That should make even the most inattentive user perk up.
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No doubt, inattentive driving is to blame in large measure.
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He is an excellent showman but an inattentive, impulsive leader.
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Our server was inattentive, and his timing was a bit off.
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I don't know if we're evil, but we certainly may be inattentive.
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Such fake apps are designed by crafty developers to trick inattentive users.
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Combined with an inattentive safety driver, this failure resulted in Herzberg's death.
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Students tend to know which sites have inattentive proctors or lax policies.
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He's also notoriously inattentive to policy details — including around campaign finance reform.
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Narcissism, for instance, isn't the only explanation for impulsive, inattentive and grandiose behavior.
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Other annoyances include inattentive parents, those who drink excessively on the flight, and complainers.
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And in the past, its stance on obtaining user consent was, let's say, inattentive.
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Tesla believes this restriction will be the most effective in reducing inattentive Autopilot use.
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Bad gossips, on the other hand, are just like bad readers: inattentive and unimaginative.
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"This is no job for impulsive, timid, or inattentive souls," Chief Justice Roberts wrote.
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And it afflicts not only inattentive, "low-information" voters but highly attentive ones too.
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Last year, Tesla changed the the way Autopilot behaves when the driver is too inattentive.
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We're seeing crime lab scandals, the product of bad incentives and an inattentive, overfed system.
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" Reportedly, Reagan's staff also contemplated using Section 4, because "Reagan was 'inattentive,' 'inept' and 'lazy.
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That could be an inattentive human, or software following confused instructions about keeping prices competitive.
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It also accused Dollar Tree of putting underqualified and inattentive store managers in divested stores.
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One serious recurring mistake underground promoters continue to make is being inattentive to proper ventilation.
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Miss Manners recommends this be applied both to the children and to the inattentive parent.
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And perhaps most important of all, children become inattentive in class and unavailable for learning.
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Last but by no means least, Sanders appears to have been inattentive to this matter.
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Audiences no longer accept the inattentive dad who isn't sensitive to the needs of his kids.
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In the end, keeping promises counts in politics — even inattentive voters can spot and punish hypocrisy.
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He was cited for inattentive driving and will have to appear in court in the future.
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The staff was criticized for being cold and inattentive, even to loyal Westin or Marriott guests.
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On certain nights, the whole operation had a slack, inattentive feeling that's rare in new restaurants.
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It is inattentive companies that need surveys to tell them where and how they are going wrong.
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Zoom has previously promoted the feature as a way for educators to keep tabs on inattentive students.
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I'm an Afro-Boricua, an African American Puerto Rican, and I live with depression and inattentive-type ADHD.
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It is well-documented that Trump is a rude, mercurial, vengeful boss who is, oxymoronically, an inattentive micromanager.
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Rebecca is a therapist with an inattentive husband; Naomi (Rudolph) is the overextended mother with no visible help.
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" Vardalos added, "And if you're being fired a lot because you're late or inattentive or moody, eat organic.
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Some women, though, also struggle to orgasm, whether due to sexual dysfunction, an inattentive partner, or simply their biology.
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I'm now 22, and recently I was reevaluated by a different psychiatrist who diagnosed me with ADHD, inattentive type.
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The bots are also equipped with an array of sensors to ensure they don't, say, mow down inattentive texters.
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Buckhorn has vocally criticized Rubio in recent weeks for being inattentive to Florida while he has pursued national office.
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"You have green and inattentive members on the committee, very few who are willing to conduct systematic oversight," Rep.
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In 2012, for example, Huggies pulled an ad that portrayed fathers as bumbling and inattentive after it received complaints.
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Researchers have found that when talking to inattentive listeners, the speakers volunteered less information and conveyed information less articulately.
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In those latter cases, inattentive proprietors are often letting a steady stream of potential advertising dollars fall by the wayside.
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Mine is textbook inattentive, which explains why my symptoms don't align with the characteristics of a rowdy 11-year-old.
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In priming the expectations pump, Trump's aides are portraying him as a restless, fidgeting, abusive, impulsive, rambling, inattentive, unteachable pupil.
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Previously, various warnings were displayed after Summon had been activated, but it's possible that an inattentive driver could've ignored them.
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Smart buyers use the address of an inattentive or absent neighbour with an accessible postbox, and never sign for receipt.
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An economy run for banks, inattentive to black and brown families, will necessarily expand the wide wealth and income gaps.
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He said Russia was either incompetent or inattentive in its failure to secure and destroy Mr. Assad's chemical weapons stockpiles.
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And it comes as the Trump administration is seen in the region as inattentive and unwilling to act as mediator.
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But a golf hazard can come in many forms as long as it lurks to unnerve and exasperate an inattentive golfer.
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A 2015 report from Toronto Public Health found that 13 percent of pedestrians were "inattentive" at the time of a collision.
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For weeks after the street make-out, I let the scene play out over and over in my foggy, inattentive mind.
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McMillan added that he hadn't been in the restaurant during the incident, and blamed alcoholism for making him an inattentive boss.
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In just the last eight months, I've had two cycling accidents when inattentive drivers made right turns and cut me off.
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Inattentive pedestrians and cyclists have resulted in hits and near-hits, though no fatalities in the lane's nearly 10-year history.
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The National Transportation Safety Board said both Tesla's Autopilot and an inattentive driver were likely factors in a fatal 2018 crash.
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It is not difficult to understand why staff can become indifferent or inattentive in this stressful, chaotic, understaffed high-security environment.
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The move to Pittsburgh hasn't done much for his marriage, and even prophets, when inattentive to their wives, will suffer consequences.
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According to the ADHD resource, ADDitude magazine, types of ADHD include inattentive, hyperactive-impulsive (very much what it sounds like), and combination.
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The jury rejected the hotel's contention that the incident was entirely the responsibility of a determined criminal, not an inattentive hotel staff.
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Unfortunately, his fear was legitimate—he's visited inattentive, dismissive psychiatrists who don't bother examining his medical history or listening to him carefully.
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Personal Health I've had two recent cycling accidents in which I had the right of way but inattentive drivers cut me off.
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Ms. McGill Johnson of Planned Parenthood pushed back against criticism that her group was inattentive to the needs of small abortion providers.
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Students who reported often experiencing 6 or more inattentive or hyperactive-impulsive symptoms were found to be ADHD symptom-positive, according to JAMA.
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We were then forced to face uncomfortable truths about officials' involvement in the failed banking sector, as well as about inattentive government watchdogs.
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Ronald Reagan's budget director, David Stockman, wrote a book describing an amiable but inattentive and unsophisticated president whose funny math disguised rising deficits.
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He wore his uniform sloppily, could be inattentive in garrison and did not show the enthusiasm and initiative of some of his peers.
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The following February, Trump shared a video of the 2019 State of the Union address created by Donktum edited to make Democrats seem inattentive.
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But if your caregiver was not so attuned to your needs, was intrusive or inattentive, you might develop what is called an insecure attachment.
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For a child who is easily distracted, an assessment of normal, inattentive behavior by one could be a formal diagnosis of A.D.H.D. by another.
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My husband was not inattentive, but he happens to be legally blind, so I felt an additional responsibility to keep our two sons safe.
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Again, it's not that people in close relationships are purposefully neglectful or inattentive, it's simply human nature to become complacent about what we know.
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I also remember thinking that if anything could wound this seemingly bulletproof survivor, it was the suggestion that she was an irresponsible, inattentive mom.
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On the visit, at a playground in a park, Cole saw her as dangerously inattentive, letting Joanie climb too high on the monkey bars.
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O. K., cellphones are making us rude and inattentive, but medical experts don't totally buy the idea that technology is also warping our skeletons.
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Many self-driving vehicles from numerous companies have been struck by inattentive or careless drivers in California, according to reports to filed with the state.
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The friendliest spin about Trump that you ever hear from inside the White House is that the president is immature and inattentive, not actively malicious.
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"By numerous witness accounts, Kathleen Steele was an inattentive parent and Frankie and Philip were largely unsupervised and had very serious behavior issues," Gualtieri said.
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Icahn prefers to describe himself in more righteous terms, as a warrior for stockholders who have been disenfranchised by inattentive corporate boards and myopic executives.
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Treatment for kids ADHD is a disorder that deals with the inability to focus, and it comes in three types: inattentive, hyperactive/impulsive and combined.
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Then Bernstein gives his analysis, no emphasis added: Did the elderly stick with stocks in 1979 because they were out of step, inattentive, or senile?
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The Model 3 scored an astounding 94% in the Safety Assist category for halting automatically for pedestrians and cyclists, as well as correcting inattentive driving.
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Rather, overworked and inattentive guards, insufficient medical care, and a failure to follow written jail policies are entirely normal experiences for inmates across the country.
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The National Transportation Safety Board said both Tesla's Autopilot system and an inattentive driver played a role in a fatal 2018 crash, The Verge reported.
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On Tuesday, he repeated his view that Russia was either incompetent or inattentive in its failure to secure and destroy Mr. Assad's chemical weapons stockpiles.
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Or can they be mad, crooked, hubristic liars, unfaithful husbands, self-absorbed and inattentive parents and still bear urgent messages we'd do well to heed?
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No helmets, though, which for casual riders are probably a good idea given how crowded our main thoroughfares are and how inattentive most drivers here are.
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But if Moscow expands its Africa policy after the summit and under the West's inattentive watch, it could be a far greater worry for the West.
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Photographs by Katy Grannan, Catherine Opie, Diane Arbus, and Nan Goldin all show men who are vulnerable, dazed, attempting to be seductive but also shyly inattentive.
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She starts out as kind of a ball-buster who's inattentive and dismissive to her assistant (Josh Brener), and she tends to think only about herself.
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A prosecutor concluded that she had not been inattentive and bore no responsibility for the animal's death — but not before the mother found herself roundly condemned.
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He's been inattentive, ill-informed, dishonest, and ineffective, capping it with tonight's solemn pledge of solidarity that's totally disconnected from the actual reality on the ground.
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I mention this because a tin ear for Portuguese makes me typical in an art world that, with exceptions, has long been inattentive to Latin America.
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Their efforts and the soft-and-shiny, sun-drenched look of Brett Pawlak's cinematography might fool the inattentive into mistaking "Life Itself" for a good movie.
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"The inattentive [type of ADHD] seems to be a little bit more common in girls," says Saira Kalia, assistant professor of clinical psychiatry at University of Arizona.
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The defense team appeared to want to show the banks had been inattentive or that Manafort wasn't the only person to blame when he received the loans.
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She was stunningly inattentive to her physical self—surprised by her own menstrual cycles, shocked that childbirth was painful, often forgetful about showering or changing her clothes.
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The separatists have long argued that their region is culturally distinct from the rest of Senegal, and has suffered from inattentive governments in the country's capital, Dakar.
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The book portrays Mr. Trump as inattentive, surrounded by aides who belittle his intelligence and capabilities, and describes the president as presiding over a dysfunctional White House.
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"We considered, however, that the men were portrayed as somewhat hapless and inattentive, which resulted in them being unable to care for the children effectively," they added.
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His job is to deliver Brexit and win Mr. Johnson five years more in office, making up for the prime minister's deficiencies as a lazy, inattentive bumbler.
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Leftists are correct that neoliberal faith in the market was far too devout; conservatives are right that liberals have been too inattentive to the importance of community.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio has a reputation for being inattentive to the minutia of governing New York City, favoring broad policy initiatives to nuts-and-bolts metrics.
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And so her inner life is subsumed until season 3, when she can no longer ignore her unhappiness in her marriage to the inattentive doctor Mitch (Geoff Stults).
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On top of that, it's an ungainly shape: the decorative side turbines tend to get caught on chairs, the corners of buildings, and the legs of inattentive parents.
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A person with the inattentive type of ADHD -- also called attention-deficit disorder, or ADD -- has trouble following directions or paying attention to details and is easily distracted.
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While there are upsides to staying connected, social media's constant presence can lead to inattentive teenagers who are more engaged with their phones than the world around them.
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Soma Vine Village, a bit further down the road, was utterly forgettable, with inattentive servers at the restaurant during lunch and flat, uninspiring wines at the tasting room.
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But in recent years, the American Psychiatric Association added to its guide of mental health conditions that diagnosis should also include some children who are inattentive, Bao said.
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People with adult ADHD may have more inattentive symptoms like being forgetful or having difficulty concentrating, whereas children with ADHD may have more hyperactive symptoms, Arseneault said by email.
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Our sources say the basis for the alleged negligence on Steindorff's part is that she was sitting at the light after it turned green because she had been inattentive.
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Today, ADHD is one of the most common neurodevelopmental problems in childhood, and it's diagnosed when normal characteristics of being a kid — being inattentive, fidgeting a lot — become disruptive.
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But it blamed the crash on an inattentive Tesla driver&aposs over reliance on technology and a truck driver who made a left turn in front of the car.
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" When it was relayed that Sabathia's growth stood out because it was clearly groomed, not the result of inattentive maintenance, Girardi said: "I don't stare at him that close.
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It's interesting, Jenner was eventually tagged with inattentive driving for the PCH wreck last year, but due to there being a fatality ... she was initially investigated for vehicular manslaughter.
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The New York Times article indicates Trump's own tax accountant found him inattentive, and nothing that Trump has said in public has revealed a deep knowledge of the tax code.
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Before we trigger mass panic about a generation of hyperactive, inattentive, cocaine-using post-millennials, it's important to note that these experiments have attracted criticism for a number of reasons.
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A newly discovered variation of an old technique might make it easier for hackers to convince inattentive users of Google Voice and Alexa smart speakers to cough up their passwords.
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And for those worried that all these mapping and traffic analytics tools are making for inattentive, screen-gazing motorists, there's Text to Ticket, which lets users submit videos of distracted drivers.
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Many of those accidents are the result of inattentive drivers looking at their mobile phones, and the board wants states to toughen laws against using cellphones or texting behind the wheel.
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Officials like McMaster, Tillerson, and Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis, the thinking went, would corral the inexperienced and inattentive president and essentially ensure that traditional American foreign policy remained in place.
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Even though I received mediocre, inattentive care from her, I stuck with her until she, too, left that practice, and then bounced around to a few other providers there for several years.
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From the start, they were frustrated by beIN Sports' often intermittent and inattentive coverage of women's tennis, which was frequently relegated in the United States in favor of other sports, particularly soccer.
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We learn that the young John was a piano prodigy with inattentive parents, which might account for the outrageous costumes John would later wear onstage, each sparkle demanding his audience's full attention.
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Patients and mental health advocates describe them as bleak, lonely places, often reliant on medications, inattentive to people's other ailments and severe in how they deny people of their rights and choices.
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The decoys shoulder the responsibility of testing the accuracy of a survey carried out by volunteers who are sometimes too timid to approach homeless people or are too inattentive to spot them.
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Conservative media outlets have incessantly painted conventional party leaders as overly accommodating to liberalism, ineffective in achieving major rightward policy shifts, and inattentive to the costs and threats of contemporary social change.
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A.D.H.D. is a complex disorder, with an array of symptoms that can be roughly grouped as inattentive type (difficulty sustaining focus) or hyperactive-impulsive type (restless, disruptive), with many children exhibiting both types.
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While Bachmann diligently requested briefings and studied classified materials — "She was running for president, so she wanted to learn," one former committee staff member says — Nunes gained a reputation as an inattentive student.
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After that he held an assortment of jobs, including stevedore and construction worker, served in the Soviet army and later returned to the institute, still somewhat inattentive: He began writing prose during lectures.
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The FTA report found that violations occur when train operators are unfamiliar with signal locations, are inattentive or confused when leaving a station or don't properly communicate with the Rail Operations Control Center.
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Pugh plays Dani, a young woman who, in the aftermath of an unspeakable tragedy, accompanies her inattentive boyfriend Christian (Jack Reynor) and his friends to a remote Swedish folk festival celebrating the summer solstice.
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I didn't experience this issue in my test drive, but I could see how it could become dangerous, especially if the driver becomes inattentive and fails to check blind spots before confirming the lane change.
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In this section, Dani has been slowly becoming aware that she's trying too hard to make excuses for Christian, who seems disconnected from her, forgetting her birthday and generally being inattentive to her emotional state.
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A salvager named Amy Ferrier shows up on an abandoned space station run by an inattentive corporation, piecing together what disaster has befallen its crew, with the help of an unnervingly philosophical AI called Odin.
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Between the lines: NHTSA's own guidance says an unreasonable risk to safety may occur if a manufacturer fails to account for "any foreseeable misuse" of their technology by a driver who is distracted or inattentive.
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After adjusting for IQ and family adversity, the results showed that five- and six-year-old boys and girls who were inattentive in kindergarten had lower annual earnings between the ages of 463 and 35.
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Some nights I listen to our daughter breathe, and in the darkness, I am back there in that ultrasound office, inattentive, happy, cold jelly on my belly, waiting for a badump bump that never came.
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Basically, it's good news to people who get too many messages and like to keep their notification badges cleared — but not as good if you're inattentive and only notice new messages when it's way too late.
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That's according to a 246-year study, published in the Journal of American Medical Association Psychiatry last month, which found that inattentive children are more likely to earn lower salaries in their early to mid-225s.
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The big picture: Distracted driving isn't the same as inattentive driving, and understanding the difference could help automakers design safer cars, according to a Ward's Auto story penned by Steve Tengler, a veteran engineer turned consultant.
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Everything you wanted to know about sexting but were afraid to ask But if your caregiver was not so attuned to your needs, was intrusive or inattentive, you might develop what is called an insecure attachment.
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The United States Coast Guard found probable cause that the captain of a tourist duck boat in Missouri that sank last month committed misconduct, was negligent or inattentive to his duties, federal prosecutors said in court motions.
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The Penguins scored just seconds later, when a clearing pass by goalie Jean-Francois Berube (28 saves) sailed by an inattentive Nick Leddy and right to Sundqvist, who fired it home for the rare unassisted shorthanded goal.
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Sparks fly from the start between Jamie and Laura, too — especially since Henry seems inattentive and overbearing, even if he isn't violent or mean in the way his father is — but propriety and position put barriers between them.
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Tesla has altered the way its system operates since the accident, adding a feature that disengages the Autopilot system entirely if a driver is continually inattentive, and slowing the vehicle to a stop if warnings are repeatedly ignored.
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If you get a failure in each of those situations -- a stressed gate agent or broken ticket scanner, an inattentive passenger wearing headphones, and a half empty plane -- then there is the possibility of a flight mix-up.
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And a further side note: the only time the amendment was briefly considered by a President's staffers was for Ronald Reagan, who staffers thought for a time was "inept and inattentive," according to a memo at the time.
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Such vehicles have been shown to encourage unsafe driving behavior, with drivers reading more, texting more, and generally being inattentive, while still operating under the expectation that the driver will take over if the vehicle encounters a dangerous situation.
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" Or when Annabeth (Kristin Stokes) describes her inattentive mother, Athena, in a neat triple rhyme: "She's smart and she's wise / She's sworn off gluten and she's sworn off guys / But if she came to camp it'd be a surprise.
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"Why did you inflict violence upon us and our fellow Dharma brothers and sisters?" they wrote, describing incidents that had set him off, like his food not being hot enough, his assistant being inattentive or his girlfriends upsetting him.
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Another message described targeting a doctor who "runs a very shady pill mill" and is "extremely moody, lazy and inattentive," yet he was recruited to the speaker series and two years later was averaging over 10 prescriptions per week.
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Why: The NTSB said the driver was inattentive, asserting that although the crossing signals were active when the truck was nearly a half-mile away, the driver didn't start braking until his truck was 300 feet from the crossing.
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"People do not think their voice matters, and they talk to the like-minded, and they are dispirited and inattentive," said Jim Fishkin, director of the Center for Deliberative Democracy at Stanford and one of the creators of this research method.
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Its demands include reducing a recording session to two hours if it is vocally taxing on the voice actor and the elimination of what it calls "reckless and ill-advised fines" against actors for being late or inattentive during recording sessions.
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So many of them race about the city as if in a grand prix: they speed around blind corners, brake sharply at the very last minute and take off from traffic lights quickly enough almost to unseat an inattentive passenger.
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Dollar Express has filed a lawsuit against Dollar Tree, saying that the larger chain drove Dollar Express out of business by opening new shops near the new chain and putting underqualified and inattentive store managers in divested stores, among other actions.
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More recently, the declining cost of cameras and infrared sensors has resulted in some higher-end systems that can go a step further, and identify changes to a driver's eyes—tell-tale signs that might indicate drowsiness or inattentive driving.
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Loved but ignored by their inattentive mother, who is separated from their policeman father and struggling to carry on, the boys spend long summer days in the pool of their rundown apartment complex, spinning tall tales and devising private games.
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He's a fresh instrument added to the most surgical offense in history; a precise bulldozer who plunges through inattentive defenses that have no choice but to submit whenever he seals his man with 19 seconds still on the shot clock.
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We will refrain from saying anything mean about Junior because, after all, he was the one who grew up in a home where he broke his leg due to an inattentive babysitter and found his nanny dying in the basement.
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On the other end of the cine-spectrum, I recommend Yeon Sang-ho's "Train to Busan," a pulse-pounder that focuses on an inattentive businessman and his young daughter who become trapped on a train of fast-moving chomping zombies.
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The 12-episode long series, each a feature-length stand-alone in clear homage to Black Mirror, will follow a new release model, with episodes arriving the first weekend of every month, shirking the en-masse bingeing habits of an increasingly inattentive audience.
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His vetting process didn't work well, he was inattentive to personnel matters, and as a consequence crucial jobs at the Federal Reserve Board and the Federal Housing Finance Agency were unfilled at the time when smart leadership there could have boosted the recovery.
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If Kushner is swamped by email and inattentive to details like remembering the name of the Russian ambassador to the United States after meeting him, then the President's son-in-law should not be tasked with running so many key government initiatives.
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Minnie Goetze (Bel Powley), a 83-year-old would-be cartoonist, navigates 1976 San Francisco while living with her boozy, inattentive mother (Kristen Wiig) and sleeping with her mother's loafer boyfriend (Alexander Skarsgard) in Marielle Heller's adaptation of the trippy Phoebe Gloeckner novel.
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Minnie Goetze (Bel Powley), a 15-year-old would-be cartoonist, navigates 1976 San Francisco while living with her boozy, inattentive mother (Kristen Wiig) and sleeping with her mother's loafer boyfriend (Alexander Skarsgard) in Marielle Heller's adaptation of the trippy Phoebe Gloeckner novel.
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Goodwin is diagnosed with cancer, on top of which he's about to become a father, on top of which his marriage is in jeopardy — he's been an inattentive husband to Georgia (Lisa O'Hare), because he cares so damn much about his work.
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He's not a doctor; he's Doogie Howser, M.B.A. An opening scene establishes the dynamic, as a Bunker Hill employee, wielding a futuristic glass tablet, swoops into another hospital to offer help to the parents of a comatose girl whose inattentive doctor has declared beyond hope.
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Ms. Hubbard believed that humans would graduate to a new level of cooperation and enlightenment, and in her speech — delivered to a largely inattentive audience, and not in the prime-time television window — she suggested who might lead the way into that brave new world.
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This on-off rhythm, so fundamental to the structure of Lax's poetry, actually presents a salutary model for reading Lax and difficult poetry in general: alternately slow and fast, attentive and inattentive, neither pole privileged but instead adopted to suit the occasion and mood.
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In any given class, inattentive behavior among younger, August-born children may be perceived, in some instances, to reflect symptom of A.D.H.D., rather than the relative immaturity that is biologically determined and to be expected among children who are nearly one year younger than September-born classmates.
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Some of this book's chapters were published as separate essays in The New Yorker and The Atlantic, and either because of inattentive editing or unavoidable transitional needs, the same information is reintroduced several times — a nuisance in so small a volume but not a great crime.
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The decision raised the question of whether the CFPB, whose September accord with Wells Fargo & Co over unauthorized customer accounts sparked a national scandal, was inattentive toward enforcing one of its own settlements, at a time that some Republican lawmakers hope to strip some of the agency's power.
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Governor Scott's administration for a time barred the use of the term "climate change" in official documents, and the governor was so inattentive to Florida's many climate-related risks, including sea level rise and flooding, that he was sued by a group of young people for ignoring the issue.
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When President Ronald Reagan appointed former Senator Howard H. Baker Jr. as chief of staff after the Iran-contra scandal broke, the new team arriving in the West Wing heard that the aging president was increasingly "inattentive and inept," as a report prepared by a Baker aide put it.
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"Accidents become common as pedestrians have to learn to watch out for cars, and vice versa," the narration, read by the actor Liev Schreiber, says, as a police officer picks up an inattentive woman and carries her out of the way of an oncoming vehicle on a city street.
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Having given the subject a great deal of thought since, Kirsten now believes that she was inattentive partly because of her vague discomfort and partly because she was busy wondering if Sean and Renee would break up and, if they did, how she, Kirsten, would make her move.
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This despite the fact that in between each scene on her hands and knees she meticulously picked from the floor every speck of food, during which time the weary audience talked and checked phones, inattentive — after their first several viewings — to the abject ritual on taking place on the stage.
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Although she claims that she faked her inattentive symptoms to secure her script for Adderall, it could be that Schwartz did and does in fact have a milder, subclinical form of A.D.H.D., given what appears to be a history of repeated problems with procrastination and inconsistent effort, particularly during college.
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The whiteboard was quite likely a helpful aid; the methodical parsing of every detail — hotel receipts, credit card statements and passports, among other things — mixed with constant interruptions over legal points left many jurors inattentive, with some even nodding off, as the trial has dragged on at a sluggish pace.
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Yet the Future Library begins to look less twee, less inattentive, when one considers the bonfire that consumed 40,000 books in Alexandria in 48 B.C. or, this summer, the stray paper lantern that set the Museu Nacional of Brasil on fire, destroying manuscripts and artifacts collected over two hundred years.
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When Bannon, Michael Flynn and others try to make Trump into a revolutionary foreign policy president, they will be taking on the entire foreign policy establishment under a leader who may sympathize with them, but is inattentive, unpredictable and basically uninterested in anything but his own status at the moment.
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But Ruiz's goal neatly encapsulated the current state of the United States, which, in the nearly two years since the last World Cup was played, has often looked inattentive and uninspired — whether in last summer's Gold Cup, during autumn friendlies or in front of a raucous, foreign crowd that cheered on the Chapines.
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Between companies like GLORY sharing their fights on YouTube and the UFC's terrific Fight Pass service acquiring the rights to the libraries of shows as diverse as the Eddie Bravo Invitational and Invicta FC, it is a tremendous time to be a fight fan with a desk job and an inattentive manager.
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A 2018 study by Catholic Legal Immigration Network and the Asylum Seekers Advocacy Project, for example, offered suggestive evidence that families were trying to keep track of their court dates, but bureaucratic and structural issues — from inattentive lawyers to trouble getting the hearing moved to the correct location — got in the way.
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Lapses in security ranged from employees entering the premise without having their bags searched to inattentive night counts and incomprehensive cell searches among other things, according to the AP. "The extent of complacency and failure to adhere to the most basic security standards uncovered by my investigation was egregious and inexcusable," Scott reportedly said.
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When I finally identified some peculiar prandial permutation of edibles he would eat with reliability — for a spell, cubes of flavorless chicken breast, still-frozen peas and a ketchup smiley face — I would begin its preparation, only to be met with the fury of a thousand Jewish grandmothers confronted with an inattentive deli waiter.
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Lauer didn't do this because he is biased, or because he is inattentive — he did it because he is used to reporting on elections from a place of rough equivalence, and he is flummoxed by this election, which offers no such safe harbor for journalists uncomfortable with the very real differences between the two parties' nominees.
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Though the defeat could quickly be forgotten with a bounce-back performance against Guatemala on Tuesday in Columbus, Ohio, there were a number of disturbing signs, mainly that the United States looked just as it did last fall — unable to string passes together, lacking in ideas about how to break down the Guatemala defense and caught being inattentive on Guatemala's two goals.
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There are still many questions in introducing autonomous vehicles into our current transportation systems– what level of autonomony will be required for inattentive driving under various conditions, will most people continue to own cars, how will street parking change — but dealing with these issues is clearly less expensive than the massive investment of building new highways, bridges, or rail lines.
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The atomic massacre in the novel is triggered by four intersecting errors: North Korean troops mistakenly shoot down a South Korean airliner; Seoul retaliates by striking one of Kim's palaces; Kim, convinced he's being targeted for assassination, then steels himself for a desperate war of survival; at which moment, an inattentive, irritable Trump, distracted by a delayed golf game, tweets a personal insult directed at Kim's sister.
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Since he wrote "Syntactic Structures" in 1957, Mr Chomsky has argued that human language is fundamentally different from any other kind of communication, that a "linguist from Mars" would agree that all human languages are variations on a single language, and that children's incredibly quick and successful learning (despite often messy and inattentive parental input) points to an innate language faculty in the brain.
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One study published in the Journal of Travel Research found that the early days of a digital detox can produce feelings of anxiety, frustration and withdrawal, with symptoms like insomnia, depression and something called "inattentive blindness" caused when users who've become so accustomed to digital assistance in keeping track of appointments, navigating from place to place and retrieving phone numbers put their prefrontal cortex into overdrive to compensate.
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And the claim that critics bring unique attention to their work seems inattentive to the tenor of an age that brings us Genius (an open online tool for annotating pop lyrics and other vital cultural texts in the manner of "The Norton Shakespeare") and what's been called "recap culture" (a redoubt of erstwhile English majors poring over last night's TV in a flutter of summary, analysis, cross-analysis, and intertextual concordance).
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The lower speed and reverse settings will send it forward at 2 miles per hour, but at top speed, it'll run at 5 miles per hour (there is a physical governor that you can screw into place to limit the speed to the lower setting), fast enough to prompt an inattentive bystander to jump out of the way, or to run to catch up before their diminutive driver vanishes out of sight.
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If an inattentive crew allows a runaway trim to drop the nose too far below the horizon and the crew reacts with full up elevator, the nose will rise as certification standards require, but it may remain below the horizon for a period sufficient to allow the airspeed to continue to increase and bust right through the maximum speed, at which point recovery becomes impossible if you don't lay into the electric trim.
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The old assumptions — that truth matters, that lies shame the liar, that in a democracy the press and the public must have a right to interrogate those who seek the top jobs — have all been swept aside by the Tories' conviction that in an inattentive, dissatisfied, cacophonous world, victory will go to the most compelling entertainer, the most plausible and shameless deceiver, the leader who can drill home a repetitive and seductive incantation.
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The evidence, however, suggests something rather different and darker — that as the balance of power shifts away from party establishments and toward the mass public, we will get government driven by the whims of the inattentive and uninformed, and there won't be much beyond dumb luck standing between the republic and a telegenic demagogue who happens to secure the backing of the minority of people who bother to vote in primary elections.
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Her prose can be inattentive ("take the bull by the horns"; "putting on a brave face"); her account of the period's social and political unrest is laboured and lacking in fresh insights; and her consideration of the writing of Evelyn and Pepys suffers from a lack of comparison with that of the century's other great life-writers—one thinks of George Fox, a Quaker, or John Rogers, a member of the Fifth Monarchy, an extreme Puritan sect.
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As soon as she was off the lift she girded up her skirts, and took off her sandals and set them on the crate along with the small bag that held everything else she owned now—her identity tabula and a few small toiletries—and then set out on the long stop-and-start trek through the docks, swerving around inattentive travelers when she could, the time display in her vision reassuring her, at least, that she still had plenty of time to reach her ship, which was, predictably, in the section of the docks farthest from where she'd entered.
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