She is getting bored spending so much time at home.
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I'm getting bored of buffalo chickpeas and need something new!
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I can look at them for 24 hours, not getting bored.
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I figured this would stop my taste buds from getting bored.
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That's kinda just my whole life...getting bored of stuff halfway through.
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The proliferating flavor list also keeps loyal LaCroix drinkers from getting bored.
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Truthfully, I was getting bored with the selection of smartwatches for Android.
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He'd say, 'Do you think people are getting bored with my pages?
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So I can see myself getting bored of similar interactions and relationships.
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If you're already getting bored of your winter wardrobe, you're definitely not alone.
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Even veteran news broadcaster Jon Snow is getting bored of all this discussion.
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Just as you were getting bored, you were staring at the score screen.
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On the way in, heckling the protesters kept the lines from getting bored.
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I also move their tunnel into the bathroom, because I'm worried they're getting bored.
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And that's when I start getting bored, because I can't really deviate too much.
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"When you feel like you're getting bored, you look at your list," she said.
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If you're getting bored of rowing, you can switch it up with tai chi.
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Eventually, it's also hoped such systems will help keep the creatures from getting bored.
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How can you be boring with your lover without getting bored of each other?
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Without something to aim for, you risk getting bored, and boredom can destroy you.
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I can't do the same thing more than twice without getting bored or going crazy.
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And so how do you do that without sounding bored or getting bored with yourself?
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Writing about such a wide variety of hardware and software helps me from getting bored.
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With so few ways to spend time with him, I found myself getting bored rather quickly.
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She was getting bored, and the paranoia really set in after a two-minute floppy session.
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"I wasn't getting bored by it, but over time the formats changed a bit," he said.
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He'd played Street Fighter himself a couple of times as a child before getting bored and quitting.
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John is getting bored and wants to try In-N-Out before he heads to the airport.
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Plus, if the grandchildren are coming to visit, you don't have to worry about them getting bored.
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I think if you do it too much, you stand a chance of getting bored with them.
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But is Mr Kindler's quip—that people are getting bored of stand-up comedy—destined to come true?
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Over the TurnstilesThis is really short which is cool because I'm kind of getting bored of this now.
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" Crowder, asked if the team was getting bored with just six games left in the regular season, said, "Boredom?
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A 2014 review in Appetite found that more color keeps us from getting bored of eating the same food.
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Wildly ambitious "quirky" projects like a social car are used to distract engineers from getting bored or jumping ship.
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"There are only so many photos of a band you can take on stage without getting bored," Rakel explains.
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"The endless conundrum of how to get the mix perfect is what keeps me from getting bored," she writes.
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They're constantly coming up with new projects to take on — and then getting bored with them a week later.
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In Denver's Zeppelin Station, the No Vacancy stall features a series of chefs to keep patrons from getting bored.
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It was almost like I was getting bored with myself and my usual way of trying to make records.
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For Ring, work offers more than a wage; it keeps him from getting bored and helps him pay his rent.
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"He was getting bored with the usual puzzles, and doodling and playing video games," his mother, Leni Lutui, tells PEOPLE.
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If you're getting bored of your go-to egg recipe, try adding these unexpected flavors to spice up your eggs.
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Without the impetus of learning more about this bizarre, fascinating world, I found myself getting bored after a few hours.
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Also by performing a song that long, I'd just get in my head and think the audience was getting bored.
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For nearly six hours, we drifted from lookout point to lookout point never getting bored with what we were seeing.
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You can follow it closely without getting bored or let it play as you mindlessly scroll through Instagram without getting lost.
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Aside from people getting bored, there are known side effects in terms of mental health and people's safety and well-being.
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Make sure they are topics you know something about or at least have enough passion to research the topics without getting bored.
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Whenever you're through with that stuff, and you're getting bored, here are some killer suggestions for the best video games to play.
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Channel Zero creator Nick Antosca knows this — and he's right there, ready to anticipate your expectations and keep you from getting bored.
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He transferred to the most troubled school in the district because he was getting bored and felt he was wasting his time.
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Daily puzzles give you new challenges, but if you ever do end up getting bored of it, there's always Hitman and Lara Croft.
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She is therefore a diversion tactic — a last-minute character (replete with a nickname!) there to keep the main cast from getting bored.
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Instead of users getting bored with one long clip and scrolling past, they can swipe to essentially fast-forward to ad different scene.
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After getting bored of bullshitting, I moved on to the next dealer, who turned out to be the break I'd been looking for.
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Petrolheads can watch cars scream up the hill all day long (arrive early to snag prime seating) and never worry about getting bored.
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But I always find myself mystified as to how I was able to do these workouts multiple times a week without getting bored.
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When your kids start getting bored, it can be really hard not to rush to fill their time with some sort of activity.
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Now the bong-wielding clerk starts moving in on the would-be robbers—probably only because he's getting bored of toying with them.
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I get a big Yeti of ice water and study for about 30 minutes before getting bored and deciding to read for a bit.
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I'm gonna have a mocktail and then swim for exactly three minutes before getting bored and then going back to my room to masturbate.
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That's a very crowded field, but his content struck a chord with young Chinese who were getting bored with pushy editorials and cheesy advertising.
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It allows me to avoid getting bored or driving myself crazy overthinking while staring at the bottom of the pool — or ceiling during backstroke.
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I tried to get into Minecraft a little while back, but ended up getting bored and just breaking out my old box of Legos.
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With the stress of a dropping milk supply and a baby that was getting bored or not caring about nursing when I was available to.
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Comcast must be getting bored with its natural monopoly over cable and internet service because it's launching a new wireless service in partnership with Verizon.
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While I respect those artists who can do 3-hour shows, I have to be a super fan to really appreciate it without getting bored.
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In 21952, Mr. Bennett was overseeing WNEW-TV, a successful local station in New York City, but, as he later recalled, he was getting bored.
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Why couldn't I love working forever, having boyfriends as I wish, and never getting bored by the 18 year imprisonment and financial ruin of raising children?
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Like Cady Heron in Mean Girls, I could hear people getting bored of me, but I couldn't stop — it just kept coming up like word vomit.
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The setup is also excuse-proof: You don't have to go anywhere, you can ride rain or shine and the gaming aspect prevents you from getting bored.
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"More than anything it's just kind of keeping yourself from getting bored and dealing with cabin fever," said crew member Tristan Bassingthwaighte during an interview on Periscope.
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I was about to walk away from the stage 30 minutes in because I was getting bored, and then I heard the intro to "Sweet Home Alabama".
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Yet I found myself getting bored with Afghanistan '11 in a way that I never did with Vietnam '65 , the last game by developer Every Single Soldier.
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Like I said about people getting bored of the major label sellout conversation, people just got bored of everything being offensive so they decided nothing could be.
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"I didn't start flying again until I was 54 when I realized I was getting bored sitting in the back of my Gulfstream," Ford told Downwind in 2009.
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Polsterer sees these new AI-based systems as "hardworking assistants" that can comb through data for hours on end without getting bored or complaining about the working conditions.
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Meanwhile, the Oculus Mobile app will get a "What's New" section highlighting recently launched content, which should help users from getting bored until more VR experiences are released.
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You can invert the colors on a Mac to provide a change of pace for your eyes, especially if you're getting bored with the same old display settings.
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If you ever find yourself getting bored of fighting and saying "there's only so many ways to hit a guy", fights like this one are a fantastic tonic.
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The class is full, so I do Pilates in my living room for about 15 minutes before getting bored (this is why I require classes with other people).
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I found I was getting bored of eating the same meals all the time, so this keeps things exciting because I can enjoy different foods without depriving myself.
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Bringing new people into the party — if they stick around and become politicians rather than simply getting bored and annoyed — would give it new vitality and new reach.
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He told Kimmel that he was actually getting bored with Thor, but the hair, Ragnarok's script, and new director Taika Waititi injected some much-needed excitement into the actor.
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Winston was at Melrose Elementary in St. Petersburg addressing a group of 3rd, 4th and 5th grade male and female students when he noticed some students were getting bored.
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" That being said, the source maintained that the couple "can't wait for the baby to be here" — adding that Kylie is "getting bored spending so much time at home.
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Every week we would talk about his pages "On the Street" and "Evening Hours," and he was always very concerned about whether the reader was getting bored with them.
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Here's what got me: Katniss had reached the Capitol and was going through her press interviews, and I was getting bored and thinking about maybe putting the book down.
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If you're getting bored with the same ole styles you see every other girl wearing on Instagram, then stitch feed-in braids can be your next look to experiment with.
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Even during the span of this writer's childhood, games at Shea Stadium, Citifield, and the old Yankee Stadium got louder with more distractions and sideshows in case fans were getting bored.
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In one corner of YouTube, TikTok's biggest fans upload challenge compilations and weekly updates, each playing like a more elaborate Vine supercut — something you can watch on repeat without getting bored.
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"I hope you guys are not getting bored of this, because I'm definitely not," added Hamilton, who has now won six of the last seven races and four in a row.
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These videos cover topics like transitioning your pet from wet to dry food, how to prevent ticks and fleas, and how to keep your pet from getting bored of their food.
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"Mattis, Cohn, and Tillerson and their aides decided to use maps, graphics, and charts to tutor the president, figuring they would help keep him from getting bored," Rucker and Leonnig wrote.
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Mr. Brin particularly wanted something to work on because he was getting bored in management, said Michael Jones, a co-founder of Google Earth, who spent 11 years at the company.
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How do you make huge chunks of a time disappear without either getting bored to death or causing your symptoms to flare so badly that you start to feel really bad?
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TB: But even like threads on Twitter, I'll find myself getting bored after six tweets and I'm like, okay, I don't want to read the rest of this, I get the point.
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Sure, those guys have jobs, are the kings of their respective campuses, and would be hard-pressed to find a job better than their current one, but, hell, maybe they're getting bored.
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"She does it to stop herself getting bored: There's a limited pot to draw on from the big mezzo-soprano roles," said Warwick Thompson, an opera and music critic at Opera magazine.
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In case you were getting bored will your go-to gin and tonic or vodka cranberry, there's a new way to consume classic drinks that's unlike anything we could have ever dreamed up.
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Lawrence continues to be a walking cliche; so after going through a break, having a lot of meaningless sex, getting bored with work, and contracting chlamydia, Issa's ex wants to go to church.
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" In a third photo, Perry posted a selfie of himself in a hospital gown over which he wrote, "getting bored while going crazy" and "I keep thinking about that opening scene from TWD.
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A couple of weeks after Fukushima, and holed up over a long weekend in a hotel in northern California, I'd finished reading the books that I'd brought with me and was getting bored.
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After the bones of the loop was done, I got to be able to listen to that a lot without getting bored so I know it's got a good backbone to add to.
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But even more relevant for these strange days, Fryer is now offering what she informally calls a "quarantine" beading kit for parents looking for new ways to keep their kids from getting bored.
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He goes on to accuse the president of getting bored with the tragedies in Puerto Rico and Las Vegas and turning instead to picking fights with the football players protesting during the national anthem.
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I didn't go wild; it didn't help that the only game I had was Taz-Mania, based on the Looney Tunes cartoon, and I played for five minutes before getting bored and slightly nauseous.
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Wrestlers are casting glances at paychecks from places other than WWE, fans are more tuned in, and even Vince McMahon seems to be getting bored with the whole thing, as the XFL rumblings indicate.
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When you notice your toddler getting bored of a monotonous task such as washing potatoes, try telling him or her a story, or make up a song to sing as you work with the food.
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Ahead, find what we're dubbing the Madewell Must-Haves: From sick denim jumpsuits to rad chinos, cool graphic tees, and more, these 30 options are pieces you can wear and layer over again without getting bored.
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Cool-Toned Pastel ColorThough you're looking at a more extensive maintenance plan if you need to first lighten your hair, pastel tones are a fun way to keep you from getting bored with your winter color.
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Still, Mr. Blanco, who is decidedly private about his personal life for such an extrovert, insisted that releasing his own music was less a bid for midcareer stardom than an experiment to keep from getting bored.
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But, as Peter emphasizes, the better approach is to ask yourself, What are the things I love so much that I could get lost in them for hours at a time, without getting bored and impatient?
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I'm one of those who can't be on a treadmill for longer than 10 minutes before getting bored, but I find a YouTube playlist with Motown music videos and it puts some pep in my incline walking.
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I think I was working on a sandbox to brush up my Linux kernel programming skills—thought it'd be interesting as I'd mucked about with user mode stuff for a while and was getting bored of it.
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The chance to sit at this desk is an honor and a privilege, not some Cracker Jack prize that gets handed out to any Forbes 100 upstart who can drop a few mil when they're getting bored.
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The tempos are brisk but seldom speedy as the tunes mine the nursery-rhyme and playground-chant riches of punk drone and whine, with Kory laying in guitar hooks whenever he intuits we might be getting bored.
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But if you find yourself getting bored and kind of don't know where to start, I would always start with something vibrant, fun, and comfortable (like these pants) that can be worn often in a variety of ways.
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To keep us from getting bored, though, I've widened the net, seeking out less common varieties like brown-dappled Jacob's Cattle beans and purple-swirled Christmas lima beans, along with my usual roster of chickpeas, lentils and cannellini.
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It started as fluke, according to its creator Eric Eberhardt, telling FACT he was listening to police radio in San Francisco after the Giants had won the World Series in 2010, before getting bored and switching on some music.
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Her parents, Olivia Fox and Brian Larsen, adopted Strawberry from Animal Place in California earlier this year and when they saw she was getting bored in bed, they set up a tablet so she could pass the time watching nature documentaries.
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There's little difference between the two functions except for the glaringly obvious fact that tonight is Drake's party, he is the sole master of the aux, and 20,000 people are responding to, then getting bored of, then revving up to his song choices.
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Once I got to Germany, I was getting bored during the day, since our practices were evenings and games were primarily on weekends, so after a month or so, I decided to research the accounting firms in Frankfurt, Germany, near where I lived.
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It was at this point that I started getting bored and began looking around at the other people who had, for their own reasons, chosen to spend a perfectly good Taco Tuesday surrounded by, well, the sorts of people who voted for Donald Trump.
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Kasper Rorsted, chief executive of the German sports apparel maker, told Welt am Sonntag newspaper there was a risk of fans getting bored if exposed to too much soccer, adding that he, a game enthusiast, had skipped the final of the European Nations League.
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Why should a shopper who wanted cool sneakers to wear with a tuxedo have to go from department to department, or even to different floors, to find what he was looking for, potentially getting bored or irritated in the process and deciding to go elsewhere?
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He is, in general, very good at tweeting, and today he is following his standard formula: twisting a major news event to be in some way about his personal reality TV career, which ended seven years ago, then getting bored and deciding it's time for a burrito.
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Don't forget to subscribe for more exclusive interviews and photos, only in EW. Though Cooper knows when a bit takes too long — an electric chair segment was once abandoned because he sensed that the audience was getting bored — he's never scrapped a stunt because of the danger.
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In the months leading up to Maizie's delivery, Beth had just been doing typical teenager stuff: getting bored of her hometown, St. Anne's on the Sea, studying, seeing a guy from college, working shifts at her local pub, doing army riot training, and drinking with her friends.
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Although very many learn to code devices will fail to make any serious dent in learning outcomes without the support of educational institutions to establish use of the device within a more structured learning environment — to counteract the problem of individual kids getting bored and putting the toy away in a drawer.
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It's not humans getting bored with words, it's Facebook throwing the levers of control to carve out some space for video consumption, with the aim of creating its own highly engaged rich video arena (a la Snapchat) amid all the word-swapping people continue to do as they communicate with their friends.
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No, but there was one coincidental thing, which is that I was getting bored with equity analysis, so I started looking for business journalism jobs, because I wanted to write, and I ended up interviewing with Jason Calacanis to be a deputy editor on Silicon Alley Reporter or Venture Reporter or one of those publications.
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In such a telling, Holbrooke could be seen as an erratic gardener of NATO, flying around to its members, and plucking out grievances—as he did in one of his more surefire successes, when in the mid-1990s Turkey and Greece threatened each other with military action, and he helped calm the waters—but more often just getting bored by intractable conflicts, as he did with Cyprus in the late '90s and with the now-solved Macedonia-Greece name dispute, a bit of NATO-friendly bricolage in Russia's backyard, which the masterminds in the Kremlin were unable to derail.
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