Voters have also grown tired of confusing and contradictory messages.
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Meanwhile, Kimmy's grown tired of constantly messing with the Reverend.
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Many Republicans, however, have grown tired of Pruitt's behavior. Sen.
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That sad woman has grown tired of talking to me.
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By then I had grown tired of focusing on myself.
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The squad had long grown tired of the president's interventions.
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But she'd grown tired of the city even before that.
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MSNBC host Mika Brzezinski says she has grown tired of Sen.
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Valerie had grown tired of chatting away inanely to no one.
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Justin's need to challenge MJ at every turn has grown tired.
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Have we grown tired of listening to Dej Loaf's "Try Me" yet?
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By Friday, Kushner Companies seemed to have grown tired of the controversy.
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But on Tuesday he appeared to finally have grown tired of talking.
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I have grown tired of how we use the word "love" so carelessly.
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The president admitted he'd grown tired of plots populated by corpses and private eyes.
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"The Syrian people have grown tired, but especially the people of Raqqa," she said.
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Some experts say it's because investors have grown tired of incremental developments in the negotiations.
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But some conservatives, including Pence, had already grown tired of Bush's fondness for expanding government.
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When Tiny stumbled on the clippers, she realized she had grown tired of her perm.
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But many shoppers had grown tired of Target's cavernous stores, and its cool edge had slipped.
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For one, Democratic leaders have plainly grown tired of being bludgeoned by progressives and impeachment advocates.
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"That one is for last year," said Nazanin, who had grown tired of her neighbor's complaints.
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Like she had played out this scene many times before and had grown tired of it.
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People have grown tired of hairlessness, so they're looping around to something new yet very old.
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American officials have grown tired of what they see as China's foot-dragging in fulfilling its promises.
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The protagonists themselves vary depending on the world, but most of them have grown tired of monotony.
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But lately, we've grown tired of the typical blacks and grays we see time and time again.
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Ellison, sources say, has also grown tired of Congress, feeling that the legislative body gets little done.
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She'd grown tired of the pain of housework, bending down to clean and scrubbing at tiny stains.
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His wife has grown tired of living in an area with so many sick people, she said.
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Ms. O'Connell's mother, Patty, says she has grown tired of waiting for the government to deliver justice.
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The members have grown tired of a media that is covering all developments of the impeachment inquiry.
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It's not just consumers, consumer groups and unions that have grown tired of AT&T's empty promises.
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But Mr. Jacobo, whose family has three stores in Manhattan, said he has grown tired of waiting.
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Oristano said that she's grown tired of how the looseness and overfamiliarity of theater is treated as normal.
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It's especially useful if, like me, you've grown tired of your fallback Spotify playlists and want something new.
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Cooper Hefner, son of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner, has grown tired of self-proclaimed "family friend" Donald Trump.
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For Kim, who's grown tired of the smell of raw fish, her daughter's tournaments have become quasi-vacations.
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If you've grown tired of your usual emoji-filled conversations, there's a quick way to change things up.
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It was the type of conservative, uninspiring series that fans have quickly grown tired of, and they booed.
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The panel makes the argument for engagement even while acknowledging Americans have grown tired of the Syrian issue.
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She's an up-and-comer with a new Rolex and has grown tired of the New York grind.
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Rumors circulated that Mr. Trump, like Barack Obama before him, had already grown tired of Mr. Flynn's imperiousness.
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The 37-year-old Keeping Up with the Kardashians star seems to have grown tired of her light locks.
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Others claim that Trump's apparent authenticity resonates with cynical voters who have grown tired of stage-managed political campaigns.
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Our sources say Lisa thinks that's unfair, and she's grown tired of the negativity and BS directed at her.
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Trump appears to have fired Comey because he had simply grown tired of the Russia story undermining his presidency.
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He had simply grown tired of the addition, and had never planned for it to exist for so long.
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The FTC will also get a boost from Capitol Hill, where lawmakers have grown tired of Facebook's ceaseless crises.
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I had already grown tired of family members cautioning that I'd never find a romantic partner without losing weight.
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She said she had just grown tired of sitting in a salon chair for hours, and wanted something new.
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The CCRU split from Warwick in 22019, long after the university's philosophy department had grown tired of its antics.
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Levitating gimcrackery is perhaps my favorite genre of Kickstarter rubbish, but in recent months I've grown tired of the category.
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By this point, I'd grown tired of the straightforward outfits I'd been wearing and wanted to experiment with bolder pieces.
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Public opinion, too, has grown tired of the industrial action, but not in the way it did in the past.
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Google employees privately say they've grown tired of the on-going accusations about the company by right-wing conspiracy theorists.
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Clearly, the band had grown tired of being pigeonholed, and they were looking for new ways to pummel their audiences.
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Alexander McNab, the student, above, said he had grown tired of being asked to show identification when other students weren't.
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Although most Americans have grown tired of these sneaky tactics, they never go out of style amongst Ex-Im's supporters.
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In a telephone interview, Ms. Da'as said she had grown tired of the expectation that Muslims needed to renounce terrorism.
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Wakefield said Geier told him that she and Ishler had grown tired of Bettig's critical comments, according to the Associated Press.
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It may be that Bratton has grown tired of mediating between the mayor's office and a police force he can't control.
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And yet Hillary Clinton seems unable to grasp that voters may have grown tired of realist politicians and their cynical pose.
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Cramer has grown tired of this pattern when it comes to mergers, which are already so sparse in today's stock market.
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Policymakers have grown tired of "watching [that money] drip into neighboring states" and have introduced pyrotechnic taxes as a reliable moneymaker.
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Reid Hoffman had grown tired of listening to Donald Trump trash talk Hillary Clinton and his ever-growing list of political foes.
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Ms Morrison had also grown tired of seeing African-Americans put out books that felt like apologetic teaching tools for white people.
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And the focus on such issues cannot help but highlight a whole method of Republican governance that voters have grown tired of.
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Bishop's lack of playing time irked some fans and media members who had grown tired of Bledsoe's plodding style and occasional mistakes.
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Jim Cramer has grown tired of this pattern when it comes to mergers, which are already so sparse in today's stock market.
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The staff had "grown tired of inequities in our workplace," Natalie Meade, a fact checker, said in a statement from the NewsGuild.
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Though I had no husband or lover, I understood how Anna felt; I felt that the world had grown tired of me.
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He sees most of the options that are coming out as a recreation of the big bundles that consumers have grown tired of.
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He suggested that Roche, who is from the UK, might have grown tired of being away from home for large stretches of time.
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She makes a fruit and veggie smoothie with cauliflower, to help those who, like her, had grown tired of looking at green smoothies.
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He's been a VC since 653, formerly of TA Associates, and had grown tired of the hubris that runs rampant in the industry.
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Bird and his friend Erin Pearce had grown tired of staying in cheap motels and subsisting on meals from drive-thrus and diners.
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At the time, neighbors were opposed to the expansion because they had grown tired of the rotten egg smell (which no longer exists).
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Maybe you've grown tired of your current laptop or desktop operating system and you just want to try something different.
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Kennedy, for one, has grown tired of this Zeno's paradox of human progress; he has no patience for always getting halfway to the future.
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German daily business newspaper Handelsblatt recently reported that it has been claimed by inside sources that the CEO has "grown tired of his post".
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Sathaye, for his part, had grown tired of the "bigger is better" mentality and opted to leave the business of big VC for good.
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Luckily for those of us who've grown tired of people talking, he lets his environment and the food make all the sound for him.
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By now, though, the formula has grown tired: the black-lacquered furniture, the kitschy music, the watery miso soup (free!), the obligatory tuna roll.
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But having grown tired of carting lionfish in coolers through customs, Chadwick and his business partner, Charlie Gliwa, started recruiting local divers in Florida.
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Preoccupations As an idealistic, knowledge-hungry college graduate and aspiring writer, I had grown tired of hopping from one office gig to the next.
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So when one or other mainstream party has grown tired of grand coalitions it has usually had nowhere to turn but to the FPö.
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But such suggestions were likely to enrage victims' groups, who have grown tired of abstract responses, filled with biblical allegory, and demand concrete solutions.
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In her psychological confinement, she can't help taunting herself with the idea that Vronsky has grown tired of her and now loves someone else.
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Video To many political watchers, it suggested that Democratic voters have grown tired of the party's old guard and want a new generation of leaders.
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Burnout can also occur when we've been at the same job or company for too long without advancing, and we've grown tired of the routine.
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The Sacramento Bee, according to executive editor Joyce Terhaar, has grown tired of Kings center Demarcus Cousins trying to intimidate media members, including Bee employees.
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His whole strategy rests on the idea that Missourians have grown tired of career politicians like Roy Blunt who have been grandfathered into political power.
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" The sixth-graders said their schoolmates were excited to learn about the locker, as they have grown tired of "trying to sneak around their products.
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Analysts note that many voters have grown tired of what they perceive as an indecisive and ineffective administration on matters that directly affect people's lives.
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The generation has grown tired of politicians reading non-substantive speeches and not delivering on promises; brash honesty and bold action are much needed changes.
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For example, insiders tell THR that producers and his star had grown tired of Singer's behavior, which saw him routinely show up late to set.
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You don't need an expansion pack to have fun, but it's a nice option to have available once you've grown tired of the same pieces.
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He has been away from home and his teammates, and he admitted he has grown tired of being in the same place for so long.
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A slew of senior leaders have left the agency in recent months, many of whom said they had grown tired of the agency's internal politics.
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Aside from my preference for gothic horror over gothic fantasy, I'd simply grown tired of that series and the very particular way it was arranged.
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She has grown tired of people's moral qualms about what she does for a living, of police harassment, and of the dangers of the work.
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A worker has grown tired of her colleague's pregnancy-related chatter and wonders if she is obliged to attend the shower or buy a gift.
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Sure, at 39 years old, and with a flickering competitive fire, Sonnen has probably grown tired of the cut to the 186-pound middleweight limit.
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My name is Jon Snow and I have grown tired of people saying, 'You know nothing, Jon Snow' when they meet me for the first time.
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Not long ago, however, this former Olympic hopeful who competed alongside big names such as Simone Biles had grown tired of the grueling sport's constant pressure.
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Irv Miller, a Republican who runs a restaurant in Berkeley Springs, said he has grown tired of the bickering in campaign ads between the two candidates.
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Many on the party's right who had grown tired of Mrs Merkel's big-tent centrism feared they were in line for years more of the same.
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Over time, however, investors have grown tired of the lack of information around these investments, especially as the growth in the company's core business has slowed.
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Young pop fans had seemingly grown tired of manufactured bands with slick dance routines, formulaic songs and clinical sound bites—it had become cheesy and outdated.
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Maybe he's been defending science for too long now, and has grown tired of debating conservative cranks whose very job is to reject everything he says.
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Republicans have grown tired of questions about those controversies even as the Senate Intelligence Committee's own probe has drawn it closer to conflict with the administration.
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Protesters have grown tired of the same ruling elite, veterans of the 1954-1962 war of independence against France, the military, intelligence agencies and big businessmen.
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But experts say the claims are without merit, and many Google employees privately say they've grown tired of the accusations, which they view as conspiracy theories.
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By the time Ms. Austin left to attend Harvard University in 2012 for a master's degree in arts education, both had grown tired of the rotation.
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By the time the Berlin Wall collapsed, many in Washington had grown tired of the human rights violations in the region and pushed for democratic reforms.
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Our dairy farmers, trying to navigate the turbulent agricultural economy of the past several years, have grown tired of hearing that help is on the way.
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As we've learned about Veidt over the last seven episodes, he's grown tired of life there, too, and is trying to find a way to leave.
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They already have to cope with smuggled subsidized Venezuelan goods damaging local commerce, and have grown tired of job-seekers and lending their bathrooms to migrants.
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But he says he has grown tired of voting for the lesser of two evils in every presidential race, rather than a candidate who inspires genuine enthusiasm.
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Either Samsung, because it's the established Android leader, or LG, because its crazy modular concept resonates with consumers who have grown tired of the same old thing.
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Yet many of the LGBT+ victims of the Franco regime, even those who fought for their right to compensation, have grown tired of this seemingly endless battle.
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Thiel's tactical retreat is likely an admission that he has grown tired, at some level, of the infamy that has surrounded him over the past several years.
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Toll told The Founder Hour that he blamed this decision on the LAPD, whose officers he said had grown tired of responding to complaints at the club.
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Coldwind said that in recent years he'd grown tired of reading 20 page articles that lost the plot, so his zine restricts authors to a single page.
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Having grown tired of making the drive to Flushing, Queens to get their fix, they decided to launch their own version of the winning combo in Gowanus.
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Twentieth Century Fox said it terminated his contract due to his "unexpected availability," though THR reported that producers and Malek had "grown tired" of Singer's on-set behavior.
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Trump under attack It seemed as if Fox News had grown tired of Trump's opponents' inability to knock him down -- so the moderators decided to do it themselves.
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But, as one does, you've quickly grown tired of your new 'do and are now yearning for the days when your styling options were in the double digits.
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This time may be different, though, because Wall Street has grown tired of sluggish oil investment returns and the high debts of many small and medium-size companies.
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Uber also claims that it provides transportation alternatives to riders outside Manhattan who are ill-served by public transit or have grown tired of the constant subway meltdowns.
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Sy's career path began being forged in the late '23s when he was a balding swimming pool salesman in New York City who'd grown tired of wearing toupees.
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"The public has grown tired of it: 'Hey, I just bought this $2000,540 house, and now there's fracking next to it,'" Alexee, of the Colorado Sierra Club, says.
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However, while U.S. users have grown tired of hunting the app's tiny monsters in the real world, people in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Indonesia are still eating it up.
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Both Fox and Gordon Ramsay seem to hope that the intensity and stakes will draw in viewers who may have grown tired of the regular restaurant takeover show model.
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No. 19 Cincinnati snaps slide against No. 24 Xavier CINCINNATI — No. 19 Cincinnati had grown tired of losing to crosstown rival Xavier, which had beaten them three straight years.
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The time between these interesting quests, though, is filled with things I have grown tired of as someone who has been playing games like this for nearly 20 years.
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Many Turks have grown tired of his imperial behavior, are uncomfortable with his imposition of Islamic strictures on a secular state and are disturbed by signs of economic weakening.
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There's no doubt they're good for you, but if you can't seem to jump on the chia bandwagon (or you've just grown tired of them), go for sesame seeds instead.
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She moved to New York from, yes, Somalia (an origin question she's grown tired of answering) almost two years ago and continued to be turned away for half that time.
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However, the majority were experienced dark net users who'd grown tired of its unpredictability—some had lost money in the AlphaBay and Hansa closures, and Dream didn't seem much steadier.
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Voters in Brazil, one of the world's largest democracies, have grown tired of spiraling crime rates, a prolonged recession and widespread corruption, prompting a shift away from the Workers' Party.
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But Bolton confidants say he has grown tired of being asked whether he will replace McMaster and insists privately he has had no formal talks with Trump about the matter.
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While some people have grown tired of the paint-dipped look — a friend who works in interior design says that overexposure has made her "sick of it" — it's still selling.
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Sadr won the election by promising to alleviate poverty, create jobs and provide better services to Iraqis, many of whom have grown tired of a political elite they see as corrupt.
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Indeed, if Americans have grown tired of bearing the burdens of international leadership, it is probably because they have simply forgotten why that leadership is worth bearing in the first place.
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His charisma appeals to members who have grown tired of Mrs Merkel's centrist equivocations, but recent gaffes, especially on the asylum guarantee in Germany's constitution, highlight his long absence from politics.
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Being a crowd of four, we were able to focus our attention on one person at a time, engaging in a conversation that went beyond the smalltalk I'd grown tired of.
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If you've never gotten the feeling that your pup has grown tired of being the primary subject of your Instagram, this photo series just might help you spot the warning signs.
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The Baltimore Orioles must have grown tired of having the scoreboard operator kept busy by the opposition, so much so that they decided to cross the plate a few times themselves.
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Having quickly grown tired of wading into the water with his nice clothes and shoes, he stripped down to his briefs and carried his belongings in a bundle under his arms.
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Mr. Trump had grown tired of seeing reports that Mr. McGahn might leave, according to people familiar with his thinking, and decided to take away any wiggle room he might have.
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While "The X-Files" had its roots in Watergate, Roswell, and everything else built around the notion of what the government might be concealing from us, even that has grown tired.
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"Our members have grown tired of management stalling, and demand they return to the table in good faith," Grant Glickson, president of the NewsGuild of New York, said in the press release.
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Though they had regular work backing American soul stars and London blues belter Long John Baldry, the 20-year-old Dwight had grown tired of the seemingly endless string of lackluster shows.
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Cradling a bouquet of flowers Karasek had given her, now slightly wilted from the heat, Prakash admitted she'd grown tired of "saying the same thing over and over" all day to reporters.
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All of a sudden his hand got stuck in the horn, and even after the other saxophonists had grown tired and dropped out, he kept going, not knowing what else to do.
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They're tuned to a more professional and accurate sound, but if you're the sort of person that's grown tired of the extra bass apparent in most portable headphones, these are the perfect antidote.
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She's grown tired of being expected to dance, and yet, in her special, dance she does (though just a touch more salaciously than she'd be able to get away with on daytime TV).
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By 1996, Trail and David Madson—the most important people in Cunanan's life, even though Madson had broken up with him and Trail had grown tired of his lies—both lived in Minneapolis.
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Months before President Donald Trump was officially named the GOP nominee in 2016, a 22-year-old project manager who had grown tired of the political put-downs was walking his girlfriend's dog.
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Golden State is a flawlessly constructed basketball team that's expected to win at least 67 games for the fourth year in a row, but they have understandably grown tired of regular-season competition.
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"I've grown tired of spending the best hours of my day in front of a glowing rectangle, of coloring the best years of my life in swaths of grey and beige," he wrote.
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Gloria Steinem, the liberal activist and writer, wrote in an email that she had grown tired of "false equivalency or even-handedness" from news organizations, which she blamed for aiding Mr. Trump's rise.
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Despite presiding over a fragile economic recovery, Greeks appear to have grown tired of Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and his Syriza party, and are looking to shake things up during this Sunday's legislative election.
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" But he'd grown tired of the band in recent years, he claimed to Maron, so he decided that the Pizza Underground would be no more, adding that he's "very casual about everything I pursue.
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Harper says it's all getting a little out of control ... saying it doesn't feel a whole lot different from NBA and NFL players who have also grown tired of hearing the fans trash talk.
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I find myself becoming quiet in groups, as people around me eventually shift the conversation to talk over or around me, the way you do when you've grown tired of the kid in the room.
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Gross's surprising exit from Pimco came after he had learned that top executives at Pimco and Allianz SE, the German insurer that owns it, had grown tired of his leadership and were weighing a change.
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Then, in December 2017, the streaming giant delivered the antidote: American Vandal, a show lapped up by people who had grown tired of the heaviness of true crime, the predictability of its format, through overexposure.
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While Noah, like the rest of the Bulls, may have grown tired of Thibodeau's ceaseless work-first truisms, it's hard to imagine a more symbiotic player-coach relationship than what Jo and Tom had going.
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By 1936, Toscanini had grown tired of presenting every program four times for the Philharmonic's subscription concerts, and he resigned, returning to Milan and vowing never to be the music director of an orchestra again.
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The well-trodden formula of a group of experts/soldiers/horny teens being picked off by a malevolent force is structurally present but it's not presented in the same generic package we've grown tired with.
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Meanwhile, the football Giants, who were building a new home in the Meadowlands, had grown tired of their temporary digs at the Yale Bowl in New Haven, where they had gone a dismal 1-11.
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An EPA source said Bowman "needed something more 'normal,'" but also said Bowman had grown tired of the scandals engulfing the EPA and had in recent weeks grown increasingly wary of being associated with Pruitt.
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Curry told CNN via WhatsApp many people had grown tired of waiting for a plane and moved on to Marsh Harbour's main entry point, where roughly 700 people had gathered to await evacuation to Nassau.
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Like any big fad to hit the mainstream, the drink has attracted its fair share of detractors who've grown tired of the yearly hype surrounding the drink rollout and the special enthusiasm with which it's consumed.
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To add to that, as Irish fans have grown tired of making the minimum of two flights to get to Vegas, the Green Army would welcome the one-stop trip to New York with open arms.
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Republicans have grown tired with what they feel is a constant lecturing on the environment, be it from liberal elite editorial pages, the media at large or figures such as Neil deGrasse Tyson and Bill Nye.
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The White House made no assertion last week that the subpoena to the Trump Organization crossed that red line, but Mr. Trump evidently has grown tired of the strategy of being respectful to the special counsel.
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It was the spring of 22018 and Zach Johnson, now 34, had grown tired of hearing neighbors, friends and relatives discuss a lack of transparency and sustainability around farming, even if they weren't familiar with agriculture.
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Reynolds delivered one of the most talked-about performances of the year, and the film's mix of violence and comedy sent a gleeful "Fuck you!" to a film genre some fans and critics have grown tired of.
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But after more than two years of the terrorist group's brutal rule, with public beheadings and tough rules that ban smoking and force women to cover themselves in public, many residents have grown tired of the jihadists.
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Yet many African-Americans have long since grown tired of such prominent Confederate iconography as the horse-bound generals on pedestals who loom over Monument Avenue in Richmond, the state capital and former capital of the Confederacy.
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Rey's courage, suffer-no-fools attitude and skill with a lightsaber in "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" made her a heroine of those who had long grown tired of seeing women play second fiddle in action movies.
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Why: The White House has grown tired of Republican leaders rebuking or handcuffing the president instead of enacting his agenda, particularly after months of work on an ObamaCare repeal bill ended in a disastrous defeat. http://bit.
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When Mr. Moon took office the following year, his central promise was to create a level playing field for all South Koreans, who have grown tired of excesses widely reported among the country's rich and well-connected.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers haven't played much like a team that bullied its way to the top record in the majors while the Philadelphia Phillies appear to have grown tired of getting sand kicked in their face.
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Anne Munition and Okaydrian spoke about how video games had become a comfort for them and helped them through some of their more difficult times in life, including Anne Munition's old job that she had grown tired of.
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In a similar way, every so often a tsunami is generated by the universe's whim, wiping away entire cities in a stroke, as if they were mere matchsticks in a game a child had grown tired of playing.
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Speculation about Kelly's departure had run rampant since Friday, with reports that Trump had grown tired of arguing with his top aide and had settled on Nick Ayers, Vice President Mike Pence's chief of staff, to replace him.
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This is even better because let's face it, as much as it's great to have a game included, it's not going to take too long before you've grown tired of it and you need to switch things up.
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These outlets "were neglected the last eight years, and they're an important medium to communicate to a massively growing number of Americans who, frankly, have grown tired of mainstream media's coverage," White House press secretary Sean Spicer told Politico.
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As my colleague Constance Grady wrote for Vox in October, people seem to have grown tired of what Grady labeled DeGeneres's "uncritical niceness": the idea that we should be nice to everyone regardless of whether they've done bad things.
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James Reid, mayor of the 1,800-person town, said he had grown tired of fielding angry calls about the tradition and told the Journal that this year's festivities would feature a "womanless beauty pageant" and a professional wrestling match.
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The speed of the Internet took its toll, as both said in an interview that they had grown tired of writing so-called clickbait headlines that promoted superficial stories about starlets like Kylie Jenner and Miley Cyrus to a young audience.
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"A vote for Britain to leave the European Union might signal that voters have grown tired of the status quo and are willing to take radical steps to shake up the system — a good sign for Donald Trump," the analysts wrote.
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Chapin built the app with co-founder and chief science officer Lindsay Trent, a former research psychologist at Stanford who'd grown tired of watching trained psychologists charge outlandish fees and was hungry for an innovative solution to today's mental health crises.
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Kleindienst said other agents retreated from the scene at the time, but alleged that Swartz had been involved in other incidents of rock-throwing in the past and had grown tired of the tactic used to distract agents from smugglers.
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The doctors provided a fresh perspective on life there, because their Syrian colleagues in Aleppo, after four years of bombardment by government forces, have grown tired of describing the horrors to the outside world and have, in some sense, stopped noticing.
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For Mr. Fletcher, 52, an account manager who had grown tired of hearing late-night parties in his condo complex and waking up to trash on the streets in the Mission, the neighborhood felt like a breath of fresh air.
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Indeed, Washington's Yemen policy is one more illustration of an ineffective, reactive, and unwise trend toward overextension—the same overextension that the American people have grown tired and disillusioned with after 17 years of U.S. investment in the Middle East.
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While Preckwinkle hopes there's enough "Daley fatigue" for voters to be leery of electing a third member of the same family to office, many Chicagoans also have grown tired of the corruption that continues to plague much of the city's politics.
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More recently, Bouteflika has been a largely absent ruler and many Algerians have grown tired of the undemocratic rule of "le pouvoir," or the power -- as the clique of military and civilian elites propping up the former President has become known.
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For nearly a decade, as long as I'd owned an iPhone, the cycle of breaking a phone and then looking for a new one on eBay, paying for a screen repair, or hilariously trying to repair the screen myself had grown tired.
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Natasha Lennard, the author of the new book Being Numerous: Essays on Non-Fascist Life, which will be published by Verso Books on April 30, has grown tired of arguing over the term and frustrated with the reductive way in which it's discussed.
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He's grown tired of waiting for the sugar, as well as the money, so he decides to leave the remaining thug with the family and go hold up a church instead, it being the day for it, taking his newest gang member along.
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The former MVP needed to vent, and he vented in the direction of Hall of Fame player and current TNT mouthpiece Charles Barkley, unleashing a rant that was cathartic both for him and any fans who have grown tired of Barkley's bullshit.
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Asked why they had quit their office jobs and set off on a biking journey around the world, the young American couple offered a simple explanation: They had grown tired of the meetings and teleconferences, of the time sheets and password changes.
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Marvin Minsky, the dean of artificial intelligence in America, had worked on neural networks for his 1954 Princeton thesis, but he'd since grown tired of the inflated claims that Rosenblatt — who was a contemporary at Bronx Science — made for the neural paradigm.
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Officials in Wausau, a community of 38,000 known for granite quarries, ginseng farms and downhill skiing, have finally grown tired of the periodic mockery inspired by their ordinance, and the suggestion that they are a city that frowns on old-fashioned fun.
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But if you've grown tired of the increasingly common phenomenon—the drama, the desperation, the misguided optimism that you'd actually click yes—and wondered why your pop-up settings or ad blocker hasn't stepped in to save you, we have a solution for you.
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In the end, we're left with a comic who's seemed to have grown tired of the expectations placed upon her — so many of which resulted from casual homophobia along with full-blown bigotry — and yet she's still unable to entirely shake free of those expectations.
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I had to wait until 1991 to buy my first Apple computer: a Macintosh Classic II. I bought it used from a friend who wanted to get rid of it because he'd grown tired of the limitations of the 512KB memory and 2MB of RAM.
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This grisly little tale concerned a big-game hunter who finds himself on a remote island inhabited by the character General Zaroff, a wealthy eccentric who has grown tired of stalking wild creatures and instead "had to invent a new animal to hunt": man.
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But Wang had openly accused officials of match fixing and it has also been suggested that he had grown tired of interference in team affairs from Bo Xilai – the Mayor of Dalian and the city's most powerful politician, who was also a football fanatic.
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While Preckwinkle, Cook County Board president, hopes there's enough "Daley fatigue" for voters to be leery of electing a third member of the same family to office, many Chicagoans also have grown tired of the corruption that continues to plague much of the city's politics.
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Give him a sad-but-not-too-sad backstory — again, dead parents are preferable — and perhaps he also lived in the big city once before as well, but he's grown tired of it and now fully embraces the wholesome charms of a small town life.
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Now his son Faisal Edhi is carrying on his legacy and trying to ensure the survival of the philanthropic foundation at a time when donors have grown tired of being asked to respond to a string of disasters and as competition from Islamic charities mounts.
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It had been more than a decade since "Graceland," and more than three decades since "The Sound of Silence," and it seemed possible that Simon, one of the most accomplished overthinkers in the history of popular music, had at last grown tired of being himself.
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As it turned out, marriage was not the only thing Mr. Weisman proposed: He asked Ms. Zuckerman, who had also grown tired of the Los Angeles scene, if she would consider moving with him to Nashville, where Roc Nation was opening up an office.
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Now, six years later, the genre hybrid she perfected (then rejected) is the most fashionable it's ever been, presenting an enticing challenge for pop stars like Justin Timberlake and Lady Gaga who have grown tired of the club and are seeking a new kind of cultural credibility.
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Whether your child is heading back to school, you are going back to school, or you've just grown tired of buying your lunch from the food truck outside your workplace each day, there's no denying that a new lunch box makes the midday meal just a little bit tastier.
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Mr. Sanders's deep-rooted foreign policy values have the potential to not only earn him support from voters who have grown tired of overseas wars, but also make him vulnerable to attack from rivals in both parties who are eager to depict him as too radical for the presidency.
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The 21-year-old hairdresser had grown tired of paying up to 2378.0000 Zimbabwe dollars (less than 10 U.S. cents) every time she took a trip within Bulawayo, the country's second-largest city, so the new bus system with fares capped at 50 cents seemed like a gift.
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It was also the last straw for many in Mr. Trump's orbit who had grown tired of Mr. Stewart's quest for headlines: He was immediately fired from the campaign, and to this day a number of Republicans jostle for credit over who made the decision to throw him overboard.
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Rather, it says it's the result of a survey it ran with millennials (18-30 year-old) British consumers, who appear to have grown tired of the swipe and are looking for more something closer to real life before taking the plunge and agreeing to an actual in-person meeting.
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The president said that he had grown tired of listening to foreign leaders, like India's Narendra Modi, describe a gross domestic product growth rate close to 10 percent, while Mr. Trump had nothing comparable to show, according to the person, who asked for anonymity because it was a private dinner.
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Click here to view original GIFIf you consider yourself a master of the yarn but have grown tired of knitting socks, sweaters, and scarves, researchers at Carnegie Mellon University's Textiles Lab are about to breath new life into your craft with software that can turn almost any 3D model into a knitting pattern.
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Whether Alderson had been forced out by Mets ownership or had grown tired of the job remains unanswered — in a recent interview he declined to address any of the behind-the-scenes issues or any of the struggles that his replacement, Brodie Van Wagenen, had encountered in his short tenure with the Mets.
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Following other footballers on Twitter; uploading an enigmatic Instagram post; claiming that a spouse has grown tired of the regional climate; investing in property overseas; taking lessons in a foreign language; posing in another club's home kit while on holiday; all of these things can be interpreted as a 'come-and-get-me plea'.
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The Movies Anywhere app is clearly intended to be the place that consumers go to first on their devices in order to get maximum selection — but if people are forced to dive into another app to make a purchase, the result would be the same kind of fragmented experience consumers have already grown tired of.
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She'd taken a risk travelling to the city by herself, such a risk that accomplishing it had emboldened her to try other new things, like the voice-recognition software on her smartphone, that newfangled device purchased for her by an older child who'd grown tired of having a mother who lived in a technological backwater.
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Three years ago, after Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (R-Ohio) had finally grown tired of being held hostage by the right-wing extremists in the Freedom Caucus, he bailed on the job.
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It's said that American soldiers ate mutton chops often during World War II but had grown tired of the meat and its musky flavor upon returning to the US. So mutton fell out of favor, but Keens continued serving it and built a reputation as one of the only places to make the plate and do it well.
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Many current and former officials said Mr. Trump's response was less a vote of confidence in his top adviser than a sign of indifference — a reflection of the kind of cold truce that exists between two powerful and mercurial men who have grown tired and irritated with each other, but are in no immediate rush to part ways.
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From today's vantage point, DeMaio has the potential to emerge as a generational Republican leader, not just for taking down a wounded giant and creating a case study for a nationalized Congressional campaign on the right, but for representing a new message in an era where Americans — and younger Americans in particular — have grown tired of stale conservative voices.
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He's also grown tired of the intelligence community's assessment that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election -- the one that gave him his current job -- so he's routinely tried to distract from the inquiry into whether his campaign was complicit in that interference by returning again and again to Clinton, the rival he vanquished and the person Russia tried to keep from winning.
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In the announcement on the "Over the River" website, Christo explained that he had grown tired of waiting for the project to be approved and wanted to focus on another project, "The Mastaba," which he and Jeanne-Claude first conceived in 1977 and, if completed near Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates as planned, would be the largest sculpture in the world.
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On the international front, the company opened an office in London recently to start to capitalise on building more inroads to providing card-related services to so-called "challenger banks" (examples include N26, Monese, Starling and Revolut) that have emerged with lower fees and app-friendly interfaces to tap into a growing base of younger working people, and older consumers who have grown tired of bank fees and poor options to move their money digitally.
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The Obama and Clinton supporters say they have grown tired of having to deal with fighting over progressivism and 28500s-era battles over former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton6900 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2628 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE's work on welfare and criminal justice reform, which were campaign issues last year and subjects of criticism by Warren just last week.
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