I see how indifference to child culture was in no way indifference to children.
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"Indifference kills, and we desire to lift up our voices in opposition to this murderous indifference," he said.
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The accusations of "isolationism" and "unilateralism" are actually aimed not at sheer indifference to various world events, but at self-interested indifference.
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It's probably somewhere in the middle, a mixture of indifference and a historical precedent building on a similar indifference that's lingered forever in games, Japanese or otherwise.
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But inside Facebook, the reaction was markedly different — indifference.
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The problem is to materialize nothingness, to trace the filigree of the void at the edge of the void, to play according to the mysterious rules of indifference at the limits of indifference.
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Is this turning into a crisis of inaction or indifference?
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A simple lack of interest and indifference will likely do.
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I shrugged with a "girl, I guess" kind of indifference.
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"Yes, it's me, you bastard," Ri sneers, with jaded indifference.
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International skepticism surrounding North Korea's nuclear abilities underpins traders' indifference.
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As with life, utter indifference is often an acceptable reaction.
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His borderline indifference to health reform was startling to witness.
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"Environmental Racism + Indifference = Lead in the Water & Blood," he tweeted.
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What makes Jaber so unusual is his indifference to terrorists.
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Instead, we are seeing a callous indifference to worker safety.
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What's scarier here is the indifference of the Delos Corporation.
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When Eddie wasn't expressing hostility, he showered me with indifference.
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"There seems to be an indifference to risk," he says.
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But they've been met with indifference at the state level.
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Rather, it is more a question of indifference to history.
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Call it tolerance or indifference, that reception distinguished New York.
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"That displays a shocking degree of indifference," Mr. Rothman said.
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"It was another proof of art's indifference," the narrator writes.
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" Responses from New Yorkers ran from "indifference to vehement objection.
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Mr. Lauer's indifference to her situation also hurt, she said.
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She warned against being seduced by nihilism, cynicism or indifference.
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Whatever indifference the world gives you, he felt it, too.
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The indifference might disappear if policies cause grievous economic pain.
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It was his indifference to the value of Laquan's life.
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"For me, the worst thing would be indifference," she said.
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It is a reaction to the universe's indifference to us.
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Every moment of their indifference is tainted by my anger.
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" "This is the kind of indifference that must be stopped.
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But in New York, he notes, the indifference is exaggerated.
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The refugees are adrift on a sea of global indifference.
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So in that way, there's that common attitude of indifference.
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In each case, the victims felt Uber showed indifference and denial.
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Remember that the opposite of love is not hate but indifference.
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America locks up the mentally frail "out of indifference", he says.
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But people respected her manifest indifference to her own material comfort.
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Indifference and inaction toward data collection become a lot more absurd.
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But most of the park service's problems come from congressional indifference.
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The current Braves were planned just enough to invite Heaven's indifference.
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Indifference in this case is first and foremost our own loss.
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Labour's Jeremy Corbyn seems to be arousing widespread indifference by comparison.
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Our indifference reaches a peak, begins to decline—and panic emerges.
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The opposite of love is not hate, he said, but indifference.
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Through incompetence or indifference, McConnell has proven himself incapable of both.
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We must not ignore the hate and indifference that spawned them.
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The June report also noted Conway's public indifference toward the violations.
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The razzle-dazzle of his peers illuminates his indifference to it.
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Just another example of this administration's indifference to brown people's humanity.
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What I see as the shortcomings of Lovecraft's cosmic indifference philosophy.
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Our national conversation about Russia is alternating between indifference and hysteria.
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"To him, indifference was the world's worst poison," Mr. Guterres said.
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We find refuge not in compassion, but in our indifference. Why?
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To her, such purposefully sloppy dungarees reflect not indifference, but care.
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We feel this silence is not a matter of callous indifference.
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The indifference only fueled her resentment and propelled her to run.
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Ms. Lucas's indifference to conventional comportment is, like her art, liberating.
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The pocket of resistance has often faced skepticism, condemnation and indifference.
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Above all, you could smell it in Trump's indifference to truth.
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Part of my indifference was that I'd expected this to happen.
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And we are shocked to discover that our indifference has consequences.
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Meanwhile, I have been shocked by the indifference shown by politicians.
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" Rather, he said, there was "an attitude of complacency and indifference.
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Silence, indifference or inaction is as incriminatory — at least to me.
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This indifference sometimes bleeds over into my public comings and goings.
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The shocking thing isn't their indifference to the misery they're causing.
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When they did notice, the response was often disgust or indifference.
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Some of it reached ridiculous levels — "you see, you can derive trade indifference curves by sliding the production possibility block along consumer indifference curves" — but some of that machinery can be very useful as tools for clarification.
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The EU must reconsider its indifference to popular worries, particularly about migration.
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But a company called Made in Space is indifferent to space's indifference.
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Your indifference cost these men and women their most valuable commodity: time.
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The silence around black women is not simply a matter of indifference.
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However prominent those cries, they may well be met with popular indifference.
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Individual loss meets official indifference; personal sacrifice meets the immensity of history.
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Ms Macel says her show is a reaction to "individualism and indifference".
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He plays Valerian with a haughty indifference and cold, bro-y demeanour.
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I bore witness to the sense of indifference that clouded their deaths.
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But the older boys continued to mill about, eying us with indifference.
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I think there was a certain amount of skepticism and downright indifference.
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Serena, facing a glacier of indifference, is compelled to do something radical.
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The embassy is fed up with his indifference to basic hygiene; his
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Well all know what happened as a result of this cavalier indifference.
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The seeds were sown early for my general indifference towards hardcore porn.
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Of course, the Saudis aren't alone in their indifference to civilian life.
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But something strange has happened on the way to U.S.-Chinese indifference.
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These standards demonstrate astounding indifference to the realities faced by everyday women.
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Foreigners' soccer was viewed with haughty indifference by the English soccer establishment.
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After years of indifference, the world could turn its head no more.
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One is there's a huge amount of inertia and indifference around listings.
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I had spent my life avoiding conflict by fleeing or feigning indifference.
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Clinton blasted for what she described as his indifference to climate change.
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This is the violence of institutions; indifference and inaction and slow decay.
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Or, we could fight against the nihilistic indifference that spawns our destructiveness.
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So the leaders largely responded to Mr. Trump's attacks with feigned indifference.
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That generations of indifference would not exact a toll on the subways?
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When such movements were brutally repressed, Havana and Moscow reacted with indifference.
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It's indifference, it's us not doing what we are supposed to do.
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We are dealing with a presidency fueled by hate, greed and indifference.
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He plays roughly and beautifully, connoting both seriousness and indifference to decorum.
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Waking up to the result of their indifference they belatedly repudiated Jones.
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Leonie's neglect and indifference of her children is present throughout the novel.
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The sisterhood among the madam's prostitutes easily devolves into betrayal or indifference.
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When "The Shining" debuted in theaters in 1980, critics sniffed with indifference.
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Franny is frustrated by her family's indifference to her (sometimes smothering) efforts.
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Perhaps what surprised me most about suburban tango was its deafening indifference.
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In contrast, Bangladeshis' response to partition can seem to verge on indifference.
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In any of these cases, the price of indifference would be catastrophic.
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This indifference goes both ways, it seems, in 21st century American politics.
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Both aviation authorities met Pierson&aposs complaints with "indifference," his lawyer said.
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But not everyone in her family shares her indifference toward her name.
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Water here collaborates with sky to deliver ravishment from the universe's indifference.
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With it, the subtle indifference to him in the UK is thawing.
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February 29, then, is an occasion to mark the indifference of space.
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Indifference to sexual abuse contributed to electing this president, an election that in turn fueled the #MeToo movement against that indifference with a rage that the events surrounding Judge Kavanaugh will likely continue to focus and accelerate further.
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In March, WIRED magazine published an article on how the major candidates view cybersecurity, assessing the range critically "from total indifference to mild indifference" while conceding that the broad outlines of cybersecurity positions would surely be refined with time.
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Despite their neglect and callous indifference, both Ms. Jackson and her child survived.
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There's a general feeling of indifference in the press and with online observers.
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They're so good they make you wonder about the cruel indifference of beauty.
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"This is turning into a crisis of inaction and indifference," the CEO said.
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"It's October 83," she replies with the perfect balance of indifference and temptation.
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The generally rapturous audience treated Mr McDonnell's ideas with boredom verging on indifference.
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Revealingly, the non-agricultural Maasai villagers look at their cohabitating mice with indifference.
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Politics, unlike digital images, can't float forever in a sea of pleasant indifference.
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"And you can market to love and hate; you cannot market to indifference."
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And you also realize the indifference of your friends who don't have kids.
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Business leaders, such as billionaire investor Mark Cuban, were surprised by Mnuchin's indifference.
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Indifference to difference and a blindspot for diversity will find no future here.
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A paradigm of danger and indifference in an anonymous city had taken hold.
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There is a lot of distraction, indifference, and even a hint of resignation.
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I'll acknowledge a Twitter addiction (but also a Facebook, Instagram and YouTube indifference).
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Koretz excoriates the reform movement for its indifference to the harm it caused.
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Supporters of the bill argue that McConnell's seeming indifference is political, not personal.
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My edges became sharp — my warmth and humor replaced with indifference and cynicism.
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Many are frustrated by what they say is the government's inaction and indifference.
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The turn toward this indifference has been building over the past few years.
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I was struck by his humility, decency, indifference to monetary rewards, and warmth.
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What he taught me is that we have to stand up to indifference.
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He would say, 'The opposite of love is not hate, it is indifference.
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Indifference about voting can be pervasive and hard to crack, these women said.
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For others, there may be no discernible reason for the indifference toward sex.
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"Ruined City" is notable for its almost complete indifference to its historical moment.
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Survivors will directly bear the costs of schools' and the Education Department's indifference.
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The look in his small, dark eyes was one of indifference and emptiness.
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One by one, they added up—better, at least, than indifference or hostility.
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Was it laziness or, worse, an indifference to poor black and brown people?
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Last week, I wrote about the American health care system's indifference to cost.
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All of this began with inaction and indifference from careless educators and administrators.
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Most probably see it as confirmation of his continuing indifference to the region.
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It felt radical in its indifference to the moral judgments of straight people.
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Angry activists, motivated by the perceived indifference of political leaders, fought for change.
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The I.O.C. has been widely criticized for indifference toward doping through the years.
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In the atmosphere of willful indifference, a virulent movement has grown and metastasized.
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She assigns both the same 903 percent chance — using the principle of indifference.
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Part of the reason for this failure could be Trump's indifference to expertise.
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We're meant to find the indifference of the dancers — and the camera — tragic.
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It was off target, and the soldiers regarded the dirt plumes with indifference.
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A nation appalled at Congress's indifference to gun violence can only be heartened.
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Years later, in the Botanist's junglelike bedroom, Jones channels Cody's indifference and cruelty.
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Right now, the sublime indifference of the stock market is one of them.
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China, he added, doesn't stir excited discussion these days, only indifference or contempt.
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These actions amount to a "globalization of indifference" toward the plight of refugees.
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The Rangers and their fans now have precious little margin for such indifference.
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"The biggest threat to our democracy is indifference," Obama told a packed gymnasium.
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And according to Mr. Martinez, her famously cool indifference seemed to fall away.
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The latest flap underscores the president's indifference to fostering relationships with U.S. allies.
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But it's not just anger and indifference that kept Venezuelans from the polls.
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So there's stigma and ignorance and all these complicated feelings behind this indifference.
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In order to keep their sanity, Turkish people have developed improved skills of indifference.
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Yet, the calm of the officers in Becherer's photo I read as stony indifference.
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Public indifference and political ineptitude drove activists to take matters into their own hands.
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The decision was mostly met with indifference, even mild encouragement from major Tesla boosters.
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The communities they represent have all faced police indifference, harassment, and abuse—even death.
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Ignorance and indifference are laying fresh tracks on which anti-Semitic hatred can travel.
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If she does still lead, she does so behind a veil of seeming indifference.
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Chiefs coach Andy Reid admitted uncertainty, and a degree of indifference, about the situation.
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But this time Mr Macron answered the charge of indifference to ordinary people's concerns.
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Mr McFarland showed a great enthusiasm for partying, and a blithe indifference to logistics.
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"But that's not my concern," he added with a flash of Olaf-ian indifference.
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A: I think Mark Zuckerberg has more than proven his indifference to user privacy.
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"It's about the plight of refugees — and the indifference of the world," she said.
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Whatever humans get up to, the celestial clockwork will tick on with supreme indifference.
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His indifference to social cues smacks of someone who's past even pretending to care.
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I was immune to his puppy dog charms, and generally regarded him with indifference.
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Are the last two verses about the subject's indifference toward personal and global destruction?
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The question is just how technology can allocate that indifference as efficiently as possible.
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As time marches on, I hope for even more indifference toward my physical self.
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As the details of these stories eventually became public, they provoked only widespread indifference.
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How does the dog know that, despite her mask of indifference, she fears him?
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In almost every shot, Denis acknowledges the cultivated ignorance and cruel indifference of whiteness.
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But it also failed to receive adequate aid, due to isolation and political indifference.
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Could be a symptom of a supreme indifference to reality in all its forms.
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There we came face to face with Mr. Karadzic's casual indifference to the killing.
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Tapper shot back, saying he has "complete indifference" to his feelings about any politician.
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Interpersonal silence is typically construed as unwelcoming, a signal of rejection, awkwardness, or indifference.
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"We can't accept acts of indifference, of a lack of sensitivity," Sandoval told reporters.
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But there's an indifference toward factuality that is encouraged in a lot of nonfiction.
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Conceivably the book's indifference to exact details is a result of its unorthodox DNA.
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Or is the indifference an unconscious manifestation of the author's lifelong ambivalence toward facts?
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No, it's more like, a quiet stare of maternal indifference and sad parking garages.
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To Mendieta, the recording offered a thought-provoking experiment on people's indifference to violence.
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That Mr. Trump wants out of Paris is only one measure of that indifference.
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Indifference to ethics has spread through the cabinet and agencies, resulting in endless scandals.
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Sophie's love of Muse felt far purer than my Twitter-length indifference of them.
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It instantly establishes how alone she is and the indifference of the natural world.
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The federal government has oscillated between incompetence and indifference; between being softheaded or hardhearted.
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Prisoners must prove that prison officials acted with "deliberate indifference" to prisoners' well-being.
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"Stick to sports" is the cry of the lout, accented by incuriosity and indifference.
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They had, in effect, developed an immunity to facts and an indifference to danger.
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Their presence has been greeted with a mixture of enthusiasm, curiosity and studied indifference.
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Mr. Whitt argued that this showed Mr. Davis's extreme indifference to Mr. Han's death.
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How Trump has acted over these past two years is the opposite of indifference.
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But when the effects of nonpayment start to bite, even that indifference may disappear.
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Maybe she advocated for the rights of these children because indifference is simply unthinkable.
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Their eyes slowly surveyed the suddenly silent room, their faces masks of indifference and desire.
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Republican leaders not actively involved in the campaign simply seem baffled and stunned into indifference.
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His indifference towards time, his inability to react in the way anyone expects him to.
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Because you have to get where my indifference for True Detective season 3 comes from.
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London, most of which voted Remain, may be a partial exception to the general indifference.
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IF THE gravest threat to democracy is indifference, have some faith in Donald Trump's America.
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If the idea met a wall of indifference, or even anger, he would drop it.
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" Protesting alongside him, Maurizio, 24, said: "We're sick of Italy's indifference and code of silence.
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And it shares Mr Corbyn's indifference to the practical difficulties of turning blueprints into reality.
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In fact, over time, indifference may be a response that you will grow to appreciate.
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Even more worrying is the parties' indifference to Italy's central economic weakness: low productivity growth.
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Neither one elicits the response from my family members that I want, which is indifference.
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" He scolded lawmakers, "Your indifference cost these men and women their most valuable commodity -- time.
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The respondents didn't share the indifference that ABC News/Washington Post found in June 1992.
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After decades of indifference toward coffee, I now suddenly find myself caring about the stuff.
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Even the better-off, Bloom said, are likely to respond to the change with indifference.
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Cheney stares at him with indifference, before picking up his tools and resuming his work.
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Whether or not it makes any sense is a matter of total indifference to them.
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In The Stranger, Meursault's laconic response is meant to reflect a matter-of-fact indifference.
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The country cannot afford apathy or indifference to the ways Trump is undermining our democracy.
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Nor can we allow apathy and indifference to allow our culture to crumble from within.
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The threat to Austrian Christianity comes more from secularising indifference than from any rival religion.
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" Yet she admits to "a bit of a guilty conscience," and laments "indifference and shortsightedness.
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Also surprising is the Fed's seeming indifference to a deterioration in the emerging market outlook.
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As president and candidate, George W. Bush spoke with manifest confidence and frequent grammatical indifference.
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A second is his indifference to hot-button social and cultural issues like transgender bathrooms.
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Investors seem to have reacted with near indifference to an objectively strong corporate earnings season.
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Or did the combination of hostility and indifference among white Americans make the disaster inevitable?
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Clinton's show of support contrasted with her long indifference to the concerns of organized labor.
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In the absence of love and understanding we join the slow riot of online indifference.
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If the opposite of love is not hate, or indifference, or politics, it's probably data.
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Some things are forgivable: an indifference toward sushi, maybe, or an unfounded avoidance of gluten.
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Anyway, Skepta's response: It's good because it treats Trump's posturing with the indifference it deserves.
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He made no secret of his indifference to certain aspects of home care, including dust.
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Rigdol's work is a visual reflection of this indifference, presented to the viewer to negotiate.
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The white church largely remains a bastion of indifference to the plight of black people.
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With no real opposition, Mr. Putin's greatest threat is voter indifference, our Moscow correspondent writes.
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After watching the epidemic in China with extraordinary indifference, Europe has been terrified by Italy.
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New and old strains of fear, greed, and indifference have infected our planet like, yes . . .
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If we're going to fight a disease, let's fight the most terrible of all, indifference.
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Envy their indifference over whether the media is to blame for the rise of Trump.
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"Cursed Child" is a clunky play that could not reverse my indifference to the Potterverse.
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For Anohni, the evils that surround us are ambient, the products of inertia and indifference.
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He explains his indifference to global warming or inability to support the troops with conviction.
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The people on the streets have shown that their indifference has come to an end.
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This clearly signals the end of America's indifference and the beginning of Mr. Assad's collapse.
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In particular, people have denounced the perceived indifference of local, provincial and even national authorities.
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Meanwhile, the years of red tape and indifference have cost the Garner family three lives.
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People like this are already suffering from Maduro's indifference, and a cataclysm may lie ahead.
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The CEO vowed to improve customer service and its image of treating passengers with indifference.
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We should not be surprised at Mueller's indifference to the disrupting influence of his investigation.
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Confusion, collapse, for ill will had held us together and now there was simply indifference.
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The complaint charges the company with gross negligence, recklessness, and deliberate indifference to Johnathan's safety.
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A video taken at CalArts and posted on Twitter yesterday beautifully distills art-world indifference.
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A video taken at CalArts and posted on Twitter yesterday beautifully distills art-world indifference.
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Contempt, neglect, and violence and indifference and nobody tells people, 'Leave, leave, get the hell out.
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I found that Uber brings some of this on itself with its own indifference and stubbornness.
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"This shows an absolute indifference about the lives of immigrants," Italian magistrate Maurizio Scalia told reporters.
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Honduras's property blockchain, originally announced in 2015, was eventually abandoned in the face of official indifference.
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Indifference is only a viable strategy as long as the status quo is backing you up.
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The church's historical indifference to the suffering of children under its care casts a long shadow.
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But the growing indifference of the central leadership to feedback from the grassroots is hampering experiments.
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It's designed with the same chintzy indifference as Samsung's old gamepad, made of dull black plastic.
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Other spring caravan members who stayed in Tijuana said they faced harassment and indifference from authorities.
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Yet the widespread indifference in one party does not mean the special counsel's investigation is inconsequential.
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He has a profound attachment to his country and a similarly profound indifference to anywhere else.
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But they also profess an indifference to earthly powers that many governments have often found exasperating.
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"You also realize your own indifference to other people's kids before you had kids," he reveals.
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"You also realize your own indifference to other people's kids before you had kids," he added.
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We live in the chapter of computing when data is mostly unprotected because of corporate indifference.
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His absence reinforced the impression that his views on Latin America float between indifference and contempt.
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It begins with the death of Meursault's mother, to which the character shows a troubling indifference.
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But whatever our eventual indifference to this racist invective, history is a wise judge of character.
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If there's one thing Trump's never had to deal with on this campaign before, it's indifference.
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There is a great and perhaps decisive battle to be fought against ignorance, intolerance and indifference.
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All simmered with anger over what they characterized as the municipal government's indifference to their grievances.
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Is his bright red neon a strident demand for more understanding in a world of indifference?
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White said he often encountered indifference and silence when he asked questions or raised a concern.
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With so much investor indifference in the space, it would help to have some research breakthroughs.
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Those positions have been met with indifference from Ellison's voters in Minneapolis, which leans heavily Democratic.
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Both the wife and the mistress of another, François Mitterrand, attended his funeral, to general indifference.
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Thursday's tweets are another sad example of the President's indifference to the suffering in Puerto Rico.
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Back at the apartment building, word of his real name surfaced and was met with indifference.
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"Now, not only do you have indifference, you have outright resistance to his candidacy," he said.
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In the name of Baby Fadl, we must defeat dangerous indifference to this desperate humanitarian crisis.
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It was dinner time; the dining room smelled of burning firewood and an indifference to showering.
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It's easy to allow yourself to slip into pessimism or take on an air of indifference.
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If only American family farmers had the luxury of sharing this administration's indifference to climate change.
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"This is the grossest kind of indifference and incompetence and we are losing lives," Clinton said.
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More troubling than Ozick's indifference to these bothersome facts is the aggressive snootiness of her tone.
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But above all else, he considered himself a witness who fought humanity's most dangerous enemy, indifference.
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These are not the only ways the medallions betray the indifference of the city's Transportation Department.
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When excitement gives way to indifference and concern, it emboldens regulators to try to control technology.
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At least they're showing an opinion beyond the well-paid indifference they've been exhibiting all season!
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Many other women have shared similar accounts of police indifference or general confusion in years since.
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Maybe it gave Dylan a little animal snarl, or a slightly heightened level of cosmic indifference.
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McCain's family was obviously bothered by Sadler's comments and the White House's apparent indifference to them.
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He absolutely has not, and he won't, because he's being held back by his own indifference.
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The relationship between Gibraltar and Spain is, understandably, complicated—swinging wildly between indifference and outright hostility.
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Their deaths, however, were largely met with indifference by public officials and much of the citizenry.
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When attempts are made to raise awareness on these issues, black women are met with indifference.
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Despite suffering personally from societal indifference toward working mothers, Meir never made the issue her own.
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The indifference to Russian interference in the 2016 election and to democratic norms is particularly sad.
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Beauty and color in Iraq were suppressed for decades by poverty and government oppression or indifference.
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Indifference is a sure sign that you truly are without fear, worry or hope in something.
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Mr. Dorsey demonstrates a lack of self-awareness, indifference, and yogababble that have hamstrung stakeholder value.
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If that's what the hedge funds see, their apparent indifference to Beijing's bravado is well taken.
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In the face of GOP indifference, the Ukraine scandal gets more twisted and uglier every day.
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He oversells something, then undercuts it with his own indifference, which is super funny to me.
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Modernity — salvific, hygienic, prophylactic, caring, taking every precaution — means to erase the howling and the indifference.
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And the bulk of our party's elected leaders are showing moral indifference and cowardice about Trump.
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Because, tragically, the widespread destruction of Maria was matched only by the woeful indifference of Donald.
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So did Roméo Dallaire, who chronicled both the Rwandan genocide and the world's indifference to it.
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It was fine, paddling in my little eddy of indifference, waiting for others to approach me.
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"There's no deliberate indifference, there's no one saying 'We don't care about it,' " Mr. Brewster said.
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For the Irish carrier, however, indifference to customers is an integral part of its discount offering.
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Most locals reacted to this development with indifference or neighborly interest, if they reacted at all.
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His work is trippy, color-saturated, Photoshopped, and phantasmagoric, casual almost to the point of indifference.
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A steady drip of emails and documents show the state's long indifference to its residents' concerns.
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"The court concludes that a reasonable juror could find that the city exhibited deliberate indifference in its investigation and discipline practices and that this deliberate indifference caused Doe to be sexually assaulted at R.M.S.C.," wrote Judge Alison J. Nathan of United States District Court in Manhattan.
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Over time, I've managed to replace a constant feeling of anger and sadness with one of indifference.
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At times, Ms. Maloney's indifference to the obstacles in her path has generated friction on its own.
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The lawsuit claims Tesla "acted intentionally and with deliberate indifference" and ignored Duarte's allegedly strong performance record.
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The Republican President-elect is only one figurehead for a broader casual conservative indifference to Israeli spying.
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Piscotty was ceded second base on defensive indifference as Holliday took the first pitch for a ball.
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Fans accused Vert of leaving X on read ... a clear sign of disrespect, or at least indifference.
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And his recent appearance at a private gathering of political donors convened by Mitt Romney inspired indifference.
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This oversight seemed like cold indifference on the company's part—or at the very least, unthinking negligence.
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Those who profess "no religion" (which does not necessarily mean an indifference to the spiritual) is rising.
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His indifference about how a candidate was supposed to act only made his supporters like him more.
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If you do it absolutely perfect, the best reaction you're probably going to get is mild indifference.
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I am tired of DeVos' unabashed indifference towards survivors' pleas to protect her predecessor's Title IX guidance.
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Some people wonder whether Mr Trump's indifference might reduce China's willingness to take action against climate change.
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To our progress or — through apathy and indifference — to the violence that threatens to tear us asunder?
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It shows the teacher cursing Ukraine's political class for their lies and its people for their indifference.
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Today he stands accused of indifference to ordinary people, and the latest rebellion is directed at him.
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"I don't know...I don't know", Lopez responded with indifference, brushing off the cheeky comments from DeGeneres.
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Driven After years of indifference (and killing Mercury), Ford is putting serious effort into the Lincoln brand.
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What had first felt like a break from the constant, churning worry started to feel like indifference.
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But Trump's latest threats to relocate undocumented immigrants to big cities capture his indifference to those concerns.
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Francis condemned the "murderous indifference" and "complicity silence of many" fanning violence, specifically mentioning the arms industry.
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In a statement issued Sunday, Homan condemned the "total indifference" the smugglers showed to their human cargo.
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The 'bunny problem' Initial public response to the statute ranged from puzzlement to indifference to outright derision.
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Whoever lived here planned to burn the bodies with the indifference and efficiency of a production line.
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Instead, the new film doubles down on the grimness, the ugliness, and the indifference to human life.
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The hateful, aggressive approach, the utter indifference, is something that I want to make a stand against.
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Because he's worked in film for nearly three decades, he's also an embodiment of time's cruel indifference.
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African diplomats are outraged—not just at the attacks, but at what they see as official indifference.
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For the most aggressive members of the GOP, projecting indifference toward default has become a favorite weapon.
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In the face of Russian meddling and Trump's indifference to it, the Intelligence Party is mobilizing again.
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My attitude toward Valentine's Day can now best be described as one of hard-won, total indifference.
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To be sure, Jim Crow slithered in, as Northern exhaustion and indifference ended Congressional Reconstruction in 203.
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A society where we choose mass incarceration, homelessness, indifference in the face of a massive addiction crisis.
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But there was also, at times, an indifference to invasions of privacy, or intrusions into private pain.
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Thus, they were called sterile neutrinos, to indicate their indifference to the forces the other neutrinos experienced.
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The parks have endured a history marked more by congressional indifference and occasional hostility than by generosity.
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That honor goes instead to the total indifference expressed by every pedestrian in New York's Central Park.
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In TIME magazine's latest cover, the reflection is met with indifference in the face of human suffering.
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Those incarcerated, like Muslims in the general public, may face a lack of understanding, discrimination or indifference.
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When Rick finally tracks them down, he's greeted not with rage or heartbreak, but with relative indifference.
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The former students also allege that Ohio State had "a culture of institutional indifference" about students' safety.
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Harvey Weinstein made people famous, which means he made them rich; this is how one purchases indifference.
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Their standard professional techniques – think multivariate regression analysis and complex specifications of indifference curves – are not relevant.
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From a scientist's perspective, the indifference to evidence and consensus has been frustrating, to say the least.
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The reasons for this silence are obvious: Women fear retaliation, indifference or disbelief if they speak up.
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A video of spring breakers in Florida went viral last week for their indifference to the virus.
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Mr. Navasky's defense of Mr. Vidal's piece did not at all reflect indifference to the poetry contest.
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But the bigger threat to decency now may come from our own normalizing indifference to these images.
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And snorkeling or scuba diving reveals all sorts of life that reacts to you with near indifference.
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Indifference, in any age, is all it takes for a child to be ripped from its parents.
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Moral indifference is an easy path, and it leads to other, graver sins, including cruelty and dishonesty.
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Those seated in the stands — and they remained seated — greeted the arrival of the team with indifference.
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How Atrocities Happen The road to Auschwitz was built by hate but it wasn't paved with indifference.
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Fitting into a new society can be painful; distrust and indifference make it difficult to find work.
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He is so wedded to his craft that he ignores Dinah, who is enraged by his indifference.
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These books introduce people who faced bias, indifference and cynicism yet went on to change the world.
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This sort of indifference is rarely a problem for basketball blue bloods like Kentucky, Duke and Kansas.
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Any disruption in this structure—whether from adultery, abuse, indifference, or abandonment—must be set to rights.
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We as a nation should be embarrassed that we treat our own citizens with such gross indifference.
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" Since most people are "constrained by the truth," Trump's indifference to it "gave him a strange advantage.
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Official policy statements from China on the debt question have vacillated between feigned indifference to acknowledge concern.
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That supposed indifference was often a cause of irritation for managers like Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte.
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He drew indignation two weeks ago when he responded to growing unrest from the fans with indifference.
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But his indifference toward the impact that these interstellar concepts would have on human bodies is classic Musk.
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By March, mere weeks after I'd given the desk a real go, my teammates' indifference turned to skepticism.
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Clearly, the owners' indifference and the abusive sway of their power were at the root of this tragedy.
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"Fat chance of this absurd discipline deterring anyone from anything other than continued incompetence and indifference," Chandra said.
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He combined a high-flown love of his own nation with a chilly indifference to other people's nations.
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So, I think it all stems from an administration that has been spewing hate and venom and indifference.
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She's coy and feigning indifference, as he pretends to introduce himself and offers to buy her a drink.
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In one Facebook group of advertising professionals, the news of the Snapchat's redesign was greeted largely with indifference.
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In both cases, the culturally pervasive indifference towards violence against women had deadly consequences for many other people.
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I became increasingly disillusioned with the abuse faced by any dissenter, and the seeming indifference of the leadership.
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If they paid attention to the sublime indifference of the sky, they could not fail to do good.
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Despite their indifference, the outcome could affect the direction not just of the state but of the country.
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The jury in his case found that "Greyhound demonstrated reckless indifference to the safety" of passengers and drivers.
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The German greeted the news that Hamilton would remain a rival for two more years with some indifference.
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These thinkers believe that either through error, indifference, or deliberate intention, an ASI could annihilate our entire civilization.
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Similarly high levels of indifference to religion were found in Estonia (80%), Sweden (75%) and the Netherlands (72%).
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In Britain, leftist organizations exhibited a ridiculous indifference and handed over the leave vote to the far-right.
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After decades of indifference to the impact of monopolies, the government must begin to act against concentrated power.
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If Donald Trump wins because of young indifference, those who abstain will have nobody to blame but themselves.
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Decades of government indifference have dug ME patients into a hole they are desperate to get out of.
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Samour later adds that the government acted with "conscience-shocking" indifference in re-incarcerating Lima-Marin in 2014.
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"Our two countries have been suffering the indifference and failings of the European Union for years," Salvini said.
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His own ideological indifference undermines a lot of the language that Republicans traditionally use to justify their approach.
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And Facebook's apparent blithe indifference to those consequences casts doubt on the entire moral architecture of the website.
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But layer legal concerns on top of this, and the strategic argument for Republican indifference collapses as well.
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U.N. human rights chief Michelle Bachelet on Friday denounced the "apparent international indifference" to the mounting civilian casualties.
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But his indifference to free speech also stemmed from a deeper commitment to majority rule and judicial restraint.
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He has a narrow waist and strong shoulders, a greyhound's look, and a greyhound's air of languid indifference.
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"This is why the globalization of indifference must be countered by the globalization of empathy," the pope said.
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Whether you call it benign neutrality or sullen indifference, the "don't mind" camp has gained a clear advantage.
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Together, we must avert the catastrophic consequences of indifference and inaction, and safeguard creation for all of humanity.
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Some call for retreat from democratic solidarity to spheres-of-influence based on power and indifference to values.
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In the second category, Jackson placed executive actions about which Congress shows indifference, expressing neither approval nor disapproval.
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Aleppo, symbol of failure, symbol of indifference, symbol of American retreat, should not have been left to bleed.
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The president's gratuitous disregard for genuine nuclear threats is matched by his evident indifference to worldwide human rights.
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In fact, new highs have often been met with indifference at best, and hostility and derision at worst.
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And throwing stones suggests desperation, employed when one has little else for self-defense against hostility or indifference.
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Humanity's indifference toward the fatal threat of climate change is one of the great ironies of our time.
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"I wasn't just running against Celler and his indifference to the community," Ms. Holtzman recounted one morning recently.
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There, on a bright spring morning, Bill criticized his fellow students' indifference to life outside their privileged bubble.
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Mr. McKenzie grew up in the United States, but his stagings show a hearty indifference to such niceties.
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Trump is unique in his indifference to America's longstanding civic faith; he's a nationalist but not a patriot.
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The movie just floated there, to the indifference of its guardians and the silence of an unreachable world.
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The allure of testing lies in its apparent neutrality—its democratic indifference to a student's background and wealth.
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Mr. Trump simply extends this same reflexive indifference to other crises, and to those who care about them.
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Wednesday brought yet another demonstration of the Trump administration's indifference to the constitutional system of checks and balances.
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Any event that big is bound to generate a massive backlash in turn, or at least calculated indifference.
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Andrew Dominik's 22014 release was barely shown in theaters, due to the indifference of its distributor, Warner Bros.
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But an exclusive focus on environmentalism that ignores working people's immediate needs can easily look like elitist indifference.
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The concentration of wealth by the superrich highlights their indifference to the struggles of the rest of society.
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Whether on reaching out or fighting indifference, his words carry as much power now as they ever did.
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In the last year and a half, there have been numerous reactions to privacy law's indifference to harm.
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Here, Walker adapts Delacroix's 1827 painting, fixating on his depiction of the Assyrian king's indifference to human life.
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Mr. Trump's mercurial ways may be a source of great concern or indifference, depending on your ideological leanings.
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The relationship between Saudi Arabia and Iran has oscillated between indifference, hostility, rapprochement and tension over the decades.
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And society as a whole reacts with the same indifference that the authorities showed in the Epstein scandal.
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Last week, we saw up close an ethic of youth solidarity triumphing over the endemic culture of indifference.
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The price of your sacrifice — of time, profit, career and, in the long run, reputation — is his indifference.
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Nearly everything about Guo A is anomalous in the Western fashion world, not least her indifference to it.
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Thus, Congress and the president share concurrent authority unless Congress, by "inertia, indifference or quiescence," fails to act.
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He concluded his speech with a suggestion to prioritize truth, empathy and tolerance over lies, prejudice and indifference.
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The shippers' professional indifference means that they are often in the room at moments of extreme commercial sensitivity.
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The very movement that feeds off our emotional indifference toward liberal democracy reinserts passion into the political game.
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As a Syrian, I can recall a shameful precedent for Mr. Trump's indifference toward the suffering of refugees.
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Clearly she has thrown herself wholeheartedly into her money-changing, and she nods to Shay with haughty indifference.
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In this way, spider webs betray the tragedy of our indifference when we are too busy to see.
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And she thinks of her own case, a two-year ordeal rife with administrative failures, indifference and delays.
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Whatever his indifference to how his space is filled, Mr. Chase would prefer that the space be big.
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To treat her writing with curiosity and respect is itself a way of demonstrating indifference to male opinion.
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Otherwise, you might get the crushing sense of being alone in the face of this universe's sheer indifference.
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In recent months, low-level dislike or indifference toward him has seemed to boil over into festering disdain.
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"Threat is the catalyst that shifts us from out-group disregard or indifference to out-group hostility," she says.
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They also can feel caught when they meet indifference from others or, worse, insults that add to their injuries.
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Although the images possess an abstract beauty, Taboada emphasizes that their rigorous geometries reveal an indifference to human needs.
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The former helps people take positive action to make their communities more just; apathy can promote hopelessness and indifference.
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Longstanding inaction and indifference have left their communities with shuttered hospitals, underfunded schools and decaying highways, bridges, and railways.
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Their behavior, in some cases, particularly their treatment of the disadvantaged, has shown a disturbing indifference to public welfare.
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Despite the crowd's previous indifference, SZA and Lamar sang the Black Panther anthem to a sea of waving hands.
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Over and over again, the researchers reported indifference and boredom when it came to personal development and basic socializing.
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Kim's deceptively simple play on hobbyist painting contrasts the quotidian vicissitudes of terrestrial life with the heavens' gauzy indifference.
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As a result, the attitude of authorities—especially the national government—has begun to shift from indifference to concern.
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The NPR interviewer was wrong to suggest the policy is "heartless," which implies indifference to the human suffering involved.
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Can really great art communicate its intention, regardless of context and the potential indifference or intractability of an audience?
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Gamble classified deliberate indifference as a violation of the Eighth Amendment's prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment, he said.
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The sounds of her fighting and screaming are chilling, but the static shot leaves an impression of frosty indifference.
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Some younger residents voiced indifference to the future of the candy maker, saying practical business considerations should take precedence.
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Selective indifference requires neither cancellation nor celebration, and I'm convinced it has done wonders for my skin and edges.
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Bitterness about that indifference continues to surface in presidential politics and has arguably swung every competitive election since 1980.
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Family members seemed fully aware that Gypsy could walk, but lapsed into indifference after the pair moved further away.
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In Flint, a tragedy that should never have happened was magnified by what can only be called callous indifference.
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Pope Francis called the nuns "today's martyrs" because they were both victims of their killers and of global indifference.
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Given the long-term indifference, it isn't surprising that gold provides little shelter in the worst of market storms.
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That this indifference is a pose STALKER strikes, pretending to threaten you while keeping the safety net below you.
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Among the main causes are indifference towards news, lower subscriptions, and the rise of non-traditional, independent news outlets.
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If we fail to buy a newspaper and demand facts, we ask to be deceived beneath indifference and disillusionment.
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His star power contrasted with the indifference most Vietnamese show for the stiff apparatchiks of the ruling Communist Party.
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People in its poorer members were likeliest to answer "yes"; those in Britain, Australia and Canada tended to indifference.
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Trump seemed to express indifference earlier Tuesday when asked about his administration's inability to meet the court-imposed deadline.
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Do you want your review to read, "Could barely hide her indifference when I spoke of our depressed horse"?
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The difference lies in the radical pragmatism of Gunther's moral compass, which is keyed to neither outrage nor indifference.
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Facebook's apparent indifference to Cambridge Analytica's malfeasance for the past two years is an acknowledgment of this basic reality.
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Whatever the reason — art, greed, indifference, ignorance, prejudice — American movies remain defined by the principle of separate and unequal.
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But they have usually done so with indifference or disdain for the economic and energy views of most voters.
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Elie Wiesel, was victim of such hatred and he was acutely aware of a world infused by massive indifference.
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Max also hopes to impress Len with his new demos, but penetrating Len's wall of laconic indifference is daunting.
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But at least one leading candidate showed indifference to the prospect of agitating conservative fears to get his passed.
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Are we not in the same position — black rage about racial injustice boiling over and white indifference to it?
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Mr. Ghavamian was baffled by this indifference and found significance in Mr. Alvarez's enduring devotion for ancient Persian poetry.
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Protests erupt across India, calling out government indifference, gaps in law-enforcement and rising sexual crimes against women. Jan.
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When the team upset the highly ranked Florida during the regular season, my excitement was met with genial indifference.
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Mr. Putin, 2140, was basically running against himself, analysts say, but he still faced the threat of voter indifference.
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"We thought that conformism would satisfy our thirst, yet we ended up drinking only indifference and insensitivity," he said.
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How can a progressive-minded individual protect our battered earth in the face of widespread indifference and corporate greed?
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His mistake was to suppose that his only choice lay between ingratiation and hatred, rather than indifference and humor.
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Striving desperately for notice, affecting not to try at all, enduring the sting of humiliation at the public's indifference.
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Darfur showed me the evil that humans are capable of — and the indifference of most of the international community.
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"The administration rationalized its indifference and inaction by saying that Russia would find itself in a quagmire," he added.
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As Democrats, we believe that government can and should act to protect the vulnerable from exploitation, persecution, and indifference.
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After years of indifference, individual investors seem to be finding their way back to stocks, for better or worse.
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Only once did I feel like I was treated with anything but indifference by the airline and its employees.
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They can go through life faithful to that ideal and carry on despite a blizzard of abuse or indifference.
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It combines indifference to conventional notions of morality or propriety with disbelief that others would be motivated by them.
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I'd probably add what looks like (over) reliance on staff, personal indifference to paperwork, and ignorance about federal practices.
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He expressed a particular bafflement at Donald Trump Jr.'s apparent indifference in the face of a growing scandal.
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A lot of people see Donald Trump's indifference to the rule of law as precisely this sort of threat.
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Pope Francis has warned that Christians could eventually disappear from the region altogether amid "murderous indifference" to their plight.
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After running the gauntlet of their indifference, Rogers's concern and his eagerness to engage me was a real tonic.
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The aim is to gain freedom, and to reach indifference, the ability to not be dominated by our thoughts.
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Where some experts have seen inaction and indifference, Republican senators see a federal government quickly mobilizing under difficult circumstances.
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The questions have always centered around his shaky jump shot, willingness to operate off the ball, and defensive indifference.
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"An even greater cause of concern is the indifference of many to this kind of wrong," read the letter.
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I suppose that if I'm going to define nihilism as a lack of values—or to use Rauschning's summation of Nazism, a "hostility to the things of the spirit, indifference to truth, indifference to the ethical conceptions of morality, honor, and equity"—I'm obliged to say what I mean by a value.
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But of course, there are birds defecating on the books, and their indifference to this human knowledge is rather striking.
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There are, and the thoughts and prayers of politicians are cruelly hollow if they are paired with continued legislative indifference.
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The little guy won't stop bothering rescuer Chris 'Brolga' Barnes as he prepares milk, much to the indifference of Barnes.
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Stan's indifference makes sense, given what we know about him, but how does it fit into the show's moral universe?
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Despite the school's apparent indifference to her case, Jasmine continues to receive messages of solidarity from strangers and activists alike.
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Holding companies and family leaders are rarely afflicted by the indifference of institutional investors, but they have their own problems.
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Low oil prices and investor indifference may mean that the 20.6 billion Canadian dollar Frontier project will never be built.
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Arthur Clough and Matthew Arnold wrestled with their doubts in print, and by 1900 agnosticism and indifference were gaining sway.
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Sharing your grief with others is integral to healing, and awards a break from the rest of the world's indifference.
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That's why business owners in Miami this week were prepping for Hurricane Matthew with a kind of calm, cooperative indifference.
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We respond late to text messages, play aloof and project total indifference when we want to hide how we feel.
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"Indifference drives me mad," said Arnon Rotbart, 51, a lawyer in Tel Aviv, and a fellow Road to Recovery volunteer.
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For this, he was accused of "extreme indifference to the value of human life," according to documents obtained by Motherboard.
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But my lack of interest wasn't the product of indifference toward Donald Trump's presidency or the integrity of America's democracy.
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Homegrown expressions reflect teen habits of overstating: devs or devo'd for devastated (mildly inconvenienced); and feigning indifference — wotevs or whevs.
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"Policymakers have begun to show less indifference to the 'dark message of the markets' and more flexibility," the bank said.
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In the suit, they say the "indifference" of the police force to clubgoers' health and safety led to the casualties.
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Yet poll results from Lord Ashcroft—a Tory bigwig turned pollster—reveals a surprising degree of indifference on Europe's mainland.
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The neglect and indifference she saw in that job inspired her first short film, "Mother," which she expanded into Tallulah.
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Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) said she "can't explain" President Trump's apparent indifference to Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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Thus, the news that he has agreed to become Trump's ambassador to Russia has so far been met with indifference.
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"The thoughts and prayers of politicians are cruelly hollow if they are paired with continued legislative indifference," said Connecticut Sen.
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The corporation's indifference is seen in one particularly striking scene when Blane comes across a technician struggling with his cart.
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Did they have to dwell on the 2016 campaign, when their indifference to presidential politics is a well-worn subject?
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Barrera's efforts were ignored," Mr. Oliva wrote, adding, "These efforts were met by the government with stonewalling, indifference and intransigence.
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Insufficient aid budgets and international indifference harm children first and foremost, exposing them to poverty, exploitation, child labor and trafficking.
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This means that, with respect to the wall, the president cannot claim the support of Congress or even its indifference.
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John Hickenlooper have struggled to connect with liberal voters who have booed them or responded with some cringe-inducing indifference.
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That column led to a different torrent of comments, many laced with a harsh indifference: Why should we help them?
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The universalists are moved by injustices anywhere, and morally repulsed by inaction and indifference in the face of that suffering.
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Many of the successes of the multilateral working groups on shared regional issues evolved in spite of this American indifference.
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For musicians, new families often bring a warmth to their work, and an indifference to cool trends of the moment.
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His being black makes his enthusiastic indifference all the more insulting to Alfred and therefore all the more farcically sad.
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He allowed Taylor to take second on indifference and permitted an RBI single to Manny Machado to end the shutout.
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Even though there is so much more to do, you can already see the "excitement/indifference/concern" curve in motion.
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It leads one to consider that perhaps Dumas's reference to our elusive angelic friends indicates a similar measure of indifference.
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There was sloppy passing, crooked shooting, ham-handed dribbling, questionable decision-making and, over all, a general air of indifference.
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The man's apparent indifference speaks volumes about the enveloping violence as well as the writer-director Babak Anvari's filmmaking skills.
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The lawsuit, filed by eight unidentified women, says Tennessee created a "hostile sexual environment" through indifference toward assaults by athletes.
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At times, Willis possessed a unique power through the clarity, but it erred too often into parody or, worse, indifference.
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The mental health effects of sexual violence, augmented by schools' indifference to that violence, can be particularly detrimental to survivors.
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Emptiness and indifference are a part of everything Józef—or "Matador,"* as he is known in the Polish underworld—does.
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Freud's indifference to the connotations of his imagery, when applied to our current context, creates a charged, even trailblazing statement.
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The case has become emblematic of the government's indifference toward victims' demands and of the corruption underlying the drug war.
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It's just that his characteristic combination of ignorance, arrogance and indifference seems likely to push the economy over the edge.
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And perhaps somewhere inside this movie lives a farce that reckons with white indifference in the face of national catastrophe.
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Once titled, these two photographs call up a hideous history, remind us of the land's indifference, and roil the mind.
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There's a legal term that comes up in the investigation, "depraved indifference": inaction so egregious that it amounts to murder.
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She added that what frightened her most was the "indifference, superficiality and ignorance" that allowed fascist ideologies to take root.
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We could get lost trying to hierarchize which brutalities are more acceptable, but that doesn't provide an excuse for indifference.
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"It's not indifference, it's hostility," said Gilles Simeoni, head of Corsica's executive council, and leader of the nationalists' "autonomist" wing.
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"He died amid the indifference of others," Ms. Cucchi said during a break on Wednesday at yet another court hearing.
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Then director Todd Haynes talks about his new film Carol, and we explore the power of indifference on social media.
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And when they habitually fail to do so because of a fatal combination of indifference and incompetence, that becomes criminal.
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These actions reflect his common touch, a rarity among the country's leaders, whose excesses and indifference have been longstanding traditions.
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And returning guest Jamelle Bouie likens Trump to Andrew Johnson, a president whose indifference toward racist violence helped embolden it.
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A surge of violence has shaken the once-peaceful tourist destination of Los Cabos, exposing stark inequality and government indifference.
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Despite the price they paid for struggling against indifference and fear, they refused to let death have the last word.
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Indifference toward our mistreatment is viewed as an unfortunate side effect to the necessary art of challenging taboos through laughter.
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The announcement, presented on the center-field message board, was met largely with indifference by the crowd, announced at 37,428.
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Wrapping things up is "Good Results Are Difficult When Indifference Predominates," by Amy Fox (screenwriter of the 2016 movie "Equity").
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Their shamelessness and indifference to law and morality are naturally galling to you and other decent folks in the gym.
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This may be one of the few international competitions where an essential quality is a seemingly authentic indifference to victory.
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The officials, they said, treated them with callous indifference, mostly urging them to search for the missing on their own.
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He claims they "misgendered him multiple times each day, with deliberate indifference as to the appropriate way to address" him.
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"A second term of Trump is more low taxation, more deregulation and an indifference about trillion-dollar deficits," said Kotok.
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In a more forlorn position is the fan who can't stand a certain team that shrugs with indifference in return.
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"Are we experiencing, basically, an increasing indifference of people to one another, both within and between ethnic groups?" he wrote.
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" Or in the words of historian Ian Kershaw, "The road to Auschwitz was built by hate but paved with indifference.
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His indifference to the country's large current account deficit and reckless lending leaves it at the mercy of foreign financiers.
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This is evident in progressive indifference to the rights of those who oppose progressive policies in areas like sexual liberation.
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It wasn't a show where you dodged beer bottles being flung at your head or indifference flung in your face.
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In 2019, we said goodbye to many things: political indifference, vapes, typical nine-to-five jobs, and single-use plastics.
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Senate Republicans' indifference to the overwhelming public support for calling witnesses was of a piece with the party's minority politics.
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Unfriendly and friendly indifference, coupled with the fear of being suspected of racism, boiled down to one effect: apathetic negligence.
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This mismatch between the huge social value of new antibiotics and the relative indifference of drug manufacturers could spell disaster.
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But his initial words of praise for Porter suggests a callous indifference to his responsibility to do the right thing.
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"The defendant's actions before the killing and after the killing demonstrate his depraved indifference to Bonnie Haim's life," he said.
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Still working in isolation, Jack would have had no need to alter the cartoonist's dress code, one of rumpled indifference.
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All together, summer's trumpets sounded bright and loud Thursday along 290th Street in the Bronx, despite official indifference or bumbling.
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Inexplicably church leaders have shown callous indifference to the suffering of children and the vulnerable and the fire rages on.
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Tate staff stared back blankly through the glass as well-groomed attendees variously gawped, feigned indifference, or quietly signaled support.
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I served when DADT was still official policy and the attitude among the people I worked with was mostly indifference.
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One side says bail criminalizes the poor because rich people can bail themselves out with indifference to the alleged offense.
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" His inaction on the issue prompted a suit last month from eight children who accused the governor of "deliberate indifference.
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It involves indifference to what the market wants and a turning away from the superficial truisms of the day, but it is only in such indifference that there might exist a liberation, a way for us to beat our way through to the stories that escaping refugees and confined prisoners might want us to tell.
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Remember how Edith really grieves for their cousin Patrick, who has gone down on the Titanic, as opposed to Mary's indifference.
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"They reveal what seems to be a complete indifference to all ethical standards applicable to Trump and the administration," she said.
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"If the school did something, that makes it hard to argue deliberate indifference, but Darbi's case is so egregious," she said.
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Still, Calvo and her crew overlooked Price's indifference toward the show and, like us, were blindsided when GGR got the axe.
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Not a thumbs up, nor a thumbs down, so much as a collective indifference to the end of once key feature.
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None of this amounts to a real policy legacy, but Republicans' simple indifference to that legacy has powerful short-term consequences.
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We were ground up by indifference rather than anger and we had no recourse because the computer said we were wrong.
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The world's appetite for pasta and pizza, plus Italians' relative indifference to other cuisines, give the country a $168bn supper surplus.
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The response from T'Challa and his people to Erik's calls for action wasn't a counterplea for peaceful resistance; it was indifference.
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The author was also teacher and he tried to instill in people the desire to fight indifference, to fight for justice.
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From what we ve seen, there s no evidence of him wanting to commit violence, no history of neglect or indifference.
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" Mathematician Charles Hutton mused in 1815 that a likely explanation for Newton's virginity was his "constitutional indifference to...sex in general.
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And while we don't have a love-hate relationship with our things, we do have a "love- indifference" relationship with them.
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Peak indifference is a coinage of the sci-fi writer, blogger, and activist Cory Doctorow (who is, full disclosure, a friend).
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Is there something about nature's indifference that compels us to obsess over it further, like an emotionally unavailable boyfriend or girlfriend?
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I am completely opposed to Bannon's idea of a "cure" for mental health and appalled by his indifference to the issue.
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Yet there is something about the casual indifference of this scene, of no great narrative consequence, that makes it unusually plausible.
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With two outs and nobody on base, Brandon Guyer singled off Carl Edwards Jr. and then took second on defensive indifference.
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Its stance on legal immigration is at odds with demographic reality, and its indifference to an unsustainable budget trajectory is dangerous.
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The adult female characters exist to pose in their underwear, before being brutally murdered, to the shrugging indifference of the males.
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This sort of moral indifference -- who is to say if Sadler can or should make a joke like that about McCain?
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The judges wrote that the officers acted with "deliberate indifference to the danger" by "shepherding" the Trump supporters near the counterprotesters.
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What's stunning is not the brazenness of Beijing's aggressive tactics, but Washington's apparent indifference to such wanton violations of trade law.
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I would hate to see my friends take upon themselves for the institutionalized indifference; I would hate to see them suffer.
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"The Church Rock spill symbolizes the governmental and societal indifference to the impacts of uranium development on Indigenous lands," said Jantz.
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"These new restrictions reveal the callous indifference that Texas politicians have toward women," said David Brown, the center's senior staff attorney.
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The movie reserved special contempt for the Central Intelligence Agency, whose attitude toward collateral damage was portrayed as one of indifference.
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But I'll end with the most important bit: There's a terrible trend toward conformity and bland indifference in the automotive world.
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Porter's "problems" and his superiors' indifference to them are not anomalous in Trump's White House; both are foundational to its ethos.
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"Keys's characteristics include narcissism and an arrogant indifference to the suffering of innocent and vulnerable people," prosecutors wrote in the memorandum.
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When Congress shows indifference, presidential power is in a "twilight zone," as both branches can claim authority over a given matter.
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No four-time Masters champion had ever been treated with such indifference at Augusta National, nor will one likely be again.
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I know also that in this country we employ terms like "socialism" with wanton indifference to historical details and conceptual distinctions.
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Assuming Trump is not literally a Russian stooge (doubtful, but don't tell Clintonites), he has still expressed cavalier indifference for NATO.
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I'm reading about just the utter moral corruption and indifference that have characterized how we talk about immigrants in this country.
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One problem is that President Trump's own fondness for strongmen and indifference to human rights undermines his administration's criticism of China.
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"Prison isn't the best place for anyone who actually has actual emotions besides hate, anger, bitterness, apathy or indifference," he wrote.
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But Trump supporters – just like those Florida youth before them – have developed an immunity to facts and an indifference to danger.
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The indifference around the royal couple's plans reflects how Canadians see the monarchy, with a mix of detachment, reserve and insouciance.
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New Yorkers of Puerto Rican heritage seem divided by disgust, approval or indifference, and not necessarily along generational or educational lines.
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The Ukraine dossier—and all that it continues to reveal about Trump's indifference to the Constitution—seems headed for the voters.
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"When through indifference or acquiescence or simply other priorities, there has not been this resistance, the populists have flourished," he said.
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For those whose lives are not shaped fundamentally by the indifference of others, empathy can be a seductive, self-aggrandizing goal.
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You're supporting them without "caring" about them, in which case your indifference exists mostly so you can feel better about yourself.
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Survivors of the fire last June 220 have depicted it as a fatal example of official indifference toward low-income Londoners.
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Amid the isolation and indifference, though, were surprising interactions with strangers and moments of tenderness, which add poignancy to the piece.
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Police detective Rycroft Philostrate (Orlando Bloom) is determined to bring the killer to justice despite his department's indifference to the killings.
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There is a worldview, the opposite of Joachim Neander's, that sees our planet as a product of only tumult and indifference.
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But, in part through their indifference to social cues, people with autism have a unique capacity to face the facts clearly.
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I never saw racial prejudice in the military, but I was shocked by our indifference to the killing of innocent Vietnamese.
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The indifference toward acts of hate abroad is evidence of a government unwilling or unable to fight acts of hate here.
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The relative indifference to Amazon's bottom line was another sign of why the company is so frightening to competitors and critics.
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The indifference to criminal behavior is an echo of what has been unearthed in the Roman Catholic Church over the decades.
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That indifference is largely due, experts say, to how tightly intertwined the Roman Catholic Church is with Italian culture and history.
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Bukowski's entire project as a writer was in opposition or indifference to the standards of poetry deemed worthy of prestigious publications.
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"But an absence of any feedback shows complete indifference towards your performance and your future growth as an employee," says Kerr.
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Robert F. Kennedy, the organization bailed out as many women and juveniles as they could with indifference to the alleged offense.
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There's years and years of indifference, of not really talking about North Korea that much and not showing too much interest.
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We don't want to expose ourselves to others as we are and be thrown back by that inexorable wall of indifference.
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Their repeated failure to turn those gestures into legislative action quickly became an emblem of the party's basic indifference to this issue.
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PHOTO The Vast Housing Developments of Mexico's Failed Experiment Aerial shots of the sprawling tracts reveal a surprising indifference to human needs.
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To help me better understand my Microsoft indifference, I decided to reach out to some fellow Mashable millennials prior to Wednesday's event.
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The community's indifference was spelled out in the findings of the grand jury, to "get better locks for the jail," he said.
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It is rooted in the past's darkness, for sure, all our blameworthy acts of negligence, cruelty, and indifference, all our undeniable culpabilities.
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Democrats view Mexico as "friendly" on average, whereas Republicans view it with indifference, perhaps swayed by Mr Trump's demonisation of the country.
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Audiences' collective indifference to this very, very sad parade of feature films pushed 2017's summer box office to a landmark nadir.
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Throughout the book, Dr Rieux carries out his duties with consistent professionalism and an increasing indifference towards the fate of his patients.
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Like that British import, "School of Rock" is about schoolchildren whose joie de vivre has been squelched by adult regimentation and indifference.
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The president's erratic character, obsession with drugs and indifference to the rule of law have consumed his first eight months in office.
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One reason for Mr Modi's apparent indifference to such worries is that he faces growing pressure from his own Hindu-nationalist base.
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Showing the body, lingering on its details, was part of Paul's casual indifference, but so were his thoughtless jokes and exaggerated reactions.
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The big picture: The public's indifference to privacy policies may stem in part from how long, legalistic, and unintelligible they typically are.
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The first indicator that I could lead the life of an artist wasn't my drawing talent, it was my indifference to criticism.
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I feel a little guilty that I didn't come away from Binky with newfound indifference toward the amount of likes I get.
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In some ways, Quebeckers recall the Italians in their residual attachment to Catholic labels and symbols and cheerful indifference to Catholic morals.
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Former ERS researchers told POLITICO that the process demonstrated USDA leadership's indifference to backing up major policy and organizational moves with facts.
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The questions submitted to the State Department display an indifference, if not ignorance, of a rapidly changing Continent of 1.2 billion people.
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He ceased imbibing with a third of the drink remaining, citing "not just indifference," but "actual disgust" as his reason for stopping.
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Those who charge election officials with incompetence, or worse, indifference to the threat, are wrong, and not helping bring about a solution.
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Human Rights Watch also identified a pervasive pattern of "systemic indifference" to medical needs while interviewing immigrants, family members, and their advocates.
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In 2013 the proportion of shares in Britain's firms owned by foreigners zoomed passed the 20143% mark, to almost total public indifference.
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The public is, and will continue to grow, impatient with their intransigence and indifference to the harm that their technology is yielding.
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Bracketing everything we know about Trump's potentially illegal behavior almost makes the GOP's somber indifference to his conduct in office more damning.
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There's a sense of indifference, too, in the images that reveal Lenins forgotten or ignored, or regarded as just a curious artifact.
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This absence is due, in most cases, to indifference beyond idealized or overly technical marriage preparation culminating in a picturesque wedding day.
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"We're going to go mainstream with a story that talks about homophobia, that talks about hate, that talks about indifference," he explained.
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In Culture and Imperialism, Edward Said accused Austen of indifference to the slave trade and, because of her silence about it, complicity.
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During the Mass, Francis denounced what he called the "globalization of indifference" toward refugees and the problems afflicting migrants around the world.
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Not being able to feed the people properly, but the hereditary succession keeps going on -- that results in indifference and no loyalty.
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But his efforts were undercut, in large measure, by his toxic relationships with Senate colleagues and a manifest indifference to repairing them.
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In short, Catholics hold that receiving holy communion can be wonderfully right or terribly wrong but cannot be a matter of indifference.
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"It was the same indifference to black lives, to the poor, to people with no power who cannot defend themselves," he said.
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Hello, it is I, the person who will watch and love any documentary about old-world expertise threatened by modern society's indifference.
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"All we get is bureaucratic doublespeak, indifference and excuse-making," said Frank Sharry, executive director of the immigration advocacy group America's Voice.
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The camerawork is astounding, capturing both the immediate concerns of the human subjects and the gaping indifference of the wilderness around them.
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Finally, after decades of benign indifference, Americans were starting to care about the tiny and miserable archipelago that once ruled the world.
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Still, he was no conservative -- and I suspect there was less antagonism to him among Democratic voters than indifference to keeping him.
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It too, suffers, from its own form of ideological conformism and journalistic groupthink, immunized from criticism due to its indifference to competition.
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She — and they — did so despite indifference from officials and, at times, resentment from the men who ruled the Bronx's political scene.
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When Krystal Sital's grandfather Shiva Singh suffers a cerebral hemorrhage, her grandmother Rebecca, after 53 years of marriage, reacts with calm indifference.
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These illiberal European leaders are empowered by Trump's dalliance with despotism and by his indifference to the distinction between truth and lies.
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Lutèce closed on Valentine's Day in 2004, a victim, in part, of indifference to opulent dining, whose decline Mr. Surmain had predicted.
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I also wonder if the term "lottery" legitimizes a kind of fatalism, even an indifference to those who draw the wrong ticket.
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Ms. Lithman is no less impressive in her silent role, as she reacts to her caregiver with, progressively, indifference, hostility and affection.
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We need the audacity to admit our systems continue because we are lazy and full of fear, fear that feeds our indifference.
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"The district not only demonstrates indifference to but actually inflames Native students' vulnerability to self-harm," the tribes' civil rights complaint states.
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So you'd think that I'd be inoculated against the indifference of some readers during the recent book tour for my novel. Wrong.
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She was met with indifference from the local authorities, but she refused to continue her travels or return home without getting justice.
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But an administration that has acquired a reputation for indifference to scientific evidence needs to prove its changes are for the better.
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Democrats, pointing to warnings from the nation's top intelligence and cybersecurity officials, accuse Republicans of exhibiting indifference to attacks on American democracy.
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Undermining of the Geneva peace process by Syria or European indifference to the situation will only lead to greater instability and suffering.
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It is also important that privileged white people use their platforms to challenge inequality — and speak out against white fragility and indifference.
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A great many local women, some awakened from political indifference by shock and revulsion at Trump's victory, threw themselves into his campaign.
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The graphic horror of American gun deaths is matched only by the bureaucratic indifference that does so little to thwart the carnage.
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Whitlock has rarely missed a game on TV or radio since he re-engaged with hockey after a few years of indifference.
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Perhaps the death knell of love is not anger or even indifference; it's losing the desire to know more about your partner.
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A British geographer making a trigonometric survey gave the mountain its name, a clipped abstraction capturing its indifference to life and time.
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They sense the indifference or disdain of the winners on the prosperous coasts and in the innovative cities, and it is reciprocated.
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"Santiago receives me with indifference," muses the filmmaker, whose voice is heard throughout but who is never seen except in archival footage.
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Your sister's apparent indifference to this is unfortunate, as is the fact that "It's my decision" is the only explanation she'll offer.
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This is not the first time that Mr. Abe and his entourage display callous indifference in the face of an unfolding disaster.
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Mexico's rich are often criticized for their indifference to social causes and their tendency to bend to the will of the government.
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Editorial As obnoxious as President Trump's recent tweets have been for many Americans, his indifference to decorum is familiar to his hometown.
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The major streaming services, including Amazon, Apple Music, and Spotify, have tended to address dynamics in classical music with indifference and bewilderment.
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The alienation of female voters from the Republican Party is compounded by the indifference, at best, of Republican men to female candidates.
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And then there's my mother, whose indifference to convention, especially where child-rearing was concerned, reminds me very much of du Maurier.
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But which city is offering up the most indifference to Sunday's matchup between the New England Patriots and the Los Angeles Rams?
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Even if a human resources department doesn't actively retaliate, it may opt for a course of action that is still troubling: indifference.
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Despite the excitement many expressed about watching Trump and Kim on television, some South Koreans voiced doubts and indifference regarding Tuesday's summit.
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That is the radical claim of Christianity — that indifference to worldly gain and material well-being is actually critical to human happiness.
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If the sole purpose of a corporation is to maximize profits, its indifference to the needs of society is not merely justified.
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Some other pieces ... Cory Doctorow wrote a really wonderful piece about peak indifference and privacy nihilism, which was a really important topic.
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I was looking at my future and realizing it was everyone's, and there was nothing I could do about the universe's colossal indifference.
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But the Roman faith doesn't seem to have left much mark on him, to judge by the prime minister's professed indifference to monogamy.
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Still, it's hard for some organizers to shake the conclusion that the health care fight proved the Republican Congress's indifference to grassroots activism.
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Stewart, the former "The Daily Show" host and longtime advocate for first responders, criticized Congress for their "callous indifference" and lack of action.
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By the time I left Thailand, nine years later, winning a championship belt was a complete and utter matter of indifference to me.
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But the "secret" label stuck to America's war in Laos, in part because of official denials and in part because of public indifference.
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And when meek words masquerade as moral courage, they are perceived as indifference and give the worst of human nature permission to flourish.
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Universal's misbegotten Dark Universe has already been rebooted once, and its relaunch with The Mummy was met with critical jeers and widespread indifference.
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The bottom line: Every hiccup in establishing the SPV benefits Washington, which has held up a public posture of indifference to the effort.
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Will Smith stars as a crusading doctor who takes on professional football for its indifference to the health and safety of its players.
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The students I teach at Middlebury College in Vermont are broadly secular, and their indifference to religious observances of any kind is palpable.
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"While Musk claims to 'respect the justice system,' his deliberate indifference to compliance with this Court's final judgment indicates otherwise," the SEC argues.
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They listened with indifference while FARC functionaries handed out lunch boxes, soft drinks and flags with the party's new rose-and-star symbol.
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If we don't program AI with proper morals, says the theory, it will eventually wipe us out through malice, carelessness, or plain indifference.
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It was out of ignorance, out of indifference, out of the feelings that the history of this very small island was not important.
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Alex, my girlfriend of 14 months, is unmoved by all holidays, but the lion's share of her indifference is reserved for Valentine's Day.
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ISIS, al Qaeda and a variety of other nasties were the greatest beneficiaries of Western indifference and now control major swathes of Syria.
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And, in the case of prisoners, "a deliberate indifference to serious medical needs" violates the Eighth Amendment's prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment.
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"The city of Orlando demonstrated deliberate indifference to these people by not training their officers," attorney Wayne Pollack, who represents the victims, said.
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As ESPN's Connolly described it, password-sharing is akin to "piracy," and he said that the public's indifference bolsters acceptance of the practice.
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But it seems the pain of life's indifference to our search for a higher purpose didn't end at meme-ification for Butter Bot.
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Harris determined that these claims did not reflect reality, but his efforts to set the record straight were met with indifference or hostility.
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They will hope the defendants' seeming indifference to the plight of trafficking victims inspires the jury to overlook holes in the prosecution's case.
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People around the world, a majority of Americans, environmentalists and other coastal elites — constituencies for which Trump has shown indifference and/or contempt.
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There can be increments of progress or reform, but nothing that could plausibly overcome this country's core indifference to genuine learning and education.
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" He said the "strongest response to their cheap comments" would be "indifference to their plots and choosing to resist and foil their schemes.
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Still, "The Dawn Watch" and "Reading Conrad" have one area of overlap—an almost complete indifference to everything that Conrad published after 1910.
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When I began to take classes at Yale, I could not understand, let alone emulate, the amused indifference of many of my classmates.
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Trump has attempted to project indifference in the days leading up to Mueller's testimony but has revealed the appearance does have his attention.
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And he displayed indifference to family bonds when he proposed ending the family reunification standard that has been the hallmark of American immigration.
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The administration treats with indifference and scorns non-guilty detainees, incarcerated criminals and Central American families who seek legal asylum at the borders.
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Drawing public support for this legislation will help overcome the inertia and indifference that so far has stalled the bill's passage through Congress.
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Behind the scenes, GOP lawmakers are frustrated by Trump's brinkmanship and by his indifference about what a shutdown would mean for his party.
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There was so much of this, a stale pageant of Very Serious gestures operating in bizarre indifference to the urgency of current circumstances.
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I'm not going to say we were booed and people threw hot pennies at us and eggs and cabbages, but there was indifference.
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This, in combination with Trump's indifference towards Europe, could be problematic on the executive level as each side turns (willingly or unwillingly) inward.
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After the civil-rights movement, it morphed and hardened into a general indifference toward racial crises, crises represented most vividly by inner cities.
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As long as you didn't get in the way of that goal, you were treated with tolerance, indifference or you were simply overlooked.
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The student, identified only as Jane Doe, also sued the university for what she called its "deliberate indifference" to her complaints about him.
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When the student sued, a judge held that the school's response wasn't bad enough to hold it liable under a deliberate-indifference standard.
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"You can feel in the air the sense of indifference," said Bodnar, who said the new government does not support his office's work.
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The piece provides the clearest bridge to Goldin's current work, summarizing the tragedy of a country's indifference to a generation left to die.
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Painter had spent enough time observing how power works to know that individual toil was no match for stubborn prejudice or oblivious indifference.
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Rather, it powerfully insists on giving a voice to victims whose greatest challenge, apart from their symptoms, is surmounting a world of indifference.
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The journalist said Bolsonaro's actions were "way beyond" having "indifference or being too slow to recognize" the problem that other international leaders demonstrated.
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Taken to their logical conclusions, the blithe indifference of Hannah and her friends and the anti-modern views of the Robertsons were horrifying.
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Despite that willingness, there is also widespread skepticism over the seriousness of the president's call, given the administration's past indifference to white supremacism.
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In her work in India, Argentina and across Europe, she's seen a variety of responses to infidelity — indifference, outrage, tacit acceptance, vocal acceptance.
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It's hard to excuse indifference to your children's interests or misleading people about your financial condition in order to extract money from them.
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Mr. Ni referred to a common Chinese saying to explain the indifference: The sky is so high; the emperor is so far away.
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And Mr. Karyo's indomitable Baptiste, shrugging in the face of indifference and opposition, should still appeal to any Philip Marlowe fans out there.
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They also seem shocked at the apparent indifference of Ryan and his colleagues to Trump's corruption and contempt for the rule of law.
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The reality was something else: an appalling indifference as the British high command sent hundreds of thousands of their young men to die.
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In a musical that's controversial for its seeming indifference to domestic violence, casting a black actor ran the risk of demonizing black men.
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Soon after his election in 2013, he denounced the "globalization of indifference" in a landmark visit to the Mediterranean migrant hub of Lampedusa.
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That owes to the government's misconduct and its arrogant indifference to the rights of Americans and the authority of Congress to conduct oversight.
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Trump may similarly claim indifference in the Bombardier case, as he was also not elected by the people of Penwortham, Belfast or Quebec.
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All our teachers were Jeans, and the Jeans loved the Karens of course, for their neat, sexy cursive and their indifference to pedagogy.
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If no one under the age of 35 feels likewise, and I doubt they have the energy to feign such indifference, that's fine.
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But its message -- about the indifference of the authorities, prompting a young woman to recant her initial statements -- comes through loud and clear.
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And it also works if you want to sardonically call out someone else's perceived indifference to an urgent issue, whether tiny or huge.
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It is distressing to conclude that the repeated discussion of "never again" and bemoaning Western indifference hides the real issue at stake here.
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Still, it goes with the flow of the increasing indifference with which modern English distinguishes subjects on the basis of their social position.
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Hart Island, the writer Luc Sante says in an interview, is emblematic of an indifference that all cities cultivate out of practical necessity.
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The calls for urgent action reverberate in large part around the emergency of this moment, sounding against what we understand as cold indifference.
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Others have done so elsewhere, and have either been met with indifference of the "she'll be right" variety, or bullied into shutting up.
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And that's all before the slow unfolding story of the president's entanglement in, or indifference to, Russian-organized efforts to destabilize American democracy.
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As paradoxical as it may sound, Toledano's photos reveal that what seems like these girls' indifference is actually an expression of their autonomy.
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There are also points where a more accurate depiction of a single aspect of history ends up fueling a legacy of erasure and indifference.
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The lazy cat seemed to express indifference about the election turnout, and perhaps by some liberal interpretations, the cat encouraged people not to vote.
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The scientists then were the ones treated with indifference and contempt, while the study of literature and classics commanded the most prestige and respect.
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The famous Elie Wiesel quote says that the opposite of love isn't hate, it's indifference, which could not be more true in Lenny's case.
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Though one can debate the merits of some of these moves, for European officials they add up either to strategic indifference or divisive intention.
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In June, Stewart made headlines when he offered up impassioned testimony during a House hearing, criticizing lawmakers for their "shameful" indifference toward the issue.
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Looking at the lack of willingness to vote in Britain, he would be alarmed and ashamed at our apparent indifference to politics and politicians.
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While this is specific to Japanese culture, US viewers will have little difficulty recognizing elements of our own culture in Takami's allegories of indifference.
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Mr. Jenkins, 32, was charged with second-degree murder with depraved indifference and assault, and more charges could be added as the investigation continues.
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The first period lasts for three years and is characterized by indifference of the masses to political matters and autocratic rule by a minority.
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Trump broadcast his indifference about the tide of new spending he has unleashed at a dinner with donors at Mar-a-Lago last month.
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And a silent indifference on the part of individuals and institutions that could put it in check is a large part of reason why.
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Whether it's a barrage of prying questions, or an inability to comprehend certain career paths, family gatherings are often ripe for scrutiny — or indifference.
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To some observers, the protesters are primarily angry about what they see as President Emmanuel Macron's apparent indifference toward tough conditions for working people.
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Official indifference to the 100,000 mostly poor people who live in this part of Bhopal says much about India's wider failure to tackle pollution.
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For my part, I was wondering for quite some time about an apparent indifference to an entire range of indicators signaling rising inflation pressures.
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More generally, critics worry that with a careless change to the world's most popular browser, Google is signaling indifference toward game developers and artists.
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But it was met with indifference, and it faded into obscurity until a 35mm print surfaced in a Massachusetts theater a few years ago.
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For most of her career, Ms. Burke said, she often felt something ranging from indifference to icy skepticism, even outright hostility from certain fans.
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They have started running a radio ad in Florida targeting Trump's apparent indifference to freedom-loving people engaged in decades of struggle against Castro.
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Is that our only recourse, when faced with the destructive indifference of nature, the inevitability of catastrophe, to act like a well-behaved child?
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There's a level of callousness, there's a level of indifference towards poor and working people, preoccupation with greed, and, most importantly, lack of accountability.
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For his part, King has largely expressed indifference, or perhaps more accurately a sense of resignation, about Hollywood's treatment of his books and stories.
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"It's hard for me to imagine the indifference that we've seen exhibited if this had happened in a much more affluent community," he said.
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Vasilios Pistolis' involvement in neo-Nazi groups, including that he marched with white supremacists in Charlottesville in 2017, and was met with relative indifference.
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Greta's was very direct and visceral but normally you work with everything from indifference to somebody trying to make excuses for not liking something.
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Each tech giant has a different reason for trying to overcome the indifference of consumers, and to embed itself more deeply in the home.
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The current suit claims UT created a sexual environment that was hostile to female students due to the school's "deliberate indifference" to their claims.
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The 1994 Rwanda slaughter and the 1995 Srebrenica massacre were black marks highlighting indifference diplomats swore would not be repeated in the new century.
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Before and after we were victims, we have been and are responsible: for actions and inactions, for wrongs and indifference, for negations and shrugs.
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While the Republicans treated these substantive problems with an unseemly indifference, the Democrats, for their part, wasted some time and credibility with grandstanding forays.
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A late-session suggestion of eight different bills, including one focused only on the campaign for governor, foundered on the shoals of legislative indifference.
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But authorities' indifference to protestors' push for opposition candidates to stand in local elections this fall sparked the second violent clash in a week.
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These allies and followers help him ascend from step to step, collaborating in his dirty work and watching the casualties mount with cool indifference.
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Mr. Backlund is less coy; but the problem here isn't the blood-drenched indifference of the hunters or the pitiful defenselessness of their victims.
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There are instances in which Japanese indifference to authorial intent approaches the oblivious, such as when English words and phrases are rendered entirely meaningless.
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The Senate version was drafted in secret and reflected an almost complete indifference to the needs of any Americans, really, apart from the wealthiest.
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Shaw intended "Widowers' Houses" to highlight the complicity, greed and indifference that allow the upper classes to thrive at the expense of the lower.
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But the shamelessness of this administration, the dishonesty, the total indifference to facts, is something I haven't seen before — at least not this blatant.
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The word "Kafkaesque" is overused, but it comes to mind every time I try to retrieve a package in the face of staggering indifference.
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As far as the petition is concerned, it may end up serving as more of a flag to Suu Kyi's indifference than anything actionable.
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Despite total confidence in their position, Florida State paid Kinsman the largest settlement ever for a Title IX indifference to student sexual assault claim.
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Alienation hangs heavy over the film like it does the lives of so many today, confronted with our bleak economic reality and technological indifference.
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After years in which massacre after massacre has been met with congressional indifference and inaction, the past few weeks have been a welcome change.
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Nowhere is the anti-abortion movement's indifference to lives outside of the womb more apparent than in their appropriation of Black Lives Matter rhetoric.
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This might seem like an arcane accounting issue, but the choice of discount rate can make an enormous difference, yielding either urgency or indifference.
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"It was a depraved indifference to what was known or what should have been known," Richard Emery, the boy's lawyer, said in an interview.
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On "Milwaukee," Tolan writes about his fading prospects for homeownership, trying so hard to resign to indifference as time slowly eats away at everything.
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McNeil advanced on defensive indifference and, with Robinson Cano on deck, Rosario hit a two-hopper grounder to shortstop and beat Trea Turner's throw.
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But people living in shelters say the overhaul should start with the transfers themselves, which sometimes feel arbitrary, retaliatory or carried out with indifference.
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An ideal character, in short, whose lofty ambitions and indifference to detail and danger give this story more zigs and zags than Lombard Street.
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It's a useful corrective to a lot of simplified narratives of rural stagnation that have been used to excuse bad actors and official indifference.
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Mr. Trump, unusually, has decided to go public with his grievances, and Mr. Powell has responded with public displays of grim-faced, insistent indifference.
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He points out that "only when we reckon with the human costs of our indifference and decide to act" will this familiar cycle end.
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Trump's utter indifference to the truth, what some of his critics have come to call his "normlessness," is intensely alarming to many Washington analysts.
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The Dutch were known for tolerance — or indifference — to most immigrants to New Amsterdam who didn't jeopardize the Dutch West India Company's commercial agenda.
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That day's journey ended with a sore-footed, late-afternoon arrival at La Défense, its sparkling glass towers rising above me with monolithic indifference.
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The lack of interest was echoed at one pub, the appropriately named Duke of Sussex, where the mood was mainly one of benign indifference.
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If indifference to civilian suffering underlies some arguments for perpetuating our military presence in Afghanistan, it also seems to animate some advocates of withdrawal.
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"It was a long, ongoing problem of a disastrous and relentless indifference to my financial situation," he told The New York Times in 2009.
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Many tasks are morally dubious—finding a way not to prosecute a well-connected murderer—and others he performs with indifference bordering on incompetence.
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Lowe has a boyish indifference to danger, and colleagues must constantly dissuade him from, say, driving into Libya with a scanner in the trunk.
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What followed was the Second Intifada, or "uprising," a reaction to the world's indifference to their struggle and the futility of plans like Oslo.
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Piles, especially ones where several different colors or patterns are mixed together, communicate indifference, and also the low value of any one individual item.
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Chappel was racing against time and the changes wrought by people; Balke painted images of relatively timeless nature in all its grandeur and indifference.
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In the years since their father died, their mother, Evelyn, hadn't changed anything in these rooms—less out of respect than out of indifference.
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There was also grumbling about pilfered merchandise — and the indifference of the local police — but mostly a longing for home and those left behind.
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Indifference to the poor and the disenfranchised is still a hallmark of state government here in the South — and not just in the South.
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The commission judge, citing a Supreme Court ruling that prisons must provide health care, found insufficient evidence of "deliberate indifference" to his medical needs.
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But with his choice of Mr. Friedman, he has displayed a dangerous ignorance of or indifference to the land mines across the Middle East.
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" Memorably, he concludes his essay by stressing his flat indifference to ideas: "I only talk about ideas in class, or whenever I have to.
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Unfortunately, the saga of health care also reveals the capacity of Mr. Trump to do harm, through incompetence and indifference, if not effective action.
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There is nothing actively bad in the pilot, but our overall takeaway was indifference, and a wish that they'd approach the dating aspects differently.
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For generations, the US government's attitude toward Native American communities has been marked by mistreatment, indifference, and a lack of respect for tribal sovereignty.
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Hammers are good for breaking things, and some people need a verbal hammering to break them out of their intellectual funk or emotional indifference.
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Affleck and Gadot may have lent their weight to #ReleaseTheSnyderCut, but corporate indifference is a foe against which few superheroes can hope to prevail.
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Over the years, especially since "There Will Be Blood," Mr. Anderson has repeatedly manifested his indifference to the fashions and conventions of contemporary filmmaking.
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"Is it that you feel superior behind a costume of indifference?" she coolly asks at one point, before delivering a searing wake-up call.
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Warren goes on to call out the hypocrisy and indifference of conservative groups that claim to put family values first while ignoring economic concerns.
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But he had made up his mind, he would not take care of himself, death had become truly a matter of indifference to him.
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This is what separated Spicer from Scaramucci, who embraced his role with panache, or Sarah Huckabee Sanders, who does it with dead-eyed indifference.
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" He said he "intended [the word] to be … the reflection almost of a mood … the fusion of two extremes … such as indifference and nostalgia.
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In scene after scene we see his face unmoved, his eyes watching but remote; there is a repellent sense of his — and our own — indifference.
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According to the suit, university officials are accused of "deliberate indifference to known sexual assaults," which, the plaintiffs argue, "condoned" additional attacks at the school.
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Only Kate can find proof of the massacre — especially since the Americans, in a scene of harrowing indifference, pointedly refused to search for the graves.
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Taddeo, who maintains regular contact with the women, hopes that their stories will prevent readers from shaming others — and teach them the danger of indifference.
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You can bring back a lot of things from the 1980s — tube tops, keyboards, a horrifying governmental indifference to the poor — but the fondue STAYS.
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After his presidential run in 2016, also as a Libertarian, he is known nationally for his goofball manner, indifference to world affairs and dope habit.
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Deaths due to hunger or to abandoning one's land have now become everyday news, and there is the danger that this will lead to indifference.
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Their attitude of bemused indifference suddenly gave way to an aggressive and energetic counterattack, which was helped by a bizarre incident late in the campaign.
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If your keynote goes on for too long, you will probably see people's emotions go from happiness to indifference and then to sadness and contempt.
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What is new is the apparent indifference in the White House to the German chancellor, at a time when Ms. Merkel's global position has weakened.
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In his capital of Ramallah in the West Bank, Mr Abbas, who is 82, is treated with indifference by Israel and contempt by many Palestinians.
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In February, Antetokounmpo played his first ever NBA All-Star Game as if it were his last, breaking the indifference of the defense-less exhibition.
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In the debate that has followed the 2016 Oscar nominations, there is the usual outrage, disgust and, in some parts, indifference or thinly veiled contempt.
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They've generally downplayed previous criticisms and expressed indifference to new scandals, apparently due to a calculation that their own electoral fates are linked to his.
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I belong to a generation that has learned that whatever the question, despair is not an answer; whatever the experience, indifference is not an option.
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The school's indifference to the petition prompted co-curators Agata Grabowska and Olga Rusinek to organize the exhibition of copies of sculptures made by Myjak.
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"Facebook's internal efforts behind the scenes reflect a company mentality of reckless indifference toward the accuracy of its metrics," the plaintiffs said in Tuesday's filing.
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It all paints the same picture — depraved indifference to the safety and welfare of children who come to us and are put in our care.
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Midge's indifference toward her children is particularly striking in contrast to another sitcom mom and beloved Amy Sherman-Palladino heroine, Lorelai Gilmore of Gilmore Girls.
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Clinton's handling of her email scandal also shows an indifference or even distain for the rule of law and the tremendous responsibility of her position.
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The aftermath also exposed indifference in Washington, as Puerto Rico has seen only a fraction of the aid it needs trickle in slowly for years.
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