"It makes no difference which president is in power," he added.
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" He added, "It makes no difference as to your sexual preference.
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It makes no difference whether he's evil, stupid, or a madman.
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Interestingly, it makes no difference if you've bought the battle pass already.
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To argue that it makes no difference is a license for impunity.
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It makes no difference if it's marijuana, nicotine, caffeine, cocaine, or sugar.
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It makes no difference in terms of the larger issues facing the country.
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Carter," Kneedler explained, "it makes no difference that he would serve without compensation.
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It makes no difference if you are in the White House or not.
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It makes no difference legally whether Mr. McGahn believes Mr. Trump obstructed justice.
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It makes no difference whether I'm using an analog or digital watch face.
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WARREN BUFFETT: I don't think it-- it--makes no difference in our investments.
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But just as many, 41 percent, said it makes no difference either way.
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It makes no difference how weak or ineffective the person's direct manager is.
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The clothes from the stylist arrive at Rob's house, but it makes no difference.
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It makes no difference if your price point is dollars or thousands of dollars.
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It makes no difference whether he is an American citizen, he is still a Japanese.
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"In essence — it makes no difference to our plans," a PTScientists spokeswoman said via email.
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"The crowd waxes and wanes, but the truth is, it makes no difference," she said.
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It makes no difference to a dead Syrian child if they are bombed or gassed.
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It makes no difference on you as a person or certainly on how attractive you are.
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DIMON: IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE TO ME. WE LOOK AT -- WE BUILD FOR THE LONG RUN.
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"From the standpoint of Chinese importers, it makes no difference where it comes from," said Molchanov.
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Let them hiss, that we are without talent, Sold out and hypocrites, It makes no difference.
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It makes no difference if his term of office expires in five weeks or five days.
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"In Europe, out of Europe, it makes no difference if we have no liveable habitat," he said.
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I treat everyone the same way, I don't care what color you are, it makes no difference.
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"To us it makes no difference if our model is draped or clothed in furs," he said.
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Forget my name, remember it forever as a symbol of authentic bravery: it makes no difference to me.
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It makes no difference whether that payment happens to be settled by reducing what the exporter otherwise owes.
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We have carpets on much of the floor and never wear shoes indoors, but it makes no difference.
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Americans are amenable to a president who has smoked pot — with 56% saying it makes no difference to them.
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This isn't a case about artistic or religious expression, and it makes no difference how beautiful his cakes are.
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You can call my people, call me — it makes no difference — we have no formal chain of command around here.
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Some studies show that it makes no difference, others suggest a 0.7 per cent reduction in traffic fatalities during DST.
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"It makes no difference to current market fundamentals," said Atkinson at the annual IHS CERAWeek conference in Houston on Monday.
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However, the largest proportion of respondents, at 28500 percent, said it makes no difference to them who is in charge.
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"At the end of the day, it makes no difference if I get four hits or no hits," Rizzo said.
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It makes no difference, because there's no way to spin this Rubik's Cube to engineer a conviction of the President.
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It makes no difference, he suggested, what the president does in handling American foreign affairs or why he does it.
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"It makes no difference if someone is a billionaire in Hungary ... this university also has to respect the laws," Orban said.
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We crossed out the word female because Paris thinks it makes no difference whether a dude or a chick spins tunes.
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Among those likely to participate in-person, 23% call it an advantage, 4.73% a disadvantage and 54% say it makes no difference.
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Still, it makes no difference whether you are in the Commons or part of an NGO—the debate is still male-dominated.
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Once you've said "I'm in," it makes no difference that the meeting was a bust, that the intermediary brought no such goods.
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"It's a disappointment, but at the end of the day it makes no difference," Vice President Mike Pence said before the vote.
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We live and die by our people, our talent, and it makes no difference to us whether that talent is male or female.
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It makes no difference if you are a college-educated, professional, high-income-earning black person — because in the end, you're still black.
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It makes no difference to me, because it's no different than me making the announcements to the group of people in high school.
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And while it's cheaper to fly out on a certain day, it makes no difference when you book your tickets, the study found.
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CreditCreditAn Rong Xu for The New York Times On or off the stage, it makes no difference: Indiana Woodward possesses an unmistakable sparkle.
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"So it makes no difference whatsover if Doan's image was caught on the CCTV camera, none at all," he said after the hearing.
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"It makes no difference which president is in power," a young man wearing a scarf depicting Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei told CNN.
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"It makes no difference for Iran who the next U.S. president is," the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said in a speech last week.
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It's unclear if those cases involved encryption keys, but it wouldn't be a stretch for the US government to argue that it makes no difference.
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Some journalists here may have wealth, may have "come out" at debutante parties, but we don't know who they are, because it makes no difference.
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A majority of Democrats — 68 percent — said in a new Hill-HarrisX poll that it makes no difference whether a presidential candidate is a billionaire.
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Check. Nicolás Maduro, the current president, raised it no fewer than six times last year (though it makes no difference in the face of hyperinflation).
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And when you're just getting a ride from a relentlessly rule-following robot, it makes no difference whether the car is a Ford or a Ferrari.
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So are -- it&aposs basically says it makes no difference how honorable he is, this investigation is tainted by the bias that attended its origin in 40.
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"For the family, it makes no difference whether this was a terror attack or just another crazed murderer," the family's representative, Israeli lawyer Maurice Hirsch, told Reuters.
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Since religious marriages do not exist in the eyes of a rigorously secular state, it makes no difference to the state whether or not they are terminated.
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Yes, I know what your mother gets up to, but it makes no difference—even the water from Ruganzu Ndori can't replace the milk from our cows.
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According to the Social Security Administration, over a normal lifetime it makes no difference to your lifetime benefit level whether you claim at 6900, 2628, or 28503.
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It makes no difference if that's a celebrity or if that is somebody that just so happens to be popping in my shop and investing in me.
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Even when commodity markets are off, oil can sit in tankers floating in the ocean waiting out price moves, and it makes no difference to the oil.
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As long as the glass and mechanics are sound, it makes no difference if you use a 5 or 50 year old lens — it'll look fantastic either way.
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People of color, who made up 21% of all survey respondents, support cops in pride events by 77% to 8% (15% say it makes no difference either way).
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First, you have to believe that it makes no difference at all whether Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump moves into the White House — because one of them will.
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Hubert Humphrey or Richard Nixon, Jimmy Carter or Ronald Reagan, Al Gore or George W. Bush, it makes no difference, for if the apocalypse comes the millennium will follow.
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Brendan does not examine his sexual impulses, while Eve relentlessly examines hers, but it makes no difference — both son and mother find themselves in need of a good lawyer.
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So if it makes no difference to you whether your tape dispenser is "aqua turquoise blue" or "lime green," you can save a few bucks by choosing the cheapest one.
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Just 42 percent of people say they're more likely to vote for a pro-abortion rights candidate, Kaiser found, while 26 percent say it makes no difference to their vote.
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Just 42 percent of people say they're more likely to vote for a pro-abortion rights candidate, Kaiser found, while 13 percent say it makes no difference to their vote.
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If rules are unenforced or require a one-time, check-the-box review of whether changes have been made on the books, it makes no difference how progressive they are.
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"That would be like Franklin Roosevelt remaining at Warm Springs when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor," Giuliani said, adding that it makes no difference that Brussels is not on American soil.
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" Vice President Mike Pence called Romney's decision a "disappointment" during an interview on radio's "The Lars Larson Show" but added that "at the end of the day it makes no difference.
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It makes no difference to Mr. Trump if this action — barring New Yorkers from Trusted Traveler programs — costs him votes in New York, which is in the Democrats' pocket for November.
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"I thought that the alien should come in, and Ripley harpoons it and it makes no difference, so it slams through her mask and rips her head off," Scott told the magazine.
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Sometimes it'll be good, sometimes it'll be bad, sometimes it'll just sort of sit there, but it makes no difference, because by the time people see it, you're already on to the next thing.
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"It makes no difference," Thomas Bernhard wrote, "whether I go back to England from Austria or back to Austria from England," and this could be said with increasing truth about much of the world.
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It's kind of mind-boggling when somebody needs to make a video showing how it makes no difference if you tap or tap-and-hold your finger on the S210's in-display reader.
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"It makes no difference whether you unequivocally condemn police brutality, or whether you demand Rajoy's resignation (in my case, I have been asking for that since long before any of this happened)," she wrote.
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For the Human Rights Commission, it makes no difference whether the civilians were victims of explosions and suicide bombings of the Taliban, or victims of American airstrikes and the special forces of the Afghan government.
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Bring a pot to boil and then drop in the mason jar with a paper towel on the bottom — you can decide if you want the lid on or off, it makes no difference to taste.
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It makes no difference whether a show documents an actual competition (''Survivor'') or a milestone refigured as a competition (''The Bachelor''), or offers some version, however far-fetched, of everyday life (''Keeping Up With the Kardashians'').
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We may now have billionaires with penthouses full of art, but it makes no difference to ordinary Africans if the continent's best art is locked up in bank vaults overseas or in private homes in Africa.
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As far as Wall Street is concerned, it makes no difference whether a jury found Trump's former campaign chair guilty of eight federal crimes or that Trump's longtime personal lawyer and fixer pleaded guilty to eight counts himself.
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But, she says, "given that at the very least it makes no difference—and no study has ever shown it harms performance—considering the very many social and cultural benefits to knowing another language, bilingualism should be encouraged".
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"If a star has visited, say, Ahmedabad on a day, and there has been press coverage the next day, our research shows that it makes no difference to the way an audience feels about the film," said Kapoor.
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Looking first at possible crimes committed by Trump -- bribery, extortion and foreign election aid -- it makes no difference in the cases of bribery or foreign election aid charges whether the other party in the transaction felt fear or pressure.
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Indeed, Edward Snowden has said that he believes he could not get a fair trial were he to return to the US, because under the Espionage Act, it makes no difference if your disclosure revealed wrongdoing or served the public interest.
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The Department of Justice's inspector general's report refutes years of Republican deep state conspiracy theories about an F.B.I. plot to subvert Trump's campaign, and it makes no difference whatsoever to the promoters of those theories, who pronounce themselves totally vindicated.
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Millions of votes in safe states end up being "wasted," at least in terms of the presidential race, because it makes no difference whether Clinton wins California by 2270 million votes, 210,2165 votes, or 40 votes — in any scenario, she gets its 55 electors.
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The urgency leaked out of the debate when it emerged that the academy's ruling was older than most Instagrammers, and a closer reading of the changes revealed that the mark was to be dropped only from î and û, where it makes no difference whatsoever to pronunciation.
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But if you don't have that much money to spend right away, installment plans are a safe bet because they incur zero interest fees, meaning it makes no difference financially to pay the full $399 upfront or spread out the cost over a year or two.
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All the other details have attached themselves to my memory and they give me no peace, though it makes no difference if they were there or if they weren't: the sounds of the city, the smell of the sea on the wind, the smell of sweat.
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Prokop writes: Millions of votes in safe states end up being "wasted," at least in terms of the presidential race, because it makes no difference whether Clinton wins California by 4 million votes, 400,000 votes, or 40 votes — in any scenario, she gets its 55 electors.
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"It makes no difference because the flow coming in is much greater than the number being deported, and the ones who are sent back to their countries are returning because there is no security on the borders," said Salem Ashwin, a migration official at Tripoli's international cooperation ministry.
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But in my world, it makes no difference that I happen to be Jewish—Santa is the kingpin, the top dog, the all-American icon, beloved in red households and blue, the wellspring of a veritable canon of songs and literature, the captor of my daughter's imagination, and he's coming to town.
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It's actually not that clear where this leaves the legal battle—presumably it makes no difference, and Callinan will continue to oppose the sale by herself—but at least now you can lord it over your friends and colleagues, and impress your Tinder matches with your excellent knowledge of this legal timeline.
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White House Office of Management and Budget Director Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE on Sunday argued that it makes no difference that some GOP senators oppose a bill to fund the government, because it needs Democratic support.
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