important work that they do.
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The other recurring issue with Slack is that it's just baseline distracting.
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And even if they can, the home environment may be too distracting.
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The Vehicle, clanking and roaring above, was less distracting than I'd expected.
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This feat of CGI adds to the fantasy setting without being distracting.
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The rollout of Messenger Day, by contrast, is massively distracting and obtrusive.
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These are dancers trying so hard to be seen that they're distracting.
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He is not interested in making work that is entertaining or distracting.
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It is also a compilation of an awful lot of distracting clichés.
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But "Warrior" has competing agendas that keep distracting you from the action.
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It won't necessarily face charges, but a long, distracting investigation looks certain.
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Each meeting is a nudge, a suggestion, a distracting concern, a cacophony.
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I don't want to see multiple rooms in the shot; it's distracting.
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These days the most common risk facing young drivers involves distracting devices.
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She didn't want to use an overly extravagant floral arrangement (too distracting).
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" In his defence, Sara's partner described the warm water as "incredibly distracting.
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Workspace Even if the lions stay outside, the headquarters can be distracting.
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I started podcasts because music just wasn't distracting enough from the workouts.
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It includes limiting specific notifications, keeping a schedule and removing distracting apps.
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Continuing to talk about other issues is only distracting from their message.
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Taking public transportation almost guarantees that you'll be surrounded by distracting noises.
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Investigations are distracting, and they can lead officials to do strange things.
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"Frankly, this is just part of his ongoing tactic of distracting," Sen.
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The decor was as distracting as the actual items for sale, too.
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They say primary fights risk distracting the party at a crucial point.
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It's amazing how distracting a binge-watch session on Netflix can be.
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Twitter and other social media, for example, are considered "very distracting" platforms.
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I barely felt it, and it certainly wasn't noticeable enough to be distracting.
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The more complex themes and wipes a little too distracting for my video.
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The unique dramas of the Trump campaign were distracting enough during the election.
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No LikeIt can be really distracting and there are a lot of wires.
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I also found the the Puck's fan noise a bit distracting at times.
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He also seems to be distracting Mary from doing the Dark Lord's bidding.
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They also take longer to form, distracting politicians from the business of governing.
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Congressional leaders have done a reasonable job of distracting and changing the subject.
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As medics examined the girl's mother, the firefighters focused on distracting the child.
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Distracting noises suck when you're trying to sleep or get some work done.
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He's also pissed because her one super long earring (+25) is very distracting.
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And they're doing a great job at distracting you as they do it.
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Distracting a 5-pound Chihuahua for 2 hours while its owner worked nearby.
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Cars are smarter than ever, but their giant screens can be dangerously distracting.
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The lack of a honeymoon to go with her wedding was surprisingly distracting.
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That I was distracting, and it just "wasn't done" in a proper documentary.
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It's really cool to just look at, and I didn't find it distracting.
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Those distracting and annoying advertising techniques run the risk of alienating potential consumers.
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Samsung's propensity for visual flourishes can occasionally be over the top and distracting.
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The two girls began distracting The Tonight Show host during his heartfelt speech.
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Screenshot: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)The audio tracks were also more distracting than soothing.
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The sound of the bot's motor was also distracting those first few nights.
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While that didn't leave any bruises, it was painful enough to be distracting.
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It will also help you since your pet won't be anxious and distracting.
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Why Americans are having less sex Technology is distracting us from our partners.
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How do entrepreneurs raise money quickly without distracting their teams from building product?
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After all, the soothing sounds of rhythmic wood rubbing is a little distracting.
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"You need to create a space that's inspiring but not distracting," Roth says.
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So distracting was this heavyweight mess that all other news was blown aside.
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Centering on the white racism perception of you is futile, distracting and corrosive.
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The government is now largely inactive on the dangers of such distracting equipment.
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Why The Fuck Do You Capitalize Every Word's First Alphabet It's Fucking Distracting.
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Such revelations are candid but distracting, and hopelessly eclipsed by Leonard's formidable charisma.
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I turned off the lane keep assist, which is unusually aggressive and distracting.
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Northam's special session is a political stunt aimed at distracting from his scandals.
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Either move could provoke a potentially distracting fight with constituents like the ECB.
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More expensive software might give you frills that you consider unnecessary or distracting.
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Though there were some interesting items here, the clutter and disorganization was distracting.
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Yet, it isn't anymore distracting than a cup of coffee at my desk.
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It's not like it's distracting to see it, it's actually kind of helping.
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There has been little work about the distracting effect of each stressor category.
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The narration comes off as a needless, distracting device — an attempt at distancing.
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I don't find that distracting, really, because there's just constant noise here normally.
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"It's a fun place to be that's also not crazy-distracting," he said.
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The last thing we need is a level six npc distracting the players.
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Along the way, he has seemed to go off-script, improvising, riffing — distracting.
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Your second step is to get some facts, while screening out distracting speculation.
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WHY YOU MIGHT AVOID IT Purists may balk, and the effects are distracting.
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The boy's quick-thinking dad threw his backpack at the animal, distracting it.
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This is distracting at best when you're in the middle of a gunfight.
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Never again be forced to enjoy a seamless narrative free of distracting pauses.
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It's not clear whether he was intentionally distracting, or has himself been distracted.
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Once you notice this running thread in Moffat's work, it becomes incredibly distracting.
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Besides being distracting, there&aposs nothing wrong with relying on a boob light.
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Some people don't like the idea of distracting attention from the president's evildoing.
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"I wouldn't necessarily use the word 'distracting,'" Giants long snapper Zak DeOssie said.
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Focus Mode lets you blacklist a set of apps that you find distracting.
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Distracting trademarks are commonplace, he said, while the law only addressed disparaging ones.
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Allies of the president are expressing weary frustration at yet another distracting controversy.
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She realized only later that he was distracting her from her flying anxiety.
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He takes cover behind other people's statements, pelting us with distracting, irrelevant quotes.
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He no longer titled or dated works, which he regarded as distracting information.
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And nearby, suffusing the night with "a distracting modern reality" are street lights.
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A smattering that some (this reader, for example) might find excessive and distracting.
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But it was just such a big merger and it became so distracting.
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Wildly, though, Depp is hardly the only distracting thing about The Crimes of Grindelwald.
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They start by studying public records, searching for anything embarrassing, distracting or otherwise problematic.
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But he didn't need gimmicks; at times, the videos shown behind him grew distracting.
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They argued he was wasting other reporters' time and was very distracting to all.
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It was a far from seamless process, and made for a distracting viewing exprience.
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Kendall is concerned about distracting from the issue and doing more harm than good.
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Meanwhile, certain dramas take center stage, distracting from the Colton-falling-in-love narrative.
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Now it is launching a "Focus Mode" that disables "distracting" apps such as YouTube.
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It can be mildly distracting at times, but in no way limits your productivity.
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But generally, it wasn't too distracting, and I'm impressed by what Sphero pulled together.
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Another half of Americans said that Democrats are distracting Congress from more important issues.
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Elsewhere, especially on the more nebulous songs, he just jabbers, distracting from the guitar.
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The company then observed distracting driving behavior up to and including passengers falling asleep.
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Poulton said the headlines were "unfortunate," distracting from the findings with Orwellian fear-mongering.
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Big projects risk distracting attention from the hard work of, say, improving legal standards.
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Are they helping you deepen your faith or are they distracting you from it?
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The bugs were so distracting that she reportedly asked the umpire for bug spray.
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If it's so distracting that you can't think of anything else, see a doctor.
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"The noise and activity of a screen are distracting for a child," she said.
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I find the artificiality of their sound distracting, and I find myself avoiding them.
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Given this context, a MAGA hat could also be interpreted as disruptive or distracting.
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It seems TVs are no longer capable of fully distracting us from our phones.
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And buzzing around the head and neck, understandably, just would have been too distracting.
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And that's when an employee stepped in, distracting Martin's daughter and drying her tears.
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Without distracting from the experience, help the person connect with what they are feeling.
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It's easy to blame technology for being so distracting, but distraction is nothing new.
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But it's silver, which is an odd choice that some people might find distracting.
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Improvements like more voice control are coming to make using the app less distracting.
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NFL players Richard Sherman and J.J. Watt cameo, which is more distracting than anything.
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Sheeran is just sorta there, calling your attention to his presence in distracting fashion.
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"Making what happened in Charlottesville about monuments is distracting ... and divisive," McCaskill said Wednesday.
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I found the integration a bit distracting at first, but it grows on you.
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It's distracting if you're used to silence, but it blends into the background otherwise.
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Companies often settle rather fight proxy battles, because they can be costly and distracting.
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Republicans have been leery of kicking up distracting new controversies before the November elections.
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And is there anything more distracting from what's onscreen than pee-pee chair-dancing?
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But even lesser proceedings have a way of distracting White House lawyers and aides.
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The assertion was that a baby -- even silent and asleep -- was distracting and unprofessional.
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Near the top of the stairs, we found a few distracting boxes labeled "trash."
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"Many who've seen the memo say it's misleading, distracting and lacking context," Smith said.
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Maybe you find your game collection distracting, and want to move on from it.
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But it still risks distracting Tesla, valued at $35 billion, at a critical time.
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Experts say that distracting children remains "the most proven technique" for making shots easier.
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The secret did turn me on, sort of, but all the dogs were distracting.
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But that actual place was so distracting because there was so much cool stuff.
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Teenage girls are routinely getting sent home from school for "distracting boys" in them.
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So it can slide comfortably under dialogue, instruments deemed distracting — like bells — are banned.
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It is perfectly normal for distracting thoughts to enter your head, Ms. Duckworth said.
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Many photos improve instantly if you cut out distracting elements and tighten the framing.
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Often, the results are charming, essentially harmless, mildly distracting, a visual and sonic goof.
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It was just that, writing the book, I ended up distracting myself with songwriting.
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The most consistently disappointing and distracting Iron Fist element is its flat, repetitive writing.
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And his constant movement and gesticulation proved less distracting there than in smaller auditoriums.
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And a study from 2010 found that such sounds can be distracting for others.
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Productivity is fueled by raising attentional filters to keep unrelated or distracting thoughts out.
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Big headphones can be distracting and take away from the rest of your presentation.
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Background sounds won't be completely blocked out, but you will hear less distracting noise.
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Some find the looping imagery distracting, while others simply prefer seeing the album art.
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It's distracting from the business that we're trying to do for the American people.
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Sometimes features that auto engineers consider helpful are annoying or distracting for some drivers.
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And of course Mr. Milken underwent years of distracting investigations and related bad publicity.
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Say their reactions are distracting you — would they like a moment to collect themselves?
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Domestic unrest in Iran could prompt its leaders to precipitate a distracting crisis abroad.
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It's annoying and distracting, full of rejection, time-consuming travel, and sometimes unnecessary busywork.
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But, it can be pretty unnerving and distracting in either case just the same.
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The Greenland matter, he said, was also proving distracting to National Security Council officials.
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"Frankly, this is just part of his ongoing tactic of distracting," Coons said Friday.
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The Washington establishment was successful at distracting from the real issues of this election.
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Admittedly, the sheer number of famous faces that pop up can be a distracting.
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At the same time, there's a tension in the tone that can be distracting.
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Reclaim the selfie stick Because it's our god given right to be totally fucking annoying and narcissistic and distracting and selfish and just generally douchey, and then share it with our equally annoying and narcissistic and distracting and selfish and douchey friends. 210.
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If the site is flagged as distracting, the Motion plug-in will automatically alter the user interface to remove distracting elements, such as Facebook News Feed posts, while allowing access to essential business functions, like administrative access to a Facebook business page.
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Is the whole thing just going to be a distracting Where's Waldo of celebrity cameos?
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Lawsuits can be distracting for companies; they often halt momentum until they can be resolved.
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"It kind of caught me off guard," but ultimately he didn't find it too distracting.
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Those people are bringing you down and distracting you from any kind of real growth.
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The app curates music channels that are specially crafted to eliminate distracting elements around you.
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And it's distracting him from better use of a medium with a bigger reach: TV.
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Distracting yourself from some trouble with work is tempting today, but make time to relax.
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Play with the sun visors to make sure they offer adequate protection from distracting rays.
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TL;DR: Mask distracting sounds with a 'LectroFan ambient noise machine, up to $11 off.
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"I developed a sort of habit of always checking and it was distracting," she says.
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Several others told BuzzFeed News that the near-constant stream of stories has been distracting.
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It's a great big question mark that's so profoundly distracting, it warps the entire movie.
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Intel says that full tracking is possible, but here, the lack of it is distracting.
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Urinary tract infections are highly uncomfortable and distracting and worse, often become more advanced, fast.
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Anything that's distracting you away from whatever was making you successful might not be cool.
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It's usually a shade of red or orange, that might be noticeable, but isn't distracting.
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However, using the music app while behind the wheel has been very distracting and difficult.
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"My mom loves the quilt, it's calming and distracting in a good way," she says.
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And due to the cheongsam's mandarin collar, forego wearing a necklace because it's too distracting.
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It's understandable that President Trump finds the long and intrusive Mueller investigation objectionable and distracting.
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They also cluttered up the already text-heavy interface with more distracting text to read.
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Instead of distracting from the real issue with a mandate to wear one particular color.
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There's management shakeups and execution costs that can be distracting for the company at hand.
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Maybe Pretty Little Liars is distracting us with all of this "who's a Hasting?" business.
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All this is doing is distracting us from what we're trying to f*cking accomplish.
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If there's one word that can describe this VTOL project from Uber, it's this: Distracting.
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But Mr Macri may like the idea of a distracting feud with them even less.
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She gives little glimmers of impersonation, especially when she sings, but mostly avoids distracting mimicry.
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Border lawmakers worry the debate over the wall is distracting from a vitally important issue.
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Some fans of "Aquarius" worry that the discord is distracting attention from the film's attributes.
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She says this allows her to push forward with her work unhindered by distracting thoughts.
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She called stories about Russia and Trump "a hoax" that is distracting from other news.
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His Game of Thrones appearance was distracting in part because his voice sounded so great.
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My focus turned to survival, distracting my ability to process the events unfolding around me.
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It's confusing and distracting to have that hovering around in the same office as you.
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According to the video's distracting pop-up annotations, Lovitz paid to be in the video.
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Ms. Gevinson's breathy, bug-eyed weirdness, so distracting in other roles, is surprisingly effective here.
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Now, schools are fighting back against the gadgets some say are distracting and potentially harmful.
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"This is distracting, divisive Donald at his worst," DNC chair Tom Perez told CNN Wednesday.
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You might wind up distracting yourself with your grunts and playing worse, Dr. Sinnett says.
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It was a sad and sordid and at times distracting business, but the system worked.
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And so when you have governments pushing out all these conspiracy theories, they're quite distracting.
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And so when you have governments pushing out all these conspiracy theories, they're quite distracting.
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This site has dozens of pleasant but not distracting procedurally generated streams that go forever.
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There's a big company with its hand in your pocket, distracting your thought process continuously.
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But the book's most distracting flaw is that morality itself seems tangential to its thesis.
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The worry is that they end up distracting pupils more than they help them study.
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A female body onscreen has a way of obscuring, or distracting from, the intelligence offscreen.
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"Stay away from patterns or wallpapers as they are distracting to the mind," she says.
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All of those examples are not sports stories soiled by politics or other distracting themes.
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Honeywell may eventually set its aerospace unit free, but spinoffs can be costly and distracting.
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But in the middle of a presidential campaign, does she need to be so distracting?
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Its slogan is "Make your day," presumably by distracting you from *gestures widely at everything*.
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The spat risks distracting the bidders' attention from their main priority: wooing Just Eat investors.
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Your honk, for example, isn't just a tool for alerting and/or distracting the humans.
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But there are best practices to follow so that you don't end up distracting coworkers.
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The pop music, while not actively awful, is just odd enough to be subliminally distracting.
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China's failures on the coronavirus are distracting us from the mess we have at home.
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It was so distracting that Ciara asked folks to cut it out for a bit.
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In theory, there's nothing wrong with having an orgasm as a way of distracting oneself.
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As settings for art fairs go, there are few as wonderfully distracting as Hong Kong.
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Still, these radicals made compelling arguments about the destructive, distracting, frankly dangerous power of romance.
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However, it must refrain from trying to lead and must resist adopting distracting unilateral actions.
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I was self-medicating my PTSD due to domestic violence; distracting myself wasn't the cure.
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Seventy-eight percent of people under 30 found the constant connectivity of their smartphones distracting.
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The topsy-turvy script is distracting, but the movie's main flaw is that Warner Bros.
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I think about that quite a bit—sometimes when I'm onstage, which is very distracting.
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Trump is distracting himself with scandal response and steadfastly refusing to dive deep into policy.
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To that end, Figueroa may have been more worried about distracting players than the USTA.
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TAWS critics say it is prone to distracting false alarmsAlthough the TAWS equipment can warn pilots avoid crash situations, the Federal Aviation Administration has acknowledged that it comes with the pitfall of occasional off false alarms that can be distracting, according to the AP report.
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First, aid has corroded Liberia from the top, by distracting ministers and distorting the government's plans.
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Overacting was also distracting in "Vertiginous," Mr. Forsythe's ebullient ode to ballet classicism, set to Schubert.
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Actors have to act less like actors and more like real people or else it's distracting.
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And Saldana's distracting appearance in the movie might be indicative of a larger problem in Hollywood.
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With Focus Mode, you can select a list of apps that you find distracting or tempting.
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Ornstein said the Russia investigation may be distracting lawmakers from focusing on the 737 Max crisis.
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The hyper-stylization can become distracting at times, a problem exacerbated by the film's deliberate pacing.
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However, the CG in Promare further amplifies the action on screen, rather than distracting from it.
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He dubbed issues raised in the media around corporate governance lapses at the firm as "distracting".
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Amazon's version of Game of Thrones is less likely to show distracting pixelation or macro-blocking.
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Without distracting from the clothes themselves, wrapping with a dance number is actually a brilliant idea.
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It's not distracting when it's on a table, but when it's on your lap, it's loud.
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So the idea of HAL from 2001 is distracting people from what the actual threats are.
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The social interactions may be friendly and well-intended, but they are distracting all the same.
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TENSIONS BETWEEN Iran and America are distracting from Jared Kushner's long-awaited Israeli-Palestinian peace plan.
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What keeps him from dropping distracting personal feuds with people like Alicia Machado and Rosie O'Donnell?
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The alleged plot has dominated headlines in Crimea, distracting attention away from the region's own problems.
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What exactly Apple's AR displays would look like isn't clear, but hopefully something soothing and distracting.
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In post-production he eliminates distracting elements from around the pool, creating a super minimalist image.
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For a show that seems to want to focus on realism, these issues are incredibly distracting.
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If you know anything about using screens while driving, you know they're distracting and not safe.
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After six weeks of this distracting nonsense the White House released the long-form birth certificate.
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Knob-based systems can land you in a warren of menus that get frustrating and distracting.
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"There's so much attention on the band, it can be distracting at times," he said then.
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Plus he already knew quizzes had a reputation for being data-suckers in a distracting wrapper.
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A lot of us have a lot of siblings, and it can be very distracting sometimes.
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Afterward, he spent the night distracting his mother from watching the news to calm her down.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Turkey's offensive was distracting from efforts to defeat Islamic State.
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It's distracting at first, but you might get used to the gap after a little while.
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It is often noise, and just letting them do what they do can be incredibly distracting.
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Defending its position and explaining itself into late 2019 will be distracting and draining for UBS.
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Street Fighter V downloadable content stage "Skies of Honor" has been deemed too distracting for competition.
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You might imagine, this is perhaps the most distracting thing you can do in a car.
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But the sheer weight of focus on one-dimensional anti-aug prejudice keeps raising distracting questions.
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"Hair styles that are extreme, distracting, or attention-getting will not be permitted," the flyer read.
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It even looks fairly similar, with graphics that are just good enough to not be distracting.
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He spends his days distracting himself from constant fear and boredom by watching old American movies.
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Another danger, he added, is that trendy buzzwords are distracting investors from tried and tested strategies.
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Even less palatable is the distracting romance Donoghue loads onto the second half of her tale.
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At that time, the main phone-related distracting activities were texting and talking on the phone.
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The embassy in Tel Aviv enjoys the beautiful and distracting views of Israel's most famous beach.
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She would sink a presidential campaign with distracting news stories sooner than attract any new voters.
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But a small accessory to the glimmering look was a bit distracting (in a good way).
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But the answer could have an impact on how distracting and problematic this is for Trump.
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While these leaks have been embarrassing and distracting, they have not fundamentally altered the political landscape.
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When writing fiction, I avoid reading fiction — too distracting — and prefer biography, science and the arts.
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They're so engaged in not being the bad kind of rich people, which is very distracting.
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It's also linked to negative emotions while preparing for competition, which are distracting and harm performance.
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He starts to realize that something is distracting her from their conversation just a little bit.
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All in all, it doesn't seem like the new ads are going to be too distracting.
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What rigor is there is presented in a way that carries readers along rather than distracting.
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I feel like I always have a clear mind, with no primitive sexual instincts distracting me.
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A lot of us are in need of comfort food TV that's familiar, distracting, easygoing fun.
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To the Editor: Too many of us fetishize the artist, thus distracting from the art itself.
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His creepy persona reflects the winking mendacity and distracting stunts that typify his real-life rule.
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Maybe it's the lighting, maybe not, but this could take the conversation in a distracting direction.
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"There is no distracting scenery," Robert Coleman wrote in a review for The New York Mirror.
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They create more anxiety among both political appointees and career officials, distracting them from good governance.
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While the office can be a distracting place, it's also good for keeping me on task.
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This will be useful when you want to send a low priority message without distracting someone.
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Mr. Groves switches between patiently teaching and playful teasing, asking distracting questions about working with dinosaurs.
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Diamond patterns painted on the enormous glass roof cast distracting shadows and probably wouldn't see production.
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They're subtle enough not to be distracting, but visible enough that you can't miss the point.
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You only see the tongues when these beings start speaking at length, but they're instantly distracting.
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It's a safety decision, I know — touchscreens are incredibly distracting while driving — but it's still annoying.
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Other motivations, however, are also raised, in some respects undermining -- or distracting from -- that central thesis.
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They are in serious danger, however, of distracting us from the profound challenges our country faces.
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The US sees the Turkish campaign as distracting attention from the task of finishing off ISIS.
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I thought anything beyond the song and the story ended up feeling too rigid and distracting.
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"I still suffer from body dysmorphia so it can be very distracting for me," she said.
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Mr. Kentridge said in the interview that using real children in crucial roles can be distracting.
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Those "should do" items usually pop up at the least convenient moments, distracting me from work.
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And it risks distracting us from the significance of what has already happened here and now.
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People are lost in digital labyrinths that are distracting without being satisfying, stimulating without bringing contentment.
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"A lot of times, the excuse for banning certain hair is that it's 'distracting,'" Deanna explains.
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The result is something that looks very fake and extremely distracting, with no sense of proportion.
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During internet outages or distracting events, like major soccer tournaments, attacks against refugees actually went down.
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While it was slightly distracting, it was nothing compared to what we saw at Dollar Tree.
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And it risks distracting us from the significance of what has already happened here and now.
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Or distracting from Trump's scandals and controversies and encouraging people to look in the other direction.
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The method included distracting, exhausting and confusing opponents in order to ultimately control their animating narrative.
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Some feel the process is distracting the bloc from more pressing business and its May elections.
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You won't have to worry about distracting your co-workers because it's very quiet while in use.
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Skai had called the auction "a bad reality show" aimed at distracting the public from economic hardship.
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"My teeth were edited because they're usually uneven and I felt like it's distracting," says another caption.
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The new controllers also use infrared emitters, rather than LEDs, meaning they won't have a distracting glow.
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What if wealthy people could more easily pay for privacy, and therefore a less distracting online environment?
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Or is this just the species' way of distracting us from whatever it is they're really feeling?
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What undercuts its power is the silly, distracting background, a trifurcated flat plane of clashing circus colors.
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While it's nice in the social setting I think in a business setting it can be distracting.
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I love that nobody in this film is a celebrity, like a big, super-distracting, famous face.
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Its authors concluded that these displays could ultimately prove more distracting for drivers because of information overload.
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Just chuck it in his bag and never again be plagued by distracting worries in the wilderness.
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If you're concerned that the victim could perceive you as an alternative threat, try distracting the aggressor.
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Instead, she said she was sorry for distracting from the "see something, say something" call to action.
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For Bowie, technology "always existed as another instrument in his symphony," without distracting anyone from pure wonder.
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If we were Republicans, we'd be out there doing similarly distracting things to the Democratic Party's frontrunners.
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Though it's an unofficial rule, it is widely known that the Queen finds colorful nail polish distracting.
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Maybe it's because all love is essentially distracting folly which only ever ends in heartbreak or death.
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Lawmakers have expressed frustration that the upheaval in the White House is distracting from their legislative agenda.
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No matter how rich or poor you are, everyone&aposs got a phone, and it&aposs distracting.
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The LED frontlight is a useful feature but its cold cast has always been distracting to me.
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They're distracting in a positive way, able to capture the subject's attention outside of their daily routine.
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But Seacrest's presence on the red carpet still promised to be distracting at best, hypocritical at worst.
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The result is an experience that's more immersive, dynamic, and—mercifully—distracting than a traditional treadmill workout.
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So the transition to public markets could be distracting for Chief Executive Wang Xing and his team.
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Baby True will come in crawling and around and playing — always distracting me, because she's so cute!
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Sure, it was funny, but also really distracting from the other great story lines in the episode.
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Perhaps the most common theory has been the all-consuming presidential election distracting fans from the game.
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We might as well stop distracting ourselves with looking for something that he sold off long ago.
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Throughout the interview, Morby is a bit on edge, as if something or someone is distracting him.
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The French government said fans fighting in the streets were distracting police from the threat of terrorism.
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The beams coming from laser enthusiasts can be distracting for pilots in flight and cause temporary blindness.
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For Lindsay, who is an associate at the Dallas law firm Cooper & Scully, that could prove distracting.
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I've tried distracting myself from her but it never works; not for a long time at least.
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It's an escape, but recently it's been very hard to ignore, and it's also been very distracting.
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The Republicans also had a fair number of distracting news stories — commentary on the rollout of Gov.
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It might be a distracting moment of wall-breaking if it weren't done in such good fun.
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"Rather than distracting the mind, mindful practice is a checking into the body and breath," she says.
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The survey also found that 59 percent believe communication through social media has become reckless and distracting.
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It wanted a building that was conveniently situated but without a lot of distracting pedestrian traffic nearby.
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Poor Cruz, normally a fantastic actress, has a thankless role (and a distracting accent) in this episode.
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Clutter can be visually distracting, too, and serve as a nagging reminder of tasks and chores undone.
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It's not quite the material design we are all used to, but it works and isn't distracting.
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We like Lulu's T.H.E. short because of its comfort, streamlined pockets, and interesting—but not distracting—patterns.
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Furthermore, the focus on Flint seems to be distracting the public from a far more widespread problem.
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"I'm really curious which would be more distracting: a screaming baby or a nursing baby?" she said.
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"I find color in comics — especially modern digital coloring — to be distracting," Smith wrote in an email.
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She had to log out of her social media accounts because it was distracting her between rounds.
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She recommends distracting yourself with something that feels meaningful, or simply doing something that uses mental energy.
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This was still just a fun, silly, distracting comedy, with no relationship to our current anxious reality.
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This was still just a fun, silly, distracting comedy, with no relationship to our current anxious reality.
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There's no distracting layer of junkware and hosts of duplicate apps, as on third-party Android phones.
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That means Staples removes the dry voiceover narration and the distracting "Mickey Mousing" in the original shorts.
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Mr. Parent developed a signature technique that allowed him to work without flashbulbs, which performers found distracting.
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But the money is distracting, and can make you forget why you started in the first place.
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Another Chrome plugin, Motion intervenes in real-time to remind you when you're on a distracting site.
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Yes, texting and posting on social media during "together time" is distracting and rude to one's partner.
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He also subdues his zany style for the show in order to avoid distracting from the bakers.
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Most of the people aren't into all this distracting shit about open borders and letting prisoners vote.
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She is likely just distracting herself from her uncertainty and grief with much of her online nonsense.
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Then, I noticed [an] excessive amount of moles on his face, which became real distracting to me.
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But the restraint that's so becoming in much of this production gives way then to distracting excess.
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Ben Sasse, meanwhile, warned that the incessant chaos at the White House was distracting from crucial problems.
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If cell phones are that distracting for one adult, imagine their gravitational pull on roomful of tweens.
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This episode, directed by the upcoming cast member Jonathan Frakes, just felt a little distracting to me.
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What he drew is lost to time, but the action had the effect of distracting the mob.
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It's a silly and distracting storyline that confirms something we've known for awhile: David Lee is crooked.
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Firefox includes a reader view that removes distracting elements from a page, like unnecessary overlays or ads.
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These philanthropic gestures: Are they distracting from, and delaying a reckoning with, deeper problems they themselves exacerbate?
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Apps get a bad rep for distracting people from the offline world, but Seek does the opposite.
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If nothing else, the lush, synth-heavy music is a delightfully distracting throwback to the 1982 original.
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John Kennedy, told a scrum of reporters merely that the Cohen and Paul Manafort news was distracting.
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"Making what happened in Charlottesville about monuments is distracting ... and divisive," McCaskill said Wednesday, according to CNN.
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I kept messaging services like WhatsApp and Signal, and non-distracting utilities like cooking and navigation apps.
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Distracting activities, such as playing sports, allowed participants to feel grounded and more confident in their skills.
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Teen girls at school are often sent home and told to dress conservatively to avoid distracting boys.
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U.S. Defence Secretary Jim Mattis has said Turkey's offensive is distracting from efforts to defeat Islamic State.
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The wall labels, which nearly all include the price (or "NFS" — not for sale), are visually distracting.
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It's one thing to be fun, it's another to be so casual that it's distracting from real work.
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Elites turned to nationalism as a way of distracting voters from economic issues and shoring up their support.
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And Trump prompted a distracting fight this summer when he said he wouldn't back Ryan's re-election fight.
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Combined with the press releases and statements this morning, this seems to be a lot of distracting noise.
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Fans using their cellphone lights during the Tigers' at bats were apparently distracting the batters during the inning.
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"Having uncertainty on three fronts at once is especially difficult," and, he added, can be distracting for bureaucrats.
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So a team of scientists want to know if they could safely treat these distracting dots with lasers.
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They help us listen to a voice on the phone while tuning out distracting city sounds, for example.
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At one point, during a meeting in the Oval Office, a fly began buzzing overhead, distracting the president.
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The third thing I would recommend is starting to schedule the time you do novel, distracting, stimulating things.
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Instead, there's the constant distracting awareness that you're trapped in a moving vehicle with a pouting movie star.
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When Josh finds out about the tragedy, he blames Sam for distracting him and calls her a slut.
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This prevents blackout, but could be distracting if you're trying to track a moving person, vehicle, or animal.
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Mindfulness has an immediate intuitive appeal in a world that's more distracting and fast-moving than ever before.
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Of course, knowing exactly how much bank you're making off every note could be distracting for creative types.
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The unit is large and sits right in front of my line of view, making it rather distracting.
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The HUD worked best during the day, as it wasn't distracting, yet was still bright enough to see.
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I recently moved into a new apartment, so buying home decor has been fun and distracting for me.
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David: I did have to adapt my rhythm techniques, because getting tattooed while drumming is kind of distracting.
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The smartphone doesn't have to be distracting — it can be an amazing tool to explore the real world.
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All these internal clean up operations and legal battles are distracting it from its day-to-day business.
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Now there are worries that the president's erratic outbursts may end up distracting from the task at hand.
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Which brings us to a third potential source of Republican insulation: They've gotten very good at distracting voters.
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The ramps by which participants approach the platforms are visually distracting to the actual presentation point of pedestals.
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What they could gain from this, other than distracting the public from Robert Mueller's ongoing investigation, is unclear.
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These could all be less distracting to the eye so you focus on Facebook's content, not its chrome.
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Barring the odd exceptions on the channel, it's chock full of the deliciously distracting content we all deserve.
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When you activate Focus Mode, your phone will lock you out of apps that you've marked as distracting.
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While making countless puns about Swedish pop music, fans moaned that the change was confusing, distracting and pointless.
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Well, probably because all of those extra features can get pretty distracting, especially when you're trying to write.
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Stick to what you know best — distracting people for hours on end while eating up their phone batteries.
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In the early going, her character's extreme vapidity is distracting and annoying, no matter how deliberate it is.
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At another moment, the open office is the loudest, most annoying, distracting and unproductive environment one can imagine.
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This is a Quentin Tarantino movie after all, so there are, uh, a distracting amount of foot shots.
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Samsung's new Infinity-O punch-hole selfie cameras are a sleeker, less distracting version of last year's notches.
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This model is utterly silent so as not to be distracting in the midst of your meditation sesh.
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The finely milled pressed powder blends easily, never looks muddy, and doesn't contain any distracting shimmer or glitter.
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A Microsoft employee guided me through the demonstration, which at times was more distracting than it was helpful.
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That shit must be hella hot, sweat pouring down his arms and into all kinds of distracting places.
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The scandals are seen as distracting lawmakers from passing legislation that investorshad hoped would help boost economic growth.
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That means it's a minimal power drain and not distracting from the watch's basic functionality as a timekeeper.
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This would be an OK choice for street art, but it's distracting in the context of this book.
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A passenger on the flight tells TMZ Ivanka ignored the guy and tried distracting her kids with crayons.
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For example, we can change how often we receive the distracting notifications that trigger our compulsion to check.
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But as distracting as alternate realities could be, they didn't fix his mental health issues, which rapidly declined.
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What news story is being buried by distracting us with a glitzy royal wedding to look at instead?
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Is there a practical reason for skipping so many plot-significant moments in such awkward, startling, distracting ways?
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Yet he remains obsessed with a divisive and distracting trade deal whose upside would be tiny in comparison.
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This, in part, is a way of distracting from the economic turmoil still roiling the country, Fornoni said.
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It's gray and rainy outside but the sound of the rain isn't so loud as to be distracting.
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CFK argues that the investigations are politically motivated and aimed at distracting attention from the government's economic mismanagement.
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And if you're trying to get work done, a constant barrage of incoming emails can be seriously distracting.
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Later The Guy stumbles across HBO's "Girls" shooting on a Brooklyn street, one more distracting dollop of meta.
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Instead of a screen that's shoving information in front of your eyeballs, sound can be is less distracting.
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Trump's assertion that "Russia should be in this (G-7) meeting" became another distracting headline from the summit.
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It is not only distracting, but it curbs the willingness of companies to share information with law enforcement.
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The film, nominated in the festival's Best Experimental Film category, experiments with holding our attention and distracting us.
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If it involves using an app to keep you from wandering to particular distracting websites, go for it.
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These strategies borrow concepts from dialectical behavior therapy, like self-soothing or distracting when difficult emotions come up.
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Traditionally videos captured by spherical cameras have a fish-eye look, which can be off-putting and distracting.
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He told me that was because we made all those distracting sounds part of his active listening experience.
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The issue of whether skirts are "distracting" to male peers has been a hot topic as of late.
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It was a reminder that Biden has a tendency to put even noble sentiments in a distracting way.
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Alas, in other scenes, some apparent and egregious digital manipulation occasionally turns the women's faces into distracting smears.
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This hype has been unnecessarily distracting everyone from the much bigger problem AI creates, which is job displacement.
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He described the free Fridays as pan y circo, a Spanish phrase meaning distracting entertainment for the masses.
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Let's look more closely at what his left hand is doing while his right hand is distracting us.
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We removed large, distracting or noisy toys from the playroom floor in favor of more subdued wooden ones.
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That means keeping hands manicured and clean, but also avoiding distracting details like longer nails and intricate polish.
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One study found interacting with kids in the backseat was 12 times more distracting than talking on cellphone.
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The current dress code says hair: • Must be clean, neat and well groomed • Distracting colors are not allowed.
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And distracting a lot of the national attention that would otherwise have been boring down on the Democrats.
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But his new work isn't distracting him from prioritizing one of his most popular shows, American Horror Story.
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So there were a lot of factors that were a little distracting, and made it not so easy.
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And yes, there is an unfortunate crease that is very noticeable and a bit distracting in the light.
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A great deal of the training involves trying to see Gabor patches placed between closely spaced, distracting flankers.
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Trump's likely actual rationales—uniting the Republican Party, distracting from impeachment, winning reelection—are all domestic in nature.
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In his case, that meant taking practice tests in distracting circumstances, including chilly temperatures and a noisy Starbucks.
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This issue proved distracting in the first hour or so, but over time, I could look past it.
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They appreciated distracting activities, such as crafts and games, and simple comforts including warm blankets, and tasty meals.
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The real world is way scarier than any slasher film, and I'll take a distracting audiobook any day.
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I could still see the pixels and the "screen door effect," the grid of pixels is very distracting.
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Mixing in a message can be distracting, he said, and the government is entitled to limit those distractions.
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If it's too high-level, or on such a strange topic as to be distracting, leave it off.
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Think adorably distracting glitter bombs, a lavender-scented truth serum and a very serious take on silly string.
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Devin Nunes launched a partisan bomb, one that is distracting the oversight panel he heads from pressing business.
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Similarly, placing some scenes in a closed room upstage (the set is by Marsha Ginsberg) is needlessly distracting.
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It might seem like a minor thing, but smelly food is inconsiderate and distracting—and so easily avoidable.
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So, I picked up a New York Times "Best of Mondays" collection, something easy and distracting and straightforward.
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Johanna's sin is to request some of her lover's attention, a demand he regards as intrusive and distracting.
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Catherine had warned me that I might feel existential malaise when I wasn't distracting myself with my phone.
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"It was definitely a little distracting," said Stephenson, a 20-year-old amateur who has posted consecutive 72s.
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"We should all be rightfully worried that this is all dangerously distracting from the sacred homeland security mission."
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The developers had been aiming for late 2016, but figured Steam's holiday sale would have proved too distracting.
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Franco, whose offscreen exploits have tended to get more headlines than his performances, is occasionally distracting in the role.
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It's distracting me and keeping me from totally focusing on my writing, slowing me down, and obstructing my view.
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Distracting at best, disastrous at worst if it means we can't communicate with each other in a helpful way.
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The music was definitely there in the background, but not distracting enough to stop me from holding a conversation.
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It's distracting almost everyone else from blocking and focusing on the Trump team's agenda, not the other way around.
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But we tended to trigger each other in our more stressful moments, as the cacophony of sounds was distracting.
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This includes ways to prevent the phone from distracting or stimulating users, as well as time limits for apps.
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If this pile of burgers is just a way of distracting us, I wanna say, I'm totally into it.
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Uber said it reviewed the front-facing tablet and changed it to have fewer distracting features in the interface.
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"My shorts covered EVERYTHING but apparently was too distracting to enter the plane," she said in a separate tweet.
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That's a great way to give yourself access to phone notifications without distracting too much from your desktop work.
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Mr Rubin is known for preferring a stripped-back sound, without fussy string arrangements, distracting horns or backing vocals.
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Looking at progress, self-driving cars â€" which render the distracting-driving issue moot â€" will probably come sooner.
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But a webcam's intimate vantage point augments these actions in ways that patients can find distracting or off-putting.
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" He adds, "My greatest fear is that it's distracting us from the more serious issues that the documentary presents.
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But his silence means the furor grows by the day, and he can't put the distracting saga to rest.
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Alcohol can also lead to dehydration, tissue inflammation, and stomach irritation — producing distracting symptoms like a headache or nausea.
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It's distracting to have to constantly consider this, and it limits who can see themselves in a character's interiority.
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"They just popped into the gallery, probably distracting one of my coworkers," gallery director Angela Kellett told ABC7 News.
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Making life happen on a daily basis in New York is much more distracting than making life happen beachside.
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The machine helps mask distracting environmental sounds so your S.O. will be able to sleep or work without disruption.
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The machine helps mask distracting environmental sounds so your S.O. will be able to sleep or work without disruption.
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Trump's tensions with Iran are distracting from ISISMeanwhile, Trump's ongoing conflict with Iran has taken attention away from ISIS.
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There is a hint of bitterness on the finish some might find distracting, but it evens out with food.
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"Media use such as television, video games, smartphone and tablet apps are increasingly distracting children from play," he said.
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They also didn't want the exterior to include any distracting "locks, traps, handles, or hinges", according to its maker.
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Some have said the deal would be a financial drain on Tesla, while distracting management from making electric cars.
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Parents who have forgotten their children in cars often report stressful or distracting experiences before or during the drive.
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But he does not think that he needs to prepare more rigorously, blaming audio issues Monday with distracting him.
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Knowing when the mute button is on is helpful, but distracting if you're using these as every day headphones.
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Investors are concerned about the debt ceiling as Republicans disagree on healthcare legislation, which is distracting from budget negotiations.
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The graphics are cool but not too distracting, and the way each slide fills itself in is very satisfying.
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For Muse, the ubiquitous and easily identifiable taste of peanut butter can be distracting or overpowering for some dishes.
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While sympathetic to your paranoia, they think your fear-mongering is distracting people from problems that actually need addressing.
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" After years of coping with Parkinson's disease, Fox says his visible symptoms are distracting — but "none of them hurt.
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She is distracting from the evidence and veracity of his observations by casting doubt on his motives and legitimacy.
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They've spent years getting over the guilt, overcompensating as rulers and distracting themselves with dragons or zombies or whatever.
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While it's still distracting, founder Doug Simpson says it's better than the driver taking their eyes off the road.
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The hack probably should have been the biggest news of the week, but for a little distracting—and important!
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Stress can still follow you when you're traveling, but getting lost in a new place is fun and distracting.
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Adblock Plus and some users counter that Facebook's ads are still distracting even if they blend into the feed.
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While enhancements might appear to be engaging children, they could, in fact, be distracting them from the educational content.
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But until now, those apps needed to be controlled by touch, which can be dangerous and distracting for drivers.
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And more important, is it distracting from our ability to deliver against the promise we made to our users?
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While the snap's puppy filter was pretty distracting (and plenty sweet), we didn't miss Kardashian using the new moniker.
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Even more horrific, we appear to be getting worse at driving during an age of evermore distracting digital devices.
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Whether it's an office desk, home desk, or even a nightstand, having too many devices gets distracting real quick.
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Is leftist infighting (and I'm including hyperbolic criticism coming from the center left) distracting progressives from the real issues?
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And since the screen is quite reflective, you'll often see distorted reflections along the edges, which can be distracting.
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" So instead, I quickly leaned in with a distracting kiss and whispered, "To keep you in suspense, my dear.
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Divisive issues are distracting public attention from policy reforms that could make everyone better off by expanding the economy.
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Distracting though dealing with the departing Brits may be, holding the remaining EU together will be the highest priority.
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He eschewed complexity, preferring to tackle only a problem's essentials, discard any distracting elements and ruthlessly squeeze what remained.
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They go online and encounter websites like IMDb, eBay, annoying pop-up ads, distracting click-bait headlines, and more.
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Everything sounds more ambient, letting you carry on conversations with coworkers or friends without the music being too distracting.
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It's just distracting because we're focusing on, is she going to kneel or is she not going to kneel?
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At first, this bigness seems off-kilter, even distracting, perhaps because immensity in movies tends to serve visual spectacle.
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The more frivolous uses and manifestations are the jazz hands of crypto, distracting from subtler virtues or cynical schemes.
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Spending too much time comparing notes with other applicants on online forums can be unhelpful and distracting, warns another.
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All the games that could be distracting won't let you turn them on while the car is in drive.
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That could push him into making a choice: either another distracting foreign adventure, or a shift to market reforms.
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I often stand up in the middle of meetings and conversations where it's a little distracting to do so.
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Floating is a sensory-deprivation practice meant to enhance mindfulness by removing pesky, distracting things like sound and gravity.
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And the filmmaking is shaky at best (with lots of distracting zoom-in close-ups for no real reason).
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" Additionally, one's body should be "naturally tanned" or "spray-tanned," and should not reveal tattoos or "distracting fingernail polish.
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U.S. officials see the Turkish offensive as distracting from efforts to ensure ISIS militants in the region are defeated.
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The Chrome extension provides daily reports, and will automatically alter a website's user interface to make it less distracting.
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There is much that Egyptians need distracting from: disastrous economic austerity policies, the insurgency in Sinai, 60,000 political prisoners.
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I work in a major metropolitan prosecutor's office and am struggling with the atmosphere, which is distracting and chaotic.
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If you're eating or something distracting is happening behind you, it's also good practice to turn off your camera.
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There's also the fact that since it doesn't fold, there's no distracting crease in the middle of the display.
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Airplane air gets very dry, and even at night there are lights around the cabin you might find distracting.
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Claus, Ms. Bean was in constant, distracting peril of spilling out of the top of her sexy-Santa corset.
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Canvas videos have had mixed reviews, as some users find the imagery distracting while others seem to prefer it.
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But Dugow noted that the ads run above the comments, rather than interrupting or distracting from the comments themselves.
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"Making what happened in Charlottesville about monuments is distracting," Senator Claire McCaskill, Democrat of Missouri, told CNN on Wednesday.
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Whether it digs in, chafes you, or just isn't supportive enough, it's uniquely distracting and frustrating — sometimes even painful.
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There is no lack of teachers frustrated with the intrusion of the phones and their alerts and distracting features.
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Warren did not address the potential for another distracting revelation when asked by reporters on Capitol Hill this week.
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Speaking of keeping the room dark, many hotel rooms have gaps in the curtains that allow distracting light in.
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"It makes me sound like I'm a diva, but it's part of distracting myself and feeling good," Adania said.
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On the other hand, Democrats might fear diluting or distracting from their likely lead charge on the Ukraine scandal.
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Beauty — distracting, exclusionary, often more talismanic and notional than "real" — has never been a steady organizing principle for life.
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We have lined up a great set of distracting deals, with discounted speakers, headphones, cameras, and more on offer.
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Intended as an addition to your bedtime ritual, this one isn't about distracting or exhausting your brain into sleep.
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Conway stated that the probe into Russian collusion is distracting from the substantive work happening in the White House.
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This cartoonish figurine twirled slowly on its nylon string, distracting me with its overblown enactment of bargain-basement foreshadowing.
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In addition to your handshake, your hands play an important role in complementing or distracting from your verbal communication.
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The big deals on console bundles might be distracting, but don't lose focus on impressive subscription deals like this.
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"So much of this stuff is disinterred with a view to distracting from the basic issues of this election."
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The United States and allies felt Russia was simply distracting from potential war crimes carried out by Moscow's ally.
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Then ban also d use of wipers coz its more distracting or heavy rains coz it causes zero visibility.
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A rehab romance may give you all the feels, but distracting yourself with infatuation is not the best route.
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Instead, they peddle distracting narratives and government mandates that undermine federal programs and result in huge industry profit windfalls.
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Intentional or not, Trump's use of chaos has been effective at distracting people from critiquing his policies, says Pfeffer.
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But we get the kind the hackers want us to focus on, while distracting us from the real issues.
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My mom says I shouldn't do this in public because it's socially inappropriate and may be distracting to others.
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In this case, he said, the goal is distracting from the fact that the president was reimbursing Mr. Cohen.
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I love a motivated long take that goes just as long as it should before becoming distracting or indulgent.
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Sometimes that's distracting; here, it indicates the level of care in making sure a complicated mystery is easy to follow.
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"To be honest, I was worried about Scott in New York which is usually very distracting to him," she said.
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When object removal was first announced, people were impressed by its apparent ability to seamlessly remove distracting elements from photos.
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If you're being goofy during your set and your music isn't goofy, it's distracting and you can't get into it.
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Alcohol's potential health benefits may have been oversold by industry-funded research, distracting consumers from the realities of cancer risk.
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One DHS official said the announcement was dropped on employees suddenly and could be distracting during an already tumultuous time.
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The things that define on-trend office-wear (a stand-out color, cut, fabric, or pattern) inherently makes it distracting.
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It was genuinely a good yoga session, but the little puppers scampering around were distracting — in the best possible way.
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Pokémon Go is distracting us from all the real problems, and that's on purpose, and like lemmings we fall inline.
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The trick, says Mr Dua, is to feed fans' appetites for fresh insights without distracting them from the game itself.
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If you've had enough of careless slackers and inconsiderate desk mates distracting you from your job, you're definitely not alone.
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YouTube will also send a once a day "notifications digest" to limit the amount of distracting notifications the app sends.
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We recently spoke with John Scalzi, and he noted that he found the election to be incredibly distracting last fall.
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If JUULs were just the latest fidget spinner — a distracting but ultimately harmless item — it wouldn't be a huge deal.
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"Proxy fights are very expensive and distracting for management efforts," Paula Loop, head of PwC's Governance Insights Center, tells Axios.
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I am always mindful of it, distracting him with treats whenever I have to pack a bag for a trip.
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Urinary tract infections are highly uncomfortable and distracting, and they are very common for women because of the female anatomy.
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Covering fire becomes even more important in defend scenarios, when distracting the enemy is a victory in and of itself.
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Getting too engaged in the daily chaos is distracting; I don't pay too much attention because it would be unhealthy.
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Notifications are fundamentally distracting, so I think Apple's solution is to convince us to stop giving them so much attention.
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I attempt to read in bed in hopes of distracting myself from my crippling anxiety from a night of drinking.
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Hearing great music like Haim or not-so-great music like Ariana Grande was equally distracting, if for different reasons.
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One of the first things I notice is her eyes, they're such a vibrant shade of light blue it's distracting.
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Not everything should be shared on social media, especially distracting prompts about how you're trying an exercise in non-distraction?
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I wonder if I was too distracting with my questions or if John's ballpoint pen often acts as a chisel.
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However any further disciplinary action against me may drag on for months or even years, distracting attention from Jeremy's policies.
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The prevailing wisdom was that Trump was doing the AMA as a way of distracting media attention from the DNC.
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" He added, "His weak spot was tobacco, which he downplayed as distracting from what he thought were the real killers.
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There's plenty of race still ahead, and distracting headlines aside, it's really anybody's game on both sides of the aisle.
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BTW, Arizona State won the game in a rout ... in part due to Phelps and his distracting man junk. #GoDevils
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Veteran congressional investigators say the best answer is to simply not fight the inquiries, by either withholding documents or distracting.
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She's only able to get out of the car after Renata and Gordon knock on the window, distracting Perry momentarily.
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His statement can easily be interpreted as yet another inflammatory and distracting Trump tweet — there have been many, after all.
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But it sure is distracting when you surf to a website and suddenly some video starts playing at full volume.
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Though some of these apps can be fun additions to you conversations, having to look at them constantly is distracting.
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At least with good VR, ARM's engineers will have a great way of distracting them from thinking about that problem.
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As McDonald's rolled out its new entrees, Arend led the charm charge, distracting attention from what was below the batter .
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Besides, they'd both lived through enough false alarms at this point that the technical details were more distracting than helpful.
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The same distracting emphasis was deployed by conservatives in Houston to vote down a new anti-discrimination policy last year.
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Some Democrats argue that the Medicare-for-all debate is distracting the party from the urgent need to save Obamacare.
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Massive animations and text pop-ups permeate fights, and where there was originally subtlety, now there's often distracting eye candy.
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I love thinking about a massive screen with no distracting bezels and ample room for my fingers to jump around.
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The extended cameo appearance by executive producer Dwayne Johnson move some tickets, but it's too distracting to work in context.
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The fact that we're talking about Twitter's political ad ban risks distracting from the "root problems" Dorsey referenced in passing.
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The second institutional priority distracting the VA from veterans' healthcare is in regard to the department's controversial canine research program.
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Finally, the third institutional priority distracting VA from veterans' healthcare is its inability to effectively implement the Veterans Choice Program.
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Yet those screens can be so distracting that their users forget to fast-forward past the ads in recorded shows.
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Some analysts have said the hiatus could have a distracting effect on both businesses — a charge Sainsbury's dismissed on Wednesday.
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Critics of SpaceX and Mr. Musk question whether the Mars dreams are distracting the company from its more mundane business.
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Indeed, Mr. Keenlyside said that he had come to realize that too much physicality in general could be merely distracting.
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Punchy graphic prints were part of a popular design movement of the '80s, but now, the look is just distracting.
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While some people find this form of music distracting, I find it mesmerizing, and I'm clearly not the only one.
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While distracting the wolf with compliments about the size of his eyes and ears, she slowly reached for her weapon.
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The Russia probe has appeared to dominate Trump's attention, distracting from high-stakes negotiations with North Korea and on trade.
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The paid version has found some traction with content marketers and sponsored creators who don't want a distracting watermark included.
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So trying to create clickable video, specifically with moving hotspots, often results in a gamey, distracting experience for the viewer.
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But the fact that the interruptions we receive on our phones are inherently social is what makes them so distracting.
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The only thing distracting you from your sunshine serenity is the possibility that it might be time to reapply sunscreen.
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Any "victory" on this policy risks distracting from more consequential debates over continued funding for premium support and Medicaid expansions.
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And that the obsession with metabolism speed is distracting, destructive, and based on a myth about obesity and weight management.
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Democracy dies in darkness, but also in the distracting noise of internet fights about what is and isn't a sandwich.
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Sick of colorful and distracting screens when all you want to do is focus on reading, writing, or note-taking?
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These days, messages come at me from so many directions that it's incredibly distracting and even harder to deal with.
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During a call in the office to my friend Bruce, he said the drilling sounds in the background were distracting.
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Or were the sounds more directly distracting people, drawing their attention away from the onrushing ball and befuddling their reactions?
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Personally, I think putting the selfie cam dead center along the top of the screen might actually be more distracting.
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Their friendship is tinged with homoerotic suggestion in the original, but Mr. Rau focuses on it to a distracting extent.
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I'm slightly anxious about the notifications I might be missing, but only slightly; it's a manageable level that's not distracting.
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That's because Apple's default texting service, iMessage, gives you the option to leave the conversation when it becomes too distracting.
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The only thing more distracting than working at home with kids is having an actual elephant in your living room.
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Their aim seemed not to be engaging in argument but rather distracting the public and redirecting attention from sensitive issues.
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If you ignore the cringeworthy aesthetic of the set and distracting addition of Kali's outsider gang, it's a touching reunion.
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It is not merely distracting to everyone onstage and off, but it is also an act of profound point-missing.
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I make every allowance for the fact that the situation involving Mr. Thrush was excruciating and distracting on many levels.
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No new administration has dealt with a potential scandal anywhere near as large or as distracting as the Russia investigation.
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A 1457 parliamentary resolution, which banned golf for distracting from military defense training, appears to be the first recorded reference.
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On Tuesday she seemed to struggle to build depth in her sound and produced a distracting number of whistle tones.
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Superman winds up looking like a CGI character from The Polar Express, in scene after scene, and it's terribly distracting.
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Here's what the bubble looks like: That bubble isn't just distracting — it also apparently affects the functionality of the touchscreen.
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Constellation likely overpaid and the deal is occupying executives' mindshares and distracting them from the key aspects of their business.
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I decide to relocate to a café for some outside inspiration, and because nearby cubicles are chatting and distracting me.
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These unique qualities, even if society deems them unconventional or distracting, shouldn't be hidden but worn as badges of honor.
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They might do the trick, but distracting your brain into sleep might also cause a more fragmented kind of rest.
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And having to constantly keep track of things was distracting me from whatever task I was doing at the moment.
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When selecting icons, she recommended trying to choose designs that look similar to one another so that they aren't distracting.
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In other words, it shouldn't be so obnoxiously bright or fake looking that it's distracting or turns a viewer off.
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He, too, is frustrated that Brexit, which does not much interest him, is distracting from his plans for transforming Britain.
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Failing to confirm an Iranian link could result in Washington being tricked into an unnecessarily distracting Middle Eastern briar patch.
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If learning became less of a burden, the use of technology would likely become less prevalent in a distracting way.
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The fan who was in the selfie, Jaime López-Verduzco, told CNN Sunday he accepted the responsibility for distracting Haskins.
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It creates an artificial sound which can be jarring and distracting, but it ensures you don&apost miss something important.
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However, on Tuesday, he said the court case was distracting from the company's newly-announced Cybertruck, its first electric pickup.
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His misogynistic narratives and use of the female form to talk about race are a distracting misuse of cultural critique.
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In the months after our son's death, travel was a constant reminder of our loss, his absence distracting and disorienting.
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The producers spoke of a wish to avoid distracting the cast and crew in the final days of season production.
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Sometimes a couple would be having sex in one corner of the club while he was performing, distracting the audience.
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If an actor's ad libs are not supporting the script's intention, he is being selfish, distracting, and a bad actor.
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Distracting myself is the key when it comes to getting out of certain head spaces that aren't healthy for me.
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I feel like it's distracting from the 17 victims and the thousands of others that have died as a result.
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But since the beady eyes of the long-dead animal might prove distracting midswing, she kept it in her golf cart.
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These range from colorful patterns to faux-wood paneling, but I found them all a bit too distracting to be useful.
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While distracting news will always be around, a political and media environment fixated on sensational drama is not predetermined or inescapable.
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White noise machines are great for those who can not sleep in silence or if the environmental noise is too distracting.
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President Donald Trump was a distracting entertainment from the moment he launched his campaign in June of 173 — until he wasn't.
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In simple terms, it means distracting the brain from constantly brooding on the pain signals it's getting from the body's periphery.
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Don't let the dozens of apps and services on your phone be in control of your life by constantly distracting you.
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He disapproved of Edith, who wasn't Catholic, and thought she was distracting Ronald from studying for his entrance exams for Oxford.
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But when we looked at our business, we knew this program was distracting us from even larger opportunities that loomed ahead.
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It's too distracting, you'd rather be able to be present and in the world, but you still need to be connected.
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The government also argues that trans military troops would harm "readiness" by distracting from the overall mission of winning America's wars.
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In Europe, it is acceptable to help somebody get over their grief by distracting them or trying to cheer them up.
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Going through an M&A process is the single most distracting thing a founder can do to his or her company.
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The 48-year-old actress was glowing so radiantly, and so vibrantly, that it was distracting from the journalist's creative process.
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Either way, Trump has wrested control of our eyeballs, distracting us from talking about much more than whatever's on his mind.
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US-led coalition officials leading the war effort said they consider the foreign volunteers a potentially distracting nuisance, and steer clear.
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This time the effect was completely different: The lights, annoying and distracting, made the place feel a bit like a nightclub.
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That said, it also sounds like autoplaying videos could prove distracting and clutter up Google's famously bare-bones search results page.
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Chill, dude, I don't think any of the guests are going to be distracting her like this during the evening rush.
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This fact was highly distracting as I watched the 26-year-old pretend to navigate the halls of a haunted hospital.
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Her message: I will handle such dramas as cross my desk calmly, rationally and without anything so distracting as a project.
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"They're telling us it's our responsibility to not be distracting, when it should be their responsibility," said eighth-grader Abby Carioti.
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Those in favour argue that single-sex schools allow pupils to flourish, free from the distracting influence of the opposite sex.
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In his defense, the construction noise was blatant, and would reasonably be distracting O'Donnell as he tried to do his job.
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While all of the images in Los Alamos have a distracting beauty, there are some whose subject matter cannot be discounted.
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It was so noticeable, in fact, that both my co-worker and myself commented afterward that the score was actually distracting.
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Facebook is making an effort to make its countless eyeball-grabbing elements less distracting with a new test of notification customization.
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But these all still prove distracting, and take your eyes away from the roadway, if only for a few brief seconds.
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I didn't want it to be crowded by over-glamorized things and the pop world can just be really distracting sometimes.
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And yes, he does look like him, even if the prosthetic teeth, meant to recall Freddie's four extra incisors, are distracting.
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For they share the same distracting aim: to prove that Mr Trump has already shown himself to be a proto-despot.
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King Vajiralongkorn's glitzy coronation ceremony will probably occur in the midst of it all, distracting the public from unseemly goings-on.
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Employees who have little need for trade craft and mastery love distracting and social environments because they are fun and entertaining.
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" Martin added, "It would have been distracting, and that's what you don&apost want when the dress is the main attraction.
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It's not a revolutionary upgrade from notched-phones of the past, but to me, the punch-hole isn't quite as distracting.
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The cockpit is sparse, with a racing-style flat-bottomed wheel and little in the way of distracting screens and buttons.
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Pokémon Go is distracting us from all the real problems, and that's on purpose, and like lemmings we fall in line.
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In addition to allowing students to conserve brainpower, they also remove unnecessary distractions caused by students wearing revealing or distracting clothing.
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Distracting voters by whipping up anti-refugee feeling may be a deeply cynical ploy by Mr Orban—and might just work.
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It was a trick, a sly manner of distracting audiences before they had a chance to realize what would hit them.
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While that may not be something you immediately think of, a quieter keyboard will be much less distracting in the workspace.
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Until then, this posturing will go on, because that is what it is all about: distracting the public until election day.
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The cavalcade of issues became distracting after a while, but it helped to broaden the story beyond a focus on Uber.
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At a safety event in Sweden later this month, the company is addressing other road issues like intoxicated and distracting driving.
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Being defeatist or focusing on what others have that you don't isn't just distracting, it can stop you from moving forward.
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The effect is distracting, and doesn't even offer the looky-loo meta curiosity of Crime Story's celebrities-as-celebrities casting stunts.
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Simply being told when you're getting an incoming message isn't much less distracting than having it pop on your phone screen.
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Disambiguating hashtags from captions could make adding them to posts less invasive and distracting, and thereby get more users doing it.
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The moves laid the groundwork for a costly and distracting proxy battle that the settlement now helps avoid, the person said.
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But as with Famous Deaths, the technology it would take to add traditional AR and VR is still uncomfortable and distracting.
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Future's presence has the same effect, but in an office, which is definitely distracting for a busy man such as himself.
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Or will they find it distracting, especially if some passenger decides to start playing a video game or posting inappropriate messages?
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And trying to make sense of its bizarre gender politics ends up actually being more distracting than outright anachronisms would be.
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As HP said when it announced the computer, it's around 10 pounds, enough to be noticeable but also not overly distracting.
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A study in Sleep Health found that a poorer night's sleep is followed by more stress and distracting thoughts at work.
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One day, preferably when there is already distracting market turmoil, they unleash a series of attacks on, say, multiple clearing houses.
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For women artists, it is a liability, and Bell's unorthodox life has served as a fat, distracting watermark across her work.
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Humans have an emotional attachment to phones, researchers theorized, which is why they can be more distracting than other everyday objects.
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But they were minimal and not nearly as distracting as the ones we had witnessed in the Jersey City Dollar Tree.
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As a symbol of the recent wave of disgraced men, Weinstein is a parody, at once exaggeratedly representative and wildly distracting.
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Naturally, it is going to take a few minutes to get used to it, but after a while it wasn't distracting.
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The interludes involving the personalities around Midge, however, largely prove to be distracting detours, beginning with an unexpected sojourn to Paris.
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But one mom had a pretty genius way of distracting her baby long enough to get some undoubtedly much-needed peace.
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Rather than distracting from the important national debate over our dysfunctional health care system, this shone another light on its importance.
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Afterward, I beg of you, will yourself to get out of the house and do something fun or at least distracting.
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Chloe Cherry: I've taken a lot of nudes with a tampon string out, which is pretty distracting, so don't do that.
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I always want to know the new and unknown when it comes to music, but that can sometimes be somewhat distracting.
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It's about stripping away our inherited archetypes and our distracting issues to look at our solid bodies, our experiences amongst people.
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The goal of the challenge, Collin said, is for employees to cut out distracting notifications and focus on what really matters.
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Our guide, young but practiced in the art of distracting cold tourists, poured hot berry juice and discoursed on Arctic matters.
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Always dress business professional and avoid anything distracting like large or flashy accessories, strong perfume or cologne, or unkempt facial hair.
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" Many days begin with a "general conversation" about it before they start other business, "but it is very distracting for him.
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It was a better place without fraternities dividing and distracting the student body from the higher priorities of a college education.
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" She said she was concerned that lawyers were "confusing the jury" and "distracting them from the issues that are actually relevant.
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Low oil prices have hurt every sector of the economy, and the country has had a series of distracting political crises.
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However, by drawing attention to the act of display, I ultimately found the unfinished podiums distracting from the mesmerizing wire forms.
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The home-life stories that are meant to add emotional heft are distracting and brittle, and the characters are under-imagined.
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"Lobbies are distracting because there is so much going on, with people coming in and out and also socializing," she said.
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Cooking is both distracting and nourishing and can take up as much or as little time as you want it to.
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The accusations are distracting from Senate Republicans' newly unveiled tax plan, which diverges from the evolving House bill in key ways.
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But she also wrote how concerned she was with how many poorly designed, visually distracting children's apps are on the market.
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The Michigan study concludes that apps that are inundated with distracting ads and pop-ups might undermine their academic value altogether.
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And nothing is perhaps more distracting for a nation than a massive global health crisis for which we are largely unprepared.
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This new Focus mode scheduling can also be used during the workday to block distracting apps such as Instagram or Twitter.
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Director and writer Sujeeth throws in countless plot twists, intent on distracting viewers with action, blood, gore and romance over substance.
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AMD's RX 27 XT and 22019 blower spins up almost immediately into a game, and it's distracting unless you're using headphones.
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He's recently been appearing in states with Democratic primary contests in the hopes of distracting from the contest to replace him.
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Keep makeup natural-looking, and avoid wearing too much jewelry, which can be distracting and catch light from the wrong angle.
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Yet this intriguing story would have benefited from a stronger editorial hand that might have restrained the author's many distracting digressions.
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In her new track "Infatuation," Angie Rose sings of a distracting crush who could potentially pull her off her selected path.
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It was also seen as a move by Mr. Iger to head off any potentially distracting executive jockeying inside the company.
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Of course, that assumes that all parties want a resolution to this issue, rather than a festering, distracting political fight. Gen.
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Instead, both underscore that for young retail brands, fending off competitors both big and small can prove both expensive and distracting.
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Trump campaign officials are also trying to prevent either challenger from staging a distracting protest at the Republican convention in August.
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Worrying about investing right before a market peak is a valid concern — and it's also distracting you from what really matters.
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It wasn't hugely distracting, but it was still disappointing to see on a computer that's marketing itself on its excellent screen.
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The good news for Democrats is that the White House is not very good at distracting anyone from the Russia scandal.
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She also countered they are not similar to the Constand case and would be unfairly prejudicial and distracting for the jury.
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Political pundits are predicting a close contest, with scheduled referendums on legalizing cannabis and euthanasia expected to be distracting and divisive.
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And certainly a lot of Republicans got very good at muddying the waters and distracting from the content of those hearings.
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It's a distracting framing device that suggests Mr. Heineman believed that he first needed to give his audience reassuringly recognizable faces.
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Companies can no longer afford to ignore privacy issues in the hopes of distracting us with their latest shiny new feature.
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The Ultra Wide rear camera gives you move flexibility, but the distortion on it is so dramatic it can be distracting.
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Vladimir Putin is distracting Western leaders from the real threat Russia poses through ostentatious displays of nuclear and conventional military power.
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"Provided it wasn't distracting—so long as you haven't got boxers that are crammed into something that's too tight," she said.
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It was a remarkable innovation and incredibly popular with users -- but smartphones can also be addictive and distracting in social situation.
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Though not as bad as the mess in Dollar Tree, the store had a lot of distracting clutter in the aisles.
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The administration told the band it could no longer hold Orgo Night at Butler because it was too loud and distracting.
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Instead, parents should "use distracting statements, or give suggestions about how kids can cope, like taking a deep breath," she said.
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I stopped wanting my eating disorder when it started distracting me from my purpose, and I cope by honoring that purpose.
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As for the game ... ASU could've used some more of Day's distracting skills, 'cause the Bears ran away with the W.
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If you find that you're looking over your emails incessantly and it's distracting you from completing tasks, one approach is batch processing.
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You can still see all your important stuff like notifications, clock and battery, but now that camera bump is much less distracting.
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Even more distracting is the sheer amount of makeup worn by Jean, Raven, and Storm at any given time in the film.
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Nunes should seriously consider stepping aside, as his own actions have now become the center of an ever-widening and distracting controversy.
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But hours before the meeting, Trump engaged in a distracting tussle with one of those senators, Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker.
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The lines converging to reveal depths of space are initially confusing and distracting from the pastoral scene, until their function becomes obvious.
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On the most recent episode, Kourtney says that during her Reiki sessions, the practitioner often burps above her, which can be distracting.
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That's much more distracting, if you're the type of person who would rather not have microphones listening to you all the time.
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I hadn't really noticed how bad his hair is because his racism is so distracting; it's like he's wearing a bump-it.
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Ad-supported media does everything possible to entice an audience to consume content, and then makes money by distracting them from it.
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"the thing that makes phones annoying in theaters is that it is so dark the screen is distracting," wrote one Gizmodo staffer.
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McLernon dismissed as "arrant nonsense" any suggestion his firm's business model encouraged companies to settle rather than undertake costly, distracting legal battles.
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But despite all these available choices, technology increasingly shapes what humans select, steering them towards what is most popular and most distracting.
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But uncharacteristically, the display on my unit has a distracting light bleed underneath the front-facing camera and along the bottom edge.
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As someone who records conversations for a living, I can confirm that is the most distracting way to capture someone else's words.
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One challenge was how Mr. Kovarsky could convincingly pretend to play without making ugly, distracting sounds that his microphone would pick up.
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That cyclops eye seems like the sort of thing that would be distracting, but in my experience it becomes invisible almost immediately.
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But unlike integrated heads-up display systems that blend right into the car's windshield, the Navdy is exceedingly obvious and rather distracting.
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Although these backing tracks are the right tempo, their rhythm is often completely wrong, to the extent that they can be distracting.
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The production has some nice touches: the sets are realised with exquisite detail, and the special effects are realistic rather than distracting.
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Not to mention the dangers posed by distracting oneself with laying bricks when you should be paying attention to the road ahead.
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In saying that, it's fairly easy to develop outwards tendencies as a means of "handling" the condition; or distracting oneself from it.
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Anyone who does wear glasses would have pointed out that having any smudge or piece of dust in your vision is distracting.
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He's not fully media trained, and has a habit of distracting the cameras away from his owner and onto his own antics.
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I can use this laptop in a brightly lit environment without having glare, my reflection, or little speckles of dust distracting me.
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It's a bizarre, often distracting choice, and it adds a layer of camp to the show that its heroes never quite match.
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It's a distracting tick—how is somebody supposed to come off as sexy if they can't even remember to take a drag?
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Beyoncé has been leading the charge in producing distracting content — and I don't mean that in the crazy Illuminati conspiracy theorist way.
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But the wood floor and the soaring arched ceiling make the sound bounce around in a way that is distracting and unintended.
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Without distracting the user with too much information, the app shows the next body position (for situps, pushups, squats) and a timer.
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It also suggested that Elliott should drop its "highly disruptive and distracting proxy fight" now that Kleinfeld, its main target, is gone.
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President Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey is distracting from work in the Senate on repealing and replacing ObamaCare, says Sen.
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The prized "dead cat" strategy—distracting us with a single dire act while everything else falls out of focus—is in play.
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Any significant easing proposal is likely to reopen the rift between the hawks and doves, risking to create distracting noise around policy.
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I have done radio interviews from my house with my kids carrying on in the background, and it can be quite distracting.
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Cogito is currently working on making the feedback prompts less distracting, which would allow users to remain fully engaged in their conversations.
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Yep, that's what we had to do in the days before YouTube videos with full real-time walkthroughs (and often distracting commentary).
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Some psychologists say TV can be an effective way to relieve stress by distracting us from our overworked minds and daily worries.
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"Lawsuits can be distracting for companies; they often halt momentum until they can be resolved," Lloyd said in his memo to staff.
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The headlong push from one faction to the next leaves many distracting questions, without any sense that the answers would be interesting.
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The fact that Sessions would delegate that task to his deputy showed the Russia investigation was distracting him from his core duties.
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It's simple enough for it not to be a distracting during a romantic moment, but effective enough to add to the moment.
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That phone can't be taking up more than 50 percent of the screen, meaning the remaining half is just empty, distracting space.
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And with so many managers — at its peak, A.I.G. had more than 100 hedge funds — due diligence was time-consuming and distracting.
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That's because not being able to say no to distracting opportunities could weigh you down far more than you can ever imagine.
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The exchange was, at times, mystifying, structurally loose and distracting — an id and superego having a conversation over a fuzzy phone connection.
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I could be getting information about my speed and navigation while my passenger watches a movie (which, honestly, I would find distracting).
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Sanders warned that talk of the president's removal from office could backfire on Democrats in 2202 by distracting from kitchen-table issues.
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The designation is distracting visitors from the museum's focus, the newspaper added, which is Nazi Germany's slaughter of about 6 million Jews.
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Questions about Melania Trump's speech dominated the Republican National Convention, distracting attention on a day that was supposed to be about Gov.
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Trump, meanwhile, is arguing that Clinton flouts the law and says her administration would be consumed with constant investigations and distracting scandals.
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Signal right, and the LCD screen reveals blind spots on the highway, but some may find this function distracting in city driving.
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In 2019, she no longer needs a distracting, privileged white lead or hypersexual prison drama to sell audiences on meaningful inmate stories.
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There's "Mini Must Go," about how women are distracting dudes at work with their short skirts, riding on the mini-skirt craze.
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