We can't ignore it, and we shouldn't want to ignore it.
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Designers can't ignore it (or they ignore it at their peril).
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We can't ignore the smoke and we can't ignore the flames.
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"Voters don't say, 'Hey, I'd really like a presidential candidate to ignore the press, ignore Louisiana, ignore an invitation to raise money,'" she said.
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You would ignore the people in your company, ignore your friends at drinking time, ignore your family at engagements, because this thing was your life now.
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Too grotesque to ignore The YouTube war finally became too grotesque to ignore.
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But it seems that residents who ignore the snow also ignore the fines.
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To ignore this element of the issue is to ignore United States history.
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They may be able to ignore Congress but they can't ignore the American people.
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I tend to want to ignore things, but I know I can't ignore blood.
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If it's OK to ignore immigration laws, why can't Colorado counties ignore gun laws?
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I think all too often music historians ignore that fact and ignore what we did.
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Protests by non-Facebookian humans: irrelevant – ignore Protests by human non-American Prime Ministers: irrelevant – ignore.
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So maybe we should ignore the latest statement — or maybe we should ignore the detailed plan.
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Nearly all visitors ignore him, the way we tend to ignore old animatronic Abe Lincoln at Disneyland.
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And so they may be able to ignore congress but they can&apost ignore the American people.
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It is a shame that some congressional staff want to ignore the facts and ignore this crisis.
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But usually my panic becomes so overwhelming I ignore it like I ignore the looming world war.
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I have a health tracker that I ignore, a budget tracker that I ignore, an app to pay my bills that I try to ignore, and a period tracker that I'm obsessed with.
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"My answer to all this was to try to ignore them, but you can't ignore it forever," he said.
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Most of the biggest tech companies could simply ignore Washington — until they grew too big for Washington to ignore.
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You're going to ignore this button, but if you do ignore this button, it's a stupendously good, big phone.
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"Progressives can try and ignore the inauguration, but that's just as bad as when conservatives ignore important social movements," Marquez said.
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Ignore her will, ignore her vision, and focus on her appearance and way of dress, and then shame her from there.
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"We cannot ignore, and we will not ignore when the president's behavior indicates that investigation, that inquiry is necessary," Pelosi said.
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Although it is progressive to celebrate gender and encourage the freedom of gender, if we ignore sex then we ignore sexism.
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You could just teach the canon of great works coming out of Western Europe and ignore the US, ignore Latin America.
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Message boards still have functionalities like this, including vbulletin's "global ignore" which adds a user to every other user's ignore list.
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Women ignore such behavior out of self-preservation, but men ignore it because it is easy and acceptable to do so.
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"My approach is to ignore the political circus, ignore all the craziness in Washington and focus on substance," Cruz told CNN.
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To ignore how public figures use what they wear is to ignore one of the ways our own understanding is being manipulated.
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"To ignore the fact that in urban settings fewer and fewer people are going to own vehicles," Kwant said, "is to ignore reality."
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If Kavanaugh is willing to ignore precedent that is just two years old, why not also ignore a 1973 decision such as Roe?
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Hauk says he's compelled to ignore the legal risks because he's received too many calls to ignore from patients who need their medicine.
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"Just because you decide you're going to ignore a risk, doesn't mean that the risk is going to go ignore you," Brill said.
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It can't ignore black struggles like I can't ignore a bullshit traffic stop, but that reality needs no explaining to that end either.
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"I've always been shy, and I've always been trying to ignore the people I was photographing so that they ignore me," he said.
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To ignore this diverse coalition's extraordinary contributions is to also ignore the enormous victories they have achieved time and again against big polluters.
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The real high-risk move is the one both parties are making together: that if we ignore the world it will ignore us.
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That you have to ignore that, because in order for our economy to be competitive again you have to ignore your moral instincts.
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To ignore the characters Jewish roots, and his roots in World War II and the Holocaust, is to ignore everything about the character's origins.
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You couldn't ignore it—you wouldn't dare—and you can't ignore it still on the iPhone XR. But what about on the iPhone XS?
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Sure, you can ignore these gestures if you want, just like thousands of Windows and Mac users ignore keyboard shortcuts they don't know about.
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Journalists and politicians can no more ignore a constant audit of collective mood than C.E.O.s can ignore the fluctuations in their companies' share prices.
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And just like you wouldn't be expected to ignore a physical ailment like cancer, nor should you ignore mental and emotional ones like depression.
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To ignore this in a work meant to praise a black woman is to ignore what led to black women's greatness in the first place.
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By taking them back into government, Cameron had earned the right to not just ignore that strain of conservative thinking, but to isolate and ignore it.
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Their victims either fight back or, like Janice, ignore the tiny bullies, "just as [humans] might ignore a small dog yipping at our heels," he said.
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"My approach is to ignore this whole circus, ignore all the attacks, focus on substance, we are gaining incredible results for the American people," Cruz said.
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"Turkey is a NATO ally and they're an important NATO ally, but that doesn't mean we have to ignore the truth and ignore reality," Cruz said.
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As Levy argues in his essay for the Niskanen Center (italics his, bold mine): "Ignore the tweets, ignore the language, ignore the words" is advice that affects a kind of sophistication: don't get distracted by the circus, keep your eye on what's going on behind the curtain.
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But the iOS 12 app limits are also easy to ignore: You literally tap "Ignore" when it pops up, and then the tool asks if you want to be reminded again in a little while, or if you want to ignore limits completely for that day.
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Most ignore the question, and instead strip Lovecraft for the bits that still invoke curious horror, and ignore the underlying ideology that might have ultimately fueled their creation.
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"Our goal is to program [cells] by delivering additional instructions to tell the T cell to ignore the instructions from the tumor… to ignore the signals," says Drazan.
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And if they can ignore those institutions, and encourage their supporters to ignore those institutions, why can't Trump and Moore do the same on matters both trivial and profound?
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Pretty soon, sites were altering DNT rules to explicitly ignore any requests made by Internet Explorer, the whole system splintered, and sites got a free pass to ignore it.
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I'll just put it like that … [The league] tells you to ignore it, or whatever the case may be, but, how many times am I supposed to ignore that.
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"I'm not going to try to ignore it, I can't ignore it — so I'm not going to pretend like that didn't happen," he said in a February 2018 vlog.
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The rats in this story seem a background curiosity at first, something we can ignore just as people in cities ignore the rats covertly overrunning the subways and parks.
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"My banner is just a piece of cloth you can ignore, but you can't ignore the thousands of Iranian women (who) came to be at the World Cup," Shojaei said.
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Even though a site's owner has the right to ignore the annotations themselves, it's harder to ignore the users who've now turned their attention to the website as a result.
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There would be a lot of wind turbines and solar panels, but most of us would ignore them the same way we currently ignore the smokestacks of conventional power plants.
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Not only do police actions demonstrate inequity on the ground, but policymakers, and therefore policies, ignore that inequity, and by extension we the public who elect those policymakers ignore it.
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" She added a line that Trump and other politicians ignore at their own peril, "We will take action every day, in every way, until they simply cannot ignore us anymore.
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They remind us at this late stage of human civilization that we can't ignore our memories any more than we can ignore the junk we might think we're rid of.
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I suppose Zuckerberg can ignore that problem just as Travis Kalanick could ignore his company's toxic culture; because it's much easier to do so than to recognize and wrestle with them.
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If he were friendly toward them, they would melt, and exude friendliness toward him; they would ignore, or try to ignore, the nature of his writing, so different from their own.
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Douglas's advice on how to handle criticism – ignore it!
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After all, it's difficult to ignore extreme, pummeling weather.
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You ignore this mission at your — and our — peril.
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"I'm not going to try to ignore it, I can't ignore it — so I'm not going to pretend like that didn't happen," he said in a February vlog, his first since the scandal.
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The president is not free to ignore a final order by the Supreme Court, just as Congress is not free to ignore such an order, but both branches are free to seek it.
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Congress set to ignore Trump's wall request in stopgap measure: Lawmakers are preparing to ignore President Trump's request to loosen restrictions on border wall funding as part of a short-term spending deal.
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How do you ignore the President of the United States?
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Without a strong mandate, Europe can ignore the UK's demands.
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But the entire fintech space is too hot to ignore.
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That's because the email is personal and tougher to ignore.
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Whether your thoughts are negative or positive, don't ignore them.
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But that doesn't mean science can just ignore the depths.
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"I do think it's too cheap to ignore," he said.
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How he'd listen to her requests, then deliberately ignore them.
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The artists are known abusers, and we can't ignore that.
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Personally, I think we should simply ignore the unsolicited advice.
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But it's impossible to ignore in the franchise's second installment.
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I hear them, and I ignore them, because you're wrong.
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States themselves are free to ignore norms of good behaviour.
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They will be hard pressed to ignore unscripted Biden moments.
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Over time I've come to forgive — and ignore — the haters.
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I can ignore it, which is what you'd normally do.
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Most of the time, most Internet users ignore most ads.
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How could we, after all, ignore a moment so preposterous?
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The intention is not to dismiss or ignore such complaints.
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A decision to ignore this evidence would constitute reversible error.
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How do you ... Did you ignore the critics of it?
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To ignore what's happening would seem irresponsible, if not callous.
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But others say that Democrats shouldn't ignore the Fox audience.
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Twitter has chosen to largely ignore racist and misogynist abuse.
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Yet sources say the couple's differences became harder to ignore.
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THUMP: We can't ignore the big topic today, can we?
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On the other hand, it's impossible to ignore A.J. Styles.
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But soon, insurtech will be much more difficult to ignore.
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Perhaps Mr Trump will be different and ignore public opinion.
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The president has said he would ignore the Assembly's decision.
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I immediately felt uncomfortable and tried to ignore their stares.
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There is no way to ignore this video, he thought.
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With an entrance like that, how can Ben ignore her?
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And, for better or for worse, it's hard to ignore.
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So let's not ignore the fact, that that's not contemporary.
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"We shouldn't ignore that there are differences," Dr. Viskontas says.
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It will become a movement the VC industry cannot ignore.
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Over time, the algorithm starts to ignore those bad paths.
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The statue, 23 feet tall, may be hard to ignore.
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Only if you ignore much of U.S. history, some say.
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But the U.S. is a market it can't ignore forever.
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Politicians, even Trump, often ignore press questions in these situations.
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That said, he doesn't think that we should ignore it.
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Nor ignore the rest of the people in the room.
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Climate change won't stop if we choose to ignore it.
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It was easy to ignore things that didn't concern me.
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Maduro responded by saying he would ignore the Assembly's decision.
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"Coincidences are hard to ignore," Bui, Cattabriga, and Guglielmi said.
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It is completely acceptable to block and ignore a person.
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Although YouTube can't ignore copyright law, creators have become frustrated.
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What happens if the administration and Congress ignore the warnings?
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The heckling was frequent, and she learned to ignore it.
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But that's no reason to ignore this deeply beautiful country.
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Those who ignore the rules are sometimes jailed, residents said.
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If it's about me personally, I honestly just ignore it.
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Don't ignore your School House Rock nostalgia a second longer.
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The Math People take over and ignore much simpler needs.
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It's to help them shape it and not ignore them.
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It made it impossible to ignore his capacity for seduction.
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"Ignore that message," one skeptical recipient wrote in a message.
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Even if you ignore the words for a picture walk.
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If it were just one comment, she could ignore it.
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So I'd be tempted to just to ignore them altogether.
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He did comment on it — it's something you can't ignore.
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That's not to ignore the noble intent of the movie.
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At times, she'll simply ignore you when you're being obnoxious.
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One reason is that passengers think airlines will ignore them.
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That does not mean that policymakers can ignore AI, however.
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But policymakers would be foolish to ignore the growing risk.
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But now there's a remix, and it's hard to ignore.
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The influence of the Russian leader is hard to ignore.
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The solution is to simply ignore the News Feed entirely.
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But it can't ignore consumer demand for grocery delivery forever.
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So some people ignore the chart to chase the clouds.
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P22019P lenders, he says, serve small borrowers, whom banks ignore.
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If you don't like the word old, just ignore it.
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But the Grammys ignore really good albums all the time.
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When it comes to bullies, should you engage or ignore?
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You persevere with what you have, and ignore the bullies.
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If the driver continues to ignore it, Autopilot shuts off.
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"At this point, they pretty much ignore chatter about cheating."
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Trying to ignore the itch will only make it destructive.
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But the human toll is one thing nobody can ignore.
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Sometimes, I shut my curtains and ignore all my messages.
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None of us could ignore what was happening [last year].
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Please ignore this story, sent at 1758 GMT on Dec.
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Fabulous cast, if you can ignore Winona Ryder's expressionless acting.
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Your intuition is ultra sharp today, so don't ignore it!
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These outer planets are just too damned interesting to ignore.
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Do you acknowledge their resistance, or do you ignore it?
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That makes it risky for them to ignore U.S. sanctions.
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The White House and Republicans will try to ignore it.
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These arrogant men who ignore and denigrate the work of
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Why the relevant authorities ignore the situation of our schools?
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" For the majority of the images, the answer was "ignore.
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Still, I've been teaching my two kids to ignore it.
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You just have to squint hard and ignore the hype.
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The world of neuroscience has become quite hard to ignore.
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We won't forget them and we won't ignore the truth.
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Women learn to block, mute, report, and ignore their mentions.
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Her daughter's father continues to ignore her calls and texts.
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But sometimes a movie is just too big to ignore.
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Legally, the hospital could ignore his suggestion -- and it did.
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Most ignore bulk traffic numbers and obsess about daily engagement.
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The economic impact of the virus is hard to ignore.
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Check the facts, pay attention, but ignore the pure crap.
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It doesn't mean you ignore the serious problems we face.
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Unless your job is studying CTE, you should ignore it.
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Ellis apologized and instructed the jury to ignore his criticism.
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Your intuition will kick in today, so don't ignore it.
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People who message repeatedly, even though you ignore them. 92.
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The reality of the problem is much harder to ignore.
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Your intuition is very strong today, so don't ignore it.
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Easier to cut it off then to just ignore it.
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A dark spot you can feel, but try to ignore.
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This is a serious problem we cannot continue to ignore.
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This is why Trump understands that he can ignore it.
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It's tough to ignore the call of the open road.
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I felt it was my duty not to ignore it.
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Take a page from London: Keep calm and ignore them.
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They can also gesture to accept or ignore phone calls.
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That's creating a market opportunity that's too large to ignore.
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Does she ignore your entreaties that life begins at conception?
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STROMBERG: Don't good businessmen hedge against risks, not ignore them?
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Almost every time, I find great movies the algorithms ignore.
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The companies were also largely expected to ignore the proceedings.
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" But Schumer accused the president of trying to "ignore reality.
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AND THE SECOND THING IS, YOU ALWAYS IGNORE THE LAWYERS.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan also wants to ignore the turmoil.
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We'll ignore nuclear weapons for now and keep things conventional.
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It can't ignore climate change, which threatens its very existence.
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But in recent weeks, it has become harder to ignore.
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"No society can afford to ignore air pollution," he said.
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Unions could ignore dissatisfied members and still collect their money.
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Health and Human Services, have chosen to ignore these requirements.
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Why give the haters more reason to ignore his achievements?
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Some may warn of political backlash; ignore this, he says.
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People find it easier to ignore inconvenient viewpoints and facts.
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Don't ignore it, or worst, convince it that is wrong.
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It's harder to ignore or skip a paid audio ad.
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"You can't ignore the trajectory of this flattening," he said.
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He would ignore it all and go his own way.
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But it is still one we ignore at our peril.
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He can choose to follow or ignore any guidance offered.
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"Ignore him," Cuban tells Kenny, even calling O'Leary an idiot.
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To mainstream 'journalists': don't cover this up, don't ignore it.
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But maybe this was a feeling he should just ignore.
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Continuing to ignore allies will make substantive progress extremely unlikely.
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"We cannot ignore this demand," Erdogan told the chanting crowd.
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And something like that is something you just can't ignore.
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Ignore the policy process and control the flow of information.
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Mark Z. Barabak: This year the nation can't ignore California.
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Leaders who ignore young people do so at their peril.
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I have to show them we didn't ignore what happened.
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"In the beginning, the other students ignore you," she said.
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Prohibition taught us that laws that ignore reality invite lawlessness.
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"), ignore invitations from fellow commuters ("What book are you reading?
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Those hopefuls who did attend, though, tried to ignore Avenatti.
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In early 2013, Glaxo realized it couldn't ignore the problems.
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Being an optimist doesn't mean you ignore tragedy and injustice.
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He won because Hillary decided to ignore Wisconsin and Michigan.
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I can ignore his bullying, even his followers' death threats.
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But we also know that people often ignore that advice.
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That does not mean he was going to ignore them.
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There is no way to ignore this president's racist talk.
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To ignore any of this is to remain regressively retro.
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For Trump to ignore this fact is inexcusable and irresponsible.
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But in North Carolina, lawmakers chose to ignore the threats.
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" Another wrote, "Shame on you for continuing to ignore POC.
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His natural pattern is to move forward and ignore mistakes.
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When something would be wrong, I'd try to ignore it.
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For Bethesda, it's impossible to escape, and perilous to ignore.
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Ignore the pundits who say you're too young to lead.
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I fumbled around with words and tried to ignore it.
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But don't ignore the challenges directly in front of you.
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Because it is in fear that we ignore our potential.
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They ignore and marginalize what people like me actually accomplish.
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Vibes are impossible to ignore when the playoffs come around.
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Climate change policies that ignore catastrophic effects on their crops.
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With numbers like that, banks can't ignore the industry forever.
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We cannot ignore the fact that Americans voted for Trump.
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That discrepancy is outrageous, and it's something we can't ignore.
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A learning opportunity comes later today that you shouldn't ignore.
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But this expert group choose to ignore this business model.
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The backlash against us allowed Reagan to ignore the crisis.
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You can't ignore the KKK and expect them to disappear.
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You can't ignore white supremacy and expect it to disappear.
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When some nevertheless ignore or reject him, he feels slighted.
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The only polite thing was to ignore the uncanny energy.
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It's hard to ignore the similarities between the two games.
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China has denounced the decision and vowed to ignore it.
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This is not a problem we can continue to ignore.
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But some commentators think Europe will simply ignore the insults.
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Abortion opponents should be the last to ignore that history.
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"Ignore anything someone like me might say," Cuban told Bloomberg.
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State lawmakers basically ordered the government to ignore the study.
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The party is trying to ignore the caravan of migrants.
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EVERYONE: Mom, IGNORE IT (it's just a text from Trump).
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Mr. Trump's ability to ignore difficult situations, however, is longstanding.
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Ignore the thermometer; it will feel colder with the wind.
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Just ignore the African American vote because they choose Biden?
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Or just to ignore what's really going on in life?
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But we ignore our neighbors' misery at our own peril.
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You can ignore cryptocurrencies and exciting "new fads," Hogan says.
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It's all too easy to ignore what's right at hand.
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"We would be foolish to ignore these" as data sources.
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The resemblance was too uncanny (and too adorable) to ignore.
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Republicans can challenge that analysis, but they can't ignore it.
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I'm not saying ignore it, but I'm just not interested.
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Inequality is easier to ignore in the absence of evidence.
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I know it's there, I don't have to ignore it.
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But that doesn't mean that Democrats should ignore policy issues.
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They ignore that some people have neither boots nor straps.
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First, he seemed to ignore her request to shake hands.
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The contrast with the current administration was impossible to ignore.
|
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But politicians can't ignore the problems these scooters have caused.
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Still, I'd take the long view and ignore them (temporarily).
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"A lot of surfers tend to ignore that," Burgess said.
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But it is wrong to ignore what goes on there.
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It is impossible today, it is dangerous, to ignore that.
|
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And then some changes too big to ignore set in.
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No, I would ignore everything Michael Jordan has to say.
|
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Yet, the president has chosen to utterly ignore that reality.
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I just don't think you can really ignore those moments.
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What are "shadow banks," and can we safely ignore them?
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By the summer of 2007, they were impossible to ignore.
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Please ignore the hate and focus on the love ❤️.
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"This is going to be harder to ignore," she said.
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You might be tempted to look away or ignore this.
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The truth becomes impossible to ignore: Earth is under attack.
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How come scientists love to study dogs — but ignore cats?
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Supporters also ignore the unintended consequences on the next generation.
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But let's not ignore the sustained brilliance of Corey Kluber.
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"We ignore them and they get even angrier," he said.
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The Ames City Council voted unanimously to ignore the letter.
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Sometimes it's better just to ignore it and move on.
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But to ignore the economic benefits of immigration is foolish.
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But for critics, the crease could prove difficult to ignore.
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Worse, they would lose some flexibility to ignore temporary distortions.
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Meanwhile, both sides ignore the real problem: health care costs.
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And, no, they did not "ignore" the news that Mrs.
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We shouldn't ignore the sometimes counterintuitive findings of learning science.
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Some active portfolio managers may ignore the new sector classifications.
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"Women, ignore these at your peril," he wrote in 2000.
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"The valuation is too cheap to ignore," the analyst said.
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Stop letting peer pressure influence you to ignore financial realities.
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It is a problem Baghdad can hardly afford to ignore.
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I tried to ignore the immediate heaviness against my breastbone.
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One counsellor who did not ignore it was Randi Cawley.
|
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We should not ignore this problem in our own backyard!
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It is unrealistic to expect politicians to ignore voters' demands.
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With accumulating bad publicity, they have became impossible to ignore.
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Ignore the yelling from the Skip Baylesses of the world.
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The systematic destruction of democratic institutions is hard to ignore.
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However, the connection appears to be too strong to ignore.
|
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"The rating agencies could not ignore the comment," he said.
|
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Could McConnell and Senate Republicans really afford to ignore that?
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"Ethics waivers" are now presidential permission to ignore ethical standards.
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"The differences are far too large to ignore," Duma said.
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"The differences are far too large to ignore," Duma said.
|
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Ultimately, he said the news media should ignore Beckham's claim.
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The Brazilian government's ability to ignore its critics is universal.
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To willfully ignore something is to tacitly accept its existence.
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Yes. But you can't ignore the alleged bank robbery either.
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But Peter and Hannah's unresolved ending is hard to ignore.
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It's clear McConnell and Trump want to ignore sworn evidence.
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But these estimates ignore the climate costs of land use.
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But the one little tweet became something she couldn't ignore.
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The strain is visible on Sakinyan's face, impossible to ignore.
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Still, current interest in electric motorcycles is hard to ignore.
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But the complexity is not a reason to ignore it.
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It gets harder to ignore women like Christine Blasey Ford.
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"They can't ignore it," said Davis, now a Washington lobbyist.
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That makes it hard for big tech companies to ignore.
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Will he continue to ignore & surrender, or protect our country?
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This isn't something to ignore, and it shouldn't be surprising.
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But he added that you don't have to ignore technology.
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You try to ignore the fear, but it is there.
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There is urgency in these survey findings we cannot ignore.
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So ignore the school teacher in your head, and fidget.
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"A Bigger Splash" is fiercely unrelaxing, and impossible to ignore.
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So we can't ignore the uncertainty in the following negotiation.
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China has indicated that it will ignore the U.S. sanctions.
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To the CPUC's credit, it did not ignore the problem.
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Again to its credit, CPUC did not ignore the report.
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To ignore Webb's rights in this regard is intellectually dishonest.
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Nor can any plan to combat climate change ignore the
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To not acknowledge that would be to ignore the obvious.
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Trump has opted to ignore where he should have confronted.
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But by doing so, they ignore a gratifying linguistic trend.
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No one can realistically ignore any threats in the future.
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Well, if the acting works, you just ignore everything else.
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Don't ignore headaches or eyestrain while reading, Dr. Brodie said.
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Don't ignore headaches or eyestrain while reading, Dr. Brodie said.
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It's much easier to avoid, it's much easier to ignore.
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The tower is not beautiful but is impossible to ignore.
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Something is tugging at my heartstrings but I ignore it.
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Second, if Americans increasingly ignore Trump's words, foreign leaders don't.
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The toll on public health has become impossible to ignore.
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Yet President Trump cannot simply ignore the modern conservative movement.
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And another mistake to ignore how that appeal could sour.
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To ignore it is to miss part of the point.
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Wouldn't it be better to just ignore the right entirely?
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And yet she can never wholly avoid or ignore them.
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What happens if an influencer chooses to ignore the tag?
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Oftentimes it's easy to ignore positive behavior from your employees.
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She was such a huge force, you couldn't ignore her.
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Your intuition is unbelievably sharp today, so don't ignore it.
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Do yourself (and the country) a favor and ignore it.
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Journalists could, if they choose to, ignore the president's tweets.
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Ponte's success in formulating this idea was hard to ignore.
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Monday's raid makes those questions all the harder to ignore.
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But it's telling enough that Cook didn't ignore the question.
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If you ignore [that notice], of course they'll sue you.
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The truth is hard to deny but easy to ignore.
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Personal Health Ignore the warnings of scientists at your peril.
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I ignore it without displaying even an inch of emotion.
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Somewhat counterintuitively, our ability to focus depends on our ability to ignore everything else — to ignore, in other words, the countless sights, sounds, scents, and sensations that are bombarding our brains at all times.
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If, in Kierkegaard's parable, we got the call to see the emperor, we would ignore it, in the way we learn to ignore the phone call offering us a free vacation at a Florida resort.
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"People tend to lie to themselves about their finances — they'll ignore their credit card bills or ignore certain expenses and won't even make a budget because they're afraid of how much they're spending," he says.
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"[Not] if it means it's because [Trump supporters are] fighting the fact that our establishment Republican Party has gone corrupt and decided to ignore the voice of the people and ignore the process," Hughes continued.
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Many Catholics across Latin America and elsewhere ignore the edict, however.
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Probably not, but the resemblance is way too weird to ignore.
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Her presence brought an undeniable grace that was impossible to ignore.
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We thought that was dumb, but whatever, we could ignore it.
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Ignore adult responsibilities even harder and choose your new distraction here.
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Love it or hate it, Pitchfork is hard to ignore.57.
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"If something feels off, don't ignore the uncomfortable feeling," she said.
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Also, even if I was allowed seconds, I would ignore them.
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You can't make America more connected if you ignore the GOP.
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"We ignore Fox viewers at our peril as Democrats," said Rep.
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"The Fed seems to want to ignore anything negative," he said.
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Before recently, mainstream economists and policymakers could comfortably ignore the movement.
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In some neighborhoods, locals ignore potentially life-saving precautions, Marcoux added.
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Khan, for his part, has chosen to ignore the U.S. president.
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I can ignore the 911 call and keep my officers safe.
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Try to ignore the frustrated tutting of the guy behind you.
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"Don't ignore color or gender -- that's ignoring my identity," he said.
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There's a certain power in that that I could not ignore.
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There are two other types of active shooter that we ignore.
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The SEC says ignore the pitches, or better yet, report them.
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I think it's incredibly dehumanizing when people ignore the driver entirely.
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A judge later ruled in 2008 that they couldn't ignore them.
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Trump said Thursday that people should ignore the skeptics and opposition.
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Did you ignore it or how did you feel about that?
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Europeans already ignore U.S. a people, but collectively as a people.
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"Now we have it, and we can't ignore it," Davis said.
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Plus, my tits were small then, so I could ignore it.
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But then to make that claim, you have to ignore race.
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Economists have tended to ignore the effects of consolidation until recently.
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Their ubiquity — and stark white cyborg design — are impossible to ignore.
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Oliver added that this is a risk the RBA cannot ignore.
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The company ultimately decided it couldn't ignore China's 1.4 billion citizens.
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That is how your character is, I'm going to ignore you.
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Hezbollah, like Iranian-sponsored Hamas, is a threat Israel cannot ignore.
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There's so much of it, and it's just impossible to ignore.
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"They will ignore this because she's an American Muslim," she said.
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We can't ignore the world we're in and where it's going.
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To discount that, and continually try to ignore that is harmful.
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I'm just finding this all very sloppy and hard to ignore.
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"You can't just ignore your period," she said in a statement.
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Principles, he argues, are harder to exploit or ignore than rules.
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Typically they ignore it, and that credit has nowhere to go.
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And the best his co-host could do was ignore it.
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I decided to go eat breakfast alone, ignore my phone awhile.
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But I decided that was no reason to ignore my curiosity.
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It doesn't look the nicest, but you can probably ignore that.
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I considered myself lucky to have hallucinations that I could ignore.
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So it's important that you ignore those errors, she told me.
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It's hard to ignore the Prime 4's massive tilt screen.
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And he's shown an inability to ignore the crisis in public.
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It's best to ignore them when they don't make any sense.
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"The current calls for civility ignore this longer history," Hemmer argued.
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But as inequality rises, differences in status become harder to ignore.
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But the more he talked, the harder he became to ignore.
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When young people don't vote, politicians ignore them in their policies.
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That potentially would allow insurers to ignore the other state's laws.
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To ignore their struggles, our struggles, does not make them disappear.
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Like any good data scientist, Buddha learned to ignore the outliers.
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How terribly convenient it would be to ignore this terrifying truth.
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Probably not, but it seemed too prominent a line to ignore.
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Surrounding myself with couples allows me to ignore these negative thoughts.
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Increasingly, however, the region's governments seem wilfully to ignore international rules.
|
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But he warned not to ignore the impact of China stimulus.
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But it was impossible to ignore the latest pronouncements, Kilduff said.
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Unable to ignore the trepidation on their faces, he comforted them.
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You can ignore a perpetual parade of sneezes all day long.
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"Bankruptcy is not a licence to ignore rules," the justices wrote.
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GAZA is a human rubbish-heap that everyone would rather ignore.
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"It's too serious of a recall to ignore it," said Davis.
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However, he warned her not to ignore the charges against her.
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Kipling did not ignore people in his quirky take on evolution.
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If Sesame Workshop decides to ignore those voices, that's their decision.
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And to ignore what his campaign revealed about how they feel.
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Today¹s liberals ignore the economic lessons of the JFK presidency.
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"They're almost omnipresent, you can't ignore them," founder Shreya Katuri says.
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Video subscriber losses became something that investors were willing to ignore.
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Even optimists can't ignore the organization's long history of internal divisions.
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Thankfully, Cooper and Needham won't let any of us ignore it.
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"I'm a very stubborn so I just ignore it," she said.
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Given its setting and characters, AIDS isn't something Pose can ignore.
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So you grow a thick skin and learn to ignore them.
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Mr. Rubio's approach to Mr. Trump is the opposite: Ignore him.
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I would probably just ignore them and get on with it.
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At first, Rubio tried to ignore Jones and talked over him.
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That's not possible with politicians feeling like they can ignore them.
|
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Your intuition will be extra sharp, so don't ignore your gut!
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And to ignore millions of legitimate comments, I find that problematic.
|
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But many of these those will soon become impossible to ignore.
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The financial upside for a rare card was impossible to ignore.
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The Iraqi and Kurdish governments obviously can't simply ignore the problem.
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But I believe the Fed is right to ignore all that.
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At the same time we can't just ignore what's going on.
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Trust me, I know how temping it is to ignore notifications.
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The quacks in Amir's direction might become too loud to ignore.
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Ignore the noise and look for solid companies at cheap prices.
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And psychiatrists shouldn't ignore the therapeutic potential of the ketamine experience.
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At first Shank tried to ignore him, according to the decision.
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They might pooh-pooh and ignore it, even though it's great.
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Many people ignore me, some enjoy the spectacle, and others laugh.
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One option for Trump is to simply ignore the Democrats altogether.
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Everyone just did their best to ignore it and walk off.
|
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They don't anticipate malevolence, oftentimes, or else they willfully ignore it.
|
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But it would be a mistake to ignore state customers altogether.
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Some countries ignore judges' managerial prowess when deciding whom to promote.
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It's a fact that's hard to ignore while watching the series.
|
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At the same time, we can't ignore the civil society component.
|
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Today, we are facing technical and business constraints we can't ignore.
|
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That then allow us to either respond or to ignore it.
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I try not to read comments, but you can't ignore Twitter.
|
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Again, the answer is something Trump wants to dangerously ignore: capitalism.
|
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Here's what you gotta do ... hit Popeyes and ignore the gym.
|
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That's a lesson that, incredibly, Whole Foods seems determined to ignore.
|
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Very much ... and then they can ignore them at their will.
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We point this out while doing our best to ignore him.
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So Democrats would be wise to not ignore the Trump message.
|
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Americans cannot conveniently continue to ignore that we were once strangers.
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It's hard to ignore the fact that Zoolander 2 feels dated.
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In school, teachers ignore her answers and scoff at her work.
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The Assembly also voted to ignore three amendments proposed by Democrats.
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Please ignore what the loud guy in the suit is saying.
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That's interesting that they ignore your bio or think you're lying.
|
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This doesn't mean that one ought to ignore information like this.
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"At Sephora they ignore me, which I like," Ms. Pahle said.
|
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You know, the powerfulness of Moonlight is something I can't ignore.
|
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They also ignore Gorka's well-researched primer, "Defeating Jihad" (Regnery, 2016).
|
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""Climate alarmists tend to ignore scientific evidence and encourage media hype.
|
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But politicians have long been prone to ignore this essential wisdom.
|
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Can Silicon Valley firms ignore what's happening elsewhere, especially in China?
|
|
In a bullish market, one tends to ignore all negative cues.
|
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It would be absolutely wrong to ignore the blessings of celebrities.
|
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" He said that if you ignore misogyny, "you become an accomplice.
|
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Bitcoin advocacy websites mostly ignore Shaver's attempts to make things right.
|
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Neither will Seth, who ignore his friend's Bridget request to talk.
|
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When Hitler occupied the Rhineland, the French tried to ignore him.
|
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We live in a mixed world, why do people ignore that?
|
|
We can't ignore that gender politics are central to this race.
|
|
Unfortunately many local political leaders ignore best practices in public safety.
|
|
Because the problem's not going to anywhere if we ignore it.
|
|
They essentially ignore any living thing that was raised in captivity.
|
|
You can't ignore the ubiquity of his image and his voice.
|
|
Well on Sunday, one man decided to ignore all that advice.
|
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Stop saying ignore them or that's just the way it is.
|
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The incoming administration, despite its deregulatory instincts, cannot ignore the facts.
|
|
However, diamonds are only scarce if you ignore laboratory-grown stones.
|
|
It's a line that few artists walk and most museums ignore.
|
|
Yet cash-strapped governments often ignore the problem, letting roads deteriorate.
|
|
CAN XI PERSUADE THE POLITBURO TO IGNORE THE AGE LIMIT RULE?
|
|
You can only ignore the laws of economics for so long.
|
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No matter how it ended up, that's newsworthy, impossible to ignore.
|
|
He says investors won't be able to ignore it for long.
|
|
Most likely, the Fed will continue to ignore the president's sniping.
|
|
Jurassic World is just another movie you can choose to ignore.
|
|
" He added: "Critics ignore the side effects excessively negative interest rates.
|
|
Trump's big ideas about national problems are mostly to ignore them.
|
|
But ignore the pretentious opening — this is something a little different.
|
|
Eventually, Carey's 35-carat ring was impossible for her to ignore.
|
|
Fastlane making sure that we couldn't ignore it was even uglier.
|
|
Variety did not send those emails; please ignore and delete them.
|
|
We shouldn't ignore what a glorious-sounding product we got, though.
|
|
But apparently demand for a contract was too strong to ignore.
|
|
We live in a mixed world — why do people ignore that?
|
|
But it's unwise to ignore the averages of past quaking activity.
|
|
Mais peu importe ici de telles complexités : On les ignore facilement.
|
|
Media today ignore the responsibility to guide a nation's sociopolitical discourse.
|
|
"That's what happens when you ignore sound military advice," Kinzinger tweeted.
|
|
The question for all, including Fox: Ignore Trump or blast him?
|
|
Many dismiss or ignore polls showing an overwhelming bias against Trump.
|
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Can't stop, won't stop ... fueling these hard-to-ignore dating rumors.
|
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"You have to really ignore what the context was," Clinton said.
|
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But such tweaks ignore Sweden's biggest problem: its rigid labour market.
|
|
Ignore transgressions, and you advertise your weakness while encouraging other miscreants.
|
|
He seemed to ignore the arguments about standing made by Kentucky.
|
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Ignore the individual polls for a moment and consult the averages.
|
|
Yet his bold forecast included a risk that's hard to ignore.
|
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Whatever the cause, we can not ignore the bond market's behavior.
|
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Booth says addiction makes users ignore the consequences of getting caught.
|
|
Simply put, millennials have momentum, which makes them impossible to ignore.
|
|
But they are real, and we ignore them at our peril.
|
|
But this matchup with the Bills is too good to ignore.
|
|
Typically, the Russians would simply ignore a case such as this.
|
|
Hellickson has previously said he did not ignore reports of abuse.
|
|
Can we ignore the parts we dislike and cherish the rest?
|
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"Do not ignore what's right in front of us," Walter writes.
|
|
Trump administration statements on asylum consistently ignore the regional refugee crisis.
|
|
He thus tends to ignore those who had no moral dilemmas.
|
|
It's also hard for American companies to ignore surging growth overseas.
|
|
We must not ignore the hate and indifference that spawned them.
|
|
"The administration is now choosing to ignore the deal," Thornberry said.
|
|
A smart campaign can't ignore one kind of media over another.
|
|
James Madison, with Jefferson's support, would likely ignore such an order.
|
|
One approach is to ignore the polls during this tricky period.
|
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Congress is not going to be able to ignore America forever.
|
|
How many times did she and her husband ignore this advice?
|
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But I also can't ignore what's happening in the car business.
|
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Ignore the lingering tides of sexism still awash in the country.
|
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Like any problem, they never go away if you ignore them.
|
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Ignore the voices of all kinds of people at your peril.
|
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"Communicate in a way that someone can't ignore," Ms. Waite said.
|
|
The first thing he would do is try to ignore it.
|
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The "Word rhyming with 'ignore' in 'I Am Woman'" is ROAR.
|
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However, these arguments ignore the reality of how Internet technology works.
|
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Wag, wag, wag the dogQuickly into war...DesperatelyDesperatelyDesperatelyPlease Charlottesville ignore pic.twitter.
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Finally, a way to ignore all those "free" flights you've won.
|
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They have tried to build on them, forget them, ignore them.
|
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It's the one you can't ignore even if you want to.
|
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Police departments and county sheriff's offices are free to ignore it.
|
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Others argued that the mounting allegations were too damaging to ignore.
|
|
"I mean, you have to really ignore what the context was."
|
|
Of course, socially dominant groups have every incentive to ignore luck.
|
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Ignore it completely in favor of a conveniently timed media story.
|
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But this bill allows management to ignore the voice of shareholders.
|
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He doesn't ignore the complicit relationship between artist and art patron.
|
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So I feel we just tried to ignore our other records.
|
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Don't ignore these issues; it's time to take action around them.
|
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Nevertheless, the industry is too lucrative for the banks to ignore.
|
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Seems wrong to ignore historic moment bc male competitor says to.
|
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Don't ignore your inner voice—it's one of your best resources!
|
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Those reports will be the easier ones for Republicans to ignore.
|
|
Your psychic abilities are strong today, so don't ignore your gut.
|
|
You're a logical person, Capricorn, but you can't ignore your gut.
|
|
No matter what, she would always be too magnetic to ignore.
|
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Haha, just going to ignore that pain in my left arm.
|
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I just think we should do more to ignore deniers now.
|
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"We cannot ignore the potential risks [of all tattoos]," Laux says.
|
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But some shopkeepers aren't aware of the warnings, or ignore them.
|
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And you couldn't ignore the huge amount of Irish people there!
|
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There was no way Fox News could ignore this march entirely.
|
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Age-based thresholds like those in Pennsylvania ignore that powerful lesson.
|
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I think the markets have been right to ignore the headlines.
|
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The most popular approach among Republicans was to ignore Trump's behavior.
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Normally, that causes observers to ignore proposed increases in discretionary spending.
|
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They ignore or minimize importance of contextual factors that influence health.
|
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" Rather than ignore the critique, @FrankBruni engaged: "Damn, you got me.
|
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Our urges don't go away because we ignore them, after all.
|
|
Back at N.Y.U., Mr. Johnson tried to ignore the online commotion.
|
|
Meanwhile, world leaders usually ignore places that don't fit their narratives.
|
|
Mr. McGahn is free to continue to ignore the House's subpoena.
|
|
Here's what to pay attention to and what to ignore entirely.
|
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They ignore the Chinese government's efforts to respond to the outbreak.
|
|
Silicon Valley also tends to ignore problems in its own house.
|
|
But to ignore the nominee entirely, as if no vacancy existed?
|
|
He conceded, though, that the news media cannot ignore Mr. Trump.
|
|
Medical doctors outside of mental health care ignore the psychiatric arguments.
|
|
Democrats, meanwhile, would be much more likely to ignore the president.
|
|
To worry that there's no obvious winner is to ignore history.
|
|
We would be foolish, therefore, to ignore the lessons they provide.
|
|
Nor can we ignore the intellectual underpinnings that currently animate it.
|
|
Instagram is next on the list if you ignore Chinese sites.
|
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You smile and nod and ignore the knot in your stomach.
|
|
She could ignore the world of start-ups — until she couldn't.
|
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That's when we want to lean back and just ignore it.
|
|
The answer is that we tend to ignore the big picture.
|
|
We ignore the first, and waste the second, at our peril.
|
|
Still, we ignore topics — and Trumpian set pieces — all the time.
|
|
First, let's confront the issue you wish to ignore: You stink.
|
|
The best and safest option: Why don't we just ignore him?
|
|
Now that the technology is here, it's hard to ignore it.
|
|
But that doesn't mean the media can just ignore these events.
|
|
But some defiant local officials seem to ignore the laws anyway.
|
|
And that if you ignore that, it's going to get worse.
|
|
It's easy to ignore a single voice from a different perspective.
|
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By 22044, it will be impossible to ignore the Next America.
|
|
In fact, they need you around so they can ignore you.
|
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We can't ignore when something bad happens and just accept it.
|
|
Today we're so used to runners that we practically ignore them.
|
|
When we're not affected by something we tend to ignore it.
|
|
But you cannot ignore the data, the curve on the graph.
|
|
"What we don't see is easy to ignore," Dr. Erickson said.
|
|
But I can't ignore them because they're part of the story.
|
|
"I think people will ignore Trump's tweets on this," he said.
|
|
I guess before cellphones, you had to ignore your family somehow.
|
|
If you decline it or ignore it, it will simply stop.
|
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Yet, the U.S. will ignore the Italian tragedy at its peril.
|
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Bad news: Ignore that howling you hear coming from the attic.
|
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But most people ignore one crucial component of it: resistance training.
|
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It was impossible, however, to ignore Ezra Collective when they played.
|
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We've just got to work together and ignore the crazy people.
|
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We've just got to work together and ignore the crazy people.
|
|
But he cannot ignore a growing itch to play baseball again.
|
|
So Mattis told the troops on the border to ignore them.
|
|
Opinion Columnist Why doesn't the news media simply ignore Donald Trump?
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The partisan divide in infections and responses is difficult to ignore.
|
|
" He added, laughing derisively: "We're not even going to ignore them.
|
|
Servers ignore the boxes, leaving guests to discover the option themselves.
|
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I thought I had better ignore the vinegar for a while.
|
|
No, that is as wrong as the prior "Ignore Women" standard.
|
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Or ignore the deterioration of important infrastructure like dams and levees.
|
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And for a while, Medellín could ignore the now-empty Monaco.
|
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"You ignore climate change impacts at your peril, really," she said.
|
|
Those who ignore herstory are doomed not to Ru-peat it.
|
|
But Beard's effect on the Sparks has been hard to ignore.
|
|
But I don't want to just walk by and ignore suffering.
|
|
By and large, mainstream evangelical leaders have opted to ignore Claiborne.
|
|
Beijing, however, would be wrong to ignore Hong Kong's democracy movement.
|
|
Should we ask the parents about this or simply ignore it?
|
|
And they don't dare ignore him, because he keeps getting stronger.
|
|
It took two to ignore the benefits of postwar European integration.
|
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Still, Egypt is a market that ride-sharing companies cannot ignore.
|
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Or ignore her suggestion and simply congratulate her on her retirement.
|
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But true to his style, he didn't ignore the towers' fate.
|
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Many photographers choose to ignore them, however, according to the Globe.
|
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You'll see that the best authors ignore these fussy, fusty rules.
|
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Many clients just wanted to know what they could safely ignore.
|
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Ignore it and you are sloppy and lack attention to detail.
|
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Are you entitled to ignore what a fake human tells you?
|
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This can be you if you just ignore that email counter.
|
|
It seems strange for the Supreme Court to simply ignore them.
|
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And why do so many in the media ignore that question?
|
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The special interests that oppose the change ignore two important facts.
|
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A proper evaluation of his candidacy would not ignore that fact.
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Defendants often settle with National Collegiate or ignore the summons altogether.
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Unless real evidence emerges, I'd encourage you to ignore this theory.
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Yet the instances of overreach have been too numerous to ignore.
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Increasingly, federal officials are deciding to simply ignore President Donald Trump.
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But markets can no longer ignore the threats to its supply.
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None of this is to ignore the positive and inspirational stories.
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She also prides herself in knowing which requests to politely ignore.
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And why Wall Street and trading allies increasingly ignore presidential statements.
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" Mr. Gimson said, "This is Boris saying, 'You can't ignore me.
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But don't ignore your teen's feelings hoping they will go away.
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So, when you feel those things, then do you ignore them?
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In Colorado, Mr. Trump instructed his supporters to ignore the polling.
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But even though it's absurd, it's also too serious to ignore.
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But it's complicated, because you don't want to ignore that fact.
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I've told them we don't need gifts, but they ignore me.
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Mr. Francisco urged the justices to ignore Mr. Trump's campaign statements.
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She bought a desk fan and attempted to ignore her discomfort.
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His choice to invest in that community rather than ignore it.
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Ronald Brownstein: Democrats ignore the Sun Belt at their own peril.
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Tourists ignore the curfew and wander around in immodestly short shorts.
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Hart worked hard to ignore the chatter, refusing to respond directly.
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But Erdogan urged the U.S. president to ignore the media criticism.
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Martin Gilbert: I think probably just ignore it at the moment.
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Buffett urges investors to ignore this and focus on operating results.
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It's a divide that Democratic Party leaders ignore at their peril.
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Can Elizabeth Warren ignore the needs of Partners HealthCare, Boston's behemoth?
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These are the 8 myths about marriage you can safely ignore.
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Some women confront trolls directly, but most try to ignore them.
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For a moment, Mr. Sanders appeared inclined to ignore the interruption.
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I just try to ignore my feelings and enjoy the movie.
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As a result, banks often ignore the "flag" that goes up.
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Don't ignore your instinct, because it's right 99% of the time.
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Revealingly, some Republicans have proclaimed that they will ignore that mandate.
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He showed his wife the message, and decided to ignore it.
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Stresses I was happy to ignore were giving him panic attacks.
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"At Sephora they ignore me, which I like," Ms. Pahle said.
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Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban says to ignore that conventional career advice.
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Commentators seem to ignore the unlawful command influence in these cases.
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"Local control" is something politicians promote or ignore at their convenience.
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They ignore the positive side and broader geopolitics of the region.
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You should ignore any prediction that's based on these dummy models.
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In other words, don't ignore every iPhone 8 report out there.
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She can't ignore him, and neither should the rest of us.
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This is an issue that more and more Iowans can't ignore.
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The Trump administration might simply decide to ignore the organization's decision.
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They could not ignore what Trump did in Ukraine, he said.
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Is it better to fight conspiracy theories or to ignore them?
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Just ignore the fact that it kind of sounds like stalking.
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They're wired to ignore anything that reminds them they are artificial.
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But far too often we focus on one and ignore another.
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We simply cannot ignore these crucial technologies because of privacy fears.
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But the echoes are unmistakable and have become impossible to ignore.
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"To ignore it would be a serious international transgression," she said.
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It's just another reason why you should ignore 5G for now.
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The more support we have, the harder we'll be to ignore.
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Critics say government support can lead companies to ignore economic risks.
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"We can't ignore structural shifts in global interest rates," he said.
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I am not advocating that you ignore your analytical, rational mind.
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And China's ambitions in the field are too big to ignore.
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Past American presidents often wished they could ignore the Middle East.
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The states may ratify these proposals or reject or ignore them.
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If not, ignore it and hit enter to execute the search.
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If your business is targeted, though, don't ignore it, he added.
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And everybody will ignore their orders for three or four years.
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"Higher education an investment we can't afford to ignore" https://t.
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A win this week would be impossible for Furyk to ignore.
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Now, Pelosi is saying Trump's transgressions are too urgent to ignore.
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Luis Carlos Díaz (Venezuela)Authorities ignore deadline for dropping journalist's charges.
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They would ignore the rumblings of public discontent at their peril.
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We ignore her, but it's nice to hear her say it.
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So we have only one option: to ignore them all. #AggressivelyIgnoreTheBrands2020
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We'll ignore the facts because nobody knows what's really true anyway.
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Don't ignore a feeling that you have more than you need.
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Ignore them at the peril of your now thoroughly awakened conscience.
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This current tax bill chooses to ignore these Christian moral values.
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That is not something that the Claimant is entitled to ignore.
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We cannot ignore the realities of the current state of America.
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Ignore the abandoned scooter, a common sight in LA these days.
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As a woman veteran, I try to ignore the shameless stares.
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Her statement is another way of saying: Ignore the hot air.
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They're having to choose whom to treat, and whom to ignore.
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What violence truly hurts me, and what violence do I ignore?
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High blood pressure, in general, is not something we should ignore.
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So am I saying that Democrats should completely ignore budget deficits?
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Or they're at least willing to ignore Trump's comfort with him.
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Mr. King used racist language that was too obvious to ignore.
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Considering the [statistics on world hunger], this is hard to ignore.
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Then again, all of these suggestions ignore a fairly crucial detail.
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For 30 years, we've been told to ignore our moral instincts.
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One which is ignore him and one which is roar back.
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But it's impossible to ignore her beauty, her nudity, her exposure.
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It offers them a way to ignore those rules and regulations.
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I think he shares these priorities and wouldn't ignore our requests.
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But the vast majority of questions completely ignore these institutional realities.
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It's hard to ignore the performative aspects of P-Orridge's work.
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What did we do to either ignore that or assist that?
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Trump's federal bureaucracy will largely ignore climate change and police misconduct.
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"I assume they won't ignore it," Longnecker said of the vote.
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Quinn Leonowicz: You can't ignore that finances are at the top.
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In a Bronx primary, campaigns wouldn't be able to ignore that.
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"The ramifications do need to be there as well if someone does ignore the fact that they have to come in and talk to their probation officer, ignore the fact that they have to get a job, ignore the fact that they might have to take classes or do something that is part of why they were let out," Delozier said.
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And we are going to need to show how wrong this court was to totally ignore the anti-Muslim statements by this president, and to totally ignore that we are a country of checks and balances.
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Just as that waiter's white supervisor told him to ignore what he was feeling, the media and many white voters have essentially told people of color to ignore the horror they haven't yet been able to shake.
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LaVar Balls are everywhere, and, while they doesn't deserve every word of theirs inked in headlines across the sports pages, to ignore the LaVar Balls of the world is to ignore a crucial aspect of the game.
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But because the [tattoos] are not physically a part of my anatomy, I can just ignore them and walk past – it would be harder to ignore and much more personal if they were commenting on my boobs.
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Up until now this has been an area that most miners and oil and gas companies would prefer to ignore, or even if they can't ignore it, they'd rather talk around the issues rather than tackle them.
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And as we grow up we sort of learn to ignore it.
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If there is an order to evacuate, do not ignore the order.
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I started to ignore the negative people and say, 'You know what?
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And yet it would be catastrophic to ignore the protesters' concerns altogether.
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And those who say "just ignore them" drive me almost as nuts.
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Little wonder, perhaps, that staff can ignore alerts, with sometimes fatal consequences.
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These are the places that newspapers either ignore, admonish, or laugh at.
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In many physics problems, we simply ignore the air drag force. Why?
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Southern Californians – some two-thirds of the state – largely ignore the North.
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You can then learn to either accept their advice or ignore it.
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She is still second-guessing her decision to calmly ignore his shenanigans.
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Ignore that I only have 1 pose…Sacramento & Costa Mesa were incredible.
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Though there is that too, the static's hard to ignore these days.
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But as fast paced Americans, I think we often ignore these messages.
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I can't be in a world where I ignore things for comfort.
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We saw Kevin ignore the calls from Kate and Toby that day.
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Screenshot: Sara Haider (Twitter)Once you see it, it's hard to ignore.
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Still, even conservative investors shouldn't ignore stocks in favor of bonds entirely.
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As long as someone is being mean, angry or difficult, ignore them.
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But Tillerson may very well ignore the dissent as have previous administrations.
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And one way way to do that is to ignore it altogether.
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As with most self-imposed restrictions, they're incredibly easy to simply ignore.
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Don't ignore your more complicated emotions today—they're begging to be examined.
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It isn't something we can ignore because it doesn't directly affect us.
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Again, replanting trees might be fine if you ignore the immediate impacts.
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In fact Android will ignore any folder that starts with a period.
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But Amazon executives won't be able to ignore the issue for long.
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It is really hard to quantify, so I decided to ignore it.
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You can either listen to your family, or you can ignore them.
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If Republicans learned anything, it's that the party can't ignore the people.
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He can't ignore all the other women to make Elyse feel better.
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But the bezel that runs down the middle is hard to ignore.
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The one redeeming detail about Altman is that he's easy to ignore.
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Try your very best to ignore the pooping dog in the background.
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Given how bright its facade is, that difference is hard to ignore.
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A winning coalition could ignore some states — just as they do today.
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Twitter has been long-known to ignore reports of threats or abuse.
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But it was hard to ignore the choking smog enveloping China's northeast.
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But choosing to ignore the politics of health is a risky proposition.
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But even if you ignore that massive hit, Snap's losses basically doubled.
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However, there are two major things happening that we can't ignore. 1.
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For corn, its hard to ignore the slow pace of U.S. exports.
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Conte says that around 20 percent of users already ignore the tiers.
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Despite that, making Clips is easy, especially if you ignore Live Titles.
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"So far it was cheaper just to ignore privacy rights," said Schrems.
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It is impossible to ignore the biographical parallels between Foer and Jacob.
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Typically we ignore them, since unproven science can have serious side effects.
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Over the next two years, Facebook seemed to largely ignore the app.
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And it's hard to ignore the cost differences between the two companies.
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The White House said it told Kline to ignore the committee's subpoena.
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It's hard to ignore the synchronicity of Buckley's all-too-brief life.
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People are trying to ignore the locals who are angry about this.
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They ignore her more loudly than they could have screamed at her.
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But it is just as easy for the government to ignore them.
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Ignore him when he does something bad that doesn't really affect you.
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"And if you simply ignore that, there will be consequences," he said.
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SMITH: You even told gun store owners to ignore the President's orders.
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So, he made an app that makes it impossible to ignore him.
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But the chancellor cannot forever ignore the big fiscal challenges facing Britain.
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Why would you just ignore all the best advice in the world?
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By many accounts, companies can no longer afford to ignore these factors.
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China's politics has become the black swan we cannot afford to ignore.
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While for most people, the commercials are still the thing to ignore.
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Yet politicians who ignore it are turning their back on powerful truths.
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Byron hopes the results will send a message the companies can't ignore.
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This doesn't mean you can ignore city government's role in building retrofits.
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" The Spectator: "Ignore the Brexit day party poopers — it's time to celebrate.
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She never tried to erase or ignore the places where we'd broken.
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In office he must ignore them or try to talk them round.
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He obviously knew something was very wrong and chose to ignore it.
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Some Republicans also have questioned allowing agencies to ignore requests from Congress.
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But that doesn't mean Walmart will ignore the same-day delivery market.
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America cannot ignore China's use of students to acquire technology, he argues.
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"You're in space if you can basically ignore the atmosphere," he says.
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But it's getting harder to ignore everything it takes to get there.
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But to ignore Shortcuts would be missing out on the bigger picture.
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We must elect a president who will fight terrorism, not ignore it.
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Trump should ignore the free-traders' howls for a number of reasons.
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I get an email about my student loan disbursement and ignore it.
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Yet it's also not a market Apple can afford to totally ignore.
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What I tried to do was ignore it, turn away, walk away.
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Congestion-fighting measures tend not to work if drivers ignore traffic lights.
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I choose to ignore what will happen once the tinfoil is removed.
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If you always ignore the M Suggestions, you'll see less of them.
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For decades the local Democratic Party's machine was able to ignore Latinos.
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So you might be tempted to ignore the whole thing, but don't.
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Chicago is about the ways we use fantasy to ignore social flaws.
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But to ignore the bread as an afterthought would be a mistake.
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Abuse the music industry has either tried to ignore or outright deny.
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It's getting increasingly difficult to ignore someone online without them knowing it.
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You can take their money and ignore them, just so you know.
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And I think it would be, quite frankly, irresponsible to ignore that.
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Ignore the doubters — or use them as motivation to prove people wrong.
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Cuban: I mean, literally, when I say ignore Silicon Valley, yes. Right?
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If you insult Kim Kardashian West on the Internet, she'll ignore you.
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There is no click-through licence to ignore or password to forget.
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They give shape to latent forces that are already impossible to ignore.
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If you ignore their ears, they look a little like human babies.
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It's easy to ignore those mailers from your 401(k) plan administrator.
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But you have to mostly ignore it or it will kill you.
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Did friends forget you, a teacher ignore you, an adult abuse you?
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Of course, that doesn't mean she's asking radio programmers to ignore her.
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Teach yourself to ignore what Coleman refers to as ''the mundane calls.
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Ignore the quantified peer pressure of Rotten Tomatoes or Box Office Mojo!
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Ignore the Joneses and keep your eye on your own financial future.
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At this point, they ignore their fathers' tutoring altogether, Dr. Long said.
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Her neighbours ignore the possibility that she is the victim of predation.
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If you ignore everything your mentor tells you, you're wasting their time.
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The simplest alternative to Amazon Prime Day is to ignore it altogether.
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Meanwhile, the best response is often to ignore the tinfoil-hat brigade.
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The girls ignore the wide-eyed stares of men in the dhabas.
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It's something we can't ignore because it exists, even within the church.
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Too many blockchain enthusiasts focus on the technology and ignore the rest.
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It's easy to say ignore it, but it's not easy to do.
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Don't ignore your emotions—find a friend you can vent to instead.
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Instead the major media outlets should collectively agree to ignore Trump's tweets.
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"They ignore facts that are inconsistent with their beliefs," he told her.
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I ignore him while struggling to keep the mattress on my shoulder.
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How come when our body is making weird noises, we ignore it?
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We cannot afford to ignore the message because we hate the messenger.
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So it's surprising when they ignore both — or perhaps not so surprising.
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Ideally, Cruz would just ignore Wall Street and revel in its disdain.
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Italy's eurosceptic government could ignore that pressure too, but markets might not.
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Toomey's solution to this political pickle has been to ignore Trump altogether.
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They proceeded to ignore me and I was treated like a criminal.
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It's about finding an excuse to ignore the voices of marginalized people.
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The reality is we cannot be complacent, but we cannot ignore reality.
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We cannot afford to ignore or overlook this part of the population.
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The years when PC enthusiasts could safely ignore AMD CPUs are over.
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But Samsung either didn't recognize the problems or chose to ignore them.
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The Simpsons has an issue that's getting harder and harder to ignore.
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I trained myself to ignore the wrinkles creasing around my freckled temples.
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There's too much collateral damage for them to ignore its ripple effects.
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It is also possible for him to simply ignore the existing agreements.
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To impede this nomination is to ignore the wishes of their constituents.
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But, it isn't easy to ignore those pressures to win, says Hyman.
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You could blissfully ignore that after-hours communique without fear of repercussions.
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Sober clients understand these boundaries but wasted clients often ignore the rules.
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They are global actors, whose voices we ignore at our own peril.
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But what if there was a way to ignore them even harder?
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The scale of what was happening there had become impossible to ignore.
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And we will not ignore attempts to interfere with our democratic processes.
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"It doesn't mean you ignore the serious problems we face," continues Gates.
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The internationalist bureaucracy seemed to ignore the ordinary people of most lands.
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Wealthy people know this and they never, ever ignore their credit score.
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But its modus operandi is intended to be hard to ignore too.
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Ignore it and hope it gets buried among the more positive ones?
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And at the same time, his telepathy becomes cripplingly impossible to ignore.
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As the years went on, the pain became something he couldn't ignore.
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It's also time to ignore Trump's risible efforts to change the subject.
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Turns out, we cannot ignore that kind of attention, kindness, and professionalism.
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While the revamp works around the building's heritage, it doesn't ignore it.
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It has fewer evangelical voters and tends to ignore results in Iowa.
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Does it cheapen earlier plot points when thematic elements ignore literal narrative?
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You're literally leaving money on the table if you ignore this benefit.
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But with her on the hood, she knew he couldn't ignore her.
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The Democrats who talk about impeaching Trump ignore that and the numbers.
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"You can't ignore the timing of this and the symbolism," he said.
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If you ignore that, then you're the tin-foil hat wearing fool.
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You greet them, but they continue to talk and completely ignore you.
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China is boycotting the case and says it will ignore the verdict.
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Citigroup is lobbying its shareholders to ignore criticisms of its pay policies.
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The Democratic Party should ignore him for its own benefit—and ours.
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In another, vultures ignore a dog as they pick at a carcass.
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Family outfits are good at spotting profit centres that corporate giants ignore.
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It can best be used in the future for markets people ignore.
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Now that we know her secret, it's damn near impossible to ignore.
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The Pulitzer doesn't ignore the original ancient contexts of their art, though.
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For these reasons, it's too important for business leaders to simply ignore.
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KS: You can also ignore 73 percent of the things he says.
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It's able to isolate and ignore these to better recognize your commands.
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She decided to ignore the red flag and proceed with the marriage.
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This way, you can ignore the noise and concentrate on the rest.
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Amplify the positive messages, respond to the positive messages, ignore the trolls.
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Clearly, the Trump administration would like the media to ignore climate change.
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We can keep treating symptoms, but we can't ignore the root problem.
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I managed to ignore the signs: the exhaustion, the illnesses, the migraines.
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Not long after, a call for help came that they couldn't ignore.
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But even more damaging, Ms. Credle said, is when men ignore her.
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When a siren blared in the distance, he did not ignore it.
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As she confronts Mr. Trump, the gaps will be harder to ignore.
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They want judges who rely on, rather than ignore, their personal politics.
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Step No. 1 to being better prepared: Don't ignore this looming issue.
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But in recent years, they have become a lot harder to ignore.
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I can, in other words, ignore the Touch Bar without meaning to.
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Or maybe you can, but you explain it away or ignore it.
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