It's very fair to think of "JIMP" as insignificant because those it catered to were so very that: insignificant.
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That may seem insignificant, but for anyone visiting five times a week, that's a dollar per week and an increase of $52 per year, which is certainly not insignificant.
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Berlin's efforts will be insignificant unless others pitch in, too.
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It's one of those insignificant birthdays that you don't remember.
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For many, socks may seem like an insignificant wardrobe staple.
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But too much of the book feels redundant or insignificant.
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Lisinicchia has previously had seemingly insignificant brushes with the law.
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She was belittled and made to feel insignificant and worthless.
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Bernstein, however, did not dismiss the latest controversy as insignificant.
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The effect of these assumptions is insignificant for the ratings.
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Today, the singer's troubles have become a little more insignificant.
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Now he has turned to another apparently insignificant, indispensable subject.
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Nonetheless, all these losses seem insignificant in comparison to Tencent's.
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No tip is too insignificant, no suggestion is too trivial.
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The overall revenue produced by federal coal is not insignificant.
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Ms. O'Hara's age is no insignificant detail at 23th Street.
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When is an expense "de minimis" (meaning insignificant) or "incremental"?
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The differences among girls by race and ethnicity were insignificant.
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The Muse S is available for a not insignificant $350.
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D.A.s can be common, and most are small and insignificant.
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Though not insignificant, this leaves a lot of unexplained variance.
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In short, when is the rate of error morally insignificant?
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A thousand seemingly insignificant things change as an organism ages.
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Josip and Andrej are insignificant men in an insignificant coastal town in 1980s Yugoslavia who form an improbable relationship as each other's blackmailer in this funny, serious, clever novel by a Dutch writer and director.
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You're so eager to forget the truth—that you're that insignificant.
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The warm wash of shame makes you feel small and insignificant.
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"Even before the introduction of sanctions, deliveries were insignificant," Eremin said.
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Relugolix is a smaller bet for Roivant, but it's not insignificant.
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"So this is not insignificant [in its reach]," Hursti told Motherboard.
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Trump Jr. has said his meeting with a Russian was insignificant.
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It's up for pre-order now for a not insignificant $200.
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But the sums involved as a share of GDP are insignificant.
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It concludes that the overall effect on political knowledge is insignificant.
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Your assault wasn't insignificant, and anyone who says otherwise is wrong.
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Although the man is prominently displayed, he's still insignificant and small.
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Hurd said the difference between the two CBD groups was insignificant.
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For some, Black History Month is a commercial and insignificant event.
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But Selden said these differences in evolutionary placement are pretty insignificant.
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The Pixelbook still costs a not insignificant $1,000, but that's okay.
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Immigrant-rights groups condemned the new order, calling the changes insignificant.
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Everyone's got a little, tiny bugbear that other people consider insignificant.
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The numbers are small but not insignificant, particularly in battleground states.
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Yet that does not mean it will be insignificant, he said.
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Now, imagine where Democrats would be without their seemingly insignificant conservatives.
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That's not insignificant on Broadway, which is a fiercely commercial marketplace.
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In Tempest's London, no one is insignificant; everyone has a story.
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We find out he borrowed $850, which isn't an insignificant amount.
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We're just an insignificant conduit and nature is a feedback loop.
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If I told them they were unimportant, they would stay insignificant.
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"It's probably the most insignificant industry in China today," he says.
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Diack's family has called the allegations against him "excessive and insignificant".
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Which isn't an insignificant thing -- or one without potential consequences. Why?
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However, the heralded innovations of 2019 to 2021 will seem insignificant.
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The movement from -2 points to 0 points is statistically insignificant.
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Scaramucci's outburst — to a reporter, no less — is insignificant in itself.
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It is insignificant in itself; the economy is still growing strongly.
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At first glance, each strand of Taliban revenue might seem insignificant.
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"Sometimes we feel like our voices are so insignificant," she said.
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Every ocean has known us, Mother says, no shore is insignificant.
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SCHIFF: Well, but this -- this is not an insignificant distinction, Jake.
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Nor was the steady stream of runaways to the North insignificant.
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The impact of the derbies on the environment is not insignificant.
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Others say the prohibitions on lobbying are too insignificant to be effective.
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They're still insignificant in comparison to the costs associated with health care.
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And don't forget to follow for more episodes of Insignificant Mysteries here.
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If 14 percent of users did cancel, that's not an insignificant loss.
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Prosecutors dismiss their actions as "too insignificant" to justify full-fledged investigation.
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Thinking back, the stress and heartache of the gaokao seems somewhat insignificant.
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The official described Mr. White's record — one misdemeanor arrest — as nearly insignificant.
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Both nature and the internet are good at making you feel insignificant.
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Few games have made me feel as insignificant as Mad Max has.
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Something you may think is insignificant could be helpful to our case.
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I paid a not insignificant amount for it, and schlepped it home.
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And so the skill of providing a zendo tent is not insignificant.
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I also felt my story was insignificant compared to others Ronan described.
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Prior to last year, the money raised through ICOs was extremely insignificant.
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While it seems insignificant to many, this moment is an important milestone.
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They have 48 votes in the U.S. Senate; not an insignificant number.
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Essentially, do these minute, occasionally funny, preciously insignificant tropes reinforce rape culture?
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In many cases, the forensic trail of cash is small and insignificant.
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You guys have taken $200 million, not insignificant amounts of money, right?
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Today of all days, this insignificant day, feels like an old friend.
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Microsoft's share of the browser and media-player markets is insignificant today.
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He just thinks it is insignificant compared with the real problem, oversupply.
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But we are not insignificant and weak; we are important and strong.
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Best week since FDR That's not to say this comeback is insignificant.
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But it's not an insignificant effort, and Ms. Rynecki's cause is admirable.
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But it had no employees in the state and insignificant other property.
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Differences in sperm shape and blood concentrations of most hormones were insignificant.
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One couple even fell in love, an intriguing, though probably insignificant, result.
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But the effect was so small that it was considered statistically insignificant.
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Second, disruptive technologies typically are first commercialized in emerging or insignificant markets.
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Still, the GOP money isn't insignificant and could reshape closely contested races.
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Some may be heroic, others may be smaller, but none are insignificant.
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In the grand scheme of things, you and I are enormously insignificant.
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But according to the Southern Poverty Law Center, the differences are insignificant.
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A wager on how much temperatures might rise, however, seems more amenable to Roy Spencer, a meteorologist at the University of Alabama in Huntsville who continually asserts the current warming trend is insignificant and will continue to be insignificant.
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Throw enough resources in and content problems can become vanishingly small, even insignificant.
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That's by no means insignificant, but still well under what one might expect.
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Even the Force, it seems, is insignificant next to the power of nostalgia.
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CHAFFETZ: Well, you know, look, Peter Strzok did not have an insignificant job.
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Until, just sit back and ponder how small and insignificant we all are.
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The price gulf between $329 and $399 isn't insignificant for most of us.
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Some of them – like those targeting solar imports – defend economically insignificant U.S. industries.
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To those entranced by a vision of utopia, the options may seem insignificant.
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" Disputing the verdict, Bone says the video was "overplayed" and "very much insignificant.
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Initially, when the Fed raised rates in December, stocks had an insignificant drop.
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And every time I think about Dr. Khan, I feel small -- insignificant, really.
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" Giuliani suggested that shift is insignificant because "the president is not under oath.
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The only deaths that have really happened have either been overturned or insignificant.
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And it was just the idea of being insignificant sometimes and accepting it.
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As for why you should do it: It's definitely not simple, nor insignificant.
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Even if that labor is extremely insignificant, like moving scooters from your yard.
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But the push by the Trump administration is not insignificant, according to Smead.
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It's becoming less acceptable to pass it off as character building or insignificant.
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Considering the excellent quality of the pen, this is not an insignificant fact.
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While not insignificant, it will not be the death knell for organized labor.
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From cow to your refrigerator, traditional milk boasts a not-insignificant carbon footprint.
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Steve Bullock of Montana denigrated the population of South Bend as relatively insignificant.
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If you took one, teeny-tiny, laughably insignificant step toward a better life.
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Studies tended to be short term, diets unsustainable, differences among them clinically insignificant.
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One cannot believe that these critically important stakeholders are insignificant for political relationships.
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The number of potential supporters and sympathizers in Singapore is very small – insignificant.
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And he lost by a not insignificant margin of nearly 3.7 million votes.
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Those contributions average $2,640 per worker — a not insignificant hit to retirement savings.
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Even when paired together, the Earth-moon system looks insignificant from deep space.
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Telling stories really is a kind of power, and not an insignificant one.
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"Our loss due to floods is insignificant compared to previous years," she added.
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In others, the amount seems so insignificant the savings effort is abandoned entirely.
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We are not uncivilized, insignificant numbers who wouldn't matter as casualties of war.
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It wasn't only the not-insignificant risk that Trump would default on loans.
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Charlie Rangel's district, have very small sample sizes, rendering the results statistically insignificant.
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In many other cities, domestic violence seems to be treated as similarly insignificant.
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Despite this confident and often carefree persona, many teens feel small and insignificant.
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In the world of special needs parenting, though, his medical bills are insignificant.
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The effect that companies like Uber have on local businesses is not insignificant.
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They hold "an insignificant percentage of share capital" in Tencent, the filing added.
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This is not to suggest that the many differences between candidates are insignificant.
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Inclusivity is commendable, but the fiscal incentive for more shades is not insignificant.
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But economists considered Qatar's show of solidarity insignificant in proportion to Turkey's problems.
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In dreams, I am often engaged in the sorting of small, insignificant objects.
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"You are unremarkable, insignificant," Ms. Vetrano's older sister, Tana Vetrano, told Mr. Lewis.
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That's not to say that the outcome of the San Bernardino case is insignificant.
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Translating a work from one medium to another is a not insignificant creative challenge.
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"The issues that remain between us are not insignificant but not insurmountable," Sturgeon said.
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In Mashable's new Facebook Watch show Insignificant Mysteries, we explore just that and more.
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If you didn't feel insignificant before seeing this, you sure as hell will now.
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When there's a bear involved, being seen as insignificant is probably your best option.
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Godoey and Reich's research provides more evidence that the impact on jobs is insignificant.
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That event would replace a largely insignificant annual eight-team tournament played in December.
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In among LG's V30 upgrades is the not insignificant addition of MQA file decoding.
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Some were insignificant junior ministers in the dog days of Gordon Brown's Labour government.
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"North Dakota's case was very insignificant in the larger scheme of things," Jepsen said.
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"Those tiny faults we obsessed about were insignificant in the whole dazzling, youthful package."
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"I disagree with those who say that Zika is an insignificant issue," she said.
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I have invested a not-insignificant amount of money in Lightning accessories and cables.
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My notion of success was fairly conventional, and money played a not-insignificant role.
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When deciding whether to write this piece, I consulted the cards: Towards the insignificant.
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It is a pseudoscience bent on making big to-dos out of insignificant coincidences.
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We might all just be insignificant specks in some alien's game of marbles, anyway.
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Suddenly it was insignificant — no, unfair — to let one bad play be Buckner's legacy.
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And we can't forget that Sanders lost the primary, by a not insignificant amount.
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So far, though, the White House has looked to dismiss the video as insignificant.
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In a weird way, Rey's insignificant background brings Star Wars back to its roots.
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I mean, even Nicki Minaj knows how insignificant this El Clásico meet-up is.
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All it takes is a viewing of Cosmos to feel immediately sad and insignificant.
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No. No, I know the tiny insignificant luxuries are what makes life worth living.
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Yida's insignificant recurring income and geographic concentration in Dalian cap its rating at 'B'.
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Those are not insignificant numbers when you consider that the overall numbers are increasing.
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Since becoming Snowden's advocate, Wizner has become a figure of not insignificant geopolitical importance.
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You might assume categorizing findings as "significant" or "insignificant" results from careful, scientific assessment.
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While this may seem insignificant, it actually means you'll pay less for dry cleaning.
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Court-watchers have tended to consider Plyler insignificant because the Court's holding was narrow.
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Certainly, a 4 percent hike in the corporate tax rate would not be insignificant.
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That's not insignificant given how rare it is to find military women in Congress.
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How could so insignificant a man have become so potent a force for evil?
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A not insignificant chunk of the internet would effectively be taken out of commission.
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Mr. Mattis and other military leaders opposed retaliating, arguing that the attack was insignificant.
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"This is not a small or insignificant omission," said Kerry Cuccia, a defense lawyer.
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I'm thinking, obviously, energy and, to a lesser extent but not insignificant, the banks.
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You might think they're insignificant, but they add up and make this big thing.
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"It's an insignificant event that has blown up — a mountain out of a molehill."
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At times, nature shows us how, in a way, insignificant we are towards her.
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In fact, the mortality rate difference was statistically insignificant but still raises key questions.
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The plot is insignificant; you know if you want to watch this or not.
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"At the end of the day, marijuana is an insignificant national issue," Sabet said.
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The White House on Tuesday dismissed the president's words to the police as insignificant.
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TWERP is defined as "a silly, insignificant, or contemptible person" according to merriam-webster.
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They aren't entirely insignificant, because they've become such a core part of our communications.
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Unfortunately, early indications suggest this pledge may be as insignificant as the last one.
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More than 41 percent of these injuries were insignificant enough to not require treatment.
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It turns out this isn't just an insignificant feeling, but a scientifically recognized anxiety.
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Conversions, or cases where people grow up to reject family values, are statistically insignificant.
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No county is insignificant, no community too small, and each person's vote is important.
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"The number of women who wear the burqa in this country is still insignificant."
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"Statistically insignificant uptick in crime hits NYC subways" doesn't make a very good headline.
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His accomplishments as the top prosecutor in the Eastern District of Kentucky are not insignificant.
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Plus there's also the not-insignificant fear of being left out of the cultural conversation.
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They fear that their efforts to get here will be deemed insignificant after the fact.
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Talking about Russia, we estimate the impact on our economy at the moment as insignificant.
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But a not-insignificant portion of the app's userbase sees it as a necessary evil.
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But, that doesn't mean it's totally insignificant to people who subscribe to nature-based faiths.
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Nor was it that the episode featured another poorly orchestrated character death of someone insignificant.
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But, in the middle of this insignificant game, someone stumbled upon his date with destiny.
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Market estimates, even in their billions, seem insignificant next to the scale of such ambition.
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Last year, it made about 1.2 million vehicles, which doesn't sound like an insignificant number.
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I've retained plenty of insignificant information about my mother that I never signed up for.
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And thanks to rapid, trade-fuelled growth, the drawbacks of opening markets seem relatively insignificant.
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Now, 43% see Trump as more honest and trustworthy, 7793% Clinton, a statistically insignificant gap.
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Neither estimate is insignificant for a region woefully dependent on imported oil and natural gas.
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Per Visa, their fraud levels have actually gone up, by a not-insignificant 11.4 percent.
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So, one has to ask, will reviving a historically insignificant organization be a spectacular waste?
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True, when dealing with numbers this big, $2,000 seems somewhat insignificant, but savings are savings.
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They're hauntingly beautiful reminders of how insignificant we are in the scope of the universe.
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I am writing to you because I know that exact dates, exact years are insignificant.
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Of course, $70 isn't an insignificant amount to pay to find all of that out.
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The very geography of the state is a constant reminder that you are small, insignificant.
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The same poll found a small, but not insignificant, chance of a cut this year.
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White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders called Cohen a liar and dismissed the filings as insignificant.
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Far from an insignificant accessory, that surf-wax comb became a serious request for recognition.
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This is not to say that Trump's first few months in power have been insignificant.
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"A lot of people see these individual acts as harmless, trivial or insignificant," he says.
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Their few hundred billion dollars is insignificant when you look at our $20 trillion economy.
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IT'S NOT AN INSIGNIFICANT COST, BUT CLEARLY A MESSAGE, GUYS, WE'RE NOT PERFORMING FOR INVESTORS.
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The occasion was obscure, insignificant—what you will: a lost youngster, one in a million . . .
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Those chances are not insignificant, but they also suggest that a recession is not imminent.
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Considering we have a population of only around 600,1999, we may seem insignificant to others.
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"My wish for you is to stop letting insignificant situations stress you out," Kuzma wrote.
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Compared to control schools, TV segments alone produced a statistically insignificant increase in vegetable consumption.
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The chicken seemed fresh and juicy, and the heft of the sandwich was not insignificant.
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"That's not insignificant," said Stan Hilkey, the executive director of Colorado's Department of Public Safety.
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The current administration is under the impression that Spanish-language resources are unimportant or insignificant.
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The most insignificant controversies get amplified, and there's no way to turn the volume down.
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Although Tigger's adventures might seem insignificant to some, they are a big deal for him.
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As it turns out, the number is surprisingly low, but not insignificant enough to ignore.
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"I felt that my voice to hers was insignificant and not important," Norton told me.
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These tiny changes in calorie burn might sound insignificant, but over time, they add up.
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Foodborne illness costs two-thirds of the money that diabetes costs, so it's not insignificant.
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Critics have said potential travelers to the United States from those two countries are insignificant.
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Or is urban farming just a well-meaning but ultimately insignificant hobby for urban elites?
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The differences between the two were within the margins of error and thus statistically insignificant.
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There's a lot of value in a big enough collection of really, really insignificant objects.
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"Honestly, I don't want to make an insignificant person more significant than they are," Rep.
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There from the infinity of space was our insignificant little blue and white orb — us!
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She finds the human world puny and insignificant, and longs to be back in space.
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Bathing is also fine because absorption of PFAS through the skin is slow and insignificant.
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Bethesda Softworks' latest trailer showcases Corvo's not-insignificant skills as a sneaky spy and assassin.
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While his business is dwarfed by Mr. Trump's assemblage of properties, it is not insignificant.
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After some contemplation, I realized why the journalist included this seemingly insignificant tidbit of information.
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Remarkably, Congress nailed some of its orderly lawmaking duties this week, and not insignificant ones.
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"My wish for you is to stop letting insignificant situations stress you out," she wrote.
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"If they're selling thousands of these cars, the amounts are not insignificant," Mr. Topkins said.
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Donald Trump has committed crimes and misdemeanors that far outweigh Mr. Clinton's relatively insignificant perjury.
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Two recent polls from Elon University and Bloomberg show Ross leading by statistically insignificant margins.
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I would have to make the e-mail small and insignificant to accommodate his problems.
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And humans, while everywhere, are amusingly insignificant, with only a couple of minor speaking roles.
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When it comes to tax cuts, PAYGO appears to be an insignificant hurdle to overcome.
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And then to see what they're accomplishing, they make those guys in my room completely insignificant.
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There are only so many games left in this season, and none of them are insignificant.
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Do you have small, relatively insignificant problems that crop up just often enough to be annoying?
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Eventually, she got the chance to pay a not-insignificant amount of money for the houseplant.
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You're literally insignificant and that's why you're pulling this shit, because I think you know it.
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The danger is that Trump will concede even more US interests in return for insignificant gestures.
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His role on the field is largely insignificant until he finds the ball at his feet.
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The revision is "not an insignificant amount of oil," says global energy policy analyst, Ellen Wald.
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They found that the weather had a statistically insignificant impact on the occurrence of witch trials.
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As it turned out, none of those were insignificant factors in my mental and physical health.
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Though flies may seem insignificant, Macadam points out that they are important workhorses in many ecosystems.
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Even I, with my relatively insignificant 636 followers, think hard about ever little picture I share.
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The options range from the seemingly insignificant — the first is: Sugar Puffs or Frosties for breakfast?
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None. That would be insignificant in terms of the cost if we did it that way.
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I did not have the courage to explain how insignificant being a boy meant to me.
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And then the cost of the serum and the materials to grow it are not insignificant.
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I learned just how much I can love a person, and how insignificant gender can be.
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All we see is a hundred insignificant moments that brilliantly add up to something excruciatingly dark.
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The lobbying funds deployed by Christie's and Sotheby's were insignificant compared to their previous political initiatives.
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The middle of the Venn diagram between martial arts lovers and Pokemon fandom is hardly insignificant.
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That might seem insignificant, but actually the color of the Red Keep bears major lore implications.
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That might seem insignificant, but actually the color of the Red Keep bears major lore implications.
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But to environmental advocates, the price ceiling and the two sweeteners for Republicans are not insignificant.
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Sony's PlayStation 4 is still ahead with a 1.84 teraflop GPU, but Microsoft's increase isn't insignificant.
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Purposefully shoot those seemingly insignificant subjects every day for a month, and then group them together.
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So, he's taking a different tack: He's tearing down the number down as an insignificant threshold.
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The company said it was "not an insignificant number" of people, but did not share specifics.
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A typical system costs around fifty million dollars to install, Gahagan said—not an insignificant investment.
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That is a relatively insignificant sum for Verizon, which takes in more than that each month.
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"It's not an insignificant amount of space that we've wrestled back from the automobile," she said.
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For an international treaty, the half century mark would appear less angst generating, maybe even insignificant.
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Cut to wide shot: Hurley, a tiny insignificant leather blip in a sweeping mountainous forest scape.
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KUWAIT — No book, it seems, is too substantive or too insignificant to be banned in Kuwait.
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It's usually the tiniest, seemingly insignificant moments that can affect you in some kind of way.
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" The police want every detail, he said, "no matter how insignificant it may seem to you.
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If I don't like myself, it's because there is nothing in my insignificant mediocrity worth liking.
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"Maybe color, gender and race will be insignificant when Parker is an adult," Ms. Curry wrote.
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Indeed, for someone with a lot of money, the money posted for bail may be insignificant.
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But the mining rights that Russia acquired in the United States are strategically and commercially insignificant.
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It chronicles and highlights the mundane, utilitarian, insignificant objects of our existence and makes them remarkable.
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They worry about being too small and politically insignificant to fight for attention and limited aid.
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The Kremlin has shrugged off the protests as insignificant, but supported the heavy-handed police response.
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This constant, lowbrow attack on the courts is not an insignificant thing and not without consequence.
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And a survey from the Commonwealth Fund showed a small rise, though it was statistically insignificant.
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It's the accumulation of insignificant things like this that has made me the person I am.
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Most of these changes in the virus are small and insignificant, a process called antigenic drift.
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With such a view, it's easy to see how events on Earth would seem so insignificant.
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It's not insignificant and I'd add this-- it's not just Asian Americans who are paying attention.
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By 12 months, the overall benefit to testing, with respect to lab values, was statistically insignificant.
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So the threat posed by North Korea's ICBM program, while not insignificant, is not fully established.
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Late last year it collected some images to remind us how small and insignificant we really are.
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Meanwhile Amazon is throwing piles of its own (not-insignificant) cash hoard at original programming as well.
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It's an insignificant thing, it's a small thing, it's a hamburger, but it's not a good one.
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It forces us to sit with those seemingly insignificant moments that become embedded into who we are.
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Her pulse slowed to a lazy insignificant beat and she set the phone down on the rock.
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" Another macrophile, who asked that I not use his name, told me, "I like to feel insignificant.
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And it's not insignificant falloff – moving from 5.1 million a year ago to 3.5 million this quarter.
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But he did say to another reporter, you know, that he thought $100,000 wasn't an insignificant amount.
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And an apparently not-insignificant number of them are running into issues that they're reporting as bugs.
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But in business terms, besides being the ringleader of OPEC, the oil bloc, Saudi Arabia remains insignificant.
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U.S. CFTC CHAIRMAN SAYS THAT LONDON IS SHEDDING "NOT INSIGNIFICANT" FINANCIAL SERVICES TO EU DUE TO BREXIT
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The one convenient side effect of watching Ozark is that it makes my daily worries seem insignificant.
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While an effeminate vocal register may seem an insignificant quirk, it can be a very disruptive trait.
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However efficiency didn't matter for the edges since they are insignificant in size compared to the centers.
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The rating impact is insignificant due to the small number of borrowers to which this variation applies.
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Rachel Crooks, another Trump accuser, said the alleged attack was because he thought of her as insignificant.
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The goal is to stay present and detach yourself from the insignificant tasks and issues at hand.
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In the bigger picture, these messages are interesting but insignificant given the crimes Guzman is accused of.
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It's important to note that this could just be a coincidence, but a 9% drop isn't insignificant.
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"No matter how insignificant the detail or information they think they have, it may turn the case."
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From the smallest, most insignificant traffic laws, to the most serious laws, they apply equally to everyone.
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"Airlines import insignificant volumes," said Kapil Kaul, CEO and director for South Asia at aviation consultancy CAPA.
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He had so much other shit going on that me leaving seemed a bit insignificant for him.
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Something as insignificant as a look or a sigh can send you into uncontrollable fits of laughter.
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I interpreted my otherwise insignificant encounter with the exceptionally beautiful subway couple as proof of the Pattern.
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"You know, we always felt, it's so insignificant, what we do," Ms. Columbia told The New Yorker.
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"The incidence of air terrorism is statistically insignificant but psychologically significant because it's so terrifying," he said.
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It may represent such an insignificant portion of a family's income that the change is largely negligent.
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It just isn't worth endangering everyone's lives over something that, compared to taking a life, is insignificant.
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WikiLeaks rejects submissions that have already been published elsewhere or which are likely to be considered insignificant.
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Then you have to rack up a not-insignificant amount of sales to get you to profitability.
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"We're small people, insignificant," Ms. Olayres said through sobs as she stood next to her husband's coffin.
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Rubio managed to triumph over Bush against not insignificant odds, for as much as that's worth now.
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The search for Earth twins therefore covers a nearly insignificant fraction of all the outcomes in nature.
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Yet that seems largely insignificant given the international successes he would add to the 21956 gold medal.
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"We see the likelihood of substantial exchange rate movements in the nearest future as insignificant," he said.
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That's not an insignificant fact given that we are talking about the President and four sitting senators.
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Wrecking the church was insignificant since the "real" Holy Trinity, Bunyadov abruptly claimed, was located outside Azerbaijan.
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But all that aside, one thing is clear: Don't fucking call the police over something this insignificant.
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Iris Varela, a minister in Mr. Maduro's government, dismissed the opposition leader's actions on Wednesday as insignificant.
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His sweeping recruitment drive turned his relatively insignificant province into the A.N.C.'s second-biggest voting bloc.
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"I am writing to you because I know that exact dates, exact years are insignificant," she wrote.
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This might seem like a minor, insignificant change, but it would signal a big concession for Apple.
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Even the lack of a small, seemingly insignificant part can cause a factory floor to go quiet.
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For one, the difference between South Bend and Indiana rates is relatively small and therefore statistically insignificant.
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Leadership aides confirmed that Pelosi had sought to change Luján's title, but downplayed the move as insignificant.
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But with stakes this high, and facts this difficult to bear, such distinctions among methodologies become insignificant.
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A trivial dead end of a purported controversy or overhyped event, too insignificant to bother looking into.
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While a relatively insignificant amount compared to all our federal outlays, the return on investment is massive.
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"I think Jerry Falwell Jr. plays a very insignificant role in both evangelicalism and politics," he said.
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Research has shown that people often overreact to insignificant risks, especially when the risks are so vivid.
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"Although displacement affects a very small minority of households, it cannot be dismissed as insignificant," they wrote.
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These are not insignificant costs, particularly when added to the burdens so many workers are already enduring.
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"I am in a cage, lacking courage, insignificant, flinching and escaping, just like this photo," she wrote.
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But in a not insignificant minority of cases, people find out something much more profound and immediate.
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I just want to prove that gender is insignificant and it's about how much you want it.
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Given Russia's seeming interference with the 2016 election, Trump's closeness with the foreign leader is not insignificant.
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Eric F. Phillips, a spokesman for the mayor, dismissed Mr. Ponte's absences from the city as insignificant.
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A source close to Oakley tells us, "This is an insignificant matter that will be quickly resolved."
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While that's a small percentage of all tweets on the service, it's not an insignificant number, either.
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In a large bowl, mix the new demagogic leader of the free world with your insignificant problems.
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So strong, in fact, a not insignificant number of people are branding their bodies with homages to him.
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But a not-insignificant slice of that criticism can be attributed to internet impatience and NBA group think.
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Jackson trial and investigations are not insignificant, a lot about the property has changed since Jackson lived there.
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Making me feel like the most important artist in the world when I'm so, so, so...insignificant. [Laughs].
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It's there's just this little, tiny, bordering on insignificant, amount of information in each digital footprint like that.
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A few times I have offered feedback in a collaborative environment or said something seemingly insignificant that snowballed.
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Aside from letting your points expire, the worst thing you can do is spend them on insignificant purchases.
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This isn't an insignificant amount, representing about 8% of China's total imports of 1.06 billion tonnes in 2018.
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Much of The Game is about Strauss feeling insignificant, and his attempts to build himself up through dating.
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In November of 2017, Underwood suffered a fall that was first presented to the public as relatively insignificant.
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Although people with disabilities represent a small subset of Apple's total user base, it isn't an insignificant group.
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Other than in New York and Chicago, entrance fees as a source of income are becoming increasingly insignificant.
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Chris Plante: The squad has shared such significant and astute answers, my irritant may seem insignificant by comparison.
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Including Israel on maps may seem an insignificant concession but, argues Mr Vaaler, it would not go unnoticed.
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For some of them, his flaws are insignificant next to the One Big Truth: that America needs fixing.
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That's not an insignificant number for a startup — even one that's managed to raise $10 million in funding.
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On Wednesday, Judge León ordered Beltrán-Leyva to fork over a slightly smaller but hardly insignificant sum: $529,903,000.
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On Wednesday, Judge León ordered Beltrán-Leyva to fork over a slightly smaller but hardly insignificant sum: $529,200,000.
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The immediate shifting of priorities makes everything other than the well-being of your child seem really insignificant.
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And, like any politician with a fast-rising profile, her mistakes (big, small and insignificant) are seized upon.
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Outside the elite they tended to involve relatively insignificant groups, such as left-wing radicals and ultra-nationalists.
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The economies in question are too small and too insignificant to have an impact each to their own.
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Happy End is all brushstrokes, snippets of ordinary lives that seem banal and even insignificant on their own.
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Over the past few years, these men have captured a not-insignificant slice of the popular queer imagination.
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While trying to get pronunciation right seems insignificant, it means a lot to the people with those names.
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Kushner said the meeting turned out to be so insignificant that he accidentally left it off his form.
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THE desolate hills east of Jerusalem seem insignificant, a barren stretch of scrubland with few buildings or residents.
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But overall, the problem has been that Roblox just seemed like an insignificant story for many, many years.
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Mobile games don't capture a significant portion—they don't capture even an insignificant portion of my gaming time.
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A vocal and not insignificant number go further still, blaming the victim, and criticizing her for "provoking" Jiang.
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Routine and insignificant projects are not likely to be worth reviewing, and current law quite sensibly exempts them.
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I don't remember much Pence said, not because it was insignificant, but because it is too long ago.
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The RealClearPolitics (RCP) polling average gives Hawley a statistically insignificant lead of less than half a percentage point.
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There, like Cady Heron and Harry Potter, Will befriends some socially marginal weirdos who have seemingly insignificant abilities.
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And, of course, you get the slight but not insignificant benefit of Android Wear's regular features as well.
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Even something as seemingly insignificant as the time at which we eat may affect how we process energy.
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No longer was gonorrhea simply seen as a small, insignificant price to pay for a night of fun.
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The number looks insignificant if compared with 1.8 trillion RMB in net new bank loans in June alone.
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I thought it was so insignificant at the time that I didn't even include it in previous recaps.
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But over all, he says that loyalty programs make up an insignificant piece of the airline emissions puzzle.
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This is not the first time that small, seemingly insignificant acts have taken on life or death meaning.
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But the plight of the sea cucumber shows that even seemingly insignificant shifts can have a profound effect.
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It was not an insignificant move, and Russia has indicated it will respond with tit-for-tat expulsions.
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Maybe color, gender and race will be insignificant when Parker is an adult — we'll just all be individuals.
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That is, your ballot is insignificant, but you should still cast it because what if no one voted?
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It's also generally unclear who would shoulder the cost of the burial or cremation, which is not insignificant.
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He didn't ask for money; still, I gave him a modest but not insignificant "gift" before returning home.
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We're all cogs in the same machine; some of us are just smaller and more insignificant than others.
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Each Sunday, she'll examine a seemingly insignificant object, an unfamiliar personality or a subtle trend in the economy.
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Other research concludes that increasing the minimum wage has an insignificant impact on employment, or none at all.
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If you want change, you have to initiate action, even at a personal level that might seem insignificant.
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On Monday, however, White House officials described him as someone who played an insignificant role in the campaign.
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And at a moment when people are worried about the literal death of American democracy, that's not insignificant.
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That is not an insignificant threat for Germany, which sells a lot of BMWs and VWs to China.
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They also had slightly higher satisfaction rates with their private schools, though researchers deemed that gap statistically insignificant.
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And any event, no matter how small or insignificant, seems liable to produce its own community of truthers.
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However, on closer examination the viewer can observe how small and insignificant the person casting the shadow appears.
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The senator has a tendency to negotiate haphazardly, giving away key policies for the sake of insignificant votes.
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She apparently has her hands in nearly every aspect of her business, from the immense to the insignificant.
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Trilobites About 540 million years ago, our ancestors were insignificant creatures no more than a millimeter in size.
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Massachusetts also has small but not insignificant black and Hispanic populations, while Colorado has a number of Latinos.
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The totals already announced by Sanders and O'Rourke "are not insignificant, but they are not determinative," he said.
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The World Animal Health Organization maintained Brazil's status as a country with an insignificant risk of the disease.
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We were being drawn into this national debate over something that was really insignificant from a financial perspective.
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Press secretary Sarah Sanders said on Friday that Cohen has lied repeatedly and that the filing was insignificant.
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That's a not-insignificant amount of money — a little under 8 percent of GDP (currently about $26.2 trillion).
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"Their responses made me feel insignificant, as if I wasn't trying to have a healthy lifestyle," she says.
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With donations to candidates from PACs capped at $5,000, these entities play an insignificant role in these elections.
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Apart from price (Automotive News said FCA's board deemed the offer insufficient) there's the not-insignificant matter of politics.
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India is the second-largest wheat producing country though it consumes its entire product and is insignificant for exports.
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An ABC News/Washington Post poll released on Sunday showed Clinton with a statistically insignificant 1-point national lead.
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Amazon's move into content that sells—however insignificant in scale right now—could push it further into that arena.
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The percentage of people who got their initial information about the Mueller report from Fox News was not insignificant.
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She is an artist whose work is political but not overwrought, small but not insignificant, gentle but not pliant.
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Kirk Cumpston, a toxicologist and medical director of the Virginia Poison Center, noted that the risks are probably insignificant.
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As long as I can remember, I've always had this fear of forgetting things, even small, seemingly insignificant details.
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An ABC News/Washington Post poll released on Sunday showed Clinton with a statistically insignificant 1323-point national lead.
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"The curatorial lift for parents is not insignificant, it requires thought and time to make those selections," she said.
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But those 99-cent purchases are utterly insignificant when compared to the largest in-app purchase of all time.
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If you previously viewed mansplainers as an offensive, if insignificant, evil, let this film disabuse you of that notion.
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Having drivers perform this seemingly insignificant but deliberate action could help auto manufacturers shift legal liability to the driver.
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"Compromise has not been reached yet on an insignificant number of remaining questions," Peskov said, giving no further detail.
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This task seems insignificant for a new president, but the effect of its failure has reverberations felt throughout government.
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And yet, my hurt and sadness seems insignificant to that of what their wives and families must be feeling.
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Not necessarily, but when you look at a huge volcano, it just shows how tiny and insignificant we are.
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The fight ended when Mayorga hit Zepeda with a fairly insignificant looking body shot, causing him to turn around.
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A small but not insignificant 224 percent of Republicans also support the plan championed by Democratic Presidential candidate Sen.
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An ABC News/Washington Post poll released on Sunday showed Clinton with a statistically insignificant 21.09655-point national lead.
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Our immigration system is rife with pressing problems Congress must address, many of which may seem insignificant and tedious.
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How about one for each and every player in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, no matter how small or insignificant?
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It also isn't free in terms of power consumption, and its impact on the iPhone's battery life isn't insignificant.
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In 2013 that number was 19.7 percent, but, as the Denver Post points out, that difference is statistically insignificant.
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Aviation accounts for 23 percent of global emissions—a figure that can seem insignificant until it's put into context.
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Ms. Dumanois said her first graders were having "extreme" reactions to insignificant issues, knocking over desks and throwing chairs.
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A not insignificant share of the news now revolves around horrifying imagery distributed across the planet at dizzying speed.
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As a result of BCC's repayment of NBK's funding recently its non-deposit funding sources fell to insignificant levels.
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Others, particularly those attempting to look months into the future, are less legitimate news and more insignificant conversation pieces.
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Electorally, the tax cuts were losers, because for the average American they were insignificant enough to go largely unnoticed.
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New characters, who later turn out to be insignificant, are described in what feels like a fuss of detail.
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The reduction in food being offered in many instances in first-class and business-class cabins is not insignificant.
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Martin swears for the first time in the band's career, employing "fuck" not an insignificant amount of times throughout.
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It turns out a not insignificant number of these sugar babies actually spend part of their day teaching children.
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Analysts said that suggests the unit, which was put up for sale a year ago, fetched an insignificant sum.
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Since China depends on energy delivered across U.S. Navy–owned oceans, the marginal increase in its vulnerability is insignificant.
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Plenty of said women, however, might lose their shit at any one of these insignificant details because they're human.
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What you need is something so overwhelming that it effectively blocks out Andrew Cuomo temporarily and makes him insignificant.
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The World Animal Health Organization has maintained Brazil's status as a country with an insignificant risk of the disease.
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However, Juul and similar products may generate a not-insignificant amount of e-waste, as they're onerous to recycle.
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The strong reactions and discomfort around something so small and seemingly insignificant was the call to action to me.
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While this mistake may seem insignificant to some, the two are totally different spices and aren't similar flavor profiles.
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It's the little slights, even those that liberals shrug off as insignificant, that really play right into this narrative.
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" After the killings, he would write, in a tone of satisfaction, "They finally obtained their insignificant deaths (sus muertitos).
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Given that there are approximately 7.7 million eligible voters in the entire state, 2 million isn't an insignificant number.
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"Corporate and government officials are most at risk, but don't assume you're too insignificant to be targeted," Evanina added.
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" The actress further states: "I also know these things may sound like first class problems or small insignificant moments.
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To a not-insignificant number of Democrats, of course, Mr. Sanders's populist agenda is exactly what the country needs.
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Still, I was intimidated — scared of being insignificant in a city of so much talent and so many cultures.
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He was a pillar of finance and a giant in the world that I was an insignificant part of.
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Or, as was the case on Tuesday, it could be something as insignificant as a poor Wi-Fi connection.
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Like desire, it burned, burned, burned, and it made me feel puny and insignificant but also ablaze with life.
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In the months after the attacks, the harried Penttbom teams logged more than 219,2111 leads, most of them insignificant.
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Frodeno said his record time of seven hours, 42.23 minutes and 13 seconds was insignificant compared to the victory.
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There were 74 live births among the acupuncture group and 72 in the control group, again an insignificant difference.
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While interactions with cashiers may seem insignificant, or at times even a nuisance, they also foster sociability between strangers.
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Moreover, prior-ranking debt is represented only by insignificant finance leases, accounting for around 0.3% of the company's EBITDA.
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You may think the cost is high: purchasing a card reader and paying service charges are not insignificant expenses.
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They're now fighting about the most insignificant subjects, from Baby Yoda to the concept of the argument meme itself.
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"The Klan in California is insignificant except for efforts of people like him," Dr. Levin said of Mr. Hagen.
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That all three are Brazilian — as are the P.S.G. defenders Thiago Silva and Marquinhos — is neither coincidental nor insignificant.
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He ruled in an earlier phase of trial that companies hadn&apost shown the threat from the chemical was insignificant.
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He also holds a statistically insignificant three-point advantage over Warren and Harris in the CNN poll, 20% to 17%.
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Personally, I'm wondering whether there's a space for Diggle in the marketplace; $1,000 per month is a non-insignificant expense.
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The photos are insignificant scandals compared to the trio's maternal uncle Gary Goldsmith's recent sentencing in a physical assault case.
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Either it's insignificant compared to Seacrest and his peers, or it's so monumental that Harrison doesn't want it slipping out.
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A majority of them are insignificant, so I keep them to myself because I know that my emotions will pass.
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We analyze the small, seemingly insignificant decisions we make every day with technology, and how they impact our social lives.
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On average, for every 20 pairs of shoes donated, people bought just one fewer pair locally—a statistically insignificant effect.
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The airline went from being an insignificant Irish operator to Europe's second largest carrier after Lufthansa, regularly reporting juicy profits.
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But that experience comes at a cost, and the price difference between the Invoke and the others is not insignificant.
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In the face of concerns like North Korea and neo-Nazis, Mr Trump's rift with the art world seems insignificant.
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Clinton holds her narrowest margin on the issue in Arizona, where she is ahead by a statistically insignificant 1 point.
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In a regional election in Andalucia in December, Vox, a previously insignificant far-right party, won 11% of the vote.
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Lightness states that, in fact, eternal return is impossible, that existence is unburdened, and that everything is fleeting and insignificant.
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It turns out these small, seemingly insignificant interactions were enough to lift my mood and help me feel less isolated.
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Africa's middle class, measured broadly as an index of wealth rather than income, is a small and insignificant consumer demographic.
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Recording everything will provide a new awareness of how easily expenses can add up, even the seemingly insignificant "little" purchases.
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"Not an insignificant number," he admitted, compared to the 5,000 American soldiers who are in the war-torn area today.
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"She couldn't believe that so many people could care about —in her words — 'a insignificant freak like me,'" Kali wrote.
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People who settle Mars, where the Earth is viewed as an insignificant blue-green dot in space, will become Martians.
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"If you're under attack from a UAS, even if it is militarily insignificant, [it] leads to mission degradation," Brig. Gen.
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How can you leverage that seemingly insignificant conversation to your advantage to make an even better impression on your interviewer?
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Her only injuries are two "insignificant fractures" on her tailbone and skull, both of which will heal on their own.
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So it made sense to talk about something as insignificant as heartbreak and frustration through something as extreme as gore.
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Analysts expect BHP to be able to claw back any shipment delays and the impact to operations to be insignificant.
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There is no victim too insignificant for Diana to care about, and no mission too daunting for her to attempt.
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Shortly before the meeting, Johannes Benigni, chairman of JBC Energy Group, argued a nine-month extension would be woefully insignificant.
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This isn't insignificant, given that November imports were 22015 million tonnes, a number that was the highest in 22017 months.
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In most contexts, this would be a fairly insignificant snafu, but in this case it underscores a larger epistemic folly.
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Though the small number of cases may appear insignificant, the committee said the trend is noteworthy because it shows stagnation.
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Even though his throat was painful, the sore throat seemed insignificant compared to the shaking chills, the fever, the headache.
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On the playlists: 'Before You Accuse Me' and Louis C.K.Epstein's Twitter presence was insignificant; he never tweeted or followed anyone.
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But not letting the small moments pass me by gave me memories I could keep forever, no matter how insignificant.
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A not insignificant portion of the visitors who post pictures from the room appear to have dressed to match it.
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"It's not nice for any town to be criticized for being insignificant by a world famous celebrity," Mr. Hollobone added.
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He argued that Trump viewed it as insignificant because it was only an unfunded letter of intent at the time.
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Business Insider talked to master graphologist Kathi McKnight about what the seemingly insignificant details in your writing say about you.
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"Yawns receive little attention because they seem insignificant," says Andrew Gallup, PhD, an assistant professor of psychology at SUNY Oneonta.
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Some, looking on the bright side, noted the departure from the usual Kremlin policy of dismissing Mr. Navalny as insignificant.
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In fact, the term originates from astrology, a pseudo-science that tends to make big deals out of insignificant coincidences.
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But Mr. Mattis and other military leaders adamantly opposed retaliation for the Baghdad attack, successfully arguing that it was insignificant.
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Born long before the Communist revolution, Guo's grandmother was a child bride considered so insignificant that she lacked a name.
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Voter ID laws pushed in Republican states have created not-insignificant barriers to voting for many black and Hispanic voters.
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E-cigarettes are also relatively new and not as ubiquitous as cell phones, so 11 cases isn't an insignificant number.
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"Whatever you do will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it," Mr. Boulton said, quoting Gandhi.
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His recounting of a relatively insignificant incident shed light on his unusual and, some say, ingenious methods of resolving disputes.
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"This is not the first time that small, seemingly insignificant acts have taken on life or death meaning," she wrote.
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"It would not have been an insignificant amount, but we walked away from that because that's short lived," Levy said.
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The department's new stance contrasts that of President Trump, who has repeatedly dismissed white supremacy as an insignificant fringe movement.
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Bone and joint scans also showed no significant differences, except for a clinically insignificant cartilage loss in the steroid group.
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That's puzzling, even if insignificant, and it's not clear why there should be any correlation at all with college grads.
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Some colleagues in Parliament describe him as corrupt, untrustworthy or simply insignificant, but he appears to have amassed considerable wealth.
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The crucial and not insignificant difference is that Peugeot has a Marchionne-like chief executive at the helm: Carlos Tavares.
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What they are worried about here is a very insignificant amount of people when it comes to revoking a permit.
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The sartorial choices of these two women may seem like an insignificant matter, but gestures matter on the world stage.
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Second, Britain regarded the island as too small and insignificant for settlement, so very few English speakers ever settled there.
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"It's definitely too early to be declaring victory, but the progress we've seen is not insignificant for sure," Keiser said.
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According to the Bureau of Land Management, the rules would reduce greenhouse gas emissions by a statistically insignificant 0.0092 percent.
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" No gesture of good will is too insignificant, she added: "A small nod to recognize someone's humanity can be monumental.
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But because start-ups look insignificant today, there's relatively little attention paid to the impact that tariffs have on them.
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The entry TWERP is never a pleasant one, but calling someone "insignificant" goes beyond what I think of as twerpy.
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And he has a not-insignificant chance of securing the Republican nomination for Senate in West Virginia in two weeks.
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While it may contain higher trace amounts of some minerals, the amounts are insignificant and afford no additional health benefits.
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Start a diary which includes all the details of each incident, no matter how small or insignificant they may seem.
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For now the size of the venture is "insignificant compared with SoftBank Corp's enterprise value," said Dan Baker, analyst at Morningstar.
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Clinton's campaign was ready with a memo explaining why the loss was insignificant given the upcoming contests in less-white states.
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Image: TwitterTwitter has made a subtle, but not insignificant change to the way it counts emoji in its 280-character limit.
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In the scheme of things, missing a sales target by 1,300 vehicles over a three-month period should seem relatively insignificant.
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And so the problem is not just the seven countries, although they're not insignificant," Chopra told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street.
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Analyzing the most popular songs from 2012 to 2018, the study found that women are still statistically insignificant in many areas.
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Registration is now live on the site, costing a not insignificant $1,599 — the same price as the last couple of years.
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And, yes, that bears a not insignificant resemblance to the career trajectory of Gaga, the artist formerly known as Stefani Germanotta.
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A not insignificant number of people had access to this plane in four countries including airport personnel, passengers and flight employees.
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Aspects of the care and feeding of mice that were previously seen as insignificant are turning out to matter a lot.
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It stings, and then you feel humiliated that something so insignificant, something that isn't an insult by itself, can bother you.
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These details may seem insignificant but they still underscore Bey's enigmatic nature and push us further into her orbit of mysteries.
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You ever get the feeling that you're just a tiny, insignificant speck floating free in the vast ocean of our universe?
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After calibrating the device to be more sensitive to measures that seemed statistically insignificant, the system's accuracy jumped to 97 percent.
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Toilet usage figures were from a study conducted in 2014—the sample size of which was very small and statistically insignificant.
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Cobalt is an insignificant-looking grey metal that risk consultancy Verisk Maplecroft says may be the next so-called conflict mineral.
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Hardly a fashion statementAnd that's a shame, because aside from the bulk (which isn't insignificant), these things actually sound pretty good.
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And you only recover that sense of astonishment if you realize how small and insignificant we would otherwise seem to be.
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"They think no one should be imprisoned for an act they see as so insignificant," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Individual actions may seem small, #moggmentum may seem trivial, a RT, insignificant but together, small steps can have astonishing impact. pic.twitter.
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Overall income was no higher in the treatment group, and earnings were higher by a small (4.6 percent), statistically insignificant amount.
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Where Malick sees people as insignificant in the face of nature, Lowery sees humankind as a fascinating, integral part of nature.
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"To have this stadium named after Arthur Ashe is not insignificant," Martin Blackman, the USTA general manager of development, told Reuters.
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Today is the one of the few times you have a say, however statistically insignificant, in how the government is run.
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The growth of online streaming services has steadily increased year after year since 2011, and not by insignificant single-digit percentages.
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Moebius What I like most about Moebius is his ability to make you feel small and insignificant within a vast universe.
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He claimed he will not know what they are doing, but Trump's close relationship to his children means that is insignificant.
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No. I will receive no damage to my body that will be long-lasting for a small, insignificant amount of cash.
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Ms Derbyshire of Stockport council agrees, but adds that "just because it is delegation does not mean that it is insignificant".
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All I remember are frustratingly insignificant details, like how one clip featured a garden gnome and a song by Belle & Sebastian.
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The lesson here is not insignificant, and illustrates the kind of practical life choices disabled people face on a daily basis.
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Although the office described the increase as statistically insignificant, the report immediately assumed political importance as the June 23 referendum approaches.
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These hasty structures were militarily insignificant, but they had a symbolic value, making Parisians feel they had contributed to their liberation.
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His tiny border with Kim is insignificant when measured against the thousands of miles and myriad nations the Russian Federation abuts.
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Previously small and insignificant agencies will have the power to fine offending companies up to 4 percent of their global revenue.
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Hughes said the prospect of backlash from steel-producing customer countries was "not insignificant," adding to the risks around increased costs.
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Buying planes from the United States, opening a Boeing office or having American representatives at an international airport might seem insignificant.
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But if this issue calls to mind frivolous spending on wasteful and insignificant budget items, that impression is only half-correct.
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Over the past year and a half, more urgent matters came up, making the scandal increasingly look like an insignificant sideshow.
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In this scrum, details have been lacking, including the not-insignificant one of what precisely buyers would get for their investment.
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In 1998, after 50 years of saying that leaks from the tanks were insignificant, management admitted that was not the case.
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It was also eye-opening to see how quickly cash can disappear with what I always imagined were small, insignificant purchases.
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It's also eye-opening to see how quickly my cash can disappear with what I always imagined were small, insignificant purchases.
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"In a neighborhood where the homes are priced anywhere between $2 million and $4 million, this is not insignificant," he said.
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That might seem like a small, insignificant detail, but it fits into the larger theme of Fitbit’s newest wearable.
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"It's ridiculous how little that dam is, how insignificant in the grand scheme of things," said Paul Rosenberg, the village's mayor.
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So, it felt like such an important story that we wanted to do it, even though the risks were not insignificant.
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The "who's who of Silicon Valley" market is only so big and may be insignificant to Snap's growing ad-supported business.
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An ABC News/Washington Post poll released on Sunday showed Clinton with a statistically insignificant 1-point national lead on Trump.
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Which, when you're playing a game like Bloodborne—a spiritual sibling to From Software's Dark Souls series—is no insignificant task.
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If he was wholly insignificant, then I think it would be ethically questionable why you should do a movie about him.
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Since more than one million Texans had become naturalized citizens during the time frame of the list, this was not insignificant.
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Particularly, "Pile of Coal" has something about it that cannot be rendered insignificant by the immensity of the Anthropocene surrounding it.
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He said customers were checked against international sanctions lists and described the number of e-resident customers of SEB as "insignificant".
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And, most standard rechargeable AA batteries are rated for 2,000mAh and AAAs are 800mAh with slight, generally insignificant differences between brands.
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And a not-insignificant aspect of John McEnroe's relationship to it — and other major tournaments — is now as a glorified spectator.
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Banking sources, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the price would be insignificant as BHP is keen to seal a deal.
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Its exports of precious minerals, including gold and silver, were relatively insignificant however, totaling $2000,2300 in the year to March 21990.
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Yet our actual lives go on, like insignificant characters left by the wayside as the author pursued a more engaging plot.
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But last month, its impact was relatively insignificant, with the worst of the outbreak confined to China and the surrounding countries.
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Human beings share more than 99.9 percent of their DNA; what makes us different is vanishingly insignificant in terms of genetics.
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Fallout from nuclear tests, which began in the mid-20th century, is insignificant in Antarctica, Mr. Koll and his colleagues concluded.
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Fallout from nuclear tests, which began in the mid-20th century, is insignificant in Antarctica, Mr. Koll and his colleagues concluded.
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It pelts the ground relentlessly, rendering everything else insignificant and giving the film an eerie atmosphere and a sense of foreboding.
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"Seoul is tiny and insignificant!" the sign read, according to a photograph provided by one of the students, Liu Guomengchen, 21.
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Ross used a can of Campbell's Soup to stress his point about what he calls insignificant price increases from Trump's tariffs.
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Changqing said the company exported an "insignificant" amount of 5050 extrusions - in response to customer requests between 2013 and early 2015.
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It's not an insignificant calling card when millions of Americans are convinced all politicians lie and don't hold any real beliefs.
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What these three clouds imply for Mexico is a protracted period of insignificant growth after a long period of mediocre growth.
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"Corporate and government officials are most at risk, but don't assume you're too insignificant to be targeted," Evanina told the agency.
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The issue at stake is whether one millisecond is insignificant - or as the SEC terms it, de minimis - to electronic markets.
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Microsoft has become a largely insignificant player in the mobile space, with Windows Phone commanding just 2 percent of global market share.
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While some may dismiss "doge" and "smol" as insignificant, others know the internet is changing the fabric of the English language daily.
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"The amount was very insignificant and we wanted to focus on meaningful investments that benefit the members of the SMRS," Leix said.
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According to The New York Times, the options range from the seemingly insignificant — the first is: Sugar Puffs or Frosties for breakfast?
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That means the seemingly small claim numbers are not insignificant, argued plaintiffs' attorney Mark Lanier, and the attorney fees are well deserved.
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Fitness Instagrammer Kelsey Wells is proving that weight and size is insignificant when it comes to being fit in a viral post.
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That's 32 years of unbroken White House rule by graduates of schools that educate a statistically insignificant number of all college students.
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"This is an insignificant matter that will be quickly resolved," a source close to the former NBA star told the gossip site.
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The actual islands — seven major ones and dozens of smaller rocks so insignificant that they are left unnamed — have limited natural resources.
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Nitrosamines, a carcinogenic family of chemicals, have been found in e-cigarette vapour, albeit at levels low enough to be deemed insignificant.
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Plus, a decade into his tenure, it's safe to say he's the definitive Bond for a not-insignificant proportion of younger moviegoers.
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This might seem completely insignificant in the grand scheme of the film, but it's indicative of a larger issue in the industry.
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A recent study of nearly 200,000 children found an insignificant correlation between autism and mothers who received the flu vaccine while pregnant.
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Then, in the latest quarter, Tesla only "recognized an insignificant amount of ZEV credit revenue," according to a letter to shareholders Wednesday.
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A small percentage even show up on Airbnb, though Vacasa dismisses it as an "insignificant channel" compared to its other listing sources.
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Suffolk found Trump with the support of 2751% of likely North Carolina voters, a statistically insignificant three points better than Clinton's 2775%.
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It's also clean (unless there's an accident, of course, in which case it's very unclean); nuclear plants release insignificant amounts of CO2.
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And I wonder if that clashes with this idea that we are wildly, infinitesimally insignificant compared to the size of the universe?
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Today's human society learns via Wikipedia, blogs and social networks, which is why so-called insignificant changes are in fact quite dramatic.
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By contrast, European and U.S. bond markets are dominated by big institutions, such as pension funds, while individuals own an insignificant percentage.
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The new white paper from Anna Godoey and Michael Reich at Berkeley provides more evidence that the impact on jobs is insignificant.
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He has repeatedly shown a willingness to weaponize the racial animus that he knows drives some not-insignificant number of his supporters.
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The guy still has a proposal to do, but his tears seem insignificant now that we know who's headed for The Bachelorette.
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But when they meet, Tori annoyingly disqualifies Ryan based on one insignificant detail: his name, which is the same as Tori's ex.
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That's not an insignificant sum, even for a large company like PwC, but McEneaney believes it should pay for itself fairly quickly.
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All of a sudden, insignificant actions of ordinary life take on a somber shade, and we feel that darker times are coming.
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It's an insignificant story and shows why the press isn't trusted to do their jobs by an overwhelming majority of the public.
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Robinson herself tries to remain constantly cognizant of checking privilege, aware that her platform, while she calls it small, is not insignificant.
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A new white paper from Anna Godoey and Michael Reich at Berkeley provides more evidence that the impact on jobs is insignificant.
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"I was losing my true self as I let my character become more and more insignificant in the grand narrative," CarlEmilia said.
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It's not clear exactly how much time Ne-Yo will spend working with Holberton, but it sounds like it won't be insignificant.
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The number of people who die without family or friends each year is not an enormous one, but neither is it insignificant.
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When the smaller, seemingly insignificant things don't get done or get done poorly, it has a ripple effect that's felt for miles.
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No piece of space debris is insignificant, since each one travels at speeds high enough to inflict catastrophic damage to vital equipment.
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In an interview, Mr. Duncan said that individual merchants would ultimately end up with an insignificant amount of money from the deal.
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Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) and Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) lead by a statistically insignificant 85033 and 1 percentage points, respectively, and Sen.
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The two-week setback was insignificant compared with the nearly five years her fans, affectionately known as the Kash Bratz, have waited.
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That's not an insignificant number, and undoubtedly includes some Trump supporters, especially those whose enthusiasm is more kindled by his domestic agenda.
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Kent Jones, the director of the New York Film Festival, singled out "D'Est" and "No Home Movie" for elevating the seemingly insignificant.
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The rhetoric of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) propagandists has taken the clear stance that Poland is a small and insignificant country.
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As we work toward our larger professional objectives, no gig is too "small" or insignificant to shape the course of our careers.
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It might sound like an insignificant subject matter, but r/Frisson has over 0003,2000 subscribers, making it the 2100th most subscribed subreddit.
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"Because caves are 'out of sight, out of mind,' they are often considered as unique but insignificant features of nature," Brankovits said.
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This means he might just take a small detail, perhaps insignificant to most, and use that as the basis for a piece.
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I always started small, plucking out seemingly insignificant details and stretching them to seem like they meant something about a person's character.
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Elon Musk took a flamethrower to his company Facebook pages after going on a mischievous Twitter riff about how insignificant Facebook is.
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"WHOSE SIDE ARE YOU ON?!" belts frontman Riley Gale to pretty much everyone who'll hear, which is probably not an insignificant number.
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But thinking about it later, from a distance, after time had passed, it came to feel insignificant, not worth getting upset about.
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Some of Trump's advisers have sought to distance themselves from Papadopoulos and continue to insist his role in the campaign was insignificant.
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Today, you can get her look (in any color) for a not insignificant 25 percent discount at this rare Réalisation Par sale.
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Over two decades from 21.6 to 22050, this proportion rose to 226 percent, from 6.2 percent, not insignificant but not particularly noteworthy.
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With real estate commissions and carrying costs, it looks like she gained what is probably an insignificant amount of money for her.
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While he added that "it's relatively insignificant in the scheme of things," he said it does send a bit of a message.
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It should come as no surprise, then, that marine biologists long ago dismissed jellyfish as an insignificant item on the ocean menu.
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None of the states will be competitive in the general, but a not insignificant chunk of delegates will be up for grabs.
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Removing barriers to job flexibility and growth will benefit individual employees and small businesses substantially, while state revenue losses will be insignificant.
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While it's clear that WikiLeaks was trying to coordinate, Trump Jr. only bit a few times, and mostly on relatively insignificant issues.
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A Castleton Polling Institute survey released over the weekend showed Scott leading Minter by a statistically insignificant 39 percent to 38 percent.
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But here, Carlson is parroting Trump's own true thinking—that Ukraine is altogether insignificant beyond helping him stick it to Joe Biden.
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But for women the incidence was 198 per hundred thousand in 2010, down from 217 in 1993–94, a statistically insignificant change.
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Francis acknowledged the Church had to win back many young people who see it as insignificant in their lives or a nuisance.
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Maduro's previous plans to raise gasoline prices have either been abandoned or resulted in insignificant increases that were quickly overtaken by inflation.
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But there could still be not-insignificant consequences for airplane design and airport infrastructure, not to mention passengers being booted from flights.
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One of his favorite pieces of work is found late in the game and, at first glance, is insignificant: a power switch.
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Birthdays aren't happy occasions, after all — they're merely reminders that we're all insignificant drops in the ocean, no more unique than anyone else.
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Do you realize how much I spent on Ubers this weekend now that I think $165 million is an insignificant amount of money!
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The study found mostly small or insignificant associations between each serving of butter that people consumed and total mortality, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes.
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But whatever sentiments you harbor toward the late Eddard's eldest daughter, there's one seemingly insignificant detail that's worth paying attention to: her hairstyles.
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It may not be enough to drop your 9-to-5, but it's not insignificant if you know your way around travel sites.
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In the past couple of years, Microsoft has bought a not-insignificant number of studios, including Obsidian Entertainment and Psychonauts developer Double Fine.
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And as the revelations about the Koch Foundation clearly show, the conservative resources being poured into political initiatives on campus are not insignificant.
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"We have an insignificant amount of data to see who makes the CFP, because there's been two of them," economist Andy Schwarz said.
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"Rock on insignificant Liberals … you will not be missed," wrote the person who shared it, whose profile says she is a registered nurse.
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Mitchell said minors' revenue contribution was "insignificant" and that the measures are not expected to have a major impact on spending by adults.
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Since that movement formed in reaction to anti-queer ordinances remarkably like the ones we see today, this is not an insignificant oversight.
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Benson adds that even something as insignificant as a sample-size beauty item can influence spending behavior because the messaging is very specific.
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So, the issue of productivity is not insignificant as we assess the short- and long-term outlooks for corporate profitability and stock prices.
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"I just don't understand why someone would be so filled with rage to hit someone over something so insignificant," a neighbor told CBS3.
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The goal is to deny adversaries the outcomes they seek -- in this case, by rendering cyber election hacks insignificant to our democratic process.
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However, journalizing my detailed thoughts around each spending decision exposed how I sometimes expensed a disproportionate amount of mental energy on insignificant savings.
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However, the plant&aposs senior director said any emissions or damage resulted from the plant would be insignificant compared to the volcano&aposs.
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Righteous heroes were bested by craftier villains, intriguing storylines were nipped in the bud, and ambitious plans were undone by seemingly insignificant decisions.
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MOSCOW, Jan 24 (Reuters) - Russian bank Gazprombank said on Thursday that risks for its business due to recent developments in Venezuela were insignificant.
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Entrance fees are not an insignificant source of funding for the parks; they brought in about $59 million in 2014, according to CBC.
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Even if Cambridge Analytica did affect Donald Trump's election in 2016, everything we know about political microtargeting suggests that its role was insignificant.
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Things that are appealing to and popular with young girls are still coded as bad and insignificant, regardless of whether they actually are.
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As Dr. Ford explained, traumatic memories such as sexual assault end up "locked" in a person's brain, while other details may be insignificant.
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This time, America&aposs professional Trump haters are spinning in circles over a totally insignificant audio recording between Michael Cohen and Donald Trump.
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"(Apple's) contract manufacturers may make some form of partial payment, but initial indications are that any payment would likely be insignificant," Qualcomm said.
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At a glance, these details may seem insignificant, but they're the handful of childhood memories that bring with them a semblance of normalcy.
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There was also the niqab "debate," which looked set to decide the federal election for a depressing but not insignificant chunk of time.
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And as that smug conference photo from February suggested, Mark Zuckerberg will presumably wield full control over our most insignificant thoughts and feelings.
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It reported that China's manufacturing cost advantage over the U.S. shrank from 14 percent in 2004 to an "insignificant" 1 percent in 2016.
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Plus, an Apple car would almost certainly look cool and be both fun to use and a status symbol — not insignificant selling points.
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Hathaway and Shapiro acknowledge that one reason the Kellogg-Briand Pact is regarded as historically insignificant is that it provided no enforcement mechanism.
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The brainchild of a young New York transplant, the brand-new electoral event seemed insignificant enough that the local papers barely covered it.
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"We're talking up to $20,000 in premiums" for a year, which is not an insignificant amount for the couple's household budget, he said.
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"Depending on the response that you provide to this question, this court could see a not insignificant increase in its work," Marin said.
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In the end, lawmakers must make sure the best possible treatments are equally available to all, regardless of one insignificant number: their age.
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For a not-insignificant fraction of my earnings, a mother's helper took my toddler off my hands for three glorious hours a day.
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A not-insignificant proportion of the British voters who support leaving the European Union expect significant economic pain if it were to occur.
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This is 0.1 percent higher than the first quarter of 10 before the drop, but it's a statistically insignificant increase year over year.
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There has been a small rebuild over the last couple of months but it has been insignificant relative to the tonnage being imported.
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And if we zoom in on all animal life, we again see how insignificant humans are compared to everyone else in the kingdom.
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It all feels so silly when we admit that we are all nothing—insignificant creatures floating around looking for something to hold onto.
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This is my little piece of heaven, where all things insignificant and great alike can have their place in a piece of art.
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While "individual comments or likes are insignificant," as those accumulate they collectively produce the values and behaviors that the group then adheres to.
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"It was fantastic when we first plotted the results and saw how the small, and seemingly insignificant, differences were population specific," Owen said.
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A white paper from Anna Godoey and Michael Reich at Berkeley in July provided more evidence that the impact on jobs is insignificant.
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He raised their hopes, briefly, by arguing unsuccessfully for a "boutique" fishery that would have allowed shrimpers a small but not insignificant catch.
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This may make them think they are insignificant and then they won't do the best they can and it will be a cycle.
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"It may seem like an insignificant or easy change, but it's really ingrained and it is a significant change in culture," Mejdal said.
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Is it too much, Mr. Vice President, to ask that we also remember the now seemingly insignificant matter of why the protests began?
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Thousands of dispossessed, down-trodden and oppressed were strangers in their own city, as they had been made to feel diminished and insignificant.
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A symbol of this strategy played out in her home state of Massachusetts, which voted Tuesday and has a not-insignificant 91 delegates.
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Just for context, the average download speed for fixed broadband in the US is about 140 Mbps, so that variation is pretty insignificant.
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Not when something as small and insignificant as a careless cigarette can send a pack of savage red hounds racing toward your home.
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These spots benefit from the funneling effect of the Wasatch's Cottonwood Canyons, which squeeze significant amounts of snow out of insignificant weather systems.
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Regardless of how insignificant you think your information might be, we strongly encourage you to come forward and welcome your information and assistance.
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They gave me the power to make my disability as invisible and insignificant to my identity as I had always felt it was.
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The tensions between them are insignificant compared with their shared interest in propping up the Bashar al-Assad regime and eroding American influence.
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The deal, for a not insignificant $35 million, to take him to Paris from his former club, Everton, went through on July 30.
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Jilsén and his team appear to want you to feel lost at times, even insignificant when dwarfed by all of the surrounding machinery.
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Trump and his allies quickly dismissed the contents of the call as insignificant, painting Democrats as overeager to remove the president from office.
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Most of their owners recalled that getting their dogs involved internet research, rounds of interviews with breeders, and not-insignificant amounts of money.
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In 2014 the average wait time in V.A. hospitals was 22.5 days, compared with 18.7 in the private sector, a statistically insignificant difference.
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The reality is they have tiny, insignificant populations, and economic contributions, so how is it possible for them to topple the Eurozone economically?
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Gazprombank said on Thursday it was not currently involved in any investment projects in Venezuela, so the risks for its business were insignificant.
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Using her talent to inspire women who are confronted by a patriarchal society every time they leave the house is no insignificant feat.
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There are plenty of EU citizens resident in the UK, but a statistically insignificant number of them were able to vote in the referendum.
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From November 18, the HTC Vive headset will be sold at the two national retailers for the (not insignificant) price of A$1,399 ($1,073).
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Writing with it is like chiseling with a sharpened stone: It requires a not-insignificant amount of effort to produce marks on the page.
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The absence of "grace" might seem insignificant, but take into account how much of a role Justin's other tattoos play in the issue's spread.
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Image: NASA/Voyager 1The universe is very good at making us feel both extremely insignificant and lucky enough to be part of something huge.
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The FBI does not categorize cyberattacks as "significant" or insignificant, the agents said, adding the bureau only cares whether a crime has been committed.
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Crowded House may not have achieved the same global success as other big Australian acts, but the band's popularity at home is not insignificant.
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Each housing type is broken down to the smallest detail — practically no cornice, window frame or brick pattern is insignificant to the field guide.
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There it was: a variance, almost insignificant, probably just the overlay's augmentors working to enhance the little they could make out through the interference.
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Though many investors will have been burned in January, the overall fallout from a complete bitcoin collapse would be pretty insignificant, Capital Economics argues.
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This shift isn't insignificant in Lepofsky's view, who likens it to when Box moved from a point solution to a broader enterprise platform play.
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But if you were to put that cash in a retirement account and give it some time to grow, it wouldn't feel so insignificant.
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Given that the pre-money valuation of a YC company is over $10 million out of the gate, this is not an insignificant pledge.
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Despite this, a not insignificant fraction of Americans, even today, see the equal treatment of women and people of color as a bad thing.
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"There have been some isolated incidents of stone-pelting," the Home Ministry said in a statement, but added they were of an "insignificant level".
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A significant part of demand for the deal has come from Russian investors, with European and British interest but "insignificant" Chinese buying, Brodsky said.
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Philip Klinkner, a political scientist at New York's Hamilton College, found that factors like economic pessimism and income were statistically insignificant to Trump's support.
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Focusing on smaller, insignificant orders that their well-heeled competitors wouldn't bother with, these two guys fatten their bank accounts feasting on military crumbs.
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Though it may seem like an insignificant gesture, practicing gratitude in your daily life can benefit your health and relationships in a big way.
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He indulged in profanity-laden fits for the most insignificant reasons—if he dropped something, say, or if he forgot to complete an errand.
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But let's be real: It's easy to look at Earth from a distance and find humanity's troubles insignificant in the grand scheme of things.
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That's not because terrorist attacks are insignificant to their targets, but because the chance of being the direct target of an attack is tiny.
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But as it turns out, this seemingly insignificant bias is partially responsible for turning colleges into institutions that reproduce wealth and exacerbate structural inequality.
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The similarities between Playdead's Limbo and their followup, Inside, aren't insignificant, but the latter feels like such an important evolution of the first game.
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"So far, the office has charged more than 30 individuals and has secured a number of guilty pleas, which is not insignificant," he said.
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There was also a not-insignificant possibility that one of those men would say something offensive to Ford or about sexual assault in general.
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The change — although not insignificant, especially given the complaints about MacBook battery life — is not mentioned in the official release notes for Sierra 10.12.2.
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And it's a necessary reminder that despite incredible human advances, we are very tiny, insignificant and, ultimately, existing at the pleasure of Mother Nature.
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The findings this year yielded the biggest gap, due to higher emissions stemming largely from fossil fuels and insignificant measures to address the problem.
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Everything else, including the object of those desires remain fluid and almost insignificant, assuming importance only when they come in contact with our heroes.
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That may mean our lies are not always deliberate, or we may rationalize our falsehoods by believing they relate only to small, insignificant matters.
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On May 25, previously small and insignificant agencies will have the power to fine offending companies up to 2023 percent of their global revenue.
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A possible 22019 percent tariff is "not insignificant" and would hit every vehicle sold, including trucks and autos along with auto parts, Lusk said.
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The question is what would be achieved beyond a better working relationship, which is not insignificant, but is an insufficient reason, at this time.
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Even here, though, Ms. DeLappe shows her sophisticated grasp of exposition by indirection and of the telling, seemingly insignificant detail that wrings the heart.
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Regardless of how people choose to define their sexuality, though, Hammack said it's important to recognize one term doesn't make another insignificant or obsolete.
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"The presence of this warship is insignificant to us," Rear Admiral Habibollah Sayyari was quoted as saying by the semi-official ISNA news agency.
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And the FSD price hike will likely be quite big — and that's on top of the existing FSD price, which isn't exactly insignificant either.
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In the sprawling business empire of Donald J. Trump, the real estate classes that bore his name seem to occupy a tiny, insignificant corner.
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That position is not insignificant: The top wild-card team would avoid the league-leading Washington Capitals in the first round of the playoffs.
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A flat 10-15 percent is not insignificant, but it's not really big enough to get initial priority when developing a new web app.
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And you can't forget the 2973 million arrest warrants floating around the city for crimes as insignificant as walking through a park past dark.
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Banning single-use plastic straws is often seen as a quick fix to reduce waste, but for some it isn't such an insignificant loss.
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That's because I will use these items frequently, and since they will likely last for a decade or longer, the cost is relatively insignificant.
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The revenue brought in by the estate tax is only $23.1 billion; not an insignificant amount, but less than one percent of government revenue.
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Philip Klinkner, a political scientist at New York's Hamilton College, found that factors like economic pessimism and income were statistically insignificant to Trump's rise.
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With the tap of a finger or the click of a mouse, social media users perform these actions so often they might seem insignificant.
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"Cold Takes" is a column in which we express our passionate beliefs about insignificant events and Internet discourses at least several months too late.
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By contrast, watercress maintained nearly 60 percent of its vitamin C content after 10 days of storage, and arugula lost a statistically insignificant amount.
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For Mr. Trump, who has squeezed drama out of every step in his improbable overture to North Korea, that is not an insignificant asset.
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Megan Markle is an insignificant popularity hog who cares too much about the spotlight and not enough about her impacts on her in-laws.
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For those of us who've never had to think about which restroom to use, it's tempting to dismiss the Trump administration's actions as insignificant.
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But by her account, after marrying Mr. Kazin less than two years later, she indentured herself for nearly three decades as his insignificant other.
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Still, the final stage certainly wasn't insignificant, as SpaceX illustrated to potential customers that it could send payloads to orbits beyond the red planet.
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"He made everyone feel like they were the center of the party, no matter how insignificant they were," John Dickerson wrote in an email.
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In a hypothetical matchup between Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton and Trump, Clinton holds a statistically insignificant lead of 41.4 percent to 40.8 percent.
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In other words, over the years some European leaders have bought into the Iranian propaganda that portrays the leading Iranian resistance organization as insignificant.
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Even in August, when Judge Balkman arrived at the higher award, the company's stocks performed well, suggesting that shareholders considered the amount relatively insignificant.
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" It speculates that 21st Century Fox was invested in shielding their identities and that they were "not Latino, and not financially insignificant to Fox.
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While not insignificant, the figures suggests that Canadians should be mostly looking at themselves as they search for the people behind rising housing costs.
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Two generations of European leaders allowed the former without requiring the latter, and then airily dismissed public discontent as politically insignificant and morally illegitimate.
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Since we've lived around the world and my French Canadian husband likes to spend money on food experiences, that is not an insignificant claim.
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Perhaps he has done the math and realized that the emissions of any single rich person are insignificant to the big picture on climate.
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Frequently, he's this tiny, insignificant speck at the bottom of the frame, as if he's been ported over from an episode of Mr. Robot.
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To that same point, sometimes relying on social media posts to share your feelings during a tragedy seems insignificant, or like it's trivializing the situation.
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However, it's important to note that a not-insignificant chunk of those 1 billion devices includes Android smartphones that come with Google Assistant pre-installed.
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It's all happening, only it's happening on Homeland, and the way in which it's happening reveals both how relevant and utterly insignificant the show remains.
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"Some industries that are economically insignificant have enormous public resonance," said Bronwen Maddox, director of the Institute for Government, an independent think tank in London.
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"The presence of this warship is insignificant to us," Iran's Navy commander Habibollah Sayyari was quoted as saying by the semi-official ISNA news agency.
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While these are not record-breaking numbers by any means, they are "not insignificant for a new product," notes One Click Retail in its report.
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Uber's automated systems gather small and seemingly insignificant details persistently over time, material that would otherwise be forgotten or bore a human surveillant to death.
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Why it matters: Drugmakers often invoke their research costs as they try to fend off any limits on their prices, and that spending isn't insignificant.
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And for a moment, we almost missed one tiny insignificant detail that will surely ignite a tidal wave of trends starting now: her baby bangs.
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Night time in the ocean really should make you feel this small and insignificant in the face of these beautiful, svelte, but wicked-grinned animals.
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A study from 2017 by the W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research found that the impact of tax incentives on state GDP was statistically insignificant.
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In that sense, it's why sharing updates from the runways wasn't a bad thing to do, even if fashion seemed particularly insignificant in the moment.
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In fact, over the last year (since his 18th birthday), the celeb offspring has accumulated over 20 — and though many are small, none are insignificant.
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Which is nice ... but also kind of confusing, when you realize the rest of the world still sees Wakanda as an impoverished and insignificant nation.
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"Cold Takes" is a new column in which we express our passionate beliefs about insignificant events and Internet discourses at least several months too late.
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Omkar Joshi, portfolio manager at Regal Funds Management, said the additional capital requirement was insignificant for a bank with an A$800 billion balance sheet.
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When this approach is employed, it seems apparent that foreign aid spending— even when it comes in at less than 21625 percent— is hardly insignificant.
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I like volcanic eruptions for the same reason I like a lot of things that make me feel insignificant: they evoke a sense of wonder.
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So get ready, cause this new photo of central Australia's stunning Uluru, as seen from above is about to make you feel small and insignificant.
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On a more serious note, one of the reoccurring themes of the comic is wanting to feel significant in a world where you're terminally insignificant.
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A majority of the studies find that subsidies either have a mixed or insignificant effect on the economic welfare of the communities that offer them.
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In the Armory's enormous Drill Hall, her presence seemed nearly insignificant, especially when standing in front of the huge screen, which thereafter showed more videos.
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Cohen dispute the receipt of nearly $85033MM from Columbus Nova, Korea Aero, Novartis or ATT (as opposed to insignificant amounts), they should state it NOW.
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Here we see how seemingly insignificant differences in ways of killing a fish create noticeable distinctions in the way it tastes once we eat it.
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"There are examples where the loss of one seemingly insignificant species eventually, through a ripple effect, can lead an entire ecosystem to collapse," she says.
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If NATO and the G-7 survive, it is not because Trump's attacks are insignificant, but because leaders in the alliances might work around him.
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Only later did I realize that the Mall of Louisiana had played a not-insignificant role in the continuing struggle over segregation in Baton Rouge.
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And it's meaningful that he arrived as a small, insignificant child, one born not from a wealthy or powerful family but, indeed, a refugee family.
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"Undoubtedly, if these rules are implemented, the clinics are forced to pass along the costs of this unnecessary regulation, which is not insignificant," she said.
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But in lead it represented a not insignificant 17 percent increase in total LME stock levels relative to the 6793,225 tonnes that were already there.
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China's steel exports to the United States are statistically insignificant, with a value of only $272 million in cold-rolled flat steel product in 2015.
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Some of this, of course, is because they won it all last year and a not insignificant amount of that national championship team is back.
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After about 22 years, diabetes appeared at a rate of 22016% per year with vitamin D supplements and 22% with placebo capsules, an insignificant difference.
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I prefer to think of the emotion as 'awe' versus 'horror'...an emotion that comes from recognizing your insignificant place in the universe around you.
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This meant that Beijing could continue to receive North Korean coal — not an insignificant development, since coal makes up 40 percent of the regime's exports.
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But the contribution from the federal coal lease program on global emissions, let alone on global temperatures, is so insignificant as to be almost unmeasurable.
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At the same time, it cannot be discounted because she thinks it's the case, and no one thinks it was an irrelevant or insignificant factor.
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The novelty of social media and rolling news help to make relatively insignificant terrorist attacks in Britain and France seem more terrifying than they were.
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At the end of 12 months, the opioid group scored an average 3.4 on the function scale, and the nonopioid group 3.3, an insignificant difference.
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But when Roodman replicated this other study with some tweaks to the methodology, he again found problems — essentially, the findings seemed to be statistically insignificant.
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The BMKG said its closest tidal gauge sensor, about 200 km (125 miles) from Palu, had only recorded an "insignificant" 6 cm (2.5 inches) wave.
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Questions about the A.P. program's purpose are complicated further by the fact that it provides a not-insignificant amount of revenue for the College Board.
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Bolton has called for bombing Iran in the past and has publicly condemned North Korea's recent missile tests, which Trump has brushed off as insignificant.
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Price also echoes the early statement regarding hacking and insists that, in spite of reports of insignificant testing, the system was vetted by security experts.
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"It was rather sobering to see that for businesses, it is quite insignificant what we get out of this," said Joerg Wuttke, the chamber's president.
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Officials estimated that a weekend visit costs the township about $42,000, which, the mayor said, was not an insignificant sum for a municipality this size.
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Sure, that may sound easy, but be careful: Most preparers tack on an extra fee for this method of payment, and it&aposs not insignificant.
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While the Koch network super-PAC spent a relatively insignificant amount last year, its spending for this election year is expected to ramp up significantly.
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The rule at the heart of this case is the very sort of gun restriction that the consensus framework is likely to treat as insignificant.
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We'll leave aside the not-insignificant question of how so many other developed nations manage to pay for their citizen's education, and stay in America.
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But Mr. Mattis and other military leaders adamantly opposed retaliating, arguing that the attack was insignificant — a position that ultimately won out, these officials said.
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Seemingly insignificant sources - tiny brooks, nameless rivulets - are vital building blocks supplying water to tributary streams that in turn feed some of Brazil's largest rivers.
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The amount of carbon stored in the Everglades may not make a dent relative to the carbon emissions from fossil fuels, but it's not insignificant.
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No matter how small or seemingly insignificant a blister looks, it seems like when you get one, you can't walk, work out, or deal at all.
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And a not insignificant amount of that money is going toward building what the team hopes will be the most technologically advanced sports arena ever built.
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Laverne Cox may not have had a lot of screen time in Orange Is the New Black's fourth season, but her storyline was anything but insignificant.
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Finally, the hypothetical person intent on spreading HIV is a straw man, or at least such an insignificant minority that it's an untenable basis for legislation.
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In the Arctic, cooler and cloudier than average weather patterns during the summer melt season helped keep loss of sea ice to a relatively insignificant level.
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Ireland, Cyprus and Malta are major net importers of U.K. goods, but are almost insignificant in U.K. imports, according to the Centre for Economic Policy Research.
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That gives it a small-yet-not-insignificant lead over The Avengers, which ended its May-September, 2012 run with a domestic take of $623.3 million.
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The 2020 RX won't deliver anything quite so dramatic, but it is, nonetheless, more than the generally insignificant midcycle "refresh" that might once have been expected.
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That was down by 6,052 contracts on the previous week but the week-on-week change is insignificant relative to the overall scale of bear positioning.
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That was down by 6,53 contracts on the previous week but the week-on-week change is insignificant relative to the overall scale of bear positioning.
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Tracey McDermott, acting chief executive of Britain's Financial Conduct Authority, which polices the EU's biggest financial market, said MiFID II would regulate scores of insignificant contracts.
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With every new national horror, I feel increasingly aware that my own situation is insignificant, and that I still have it much better than most people.
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It's simply the nature of the internet in 2018 to assign random connections and meanings to things that would be uneventful or insignificant in real life.
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Foreign Policy has an excerpt: Such online skirmishes may appear insignificant compared with real fights conducted with real weapons, but they have become just as important.
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The All Writs Act is a 1789 "gap-filling" statute that authorizes federal courts to issue miscellaneous insignificant orders that aren't explicitly addressed by other statutes.
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However, following their pregnancies, the mothers had fewer correct responses on the verbal word list learning task, though to an extent considered insignificant by the researchers.
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The text will teach you something you (probably) didn't know, and the image will remind you what an insignificant speck you are in the larger universe.
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Win there is entirely insignificant except reinforcing Rubio's amnesty agenda To the untrained eye, these tweets are equally objectionable ways of saying the same, wrongheaded thing.
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And it's a game where every element you see—down to the tiniest, most seemingly insignificant props—can be a useful tool to mastering your environment.
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The Des Moines Register/Bloomberg Politics poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 4 points, so Trump's lead over Cruz is statistically insignificant.
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Yet on such insignificant tonnages turns the global alumina price and with it the operating margin for a significant part of the Western world's smelter system.
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If you want to feel infinitesimal and insignificant, you need only look at a galaxy-clogged night sky—or a small, magnified slice of brain matter.
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When it comes to our profit-driven economy, the body is seen as insignificant collateral damage to be used in whatever way is most cost-effective.
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"We believe, based on surveying consumers and our experience using digital assistants, that the number of consumers making purchases through voice commands is insignificant," they write.
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Android users are already enjoying the benefit of such features, so it was obvious that Apple had to catch up, but that doesn't make it insignificant.
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Petty Joe Biden is proof that petty has already begun to define circumstances past "making something insignificant into something bigger," like its Urban Dictionary definition says.
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The tricky thing about the version of Reflection that's available for purchase from most music retailers is that it's an insignificant fraction of the entire piece.
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But I prefer not to let literalness get in the way of remembering how small I am, how insignificant in the flow of history and time.
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At the hearing Gustafson said he disagreed with IRS arguments that Fidelity and its partners faced insignificant downside risk on their investment in refined coal facilities.
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In New York, I've come to learn it's always the small, seemingly insignificant things that we can find that feeling of being home away from home.
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While legalisation did somewhat improve access to employer-sponsored health care, it had an insignificant effect on the number of children in gay and lesbian households.
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That's an insignificant number compared with its almost 139,000-strong overall workforce, but there are several strategic reasons why Oracle might want to tout these jobs.
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Thus far, with the exception of The Washington Post, which is owned by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, investments in journalism from techno-capitalists have been insignificant.
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Factors as seemingly insignificant as bad weather or long lines at the polls could easily dissuade unenthusiastic voters from making the effort to cast a ballot.
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For all that, the Events of May seemed to exhaust him spiritually; he resigned only a year later, after losing an insignificant referendum on regional reform.
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If retired Supreme Court Justice Bill Waller runs as an independent, Hood would cling to a similarly insignificant 40 percent to 38 percent lead over Reeves.
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Though 16 or 18 points may seem insignificant by present standards, McDermott usually accounted for the bulk of the scoring on any team he played for.
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But when it comes to making emerging treatments available to the public, especially drugs with a not-insignificant amount of cultural baggage, research alone isn't enough.
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The exception was the narrower category of murder; there, the researchers determined that any effect on homicide rates by expanded gun-carry policies is statistically insignificant.
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We tend to focus our energy on little, insignificant problems and bury down the deep-rooted issues, and we also get very defensive towards each other.
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Young people are going to contract the disease, a not-insignificant percentage of them are going to get very sick, and a smaller number will die.
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And for a fledgling league, even a small, somewhat semantical triumph such as being able to maintain the old Big East record books is not insignificant.
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The map crumbles in the face of black sites and black sights that it can never wholly capture; that its flattened cartography threatens to render insignificant.
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Such re-evaluations occur regularly after playground tragedies, even if they are statistically insignificant, said David Yearley, of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents.
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He accumulated debt and treated his spouse and children terribly; and besides, who even remembers that the real Constance had not-insignificant accomplishments of her own?
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During that process, they faced pushback from other scholars who believed that some artists weren't worth their time and claimed the art was kitsch or insignificant.
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Most of this is insignificant: Just like it's a defense lawyer's job to defend murderers, it's a civil lawyer's job to defend companies accused of discrimination.
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Less public money has flowed to Hudson Yards, the development, than to Battery Park City, but the amount spent in the neighborhood has not been insignificant.
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The protection of these leaders — and the insignificant effort to bring their assassins to justice — is linked to the protection and recognition of their communities' rights.
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Seventeen of the obstetricians in the saline group stopped the infusion to speed labor, compared with 21 in the epidural group, again an insignificant statistical difference.
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I still have to borrow money for various odds and ends, but it's insignificant compared to what I'm saving living at home, about $25,000 per year.
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These variations are not insignificant; states differ, for example, on when vehicles must stop for school buses and how cars should make turns across bike lanes.
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Since 1974, it has done its pretrial competency evaluations on an outpatient basis, no insignificant matter given that elsewhere these can take six months or longer.
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On Soccer ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — They were only glimpses, fleeting and flickering and ultimately insignificant, but they were so tantalizing that they were impossible to miss.
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" He then veered into the preposterous, explaining that the Daniels payout was too insignificant to bear mentioning: "Like, I take care of this with my clients.
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Then again, it's the wise ones who know that in hard times, you grab your people, have one drink too many and obsess over insignificant things.
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Subsequent tests, Daley said, had shown signs of pluripotency so weak as to be insignificant, not even close to the gold standard of embryonic stem cells.
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There will always be those who say that such progress is insignificant because it doesn't eliminate violence but only displaces it with new forms of violence.
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That's not insignificant, given the rising political power of the Hispanic community -- particularly in Democratic politics -- and the centrality of the immigration issue in Trump's presidency.
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However, in your twenties, the downside is so insignificant in the grand scheme of your life, that it's almost riskier to stand still and do nothing.
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The number of patients who had heart attacks was 276 in the stent and bypass group, compared with 314 in the medication group, an insignificant difference.
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It has spurred the emergence of a white lower- and middle-income Republican party while simultaneously invigorating the formerly insignificant alt-right and white supremacists generally.
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Still, the evidence underscores a not-insignificant weakness in the Republicans' longstanding economic platform: Tax cuts are not the secret sauce to power the American economy.
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Perhaps Jones really did want nothing more than to dress his friends, but he has nonetheless participated in a much broader and far from insignificant change.
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As a result, Mr. Persico never spent more than a day or two in jail in those years; most cases ended with his paying insignificant fines.
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In some countries, handing a stranger a microphone and allowing them an uncensored minute of speech is a relatively insignificant action, but in others, it's revolutionary.
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Giuliani told American voters that $130,000 was such a small, insignificant sum that his client could have paid it from his own funds at any time.
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