Petz, to put it mildly, is insensitive to Zayn's needs.
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Trump is, as Frankfurt asserts, certainly openly insensitive to reality.
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"These measures are basically insensitive to policy action," he said.
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And I think we have grown highly insensitive to that fact.
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Buyers of these goods and services are insensitive to price changes.
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That was seen as insensitive to religious minorities such as Muslims.
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Totally insensitive to all those that want to but just can't.
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But gilt yields have been insensitive to electioneering for other reasons.
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"Please don't applaud, it's insensitive to people with no arms," she said.
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It may seem insensitive to say that you're in for a treat.
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It's cruel, ignorant, and insensitive to claim that Thornton didn't "really love" Carney.
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The trip-wire approach is completely insensitive to whether that would be good.
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Most hotel-franchising fee deals are long term and insensitive to trading conditions.
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It's insensitive to speak up about gun control at this moment, they'll claim.
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"I felt the name was insensitive to real things going on," says Tucker.
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Is it insensitive to discuss climate change in the midst of deadly hurricanes?
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Since drillers were seeking oil, that production was insensitive to low gas prices.
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No one, even the unlearned, crude man, can remain insensitive to its beauty.
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The analysis results have shown that current ratings were relatively insensitive to these stresses.
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I didn't at all mean to be insensitive to people who can't have children.
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In addition to her unusual emotional composition, Cameron is entirely insensitive to physical pain.
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"The economic analysis shows that people are relatively insensitive to hours differences," Burks said.
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Any email showing him to be insensitive to the fate of employees could be toxic.
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"Obviously, it's insensitive to dump someone on Christmas day or New Year's Eve," she says.
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"We are truly sorry that the ad has appeared insensitive to our community," Woodbridge said.
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Johnson's, who was present on the call, over whether he was insensitive to Mrs. Johnson.
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GC: And just to wrap up, financial markets have been very insensitive to political risk.
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Filia argued financial markets had become "complacent" and "insensitive" to fundamental changes in the economy.
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Over-sharing comes across as self-obsessed and insensitive to the balance of the conversation.
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Some fans are complaining that her faux pregnancy is insensitive to women with fertility issues.
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British exports compete predominantly on quality rather than cost, making customers relatively insensitive to price changes.
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In the context of a ... Yeah, there's not going to ... It was insensitive to trans people.
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Senate Democrats pounced on the issue to paint GOP leaders as insensitive to women's healthcare needs.
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During her decade in the public eye, journalists insensitive to her sexual identity have rattled her.
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This one's a little insensitive to murder victims, but so's most of Halloween, to be honest.
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Each character was their own worst enemy, lost and insensitive to the needs of anyone else.
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I wonder if it's insensitive to the problem of addiction to bandy about all these -holics?
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Duke officials bristled at suggestions that the school is insensitive to the needs of its neighbors.
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"I didn't at all mean to be insensitive to people who can't have children," Bieber said.
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Geneticists later proved that her body was insensitive to testosterone, so her condition conferred no athletic advantage.
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He suggested it would be insensitive to the family to display the demise of their loved one.
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The wanting system has powerful control over behavior, and its cravings are insensitive to long-term consequences.
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In 2015, volatility was suppressed at the index level, leaving stocks largely insensitive to swings in fundamentals.
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Human beings have become so insensitive to daily life, they don't remember what happened five minutes back.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt said last week it was "insensitive" to address global warming at this time.
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One of Marsili's colleagues, a pain researcher, first suspected Marsili might be insensitive to pain in 2000.
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I also agree that those companies are insensitive to the frequent times that we users are offline.
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These are actions that are insensitive to the level of interest rates, which are already extraordinarily low.
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Students demanded that he and two other college employees whom they deemed insensitive to minorities be fired.
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Mostly because it's incredibly insensitive to the very people he claims to be helping with the sanctions!
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To compare HHS to Auschwitz is so deeply problematic and so insensitive to the actual situation at hand.
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"I understand how my comment seems insensitive to the survivors and their families, and I apologize," Leung tweeted.
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Whatever the explanation, inactive customers who are insensitive to prices end up subsidising those who are more savvy.
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"It fits into a narrative that many of them have that Republicans are insensitive to women," he conceded.
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Frederica Wilson accused Trump of being insensitive to the widow of one of the soldiers killed in Niger.
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Critics said the costume was insensitive to the millions of girls forced into youth marriages around the world.
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To be sure, the court was not wholly insensitive to the possibility that statistical disparities might indicate injustice.
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Carson Daly criticized as being insensitive to infertility problems But Lee ended her post on a hopeful note.
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"@fred_guttenberg I'm truly sorry if my statement sounded insensitive to you and scratched at your loss," he tweeted.
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Years ago, we had problems; we'd get a lot of people boycotting us and whatnot, but I think in the end—trust me, I'm married, I have a beautiful wife, I understand where people think we're being insensitive to rape and things like that, we're not being insensitive to that.
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"I didn't at all mean to be insensitive to people who can't have children," Bieber continued in his message.
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In summertime, when the living is easy and children need entertaining, demand is high, and relatively insensitive to price.
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While it aimed at media manipulation, my tweet was insensitive to students who lost friends in a terrible tragedy.
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Data show coal demand to be insensitive to coal prices but highly sensitive to the price of natural gas.
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This person said none replied to her email and avoided following up to avoid appearing insensitive to overwhelmed reporters.
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This incident was thoughtless and I was insensitive to her perspective and how demeaning my conduct was towards her.
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Seifert: Yeah, and what I'm trying to play back is that I am not insensitive to any of those arguments.
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"It was not our intent to be insensitive to issues of authenticity and ethnicity," the company wrote after Skein's departure.
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I wondered whether it was culturally insensitive to drink wine with curry, some kind of farang bastardization of Thai cuisine.
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If a video is insensitive to the very real societal problem of suicide, they could simply refuse to publish it.
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But all four leaders in the past two years have faced widespread criticism over gaffes deemed insensitive to Nassar's survivors.
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I've seen departments, which have top-down leadership that was just totally insensitive to what modern policing actually should be.
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La David Johnson, that Donald Trump seemed insensitive to her husband's sacrifice in a telephone call and couldn't remember Sgt.
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Since before Trump took office two years ago, he has been dogged by claims that he is insensitive to women.
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The architect who succeeded Mr. Moore, Hany Hassan, disputed the suggestion that the renovation was insensitive to the building's history.
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Most Medigap plans pay beneficiaries' deductibles and co-pays, making beneficiaries insensitive to the total cost of their Medicare services.
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"We've never had a president who was as insensitive to the norms and taboos" of the military, Mr. Feaver said.
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In fact, I have always been remarkably insensitive to the pleasures that many green-fingered folk find in their backyards.
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As bad as it is to be insensitive to disabled people, it's something a contrite politician can survive (see: Obama, Barack).
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" They added: "any suggestion that Mr. Robbins is somehow racist or insensitive to the African-American community is absurd and false.
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"Sonja, I don't know what's happening to you right now but you are being so insensitive to me," she said later.
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" He continued, "HOWEVER, I realize now doing so was incredibly insensitive to the many folks out there who depend on subtitles.
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And British exports compete mainly on "non-price" factors, such as quality and customer service, making them insensitive to currency fluctuations.
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But, it seems a little insensitive to laugh about her brother's size when it is something that so clearly bothers him.
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""He is no longer employed by us," the "We do not tolerate any behavior that is insensitive to our valued customers.
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You also risk becoming too insensitive to other problems, such as inequality, and too forgiving of other crimes, such as corruption.
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His remarks may be seen as insensitive to a country in crisis, and he has faced such criticism in the past.
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It's insensitive to issues of religion (some productions include parodies of Muslim worship) and race; its presentation of women is alarming.
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The singer's prank on social media drew criticism from some who felt it was insensitive to those dealing with fertility issues.
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In addition to the policies Trump has proposed, "there's the rhetoric that ranges from racially insensitive to outright racist," Ramakrishnan notes.
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"It is insensitive to retrench mine workers ... whilst enjoying the luxury of a game farm," Lonmin General Secretary Gideon du Plessis said.
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Still, it seems a little insensitive to have that place as a gathering spot so people can scoop up little cartoon monsters.
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When your coping mechanism is swamped, it makes you insensitive to things that people in the West would look on with horror.
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It was the most recent in a long list of actions by the campaign that struck many as insensitive to Jewish concerns.
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"To use time and effort to address it at this point is very, very insensitive to this people in Florida," he added.
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Ms. Taylor's comments drew criticism from some who said that she was being insensitive to women who have faced harassment and discrimination.
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He said at the time that it was "insensitive" to discuss the role of climate change in the storm during recovery efforts.
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Beyerdynamic notes that it's used a three-layer metallic finish on the Xelentos that makes the surface "insensitive" to abrasions, solvents, or perspiration.
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" The chilled nature of the bologna doesn't matter as the losses related to being next to a body are "relatively insensitive to temperature.
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Many will refuse to condemn these actions for fear of being labeled a racist or at the very least, insensitive to racial injustice.
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This might sour your relationship with your neighbors, but if they are being insensitive to your well-being, you might have little choice.
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I'm fortunate, but I know that many people in my social proximity will inevitably crack jokes and be insensitive to trans issues generally.
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For a site-specific art exhibition that claims to be about attention to the environment, Desert X 2019 seems surprisingly insensitive to context.
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While they decry the process as tainted and unfair, some are also arguing that they cannot be indifferent and insensitive to a victim.
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The Philadelphia museum has been under pressure to respond to criticism that it had been insensitive to staff concerns before Mr. Helmer's departure.
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"It was absolutely never our intention and we apologize to anyone who might feel we were insensitive to sacred memories," the statement continued.
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Notable German insurers not using these are Allianz and Munich Re, but their business profiles make their capital relatively insensitive to UFR changes.
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According to Fowler, HR and management were generally insensitive to, if not completely dismissive of, her claims and those of other women at Uber.
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"I wasn't trying to be insensitive to my husband by doing the test without him — I was so sure I wasn't pregnant," Lauren explains.
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The theater's board deemed the 1939 film "insensitive" to their larger audience after receiving "numerous comments" that stemmed from a screening on Aug. 11.
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Three years passed before geneticists could prove that her body was insensitive to testosterone, and that her intersex condition thus conferred no athletic advantage.
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Global climate models tend to greatly underestimate the cloudiness of this region, and this makes the models relatively insensitive to possible changes in cloudiness.
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DeVos is insensitive to the plight of poor families who they believe are "incapable" of making good educational choices on behalf of their children.
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We recognize that we made an error in judgment by running the recent Big Game commercial, which was insensitive to people with food allergies.
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In addition, our system of employer-provided health insurance has had the deleterious effect of making consumers insensitive to the price of health care.
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Sarah Silverman and ex Jimmy Kimmel haven't been together for years, but that doesn't mean she's insensitive to what's going on in his life.
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Trump found himself on the defensive again on Wednesday after a Democratic congresswoman alleged that he was insensitive to the widow of Army Sgt.
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WASHINGTON — Scott Pruitt, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, says it is insensitive to discuss climate change in the midst of deadly storms.
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" Sessions dismissed such charges, testifying that he denies "as strongly as I can express it that I am insensitive to the concerns of blacks.
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Some of the sources said that McCain recently confronted Huntsman for being insensitive to her fertility struggles by bringing up her kids on air.
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He said another officer accused him of prioritizing "black lives over blue lives," while another accused him of being "racially insensitive" to African Americans.
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Rather than running the whole game remotely, one intermediate option is to use it for tricky calculations that are also relatively insensitive to small delays.
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When the aroma of defeat had finally dissipated, he blamed himself for being insensitive to the plight of the poor, and set about making amends.
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He might appear to be insensitive to women, but during his time as mayor he supported policies on behalf of women and programs for children.
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This is from the top Chicago police spokesman: Let's face it: It was just plainly insensitive to all the Chicago families who have lost people.
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These misgivings are accompanied by a concern among the critics that some leading geneticists are being insensitive to the needs or priorities of indigenous communities.
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"Kitchen Confidential" presented an image of macho life, which he called "meathead culture," that he thought may have made him seen insensitive to workplace issues.
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"It would be insensitive to our loyal chef customers to be aggressive about collections during this time as many are currently shut down," Purkayastha said.
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It is "insensitive to the people of Florida" to discuss how climate change has made hurricanes more extreme, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt said after Irma.
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"Some have said it's insensitive to bring up these issues now, but I feel quite the opposite," state Senate Majority Leader Arlan Meekhof (R) said.
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"Our method is insensitive to the choice of cosmological model," Inh Jee, the study's first author from the Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics, told Gizmodo.
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It was offensive in more ways than one, with critics saying it was insensitive to the issue of suicide and the history of racist lynchings.
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One of the founders came to believe it was insensitive to use the Holocaust to make a rhetorical point, however, and posted an apology on YouTube.
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He went at Mr. Trump repeatedly, assailing him as insensitive to women and minorities, and criticizing his support for using eminent domain to annex private property.
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These thrived on the collapse of support for national political parties, and on a sense that contemporary national governments were insensitive to Scottish and Catalan concerns.
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Even if the business traveller were unaware of the severity of the crime, he might think it plain insensitive to sound off about the Thai monarch.
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Despite complaints that Chanel's boomerang is culturally insensitive to Indigenous Australians, there are already owners like makeup artist Jeffree Star, who flaunted his own on Twitter.
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But it is neither inconsistent nor insensitive to say that her death was cold-blooded, and many in the black community are not surprised by it.
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They have floated the idea of simply not publishing the old benchmark rates, perhaps frustrated that bank loan prices seem insensitive to their interbank rate-steering.
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"It was insensitive to invite them," Matti told Reuters outside the damaged warehouse where the ceremony was held, near rubble left by the now-demolished bridge.
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"..."All I'm saying to you is, to use time and effort to address it at this point is very, very insensitive to this people in Florida.
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Many Nigerians feel that President Muhammadu Buhari is insensitive to their suffering; his challenger, Atiku Abubakar, is weighed down with allegations of corruption in this past.
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Ms. Lakshmi said Mr. Rushdie at one point called her "a bad investment" and was insensitive to her medical condition even as she tried to recuperate.
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Some argue that these brands not only do this in a way that ignores the needs of Muslim fashion, but are downright culturally insensitive to boot.
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It's a rare genetic condition that causes people to be unable to feel pain, and are often insensitive to other stimuli like heat or intense pressure.
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But the N.R.C.C. viewed Mr. Bliss's group as reckless in its spending and insensitive to the delicate web of egos and relationships in the Republican conference.
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Los Angeles based artist and TikTok user Balou Royal said he feels some of the videos are insensitive to the feelings of those mourning this loss.
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So we're going to try to pull back on this, and I don't think it's wrong or mean or insensitive to civil rights or human rights.
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Those richer plans, they argue, lead workers to use too much health care and to remain insensitive to the cost of services, driving up health costs.
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Is it a good idea to have this show created by two white men who have already proven to be insensitive to violence inflicted on others?
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"The lesson was culturally insensitive to our students and families ... my sincerest apology to our students and school community," Principal David Stewart said in a statement.
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And though the miasma of racism and discrimination has long engulfed the economic, social, and political institutions of our country, physicians remain insensitive to structural racism.
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"The lesson was culturally insensitive to our students and families … my sincerest apology to our students and school community," Stewart said in a statement, according to CNN.
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That may also seem insensitive, to discuss the Simpson trial as if it were the largest grapefruit ever grown and harvested in the history of the nation.
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Commenters pointed out that the caption could be interpreted as insensitive to women who experience hair loss for a number of reasons ranging from genetics to illness.
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In contrast, the random scatter of dots in the figure on the right shows that labor supply for high-income families is insensitive to the jobless rate.
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From the Auschwitz concentration camp to the Berlin Holocaust memorial, social media users chasing likes and followers have often been accused of being insensitive to their surroundings.
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"This 'it's in the water' and 'baby boom' talk is unbelievably insensitive to Dylan," one fan wrote in the comments section of Daly's "baby making juice" post.
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"Throughout his career, King has made comments that were at the very least insensitive to the role of various minorities in our diverse society," the board writes.
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While it might be brutal or insensitive to regard the death of someone's beloved parent as "churn," that's what it is, from a business point of view.
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Bennett is not insensitive to the effects—physical, emotional, psychological, social—of being a professional athlete, particularly one who plays a violent game, and plays it violently.
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The Italian brand was most recently criticized for being insensitive to mental health in September when it debuted straitjackets during Milan Fashion Week, the Washington Post reports.
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"My words and ill-timing were insensitive to those who are struggling, especially insensitive considering the fact that I used to be in that struggle too," she wrote.
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Our Revolution former co-vice chair Catalina Velasquez, an undocumented immigrant and transgender activist, said she left the group because it was insensitive to Latino and immigrant issues.
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The ad, with its doleful piano accompaniment, could also be read as pretty insensitive to the way some women respond to the pressures they may face post-baby.
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The fact that Logan still doesn't understand how it's culturally insensitive to go around Japan wearing a pikachu outfit, throwing poke balls at the locals, is so troubling.
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The problem was that the "safe burials" ordered by the WHO—with its understandable yet singular fixation on biosafety—were insensitive to the sacred dimensions of funeral custom.
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"Many federal workers will not be receiving their paychecks, and what that means in their lives is tragic … the president seems to be insensitive to that," Pelosi said.
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Still other intersex women have XY chromosomes and internal testes but appear female their whole lives, developing rounded hips and breasts, because their cells are insensitive to testosterone.
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She chose extreme examples of counter-cultural appropriation gone awry, citing Oberlin students apologizing for the inauthenticity of sushi in their cafeteria as being insensitive to Japanese people.
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Many believed Trump's jacket was insensitive to the immigrant children she was visiting, who had been forcibly separated from their parents by the Trump administration's " zero tolerance" policy.
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If we really believe in optimal tariff warfare, however, the effects of the war on trade volumes are surprisingly insensitive to the precise value of the elasticity. Why?
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We have so many different distractions right now that it seems almost insensitive to bring the topic up — but it's a national emergency just like the pandemic is.
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Pruitt, a skeptic of the scientific consensus on climate change, told CNN it was "insensitive" to discuss the role of climate change in the storm during recovery efforts.
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"If that's true, it means young people are no longer insensitive to politics," Tien said, adding the government would need to listen to the voice of young people.
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The governor of Washington state managed to deliver a solid one-liner even as he took heat for being insensitive to gender politics during the first night of debate.
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Robbins' lawyers said that "any suggestion that Mr. Robbins is somehow racist or insensitive to the African-American community is absurd and false" in their response to BuzzFeed News.
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When Khloe Kardashian posted a picture of herself posing under the words "Fidel" on Instagram some people called her insensitive to how the Cubans lived under the Castro regime.
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On Beauty "Insensitive to red," a heartbreaking phrase, is technically a description of early black-and-white film, which converted the colors of blood and red lipstick to black.
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" In her third, she added: "The language was wrong and even though this was not my intention, it was deeply insensitive to many of those who lost loved ones.
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His book, "A Place for Wolves," ran afoul of the sensibilities of the Twitter gatekeeping class, which deemed it insensitive to Muslims and unduly focused on people of privilege.
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In the past, many of my close friendships have been ended due to events that either were insensitive to hardships I was facing, or greatly belittled my personal beliefs.
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It felt insensitive to be watching a video of an atrocity (albeit a staged one) while standing in nothing but my running shoes, but Mr. Luft saw it differently.
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Herwig said that Handke had been insensitive to Bosnian Muslim victims of the war, and allowed himself to be instrumentalized by Serbian nationalists — but nonetheless deserved the Nobel Prize.
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Executive Director of the Sovereign Bodies Institute Annita Lucchesi told ABC News that it is "insensitive" to not include any indigenous survivors, families or tribal leaders on the task force.
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His Gettysburg appearance came days after the final presidential debate, in which he pointedly lashed out at Clinton as a "nasty woman," reinforcing criticism that he was insensitive to women.
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After receiving backlash for appearing insensitive to Monica Lewinsky in a sit-down interview with NBC earlier this week, the former president took a second shot at clarifying his remarks.
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In Sixteen Candles, the character Long Duk Dong (played by Gedde Watanabe) was also criticized for being racially insensitive to Asians when his stilted English was used for comedic effect.
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A longtime denier of man-made climate change, Pruitt told CNN it is "insensitive" to discuss the role climate change may have played in strengthening Hurricane Harvey or Hurricane Irma.
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In the Permian, drillers are seeking oil, which is more valuable than gas, so they are insensitive to low gas prices and have little reason to stop producing the fuel.
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Scarlett Johansson said this week she "mishandled" the backlash earlier this year to her being cast as a transgender man in a movie, saying she was insensitive to the complaints.
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"This type of stunt is reckless, dangerous, uninformed, and totally insensitive to the reality of the terror threat that we face," Tom Carter, TSA's Federal Security Director, said in the statement.
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Powell was also criticized by market pros for seeming insensitive to the sell-off that took the into a bear market decline of 20 percent on an intraday basis in December.
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"This also requires proper scrutiny of these sites and making sure that objectionable materials that are so insensitive to the memory of the Holocaust will not be brought on public display."
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"Your post is extremely insensitive to those who do not have the financial resources to replace what they have lost to the fires and only magnifies your elites arrogance," another tweeted.
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So, when Kim Kardashian West posted three swimsuit photos from a trip to Turks and Caicos with sister Kourtney as events unfolded, some perceived the photos to be insensitive to Khloé.
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" And Scott Pruitt, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, took righteous exception to discussing the "cause and effect of these storms" as "very, very insensitive to the people in Florida.
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Six members of the Marsili family in Italy, for instance, share a mutation in the gene ZFHX2; consequently, they rarely sweat, experience pain only fleetingly, and are completely insensitive to heat.
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Perhaps it's a signal flare for anyone insensitive to the subtler, slipperier drama already at play among the excellent cast, a Shickian sisterhood that also includes Lily Gold and Mina Nishimura.
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As a candidate, Mr. Trump was insensitive to perceptions that he was making sexist statements, arguing that he had a right to defend himself, an assertion Ms. Sanders echoed on Thursday.
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But it was hard to feel sympathy for her in those moments, watching her rail and shout and cry, insensitive to the needs of anyone else in the room, perpetually unsatisfied.
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As a former big leaguer, I roll my eyes in isolated cases and think baseball players' ideas on unwritten rules are silly and uptight, or even culturally insensitive to baseball's evolving diversity.
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Tech CEOs "are being insensitive to is the fact that for many people, myself included, wrapping Donald Trump in the blanket of 'a major party nominee' is normalizing his behavior," Putorti wrote.
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" That face-saving arrangement did not sit well with Elliott, which sent another letter to Arconic's directors criticizing the move as "insensitive to Mr. Singer, who is a victim of this conduct.
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Sessions has been one of the sharpest critics of President Obama's immigration policies and has in the past made comments that were, at best, highly insensitive to minorities and to civil rights.
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"I want to apologize for what I said in a recent video post that is inappropriate and insensitive to the special needs community," Kardashian West said in a statement provided to TMZ.
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"But my words and ill-timing were insensitive to those who are struggling, especially insensitive considering the fact that I used to be in that struggle too," she wrote in her latest post.
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Not only is it insensitive to others who are actually coping with loss, but you'll also find yourself in a real bind if and when you really do have to attend that funeral.
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Ja tells TMZ ... he and Ashanti have decided to change the original tour name, Natural Born Killers, because they thought it would be "insensitive to the families of the victims" of senseless violence.
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The senator's weeklong retreat has drawn criticism from voters in both parties that she seems either insensitive to her comment's racial implications or simply incapable of grappling with them as a public figure.
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Both works, made by artists who are white, recall historical acts of racial violence and have been viewed by many as painful and insensitive to communities that have suffered directly from those injustices.
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Your Chihuahua will not be deported, and to suggest as much is insensitive to the many actual foreign-born humans who are afraid to travel or even open their front doors these days.
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It was not our intent to be insensitive to issues of authenticity and ethnicity, and we will look to recast the part with an actor more consistent with the character in the source material.
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They can't make explicit appeals to African Americans for fear of alienating segments of their state constituencies already fearful of power diffusion, but they can't appear to be insensitive to the plight of minorities.
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While many agreed with the concerned parent's interpretation of the costume as insensitive to forced child marriage, others scoffed at the idea and derided Kmart for succumbing to what they saw as political correctness.
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People who have known Mr. Sanders for years say that, if anything, he is more intense and can be insensitive to people who encounter his moods — in other words, even more Bernie than Bernie.
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Paul Krugman Last week John Kelly, the White House chief of staff, tried to defend President Trump against charges that he was grossly insensitive to the widow of a U.S. soldier killed in action.
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" U.S. forces apologized Tuesday for "highly offensive" leaflets that were recently dropped in the eastern Afghan province of Parwan, ones that contained an image religiously insensitive to "both Muslims and the religion of Islam.
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There is of course a chance that Trump's comment was a joke, but since the coronavirus has reportedly killed more than 3,100 people, it would be deeply insensitive to make light of the warning.
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Several months before her entrance, she stumbled over a DNA test that she said helped prove her past claims of Native American heritage but was criticized as insensitive to members of Native American tribes.
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While the employees said Bonforte's response was given in a joking manner, they indicated that the joke disturbed many on staff and came across as insensitive to lower-level employees concerned with their employment benefits.
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In the same way as topological superconductors can carry a flow of electricity well enough that it doesn't get hampered by resistance, topological quantum processors could be robust enough to be insensitive to noise problems.
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Last June, Lorde told The Guardian that being friends with Swift was like having a friend with an "autoimmune disease," an intriguing metaphor that's a little insensitive to those with autoimmune issues — and to Swift.
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But that is feminism for you: always so uncouth and insensitive to aesthetics, and, of course, always bringing things down to the personal level, not being able to keep things like art and society apart.
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Most recently, Japan rescinded her bombastic design for its Olympic stadium after an outspoken group of high-profile architects—Hadid's mostly male peers—publicly slammed it for being wildly expensive and insensitive to the site.
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As more and more tourists travel to the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, some have viewed the visitors as insensitive to the gravity of the tragedy that left dozens dead and hundreds of thousands more without homes.
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She said the skit that was performed at the competition on June 30 was insensitive to women who have come forward over the past year and told their stories about sexual harassment in the workplace.
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Several Uber employees said they had grown concerned that a second in command who was habitually insensitive to issues of gender and race might damage Uber's ability to promote, hire and retain women and minorities.
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Over the next few days, hundreds of them responded in dismay, with many accusing Gatiss — an openly gay man — of being insensitive to queer fans on the day of a major tragedy within the LGBTQ community.
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" The statement continued, "As an organization whose stated mission is to 'entertain, educate and enlighten the communities it serves,' the Orpheum cannot show a film that is insensitive to a large segment of its local population.
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And our leaders' blind faith in the stimulative effect of corporate tax cuts appears insensitive to the question of whether these corporations, or their owners, are residents of the United States or the United Arab Emirates.
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Reginald Walton, the chairman of Black Lives Matter Phoenix, told ABC that he was glad the event had been canceled, as it's "insensitive" to "the serious problem we are facing in this country" with police brutality.
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King wrote the letter in response to Mr. Sessions's 1986 nomination for a federal judgeship, for which he was ultimately rejected in part because of accusations that he had been insensitive to minorities as a prosecutor.
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Their serene pace belies both the bodily risks posed by large moving objects that are insensitive to obstacles and the disaster lurking within all such circuits: a short anywhere along the line that decommissions the whole.
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You have a city that is increasingly unlivable for anybody except for people who are so insensitive to the prices of things, because they're, I mean, they are, they're manufacturing just such extraordinary wealth out here.
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We're insensitive to red again, yet the new iterations of "gothic" lipstick, more velvety than matte, are named not for sins but for indulgences, and seem intended for hiding nothing worse than a third glass of pinot.
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For example, Scott Pruitt, the pollution- and polluter-friendly head of the Environmental Protection Agency, says that now is not the time to bring up the subject — that doing so is "insensitive" to the people of Florida.
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"It was not our intent to be insensitive to issues of authenticity and ethnicity, and we will look to recast the part with an actor more consistent with the character in the source material," the statement said.
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Nevertheless, his advisers are fighting a constant rearguard action to keep Obama from placing terrorism in what he considers its "proper" perspective, out of concern that he will seem insensitive to the fears of the American people.
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"You have a city that is increasingly unlivable for anybody except for people who are so insensitive to the prices of things, because they're, I mean, they are, they're manufacturing just such extraordinary wealth out here," Lowrey said.
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Coming at a time when migration had become a contentious topic throughout Europe, the ad campaign drew protests and criticism that Benetton was insensitive to the thousands of migrants who drown each year during the perilous Mediterranean crossing.
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It is, as she writes in the petition, "blatantly insensitive to Native American history and culture," featuring stereotypical iconography of a wolf howling at the moon and a teepee glowing beneath the torch of the Statue of Liberty.
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In fact, real interest rates vary vastly through space and time, and generations of economic research show that the savings rate rather than being infinitely sensitive to the interest rate is almost entirely insensitive to the interest rate.
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If not, they can file refugee claims and live in Canada while they wait for a decision "It's touching, and we are not insensitive to that," Bryan Byrne, the RCMP's Champlain Detachment commander, told reporters near the border.
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"We believed that a Health Care Professional engaging in this type of behavior is disturbing and the Defendant's actions was very insensitive to the families of these deceased individuals when she disseminated photos of the deceased," Adams said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A comic gag turned into a gaffe for Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton and New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, triggering a storm of social media comment accusing them of being insensitive to African-Americans.
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Some critics, like preservationist Enid Pinkney, felt the change was insensitive to the area's other recognized name, Lemon City, a moniker dating back to the mid 19th century, when the area was populated primarily by Bahamians and African Americans.
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"I don't understand how a new player coming into a market seen as insensitive to the environment can make profits in that trade," said Anil Sharma, principal analyst at consultant IHS Automotive, calling such a move an "audacious attempt".
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Our thought bubble: Perry's comments, which got picked up by numerous other media outlets, came off as inarticulate and opened him up to a barrage of criticism that he was both inaccurate and insensitive to victims of sexual assault.
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But given that Harvey and Irma surely won't be the last natural disasters to bring massive pain and suffering, the debateis on whether it's 'insensitive' to bring up the connection between climate change and recent natural disasters of late.
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Similarly, when Scott Pruitt, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, said that it would be "very, very insensitive" to talk about the climate crisis at this juncture, one could only wonder whose feelings he was most concerned about.
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It said the stunning procedures seen in the video ensure that a sheep is "absolutely insensitive to pain," and that the use of the knife seen in the video was appropriate for slicing the carotid arteries and jugular veins.
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A photograph of the black leaders smiling and chatting with Mr. Trump around his desk was widely circulated and instantly became a flash point for students who believe the administration has been insensitive to the needs of black Americans.
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Democrats have signaled they may use Moore's election to tar Republicans as insensitive to women's concerns at a time when allegations of sexual harassment have caused many prominent men working in politics, entertainment, media and business to lose their jobs.
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The show — a satirical reimagining of the 1989 cult classic film that addresses suicide, guns, and violence in high school — was indefinitely postponed in June amid criticism that it would be insensitive to air it during such a contentious time.
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It describes his penchant for reminding his advisors that more Americans die because of guns or accidents in the bathtub -- and those advisers' efforts to keep Obama doing this too publicly because it might make him seem insensitive to public fears.
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Zillow says this could be due to homebuyers being insensitive to interest rate hikes in an exceptionally low-rate environment, and the real estate firm's analysts expect housing prices to go up 3.6% in 2017 even as interest rates rise.
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Previous upperclassmen had stripped the pledges to their underwear in the back of a van and dropped them off in what was thought to be gang territory in Springfield, but we considered that insensitive to the people who lived there.
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"Nothing in Senator Sessions' public life since 85033 has convinced us that he is a different man than the 39-year-old attorney who was deemed too racially insensitive to be a federal district court judge," the professors' letter reads.
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" Wilson slammed the comment as insensitive to the grieving family, criticism Trump dismissed, tweeting, "The Fake News is going crazy with wacky Congresswoman Wilson(D), who was SECRETLY on a very personal call, and gave a total lie on content!
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We can debate policy ideas by the two parties and their respective effects, but it is blindingly obvious that the rhetoric from many (but certainly not all) Republicans has ranged from mildly insensitive to wildly racist over the past decade.
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Washington (CNN)A decision by a group of male Republican New Hampshire lawmakers to wear pearls during a hearing on gun control legislation sparked accusations that they were being sexist and insensitive to the mothers of those killed in shootings.
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Turning a virus that's killed nearly 8,000 people, especially in China and Japan, into a cute anime girl is insensitive to that reality... but it's also a way people have chosen to cope using gallows humor and a horny anime drawing.
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In spite of these limitations, Pokémon Go does offer lessons about traditional pricing segmentation — specifically, the importance of understanding which features of your product may be price insensitive to the segments of your target market that has money to pay for them.
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Yesterday, White House Chief of Staff John Kelly spent 20 minutes excoriating the press for being out of touch, leveraging his own credibility to shield President Trump from criticism of being insensitive to the deaths of four Green Berets, and claiming that Rep.
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Washington (CNN)When Hurricane Harvey had just dumped so much rain on Houston it dented the earth's surface, and Hurricane Irma was still threatening the entire state of Florida, EPA administrator Scott Pruitt said it was "insensitive" to talk about climate change.
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The in-game video presentation brought cheers from ardent fans at Beaver Stadium, but it also drew criticism from some who said that honoring Paterno was insensitive to victims in the university's sexual abuse scandal involving the former defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky.
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The cooperative's members say that the developers have been insensitive to the town and have damaged the natural ecosystem and encroached on a stretch of beach the fishermen have used for generations to park their vehicles, store their boats and handle their catch.
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Due to her history with taking roles centered on marginalized identities despite a well-known lack of representation of those identities on screen — and despite the scarcity of leading roles for actors from those identities — Johansson's comments rang as insensitive to many.
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McCain is said to have pulled her aside after one episode and suggested it was insensitive to talk about her family when McCain has struggled to have kids, something she wrote about in a New York Times op-ed this last summer.
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That Trump would be so incredibly insensitive to the widow of a soldier who died under his watch is astounding, doubly so considering it came after he spent days making the case that he was sensitive to the plight of soldiers to an unprecedented degree.
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"[They] cannot avoid taking cognizance of the fact that they are dealing with a rogue chief executive who seems insensitive to our basic system of checks and balances and who … could well bring down that system and the republic built upon it," Tribe said.
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Several media members felt Clinton was attempting to make himself the victim while appearing insensitive to Lewinsky, who was a White House intern at the time of her affair with the president, and has written about suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder since the scandal.
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"Our hypothesis is that the design of these platforms could make expressing outrage into a habit, and a habit is something that's done without regard to its consequences—it's insensitive to what happens next, it's just a blind response to a stimulus," Crockett explains.
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Marty Makary of Johns Hopkins University, author of "The Price We Pay", a new book about America's health-care system, thinks that a small number of "proxy shoppers" can bring about powerful change once prices are revealed, even if most patients remain insensitive to prices.
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"Bullfighting is a spectacle that's cruel to animals and degrading to all humanity, led by irresponsible individuals who are insensitive to animals' suffering or, worse, take joy in that suffering," a spokesperson from the Association for Animal Rights (Association Droits des Animaux) told Motherboard.
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We've been doing this for almost two years, but it's still something we talk about every day: what is the line between doing something that is fun and educational and will definitely get shared, versus being insensitive to the people and the families who have lost kids.
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"To have any kind of focus on the cause and effect of the storm; versus helping people, or actually facing the effect of the storm, is misplaced," Pruitt told CNN, adding that it's "insensitive" to the people of Florida to focus on climate change at the moment.
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Giving a prime speaking slot to Ms. Ernst — who was being vetted as a possible running mate to Mr. Trump but is no longer under consideration — is fitting in many ways, like in possibly helping the candidate neutralize the criticism that he has been insensitive to women.
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In a moment he's not proud of, Hynes says, he found himself in a social-media battle over whether it was racially insensitive to set the video for the song "Augustine" at Miss Lily's Bake Shop & Melvin's Juice Box, a popular Jamaican establishment in downtown Manhattan.
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In his remarks, McConnell did not directly address the issue of tying the debt ceiling to the disaster relief bill, something many conservatives oppose because they oppose increasing the debt ceiling unless under certain conditions and don't want to appear insensitive to hurricane victims by voting against emergency funds.
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As a lifelong Democratic voter, I'm dismayed by the radical left's ever-growing list of dos and don'ts — by its impulse to control, to instill self-censorship as well as to promote real censorship, and to deploy sensitivity as an excuse to be brutally insensitive to any perceived enemy.
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On Monday evening, more than a dozen British legislators from the left-wing Labour Party attended a protest in London against anti-Semitism — more specifically, a protest accusing their own boss, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, of being insensitive to an ongoing issue of anti-Semitism within the Labour Party.
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In a twist that makes sense for the reboot—yet seems weirdly insensitive to returning actress Jodie Sweetin, otherwise most famous for a memoir detailing years battling substance abuse—grown-up middle child Stephanie assumes a role that's an analogue of sorts to Uncle Jesse in the original.
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"We need to practise because we're still at war with North Korea and people are insensitive to threats," said Hwang Jae-min, a 30-year-old prison guard who happened to be watching a movie at a Seoul cinema complex when a siren heralded the beginning of the drill.
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Sure, they argue, it might be racially insensitive to have a white guy be Marvel's best martial artist; and yeah, it's another example of Marvel's reliance on the "white savior" trope, one more troubling after last year's Doctor Strange turned The Ancient One from an Asian to a Caucasian role.
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I take gun safety seriously (the gun was not loaded and had no clip in) and I did not intend to be insensitive to that important issue He says the pics was clearly meant as a joke, and that his kid had been dating the dude for at least a year.
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While Mr George thought the autonomy of religious communities needed shoring up, Lord Sacks was inclined to think that religious communities in Europe were, in a sense, too autonomous: in other words, too insensitive to the concerns of other social groups or to the interests of society as a whole.
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But although she doesn't think of the scholar Henry Higgins (Harry Hadden-Paton) as a brute, he quickly reveals himself to be as insensitive to her plight as he is to that of any human, let alone a woman from an impoverished background, who can't advance his career as a phoneticist.
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At the time, Mr. Trump was under fire for a Twitter post that included an image of Hillary Clinton with a shape resembling a Star of David next to a pile of cash, the latest in a list of actions by the campaign that struck many as insensitive to Jewish concerns.
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The Taliban, a group that, to put it mildly, places little value on non-Islamic history, and China, which places little value on anything that will prevent payouts, would likely come to terms that would be deemed insensitive to the treasures, providing endless headaches to international archaeologists and relevant US-based NGO's.
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But the first regular-season game that year took place on September 11th, and there were a number of military tributes planned; some players were concerned that anything unusual during the anthem would seem insensitive to veterans, though Kaepernick had said repeatedly that his protest had nothing to do with the military.
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Yeah, almost as quickly as I found out that we were A rotation on Radio 1, I found out that they pulled it because some people felt it was insensitive to the soldiers, which I thought was weird because "Seven Nation Army" was out at the same time and that didn't get pulled.
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I was a PBS kid in the late 70s and early 80s... but, I thought I could do it in a way that it's not really him, it's spoofing the genre as much as it's spoofing the 'land of make believe…' I don't think it's insensitive to him being who he was as a person.
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For good measure, Jason has always related how absurd the accusations against Trump as being insensitive to Jewish concerns is, given how utterly accommodating the real-estate mogul always was to his observant, orthodox employees and their spiritual obligations, like not working on the Sabbath and Jewish festivals and observing prayer times during the work day.
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"You would have to be extremely ignorant and inexperienced with pregnancy or just completely uncaring and insensitive to use a moment of comedic entertainment, like my appearance on David Letterman while I was eight and a half months pregnant, to pressure a pregnant woman into doing something that put her or her baby at risk," she said.
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"I think that I have great goodwill among members of my side, so I think as long as we're pushing for a bill that is not insensitive to other needs of other communities, I think we're OK." Fleming and Cassidy said that because their request is reasonable and doesn't contain unneeded funding, it should pass easily. Sen.
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Researchers tracked TB that is resistant to at least four key drugs and found that 69 percent of the victims had never received treatment, an indication that they had acquired it from others with extensively drug-resistant TB. TB develops resistance to drugs when it is attacked with lackluster therapy, allowing the slow-growing bacterium to become insensitive to well-established therapies.
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Hopkins noted that it is only natural that such massive social changes have caused anxiety, alienation, or anger among a significant proportion of the population — and liberals who fixate on the elements of their agenda that remain unfulfilled can sometimes be insensitive to the substantial degree of change that has already occurred over what is, historically speaking, a short amount of time.
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But my hands were insufficiently steady, and the tattoo artist my friends and I had chosen at 11:50 PM on St. Mark's Place was insensitive to feminine aesthetics, so that the letters ended up too bold, the message irksome; and now, whenever I look at my hands, I make a mental note to write "tattoo removal" on my to-do list.
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"As an alumnus of the college, I feel that I have been lied to, patronized and basically dismissed as an old, white bigot who is insensitive to the needs and feelings of the current college community," Mr. MacConnell, 265, wrote in a letter to the college's alumni fund in December, when he first warned that he was reducing his support to the college to a token $18.
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Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE said earlier this month that it was "insensitive" to link climate change to the damaging hurricanes so soon after they hit.
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Even before it was released, critics geared up to trash President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's proposed infrastructure program as too small, too reliant on the private sector, too insensitive to climate change, too hazardous to our health and not nearly helpful enough to blue states.
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Making a related argument, a Democratic strategist who sought anonymity in order to protect his relationship with the Clinton campaign, wrote me: The problem for Democrats is that in quarreling with the Trump program, they are getting tangled up with specifics, and as a result, they may be seen to be oblivious or insensitive to the underlying message: about illegal immigration or crime or terrorism or loss of local control or American responsibility for world affairs that seems endless and pursued at the expense of concentration on domestic concerns.
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New York City Mayor Bill de BlasioBill de BlasioSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape CNN to host de Blasio, Bullock town halls MORE (D) on Sunday said GOP presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE was "incredibly insensitive" to say he could "stand in the middle of 5th Avenue and shoot people" and not lose voters.
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