And like many Americans, I'm also growing weary of it.
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Trump has a long history of growing weary of top advisers.
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The Afghan army is suffering unsustainable losses; the Americans are growing weary.
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Even his right-wing base was growing weary of his self-obsession.
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After three years on the job, I'm growing weary of these interactions.
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The president just announced that he is growing weary of their caution.
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But Poetsch sought to stifle any speculation about Mueller potentially growing weary of office.
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But Poetsch sought to stifle any speculation about Mueller potentially growing weary of office.
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And it seems that voters are growing weary of the bad manners, the acrimony.
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As party leaders traded barbs across the Capitol, other lawmakers were clearly growing weary.
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He was growing weary of writing about music, and his once successful company was crumbling.
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It has shown signs of late that it is growing weary of North Korea's provocations.
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May's party is growing weary of the catalog of disasters since she took the helm.
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For anyone growing weary of the constant focus on Russian and President Donald Trump's campaign, good news!
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But the increasing number of rank-and-file Democrats are growing weary of these kinds of tactics.
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They both agree that as "badass" as their hair is, they're growing weary of talking about it.
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And gradually, support has ticked up, with lawmakers of both parties growing weary of America's longest war.
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By 2002, however, he was already growing weary of Russia being viewed as a supplicant junior partner.
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In fact, this entire episode is just more political drama, from which the country is growing weary.
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"It&aposs a matter of staying the course and just not growing weary in the process," Allen said.
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At this point in the reality television courting process, the internet is growing weary of the whole shebang.
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Yet two recent polls conducted by Heritage Action suggest that Americans are now growing weary of supporting it.
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There are signs however that even some allies of President Vladimir Putin are growing weary of the aircraft.
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But Green Lantern took the wind out of the sails for critics who were growing weary of superhero blockbusters.
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The kingdom is growing weary of its involvement in Yemen, where it is battling the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels.
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As the trade war reaches into its second year, companies and consumers across the United States are growing weary.
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The affidavit reportedly alludes to a comment from a relative that Terrulli was growing weary of her relationship with Teschner.
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A Delaware lighting store is growing weary of the trade war as its prices increase, putting its profitability at risk.
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Anna Kaltz and her husband also landed in the back country after growing weary of city life, in downtown Manhattan.
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Now, in the sixth month of his presidency, after more than 30 such interventions, they were frankly growing weary of it.
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She flourished and languished simultaneously in these roles; her star power rose quickly but she was growing weary of being typecast.
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Voters "are finally growing weary of austerity, of the rationing, outsourcing and penny-pinching," wrote James Ely in The Financial Times.
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Some climate diplomats said the rest of the world was growing weary of America's back-and-forth on climate change policy.
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He's growing weary of the balancing act necessary to maneuver in the lawless game of rap and is ready to move forward.
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Corker's comments make clear that lawmakers are growing weary of OCO's detrimental effects, but its slushy nature won't be easy to shake.
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Members of both sides are growing weary of repeated standoffs and question whether yet another stopgap will help lead to any progress.
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A couple of years ago, a Harvard Business School graduate named Jon Staff was growing weary of the internet start-up life.
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With Australians growing weary of revolving-door leadership, some analysts at the time questioned whether Mr. Turnbull could run an effective government.
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The US has provided weapons and intelligence to the Saudi-UAE coalition in Yemen but may be growing weary of the quagmire.
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This will be a test of whether the public is growing weary of the violence and fearful of the Communist Party's warnings.
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If you were wondering if Facebook is finally growing weary with trying to copy Snapchat, the answer, it seems, is: not even close.
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In the trailer released Tuesday, the seamen appear to fight against the merciless forces of nature while also growing weary of one another.
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He's also growing weary, looking for a way to escape his financial and personal troubles and the demons he thinks are after him.
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Some of Hong Kong's ultrarich business tycoons are also growing weary of the protests and the disruption (read: loss of profits) they're causing.
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There were rumors that he had set up camp there before, perhaps after growing weary of a life between shelters and the street.
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Another is that lawyers in the Department of Justice are growing weary of defending indefensible orders in the federal courts and then losing, badly.
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But while other stars are already growing weary of the mile-high sartorial standards, Selena Gomez's street style onslaught is only just heating up.
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Trailing Republican rivals in the polls and growing weary of critics calling him a carpetbagger, he snapped back during a forum with other candidates.
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We must say without ceasing, and without growing weary by the redundancy, that what we are witnessing is not normal and cannot go unchallenged.
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Even so, they're enough to send a jolt of excitement through every Tesla fanboy already growing weary of the Insane button and Bioweapon Defense Mode.
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Or would scuttling the nomination only demoralize their voters, who are growing weary of a scandal-prone president fond of shooting himself in the foot?
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A veteran hurricane scientist, Willoughby is finally growing weary of the damaging cyclones, which either threaten or pummel the U.S. coast every August and September.
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People are growing weary of the constant stream of alerts on their phones and struggling to make it through a meal without checking their screens.
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Toward the end of the experiment, I was growing weary of playing the ring's game, considering I only mildly agreed with even its most "accurate" readings.
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The London native has been a yoga instructor for over three years but she told VICE Impact that she was growing weary of teaching vinyasa yoga.
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The consequence of that is, now some 20 years after first reading Lovecraft, I know all his tricks by heart and I'm growing weary of them.
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Iraqi officials are growing weary of the changes that have come with each new US president, and the mixed signals being sent by the Trump administration.
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Growing weary of Washington, Willett headed back home; he was eventually named to the Texas Supreme Court, and re-elected to the position in 2006 and 2012.
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The full version of the poem ("One Status") finds Ayers growing weary of the South's slow creep, wondering what opportunities will find her in her small town.
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Hopes are high that the chain could be broken and pizza could remain at its current price point, but legends of the slice game are growing weary.
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Tommy, I'm growing weary of these reminders, as I feel that for the amount of time you have been on staff, you truly ought to be further along. Disappointed.
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Mr. Cohen was a painter growing weary with the traditional practice of art in the late 210s when he taught himself, out of curiosity, how to program a computer.
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Overall, Americans may be growing weary of Trump's chaotic administration — but it seems the Americans who will matter the most politically next year have yet to change their minds.
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There's some fine acting, though, notably by Jay Armstrong Johnson as Paul, a sweetheart of a human being who is growing weary of getting Harry out of alcoholic scrapes.
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"I don't think it's something we should 'tire of,' but I do understand the phenomenon, because I've admitted to experiencing it myself, growing weary of this debate," Heck said.
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For the soirée-havers out there steadily growing weary of keeping their guests entertained, we'd like to make a suggestion that'll blow the lid off the party and gaming scene.
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Seven years ago, after a third-round loss to Yanina Wickmayer of Belgium, Schnyder slumped off the court alone, already growing weary of tennis and just months away from retiring.
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Growing weary of the institute, where alcohol and sex seem to have become more important than research, Azhippo enlists the far-right extremists to keep the institute's staff in line.
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Many American Jews are growing weary of the prime minister's longstanding bargain with Israel's ultra-Orthodox, resulting in policies that have repeatedly inflamed less observant Jews in the United States.
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He said the Taliban are probably growing weary of having to bear the costs of feeding, housing, and providing medical care to Coleman, Boyle, and their children into the indefinite future.
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Having the role was a sign of institutional integrity, and losing it sends an ambiguous signal: Is the leadership growing weary of such advice or simply searching for a new model?
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But he said Mr. Priebus was in over his head, and he hinted that Mr. Trump may already be growing weary of the man he chose to run the White House.
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The outcome now definitively back in question, Okada growing weary and frustrated, and Ibushi remaining extremely concerned from the outside, every false finish was out-of-your-seat levels of 2.9-counts.
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But many Democratic colleagues, especially the women, are growing weary of his progressive lectures that seem more fit for a dais than a lunchroom encounter, and his unwillingness to energetically back Mrs. Clinton.
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The president's comments came amid reports that his chief of staff is growing weary in the White House, as he seeks to navigate an administration with competing power centers and intense internal disputes.
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I was growing weary of the static tableau of a performer lit from behind a laptop, which was an all too common sight in the experimental music community in which I was previously involved.
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He remains Turkey's most popular politician by far, but recent polling in Istanbul has been one of several signs that the electorate is growing weary of the dominance of Mr. Erdogan and his party.
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Photo: APThe government of Ecuador, whose embassy in London has served as a refuge from UK authorities for Wikileaks founder Julian Assange since 2012, has been growing weary of their guest for quite some time.
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This ugly row has had serious consequences for a party that ought to be scooping up new supporters by the millions in a country growing weary of the corruption that is flourishing under the ANC.
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It markets itself as a free speech alternative to other platforms like Twitter and Facebook, but its management appears to be growing weary handling the sheer number of racist goons that have taken up residence there.
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The rules of the trial require senators to "keep silent, on pain of imprisonment," and after two lengthy days of first voting on motions on Tuesday and hearing oral arguments on Wednesday, Republicans were growing weary.
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To overcome that intraparty opposition — not to mention the hostility to his health care plan from Democrats — Mr. Trump will need to woo the very Republicans who are increasingly growing weary of defending his online assertions.
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Let&aposs get it wrapped and concluded because it just seems to me at least that this thing is sort of a never ending episode and I think the American people are growing weary of it. REP.
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For example, in Creamed in the Butt by My Handsome Living Corn, Tingle opens by addressing the growing politicization of the agriculture industry; his main character, a farmer, is growing weary of being wooed by corporate interests.
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Under the headline "Inside the Failing Mission to Tame Donald Trump's Tongue," the Times story also cited sources who described Trump as having little interest in the advice of his team and growing weary of the presidential campaign.
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WASHINGTON — In Sonny Perdue's telling, Georgians were growing weary of the corruption and scandals in their state when he took over as governor in 2000 — a time when he gave his own version of a "drain the swamp" pledge.
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While critics admonished Del Castillo's florid words for the drug lord, dubbing it apologia, the actress might have struck a chord with Mexicans on both sides of the border who were growing weary with the conflict's violence and terror.
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SCALISE: Look if they&aposve got facts about collusion with Russia, and that&aposs what this is supposed to be about, we&aposve never seen any- (END VIDEO CLIP) INGRAHAM: Well the public seems to be growing weary of this too.
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EU leaders seemed to be growing weary of the whole thing (we feel their pain) and were unconvinced by Prime Minister Theresa May's promise that the UK could get its act together by her proposed exit date at the end of June.
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Two fairly major reveals arrive at the end of the episode: that Congresswoman Hookstraten fancies herself a Machiavellian schemer and plans to take down the Kirkman presidency, and that MacLeish, as expected, is in the pocket of the enemy but growing weary.
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Couple that strange situation with McElwain&aposs inability to develop a quarterback or improve a woeful offense, and it hardly would be a surprise to learn that the administrators are growing weary of McElwain even though he led the team to consecutive Eastern Division titles.
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Every year on March 17, when the lions are hopefully growing weary and the lambs are getting ready for their debut, we come together as a society to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, a long-standing religious and culturally Irish holiday celebrating the Feast of Saint Patrick.
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In more than a dozen interviews here in this politically competitive district, voters, activists and political officials from across the political spectrum said they were already growing weary trying to keep up with the flood of information pouring forth in the impeachment inquiry, which goes public this week.
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And even in Gaza, keepers of the tradition are growing weary of the fight: "It's hard to create a consistent system," Mahmoud Saqallah, owner of Saqallah Sweets, which has been in Gaza City for over a hundred years and serves some of the best knafa arabiya, told me in 2017.
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The fight against the state legislation highlights how some communities in the state are growing weary of the sanctuary law, or state Senate Bill 54, which bars state and local law enforcement officers from asking about the immigration status of people during routine interactions or participating in federal enforcement actions.
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The year began with a federal military intervention to prop up the corrupt Republican regime in Louisiana against Democrats and the racist "White League" — an intervention that turned out to be hugely unpopular nationwide, as even many Republicans were growing weary of the seemingly endless federal involvement in the South.
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Regardless, political observers say Orange County's actions this week highlight how some communities in the state are growing weary of the sanctuary law, or state Senate Bill 54, which bars state and local law enforcement officers from asking about the immigration status of people during routine interactions or participating in federal enforcement actions.
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Some Republicans on Capitol Hill are growing weary of defending Trump amid a blizzard of controversies — his de facto abandonment of the Kurds in northern Syria; his decision, swiftly reversed, to hold a Group of Seven (G-7) summit at his resort in Florida; and his likening of impeachment to "a lynching" in a Tuesday morning tweet.
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Questions about whether to name a running mate early or to announce that Biden would serve only one term have contributed to a long "will he or won't he" process, to the annoyance of some donors and operatives growing weary of his "seemingly endless" deliberation about the best way to enter the race, as one put it.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE walked out of a meeting with Fox News host Jeanine Pirro after reportedly growing weary of the conversation, according to a New York Times report.
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But Trump's rhetoric and mannerisms are equally quick in drawing a base of loyal supporters, regular middle-class Americans, who seemed to be impatiently waiting for years for someone like Trump to emerge; a man who could represent the struggling middle class blue collar workers whom his base was initially composed of, and a man who could serve as an alternative to the two-faced, condescending, polished stock-politician a vast amount of Americans were growing weary of.
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