It is not for lack of interest in arms control.
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A simple lack of interest and indifference will likely do.
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The only major obstacle is the potential lack of interest.
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The professionals' lack of interest was matched by the public's.
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This met with a lack of interest "at the top".
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Trump's lack of interest in details of policy is legion.
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But can students be blamed for their lack of interest?
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Still, that hesitation shouldn't be confused with lack of interest.
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There may be historical explanations for the West's lack of interest.
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Mr Trump's lack of interest in human rights hardly furthers freedom.
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But her lack of interest showed, and the coach reprimanded her.
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Still another reason is lack of interest from the pharmaceutical industry.
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Facebook quietly killed the project, allegedly due to lack of interest.
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It also shows our lack of interest in this global exchange.
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Republicans have shown a staggering lack of interest in finding out.
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My lack of interest in an HBCU is surprising to most.
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Dominick Capuano also blamed Holder for prosecutors' lack of interest in
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Other journalists have noticed Trump's apparent lack of interest in reading.
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The beer industry has been plagued by millennials' relative lack of interest.
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I find myself charmed by their lack of interest in human contact.
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A lack of interest threatens Boeing's standing as the top aircraft manufacturer.
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But an apparent lack of interest among Russian businesses is hurting FIFA.
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Krystal and Saagar talk about Independent voters' lack of interest in impeachment.
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But don't confuse a lack of moralizing with a lack of interest.
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However, Bale's lack of interest in costumed heroes does not stop with Batman.
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The category was canned in 2006 for a lack of interest and participation.
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But a lack of lawn signs does not mean a lack of interest.
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The decision was partially due to a lack of interest from host nations.
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Also, there's a lack of interest in the Olympic Games hosted in Brazil.
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I'm not quite surprised by the lack of interest in the employment series.
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After feigning a lack of interest in the spoils, he will probably accept.
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But this time, Baldwin approached his impression with an apparent lack of interest.
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I happily joke about my current boyfriend's lack of interest in my interests.
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That lack of interest has coincided with a major slowdown in congressional action.
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His lack of interest in other branches of government is a constant theme.
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Teachers said Pérez would sleep in class, showing an apparent lack of interest.
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I don't think it's for lack of interest in the national security space.
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If you're not asking questions, it shows a lack of interest and passion.
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What sets theories like QAnon apart is a lack of interest in explanation.
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Unfortunately, this attempt to engage often gets interpreted as a lack of interest.
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My lack of interest in him then directed all my attention to my insecurities.
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But don't let the filthy rich cherub's lack of interest discourage you, Zuck artists.
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To be sure, many older adults also express a lack of interest in technology.
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For political leaders, Emily and Corvo demonstrate a remarkable lack of interest in governance.
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Also curious is the movie's seeming lack of interest in Dr. Brinkley's inner life.
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The lack of interest in the insurance probably stems from a number of factors.
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This blind spot doesn't reflect a lack of interest in the region, per se.
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Thoughtonomy had never raised outside funding, although that was not for lack of interest.
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It's evident that the decline isn't due to a lack of interest in sports.
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America's absence, coupled with President Donald Trump's lack of interest, creates a dangerous void.
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This lack of interest in combating, or even challenging, racism has obvious political implications.
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Its co-sponsor, Bloomberg L.P., bowed out on Friday, citing a lack of interest.
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The answer might simply be: out of a lack of interest, personal and political.
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Also ominous is the lack of interest among millennials in exploring careers in government.
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But its Taveuni office closed in 2014, from a lack of interest and funding.
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Yet Trump's record of appointments over all suggests a lack of interest in expertise.
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Tanwar says this is partly due to a lack of interest from younger generations.
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Given that context, every little thing he does to signal lack of interest matters.
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Indeed, given the lack of interest, some analysts fret that turnout will dip below 215%.
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Portman, however, has been adamant in his lack of interest in the vice presidential nomination.
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Boredom is a lack of interest, or a lack of things to be interested by.
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In 2017, Canonical announced it was ending the Ubuntu phone due to lack of interest.
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Trend researchers have identified several reasons for the lack of interest in Victoria's Secret brand.
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This past spring, Dallas police cancelled two police academy classes due to lack of interest.
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When their sex life wanes, each partner blames the other for a lack of interest.
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"My biggest fear is complacency and lack of interest by the global community," she said.
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The current administration's lack of interest in regulating hypersonics isn't that different from its predecessor's.
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His lack of interest in the Constitution that he is sworn to uphold is breathtaking.
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And a warming planet, notwithstanding the lack of interest among debate moderators, threatens apocalyptic change.
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"It's affecting poor people," he said, so there's a lack of interest from wealthier nations.
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But even she was surprised at the lack of interest in him during the Jan.
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He has shown a total lack of interest in working to end Syria's civil war.
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Be direct and concise about your lack of interest; drawing it out doesn't help anyone.
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Still, recruitment officials at the FBI are puzzled about what's behind the lack of interest.
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But the product line only lasted one year, with the company citing a lack of interest.
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Since the recession, automakers and dealers have bemoaned millennials' lack of interest in buying a vehicle.
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"There hasn't been a lack of interest," he told BuzzFeed News in a telephone interview Tuesday.
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I think it came off, optically, to the broader world, like lack of interest or enthusiasm.
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The poll, Mr. Lee's efforts and Mr. Rubio's lack of interest were first reported by Politico.
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And now it is urgently counting on northern Italy to help reverse that lack of interest.
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But a lack of interest from buyers, and then the financial crisis, held back possible deals.
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ZAKIN: We didn't create theSkimm for lack of intelligence or lack of interest in the news.
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You tell yourself this one wasn't because of lack of interest: It was just bad timing!
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In an apparent allusion to the Trump administration's lack of interest in human rights issues, Mrs.
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We were just discussing your lack of interest in Twitter, which I think is fairly healthy.
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But Trump's lack of interest in elite opinion helped him make appeals that other candidates avoided.
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To her, it was a sign of its lack of interest in helping residents of color.
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Sessions' lack of interest in the Russian meddling seems to have mirrored Trump's lack of concern.
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Stories have emerged of Jony Ive being 'dispirited' by Tim Cook's lack of interest in product development.
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Even with the reassurances, she's not sure their relationship will survive her lack of interest in sex.
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The reasons cited aren't morally, socially, or even health-driven, but usually down to lack of interest.
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Australian companies' lack of interest in borrowing green has not stopped its state governments from getting involved.
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Several have been vocal about their lack of interest in rolling back this particular part of Obamacare.
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The President attributed the attitude of the isolationists to good faith but lack of interest or knowledge.
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The bank had already had trouble selling cocos, demonstrating investors' lack of interest in the asset class.
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It's a sacredness that is only possible with privacy and a lack of interest from everyone else.
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There is no lack of interest—but there simply isn't enough fine work to stock them all.
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But their lack of interest in what actually happened to her even feels insensitive in that context.
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This lack of interest and engagement in investing hurts the street financially and doesn't help individual women.
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Several have been vocal about their lack of interest in rolling this particular part of Obamacare back.
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Apps often come and go in a poof of VC lack of interest, but Vine felt different.
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Also, her lack of interest in marrying Euron Greyjoy could lose her one of her only allies.
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No. Literalness and a lack of interest in social norms are not enough to sustain a series.
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I send brief text replies to hint at my lack of interest, but he doesn't get it.
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Until recently, he said, such theories were met with polite lack of interest by many wealthy people.
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But perhaps the lack of interest is due to the lack of competition on the Republican side.
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Ms. Klobuchar's campaign reaffirmed its lack of interest in an alliance of any kind on Tuesday evening.
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"Diaspora leaders have been frustrated with the lack of interest in the Uighur issue in general, but are particularly sensitive about Western governments and their lack of interest," Işık Kuşçu-Bonnenfant, an associate professor at the Middle East Technical University in Turkey who studies Uighur migrants, said by email.
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One of the things that's striking about the tech industry, we're going to focus more on the tech industry, is the lack of interest in history, lack of interest in ... Thinking that they're breaking new ground almost all the time, and that aren't any lessons to be learned.
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The downturn of market and lack of interest in on-demand companies like SpoonRocket from the venture community.
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First and most important, it demonstrates her utter lack of interest in working within rules and the law.
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In his remarks on Wednesday, Mr. Corbyn seemed to underscore his apparent lack of interest in vote chasing.
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Meanwhile his obvious lack of interest in social conservatism has enabled Trump to effectively decentralize the culture wars.
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China's increasing involvement in the Arctic Circle has also coincided with a growing lack of interest from Washington.
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Trump lashed out over the apparent lack of interest from lawyers in a pair of tweets on Sunday.
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I didn't check it out, but not because of a lack of interest, it just wasn't a priority.
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This could have something to do with their lack of interest in where their food actually comes from.
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In 2013, a proposed deal collapsed because of Meredith's lack of interest in Time, Fortune and Sports Illustrated.
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That problem was compounded by the company's apparent lack of interest in where its new employees would live.
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Mr. Kelly's lack of interest in and knowledge about politics has been cited by senior Republicans as problematic.
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The lack of interest in how things look became integral to Warhol's visual practice, sometimes with striking results.
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Viewers were puzzled by his apparent lack of interest in communicating a higher truth in the usual sense.
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This is the last "Hardball" on MSNBC, and obviously this isn't for a lack of interest in politics.
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George E. Pataki came into office, he expressed a distinct lack of interest, and voters turned it down.
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In 2018, officials failed to sell a 76% stake in Air India due to a lack of interest.
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The lack of interest in the gavel underscores how politically tricky and toxic many Republicans view the job.
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At that time, Ambassador Sondland's statement of the President's lack of interest in Ukraine was of particular focus.
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"The slowdown is not due to a lack of interest — far from it," Llamas said in a statement.
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But reviews of the shows were mixed, with some citing Mr. Bieber's perceived lack of interest in performing.
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She also sent a out a series of tweets indicating her lack of interest in heading up Uber.
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His great weakness is his utter lack of interest in ineffective people, which unfortunately includes most of us.
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It's that it feels like there is a complete lack of interest in the people suffering around you.
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But this lack of interest can mean you're not the most practical when it comes to your finances.
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Considering these tremendous efforts, it's clear that a lack of interest or activity isn't the root of the problem.
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In other words, the establishment label refers to relative ideological moderation and lack of interest in challenging powerful institutions.
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I take it for shyness at first, but then realize it's simply a lack of interest in small talk.
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Unfortunately, the failure to fix our broken budget system is more about lack of interest than lack of ability.
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She has barely tried to hide her disdain for Congress—or her lack of interest in political horse-trading.
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Tech leaders have expressed frustration with what they saw as the administration's lack of interest in an important field.
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Trump's seeming lack of interest in trying to keep the deficit in check has exasperated -- and alarmed -- some conservatives.
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He resents his father's success and lack of interest in his own work and smolders accordingly when he appears.
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What do you think has contributed to the openness and lack of interest in privacy among the Cuban people?
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Despite both fighters having proven records and recognized names, there is an overwhelming lack of interest in the fight.
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The deliberations over a possible interview were moving ahead despite Ms. Trump's lack of interest in appearing on camera.
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"Obviously, this isn't for lack of interest in politics," Matthews said, indicating that the decision was not entirely his.
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The lack of interest perhaps speaks to a large question facing subway newsstands: What purpose do they serve today?
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A major focus for Petal is young adults, a group known for a lack of interest in credit cards.
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The National Diversity Coalition never formally met — a stark sign of the president's lack of interest in our work.
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The report also raised questions about the president's lack of interest in investigating possible corruption in his own administration.
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Critics and viewers noticed; the show was roundly criticized for its apparent lack of interest in Bonnie's inner life.
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Just days before the strike, the Trump administration seemed to be signaling lack of interest in Syrian regime change.
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One man in his 30s told Mr. Madera that he did not sense a lack of interest among youngsters.
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The looser format proved Biden's point, as did the general lack of interest by other candidates in attacking him.
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I wear headphones to signal my lack of interest in conversation, but that seems like a Band-Aid solution.
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The asexual community, named for its lack of interest in sex, struggles to navigate a movement defined by sexual attraction.
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And Safaree is heavily involved, despite what Erica keeps hearing about men's lack of interest in the big day details.
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Comedy club owners allowing him to work their venues demonstrate a lack of interest in protecting their employees — especially women.
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However, Fitch believes the scheme has been held back by a lack of interest from investors outside the banking sector.
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But my lack of interest wasn't the product of indifference toward Donald Trump's presidency or the integrity of America's democracy.
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It's a comedy with something serious to say about America's lack of interest in how its own wars are fought.
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Administrators claimed that they made these decisions due to a lack of interest in philosophy, and not to political differences.
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A lack of interest in the public interest is, these days, pretty much a precondition for running a federal agency.
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Would they all be able to, in good conscience, support such a lack of interest in clear instances of injustice?
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Sales of luxury ranches have also slowed due to a lack of interest from millennials, Business Insider's Hillary Hoffower reported.
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India shelved the plan to sell a majority stake in the beleaguered airline due to lack of interest from bidders.
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He also reveals a lack of interest in new modes of media production that were rising as his magazine fell.
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Her longstanding lack of interest in speaking about herself makes the world more likely to want to speak about her.
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Matthews said he was not retiring due to a lack of interest in politics, but nodded to changes taking place.
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The downside of my surgical robot investigation was the parent company's lack of interest in answering questions, even journalistic ones.
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"The conversations started with their lack of interest in disciplining players and our legal obligation to accept that," Clark said.
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Pregnant women fear miscarriage or harming the fetus -- and can also refuse sex because of lack of interest and fatigue.
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Still, that doesn't quite explain the relative lack of interest in child abuse in the twenties, thirties, forties, or fifties.
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KCGI's possible bid came amid concerns about lack of interest in the sales of the heavily indebted Asiana Airlines, analysts say.
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He was baffled by the lack of interest in exploring an option he thought might lead to a less bloody transition.
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In December of last year, the administration held an auction on drilling leases there, but there was a lack of interest .
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The smaller number of agents assigned to the case should not be interpreted as a lack of interest, the source said.
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Whether it's because they're held back by convention or simply a lack of interest, there are few women in the club.
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Houston ace pitcher Justin Verlander this week ripped owners' lack of interest in Harper and Machado, both just 26 years old.
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"The National Diversity Coalition never formally met -- a stark sign of the President's lack of interest in our work," Palomarez wrote.
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Though his administration later rescinded that proposal, it indicated an apparent lack of interest in or familiarity with the program's work.
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In particular, Verizon has shown a remarkable lack of interest in expanding its Fios high-speed Internet network, despite strong demand.
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Despite my lack of interest in video games, I did play computer games growing up, usually ones with an educational bent.
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"We've been clear with Senate Democrats when those ideas come on the table our lack of interest in them," he said.
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Like Cummings, Nadler and Schiff chafed at their committees' Republican chairmen's lack of interest and outright interference during the Trump presidency.
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"Obviously, it isn't for a lack of interest in politics," he said, going on to apologize for his past insensitive comments.
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He is shocked at every turn by Trump's lack of knowledge and utter lack of interest in learning anything at all.
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American regulators have shown a near total lack of interest in pursuing tech giants — and most other companies — on anticompetitive issues.
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Mr Trump's erratic policies and obvious lack of interest in the conflict have also caused American allies to hedge their bets.
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You're also probably losing some good employees, if not to other jobs, then at least to disengagement and lack of interest.
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This comes after $43.8 billion of withdrawals in the last two years due to volatility and the lack of interest rate rises.
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Sharleen Joynt, a fan favorite on the show, removed herself from the competition early on, citing a lack of interest in Galavis.
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" Trump, 73, made the announcement on Twitter on Tuesday, citing the prime minister's lack of interest in "discussing the purchase of Greenland.
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PlayFusion and TOMI believe that any failure to capitalize on the nascent market isn't due to lack of interest from consumers, however.
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FCC chairman Ajit Pai hasn't directly commented on the merger, but the comments he's made seem to indicate a lack of interest.
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A bigger problem is the lack of interest of some police forces when it comes to investigating serious crime on cruise ships.
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But it represented a growing sense of desperation and frustration over Congress's lack of interest in recognizing Puerto Rico as a state.
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That makes Mr Trump's apparent lack of interest in the details of the trade arrangements he fulminates against all the more astonishing.
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Japan's lack of interest in sex is blamed on everything from a stagnant economy to Japanese manga fans favoring fantasy over reality.
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The details: In response to the administration's lack of interest in green energy, some companies have become formidable advocates for green energy.
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This isn't for lack of interest: The same survey said 85 percent of businesses plan to integrate voice within the next year.
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But when a launch on July 4, 2011, was scrapped because of lack of interest from theaters, Spikes had to start over.
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This was a shock to the industry, and signaled a lack of interest that very quickly led to a lack of profit.
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Despite his lack of interest in acting, Khan said he has come to enjoy his sudden - albeit possibly brief - moment of fame.
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Leon also noted that the House issued its final impeachment report in December, underscoring its lack of interest in pursuing Kupperman's testimony.
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Second, their lack of interest in deferring to the supposed power players, the bright and shining stars, the elders in the room.
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But with Trump's evident lack of interest in the topic, there's a risk that the position could remain open for months to come.
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But Trump and his administration's lack of interest in improving wages could dampen the success of growing the number of jobs, Reich contended.
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Local media in Malaysia reports that some travel agents in the country don't even offer North Korean tours, due to lack of interest.
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The most troubling part of all this wasn't my wife's lack of interest in the new and improved odor profile of my gonads.
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As reported by Recode, it was specifically developers' lack of interest in Anonymous Login that led Facebook to decide to kill the feature.
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Owing to a lack of interest in the subject among politiciansthe tally so far is just four: Cameroon, Congo-Brazzaville, Spain and Togo.
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On its release the movie received mixed reviews, a lot of critics were, er, critical, of Coppola's lack of interest in historical fact.
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His past support for abortion, history of philandering, and blatant lack of interest in going to church has turned off many party insiders.
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No matter what story the scoreboard told, there is an acute lack of interest among Brazil's fans in the Seleçäo's progress this summer.
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Plans for the hotel were scuttled late last month; projects for that site are being reassessed after a lack of interest from hoteliers.
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WeWork's has seen its projected valuation cut from $47 billion to less than $20 billion due to a lack of interest from investors.
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"We went everywhere and met with everyone, but we have been met with delays and lack of interest," said the senior Bangladeshi official.
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Dancer strikes over pay disrupted performances last year, and the local media has accused him of a lack of interest in the company.
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Their arrogance, which seems brash and cool when things are going well, now manifest through an apparent lack of interest in offensive rebounds.
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It's the sort of game that only comes about through a combination of careful craft and a total lack of interest in coherency.
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Maybe an editor passed for lack of interest, or maybe considered an obit but did not have a reporter available to write it.
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And Amazon's avowed and proved lack of interest in short-term profit means it should have no problem keeping the retailer's jobs stateside.
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Many registered voters cited a lack of interest or a conflicting schedule as reasons why they didn't participate in the 2016 presidential election.
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Felicia Felix, the sales manager, blamed the lack of interest on the fact that Mr. Trump is unlikely to be removed from office.
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Rosenthal's new show Somebody Feed Phil, available on Netflix, said the idea came from Ray Romano's real-life lack of interest in travel.
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Add to that the formal settings in which classical music is often presented, and you have the roots of my lack of interest.
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Road to VR reported the news today, saying that Intel made its decision over the summer based on a lack of interest from partners.
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Perhaps the problem was not a lack of such stories but a lack of interest among readers — not the coastal media but the audience.
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So it was disheartening to see her complete lack of interest in the conversation, wandering off to her iPad or turning on the radio.
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In Arizona, doctors whose patients suffered adverse reactions to counterfeit Avastin were not charged due to "the lack of interest" by prosecutors, records show.
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Among the most frustrating things about Chen, according to three former employees, was his seeming lack of interest in anything beyond Grindr's main app.
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When the women were left out of the decision making, it was never for a lack of interest, but rather for lack of opportunity.
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He's mounted the aforementioned "I'm not a bad guy generally" defense, touting his progressive achievements and lamenting the relative lack of interest in them.
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The film displays a similar lack of interest in following rigorous timelines or making sure it's only cutting between events that are happening simultaneously.
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I think it's appalling, the lack of interest in real issues that are facing our future, including the Treasury Department, who should know better.
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Opponents aren't buying it, and they've been frustrated by a lack of interest from the Republican-led Congress in bringing attention to the issue.
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Another problem with Gertner's book is his general lack of interest in the Inuit people whose relationship with Greenland long predates Europeans and Americans.
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Despite a general lack of interest in training, Phelps qualified for the 2012 Olympics with minimal preparation and won four golds and two silvers.
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That leaves room for a product like PayPal's to aid with transactions, given Facebook's lack of interest in building out a payments business itself.
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Like Elliot Rodger, intimate and sexual rejection or lack of interest in him by women was a main reason for carrying out his attack.
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But the company has cancelled marketing roadshows for its listing outside of the Gulf because of the lack of interest from foreign institutional investors.
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Mr. Buruma drew further censure by giving an interview that many interpreted as showing a lack of interest in the accusations against Mr. Ghomeshi.
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The party showed a striking lack of interest, at least rhetorically, on the social costs imposed by the arrival of over a million refugees.
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His lack of interest in the bones of his campaign is not wholly out of the ordinary for an incumbent running for re-election.
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I think in the art world, there has always been a certain lack of interest in Rauschenberg's later work, from the 1980s and '90s.
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The team formed as a club in 1950, and even attained varsity status before dissolving because of lack of interest in the early 1970s.
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There was a seeming lack of interest in doing much of anything about the problems on Election Day, or even in securing future elections.
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Many students with learning deficits and lack of interest appear to be naturally gifted in areas such as hair styling, electronics, art and construction.
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One could argue that this falls in line with millennials' lack of interest in cars— although that might be a bit of a reach.
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It feels like a million games I've played before, and I died pretty quick, as much from a lack of interest as anything else.
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The lack of interest was echoed at one pub, the appropriately named Duke of Sussex, where the mood was mainly one of benign indifference.
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This was likely because of a lack of interest in an old nature documentary, but it also dovetails nicely with Disney's self-censoring impulse.
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Perhaps you're more irritable than usual or feel a sudden lack of interest in the things that used to give you joy or motivation.
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The price has increased in the last year despite the lack of interest in Bitcoin from banks and a majority of more sophisticated investors.
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The more likely explanation for both it and King Arthur falling short: lack of interest, coupled with competition from the hot, new Marvel blockbuster.
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What makes the current presidency truly unprecedented, they say, is how Trump combines a seething vindictiveness with a total lack of interest in governing.
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Moo canceled a recruiting initiative to lure software engineers from other European Union countries to London because of the lack of interest from applicants.
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The company has also cancelled marketing roadshows for its listing outside of the Gulf because of the lack of interest from foreign institutional investors.
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Officials showed a surprising lack of interest in the indications of Ukrainian election meddling that deeply concerned the President at whose pleasure they serve.
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Perhaps, rather than pointing fingers at low-information or apathetic voters, we need to consider legislators' lack of interest in or knowledge about us.
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For all its focus on social justice and other progressive concerns, the tech industry displays a rather shocking lack of interest in economic inclusivity.
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He later wrote letters to my sisters on Father's Day, blaming my mother's lack of interest in sex as the reason he molested them.
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This will be the first time the novel, published in 1967, will be adapted for the screen — but it's not for lack of interest.
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Inflows have offset a lack of interest from key Asian buyers, who have taken advantage of the gold rally to sell bullion and take profits.
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Linant declared that the pasha, in his supposed lack of interest in the ancient monuments of Egypt, remained a "mere rude Turk" his entire life.
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"There's a conspicuous lack of interest in drawing any policy conclusions from what they purportedly consider a major institutional scandal," said Sanchez, the Cato expert.
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Other trimmers relied heavily on frozen meals like pizza and lasagna (from either a lack of interest in cooking, or a keen focus on trimming).
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BuzzFeed described the FBI's lack of interest in the DNC's server as unusual, citing a number of response firms that preferred not to be named.
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"That really points to the lack of interest to make sure that those who are supposed to be protected are at the table," Dunn said.
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Some families, whether out of financial strictures or simple lack of interest, are giving up the tooth fairy tradition or not introducing it at all.
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Two of the territory's more prominent political parties urged a boycott and argued the low turnout reflected lack of interest in becoming the 21st state.
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This is a part of the population that is notorious for its lack of interest in actually showing up when the political process takes place.
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Alwyn plays a British courier in Queen Anne's court who is infatuated with Stone, despite her lack of interest and the fact that he's married.
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The company confirmed that it officially killed the feature in August 2015, 16 months after the initial announcement, due to lack of interest from developers.
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Then, he said, after sensing a lack of interest from the company, he filed a report about the event with the Food and Drug Administration.
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Fagiolini's team recruited 38 men diagnosed with either hypoactive sexual desire disorder or sexual arousal disorder – both characterized by a lack of interest in sex.
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The break with Amazon and the lack of interest in his memoir from several major publishers highlight how tenuous his once hallowed position has become.
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Warren and her colleagues criticized the head of FEMA for the agency's seeming lack of interest in finding out the real impact of the storm.
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The lack of interest in Keuchel and Kimbrel until now had prompted some critics to note that teams had signed and used far inferior pitchers.
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His own record on the road provides a possible explanation for this lack of interest: His car has been given 38 tickets in five years.
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They're going to need it given the president-elect's sprawling business empire and his lack of interest in selling off his companies and properties outright.
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Symptoms include fatigue, irritability, odd sleeping patterns, a wish to be left alone and a lack of interest in school and daily activities, among others.
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Some people in government and in the industry attribute this to a lack of interest based on the companies' own data-gathering over the years.
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Despite stereotypes of a lack of interest in environmental issues among African-Americans, black women, particularly Southern black women, are no strangers to environmental activism.
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This seems unlikely given the inadequate pace of housing starts in recent months and the lack of interest from real estate investors looking to sell.
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The two have had trouble advancing the bill because of a lack of interest among Republicans and criticism from Democrats that it is too limited.
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Once again, the lack of interest by the Irish became a windfall for other nationalities that also could not qualify under the family chain policy.
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Some people in government and in the industry attribute this to a lack of interest based on the companies' own data-gathering over the years.
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" One nonvoter in Milwaukee who participated in a focus group cited by the study said she didn't vote because of a "lack of interest, uneducated.
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Pao argued in November that the low numbers of women in technology fields isn't just a "pipeline problem" caused by lack of interest among women.
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That could be due to a lack of interest in an artist's full catalog but also from the inability to connect on a personal level.
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Toned down rhetoric Trump's inability — and apparent lack of interest — in toning down his rhetoric going into the general election season has deeply troubled the party.
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Complaining about a lack of depth is basically pointless, and at least The Great Wall is upfront about its total lack of interest in compelling narrative.
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The volume as a whole shows a fascinating lack of interest in the these issues, and the authors seem to avoid an explicit discussion of them.
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Former Grindr employees said this lack of interest manifested itself in other ways as well, often in decision-making that came off as callous or inappropriate.
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There are a few convincing cases you can make: Not enough education, too much information, confusing messages from the media or simply a lack of interest.
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Yet the combination of passivity and partiality in the Trump administration's response to this crisis also reflects its broader lack of interest in solving problems abroad.
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Of course, the producers — I mean, the sisters — manage to make Kim's lack of interest and ability to dance into a bigger moment of self-reflection.
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The lack of interest in the deficit this time around is probably because Britain's public finances are looking healthier than they did in 2010 or 2015.
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Meanwhile, Trump's lack of interest in even the basic currents of what happened in the past shows a disconnection from information beyond the casual and immediate.
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And it's the royal family's lack of interest in selfies that makes one man's achievements – two royal selfies in the past two years – even more impressive.
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This new cosmopolitan policy bent will probably strike them as a departure from what they always perceived as America's lack of interest in foreign economic developments.
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Tasha: You're right to be afraid, and the fight scenes in Apocalypse aren't even flashy enough to excuse the script's lack of interest in the characters!
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Critics say the bids shows a lack of interest by fossil fuel groups to invest in offshore drilling which is expensive, risky and not always profitable.
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The lack of interest of the pharmaceutical industry, which generates huge profits protected by a web of patents enforced around the world, raises an important question.
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The broader market uncertainty and lack of interest rate rise expectations left spot gold hovering near the two-week high of $1,342.18 an ounce touched overnight.
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Not far behind failing to learn people's names, nothing shows a lack of interest or respect for another person than being unable to focus on them.
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That strength, and a relative lack of interest in economic issues among Democratic voters, has complicated candidates' efforts to criticize Mr. Trump on his signature issue.
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"It was very difficult to bring an artist to show here from the Middle East," she reflected, saying there was a lack of interest and money.
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In August, British Airways and Air France followed KLM in announcing an end to direct flights to Tehran, citing a lack of interest in the route.
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Utah Navajo and Ute tribal members who actually use the Bears Ears lands were extremely displeased with the lack of interest from our own tribal governments.
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There have been some gatherings, but relatively few and drawing only a few hundred at a time, a lack of interest that has confounded many residents.
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The Chinese say that trade contacts are continuing, but Washington talks about the "hiatus" and Beijing's apparent lack of interest to "do a deal" on trade issues.
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The company also faced obstacles due to an overvalued Italian currency during the 1990s, as well as a lack of interest in its signature sweaters, Forbes reported.
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Concerned about Ollie's lack of interest in food, the keepers did a thorough and immediate search of her enclosure and discovered she was missing from the exhibit.
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They've also charged that the president's failure to nominate political appointees in senior positions inside the government demonstrates a lack of interest in empowering the State Department.
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"In some ways, we are now paying the consequences of many years of lack of interest and focus on this issue," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Can you imagine how vulnerable Trump would be, given his lack of interest in Syria's future or in removing Assad, if he fell for the same gambit?
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A group of small fields originally intended to be included in the March auctions were discarded due to a lack of interest from potential investors, Perez added.
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But Cynthia Graham and her colleagues found that twice as many women reported lack of interest in sex in a relationship after a year as men did.
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Michele Pineault, whose 20-year-old daughter Stephanie Lane went missing in 1997, said she was shocked by the lack of interest by authorities in the case.
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In an era that often rewards people less for their talent than for their associations, her lack of interest in self-promotion has had a reverse effect.
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Talk about that idea of their lack of interest in being called a media company, as if they just say it enough times, they won't be one.
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The stories suggest that he is an ordinary corporate bureaucrat — with all the petty vanities and the lack of interest in ideas that go with the type.
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"I think schools embrace A.P. in large part due to the drive for 'rigor' and the lack of interest in truly exploring what that means," she wrote.
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So while the data does not prove a lack of interest in awarding movies about Hollywood, it certainly is not convincing that such an interest does exist.
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They are encouraged by Mr. Trump's business background, his lack of interest in human rights and, most importantly, his vow to take a hard line against Iran.
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Despite the lack of interest shown by other Democrats, they took heart from Mr Sanders's appearance at the ISNA convention and especially over one of his comments.
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When a contestant seems genuinely cool, they are probably going to get sick of the process, and end up being cut for lack of interest, usually around midseason.
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It's hard to say, though industry analysts suggest lack of interest from people under 22017 and a runtime that allows for fewer screenings per day are contributing factors.
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British game developer Dan Marshall — a man with a self-proclaimed lack of interest in football — has turned a simple Twitter joke into an actual working football game.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said he was postponing a scheduled meeting with Denmark's prime minister because of her lack of interest in discussing a possible purchase of Greenland.
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Richardson watches her three eldest with an affectionate lack of interest, but her youngest, high school freshman Izzy, terrifies her: Izzy was a difficult birth, premature, and Mrs.
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His best chance of retaining their loyalty is to stay authentic to his own lack of interest in the Reagan-era GOP program of dismantling public sector programs.
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But as was the case with ABC's Twin Peaks in the 27s, the 245 Showtime version benefited from its makers' general lack of interest in current TV trends.
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Professor Andrea Fagiolini's team conducted a study involving 38 men aged 40 and above, suffering from a range of disorders characterized by a lack of interest in sex.
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But the relative lack of interest in the warning, a sort of "nothing to see here" response, is a reflection of the drama's surrounding the Trump White House.
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That is largely because the obvious Chinese partner, the Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE), which dominates industrial metals trading on the mainland, has shown a conspicuous lack of interest.
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Supporters expressed appreciation for Trump's emphasis on human rights in Cuba, despite his lack of interest in the human rights situation in other countries, such as Saudi Arabia.
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One reason often given for the failure to place black children in stable, permanent families is the purported unwillingness or lack of interest among blacks to adopt children.
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But while the aging population of Tangier laments the younger generation's lack of interest in crabbing, Joal fishermen rely heavily on the labor of young boys, or oupas.
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Its publication on Tuesday is certain to thicken the intrigue over Russian election meddling, and the President's apparent lack of interest in making the Kremlin pay a price.
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This latest film possesses a nearly egregious lack of interest in storytelling, saying nothing worthwhile about the nature of creation in favor of setting up further prequel-sequels.
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The program was cancelled due to lack of interest—"Columbia ditches free tampons because nobody actually used them," proclaimed a gleeful Daily Caller—but reinstated after student outcry.
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Lack of interest in social interaction, of the sort displayed by the mice Dr Costa-Mattioli and Dr Buffington have been studying, is certainly symptomatic of human autism.
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Dr. Benjamin said he has long detected a distinct lack of interest in elective office in young people, even those otherwise active in environmental advocacy and identity politics.
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Leftist Bolivian President Evo Morales called for an emergency meeting of Amazonian countries on Friday, but said "some countries" had shown a lack of interest for ideological reasons.
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A lot of my friends chose not to vote either because of a general lack of interest in politics or because they didn't support either of the candidates.
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I&aposve had past trauma in my life to blame for my lack of interest in sex, and never experiencing penetrative sex before just adds to my anxiety.
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Mr. Trump's apparent lack of interest in human rights also suggests that he is unlikely to complain about the justice system or the limited rights of Saudi women.
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In appearing to categorically oppose consent decrees and signaling a lack of interest in broad new investigations, Sessions appears to be going further than even police groups do.
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Coupled with a "lack of interest in traditional conglomerates," more spinoffs from GE, Johnson Controls, Honeywell and others are likely in the near future, according to the firm.
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"There is a monotony about the injustices suffered by the poor that perhaps accounts for the lack of interest the rest of society shows in them," he wrote.
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Deals in the leveraged loan market are also delayed from a lack of interest from mutual funds and collateralized loan obligation managers, the largest buyers of leveraged loans.
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Without any hesitation, I said that I loved the Chrysler Building beyond any other, and he laughed appreciatively at my total lack of interest in saying something original.
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He's good at speaking confidently off the cuff, and his lack of interest in preparation, accuracy, or consistency makes him very unpredictable, which lends drama to the proceedings.
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Glencore retreated 1.5 percent after raising its earnings guidance and a report saying it would cancel its secondary listing in Hong Kong due to lack of interest from investors.
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It's intended to treat women who are premenopausal and have hypoactive sexual desire disorder, where a lack of interest in sex may cause significant distress in a woman's life.
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They are appalled by what they see as Francis��s lack of interest in theology, and his abandonment of principle in the name of a nebulous requirement for mercy.
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But others, their businesses already failing from a drop in consumer demand, higher operational costs and a lack of interest from the families' younger generation, didn't make the move.
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Just last week, a Business Insider report linked millennials' reported lack of interest in large breasts with the decline of Hooters, which has shuttered multiple locations in recent years.
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Given the Western world's relative lack of interest and experience with cupping, few rigorous scientific studies exist on the technique's potential benefits, or how it actually affects the body.
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Some have pointed the finger at Russia's Sochi 2014 Games and its staggering $51 billion price tag as the reason for the cities' lack of interest in the Games.
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Even without such fatigue, Latino voters are notoriously difficult to get to the polls, with low participation blamed intermittently on lack of interest, language barriers and other socioeconomic factors.
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Trump's seeming total lack of awareness about how the legislative process works and lack of interest in the nitty-gritty details of how policy gets made is very problematic.
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" AF: "Do you think the primary reason many people don't seek out help for grief is a lack of interest, a lack of resources, or a lack of information?
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A possible reason for the lack of interest was many members manufacture in China, the chamber said, noting only a quarter of its members intend to participate this year.
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In the United States, which accounts for 17% of its sales, same-store sales declined by 1%, hurt by a lack of interest in its limited-time Cheetos Sandwich.
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Yet the president shows no signs of asking her to resign, reflecting in part his lack of interest in the issue of education and the department responsible for it.
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There are many reasons for this, but language accessibility, lack of interest and financial barriers are among the top reasons why Mexicans who could one day vote, do not.
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While Bill Woodward continued to pose for the covers of successive editions of Mastermind, Cecilia Masters had no further involvement, though not for lack of interest on her part.
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But the more attention and actual character development the show gives Quill, the more apparent its lack of interest in doing the same for its enclave of teens becomes.
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His governing approach combines an unusual faith in his own intuition, a relative lack of interest in policy details and a penchant for demonizing his opponents, real and imagined.
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"I discovered how little information there was related to the biology of breast cancer and what a lack of interest there was in understanding the disease," Dr. Fisher said.
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It is not out of lack of interest but because, after the umpteenth time, I know that the discussion often sadly leads to worsening misconceptions about the mentally ill.
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Seoul and Washington had scaled back the exercise recently and changed the name, but North Korea strongly objected, calling it evidence of a lack of interest in improving relations.
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Peter Maurer, president of the ICRC, said there's a "lack of interest and lack of support for mutual and impartial humanitarian access to Syrian people" among the international community.
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Young voters aged 18-24 reflected a similar sentiment to nonvoters at large, with 28 percent of those not registered saying they weren't due to a lack of interest.
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The reasons for delays and non-publication vary, from researchers' lack of interest in reporting negative results — the infamous "file drawer problem" — to constraints on the time of researchers.
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The city's would-be candidacy became public when Brad Parscale, Trump's reelection campaign manager and a San Antonio native, lashed out at the Democratic mayor for his lack of interest.
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Francesa's lack of interest and sighing impatience with his (many, many) lessers is the whole show, and if it's the sort of thing you like, then you probably like it.
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All these years after Tan and Robert Krakoff joined forces to launch an early version of the gaming mouse, Razer is still private – but not for a lack of interest.
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Whether through a lack of budget, lack of interest, or just plain stubbornness, you have made it to March 2019 without jumping on board the Red Dead Redemption 2 bandwagon.
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The animatronic band will reportedly not be included in the chain's upcoming renovation, due to a lack of interest from the children of 2017, who expect a higher wow-factor.
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" Exclusive: In scathing email, Apple CEO Tim Cook tells me the @WSJ report about Jony Ive's departure — and his frustration with Cook's alleged lack of interest in design — is "absurd.
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Despite Williams' lack of interest in poopy diapers, he did explain to the surprised hosts that the family does (of course) have a team of people to help them out.
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One of the most appealing things about Cassia, a year-old restaurant here, is its pointed lack of interest in being confrontational, as my meeting with the pig tail illustrates.
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Millhone has trouble dealing with bureaucracy and "an aversion to cooking, a lack of interest in fashion, and an affinity for books," Grafton wrote in a brief biography of Millhone.
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"It's an important day for the President's first trip to this important place," Pompeo said, inadvertently underscoring the seeming lack of interest the President had in State before his appointment.
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What will Trump's chairman-of-the-board lack of interest in details — and susceptibility to hucksters and extremists — look like when and if he becomes leader of the free world?
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The White House press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, later reinforced Mr. Trump's lack of interest, telling reporters it was not America's place to question how other countries conduct their elections.
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So Russia's apparent lack of interest in a covert social media campaign for Brexit like those it was simultaneously applying in the United States and elsewhere would be a puzzle.
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It is also of a piece with Scorsese's independence, including his lack of interest in dividing the world between heroes and villains, and his very non-Hollywood way with endings.
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That they were even available and affordable, he said, attested to the lack of interest of major institutions in the 1980s in African-American letters — a situation that has changed.
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But his regular fights with the Federal Reserve and America's trading partners are hard to justify, as is his lack of interest in climate change and the exploding government debt.
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Mr. Giuliani had previously complained about what he saw as the Justice Department's lack of interest in information from Ukrainian officials with whom he later worked on the pressure campaign.
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But Meelat Sadat, the studio's marketing and PR head at the time (who admitted to MTV that he didn't know about the Myst pitch) detected a general lack of interest.
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On top of that, Republicans are in control of Congress, meaning they are likely to drive much of the agenda, particularly given Mr. Trump's notable lack of interest in policy.
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According to the study, 222 percent of nonvoters said they were not registered to vote because of a lack of interest, followed by 22016 percent saying their votes don't matter.
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This apparent lack of interest may be due to the fact that market leaders Bitcoin and to a lesser extent Ethereum require powerful and expensive specialized hardware to mine profitably.
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Trump has attacked China on issues ranging from trade to the South China Sea and what he perceives as China's lack of interest in reining in nuclear-armed North Korea.
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This might partially explain why Trump is still doing remarkably well among evangelicals, despite his decidedly un-Godly self-presentation and apparent lack of interest in serving as a moral exemplar.
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"The fact that the FTC has been so lame on their responses, is it really lack of interest, is it capture by industry, or is it lack of knowledge?" he said.
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Bro, whose daughter was killed in a car attack by a Nazi sympathizer in Charlottesville, Virginia, brought up her lack of interest in talking to Trump on Friday's Good Morning America.
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Unfortunately or fortunately, the lack of heart-pumping rides and gadgetry might have resulted in the park's closure in 2003, with younger generations showing a lack of interest in historical attractions.
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SaaS startups face a similar failure mode when they go to great lengths to impress big companies during pilot programs only to see their project die due to lack of interest.
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Then, late last year, Fitbit acquired a lot of tech and assets from Pebble, the lauded smartwatch company that found itself murdered by the public's distinct lack of interest in smartwatches.
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The Federal Reserve is "way, way" behind the curve with its lack of interest rate hikes so far this year, former Dallas Fed Advisor Danielle DiMartino Booth told CNBC on Wednesday.
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But Pemex subsequently failed to find partners on its Ayin-Batsil shallow water development and the Nobilis-Maximino deepwater project, whose tender was canceled in December due to lack of interest.
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For most of those players, the lack of interest stems from ordinary football factors: Ryan Fitzpatrick and the Jets are locked in a contract dispute where he has no other options.
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Banca Popolare di Vicenza set the price range for its capital-raising exercise at between €0.10 and €73 a share ($0.11 to $3.40) following a lack of interest among big institutions.
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In the Scottish capital, banners on Edinburgh's North Bridge read "Women rise up" and "There is no Planet B" - a reference to Trump's perceived lack of interest in combating climate change.
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"If you think the American continent is just USA and Canada then you're right there is (a lack of interest)," Sisniega told Reuters on Saturday following a mid-Games press briefing.
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The lack of interest in the 45-year-old one-time communications director breaks a recent trend of White House press secretaries being hired by one of the cable news networks.
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Since abolishing its one-child policy in 2015, the country has been struggling not only with an imbalance of sexes but also a lack of interest in marriage for young women.
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Recent reports indicate that The We Company, WeWork's parent company, has cut its projected valuation from $47 billion to less than $203 billion due to a lack of interest from investors.
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Robert Pandya, a motorcycle marketing consultant and the founder of an ad hoc advisory group, Give a Shift, pointed to a lack of interest among millennials as a drag on sales.
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The coalition has faced repeated criticism for its perceived lack of interest in post-strike reviews, and is regularly accused of not even speaking with witnesses and victims on the ground.
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An increase in the president's weight coupled with a high-carb-high-fat diet and an apparent lack of interest in physical fitness were of particular interest to Mr. Trump's doctor.
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He said since there was a clear lack of interest in the dwelling, it was selling for "dirt cost" — the cost of the land after the existing structure was torn down.
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No military assets have been withdrawn, no embassies closed, but the lack of interest expressed by a US administration focused on "America First" has deeply shaken its status in the region.
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One of the officials said that the president's chief of staff, John F. Kelly, had telegraphed his lack of interest in keeping Mr. Gorka during internal discussions over the last week.
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And Republicans' lack of interest in even calling witnesses could open the door to a massive expansion of presidential power while effectively opening the door to foreign interference in our elections.
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But even if it's just sheer luck that's protecting him so far, that's the kind of fandom involvement I like to see from a creative: benign and supportive lack of interest.
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Aramco is relying on local and regional demand to pull off its listing, after cancelling marketing roadshows outside the Gulf region due to a lack of interest from foreign institutional investors.
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Zandan also recommended no more than 10-second "bursts," given that longer than this can become "pretty unnerving," while a quick glance could suggest a lack of interest in the conversation.
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This suspiciously leader-like role fell to Ucup (pronounced OO-choop, a Javanese nickname for Yusuf) primarily because of his obvious lack of interest in leading, enhanced by his personal charm.
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Avenatti, who represents Swetnick, has complained about the FBI's apparent lack of interest in his client, saying Trump and Kavanaugh are "afraid of the truth" and promising to keep pushing anyway.
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As many have pointed out, movies past and present frequently depict men overcoming women's initial lack of interest through persistent effort — that is, when they're not mining coercion and voyeurism for laughs.
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Critics said Trump's apparent lack of interest in more frequent briefings was in line with his refusal to accept the intelligence community's conclusion that Russia was behind cyber hacks during the election.
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What we're seeing out of the legacy brands is a lack of interest in keeping up with customers—keeping up with what customers want, how customers shop, how customers think about lingerie.
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The Senate's apparent lack of interest in Mr Gorsuch's scholarship means America is likely to soon have a natural lawyer as its ninth justice—with little sense of what that would entail.
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Katherine Clark, who has championed legislation to permanently reauthorize CCAMPIS and quadruple its funding to $87 million a year, is similarly frustrated by the lack of interest from colleagues across the aisle.
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But the inability to pay double the price of a flagship smartphone shouldn't be mistaken for a lack of interest, nor should it be used as justification for pulling back on experimentation.
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"A review of the text messages between the defendant and her boyfriend from the previous night reveal that the defendant was becoming frustrated by the boyfriend's apparent lack of interest," Gallagher said.
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Yep, Peach downs not-quite-enough sleeping pills to get Beck to forgive her following a nasty fight over the book agent's lack of interest in anything but getting in Beck's pants.
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And researchers warn that the Trump administration's lack of interest in AI (and science generally) is going to mean that many aspects of this emerging field won't get the scrutiny they deserve.
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IDC attributes this to both an increasing dependence on smartphones—whose screens have gotten larger in the last couple of years—and a lack of interest from consumers to buy newer devices.
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He first showed up in the second episode, "Reunion," demonstrating a noted lack of interest in the long-term potential of robotic hosts — until a crafty William (Jimmi Simpson) convinced him otherwise.
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The reason so few New Yorkers with low incomes are tapping into the power of the sun is not a lack of interest, but rather a lack of access, community activists say.
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"Several people interested in speaking to the F.B.I. expressed exasperation in interviews with The New Yorker at what they perceived to be a lack of interest in their accounts," the magazine noted.
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Apple, which previously expressed a lack of interest in the space in favor of boosting the capabilities of its phone-based Siri smart assistant, teased the HomePod at its latest developer conference.
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Piantedosi attributed the lack of interest in the scene among technically-inclined college students to the abundance of other options when it comes to applying their coding skills, such as game development.
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After the crackdown, in November, Trump posed for a photograph with Hun Sen, flashing a thumbs-up — and Hun Sen praised the American president for his lack of interest in human rights.
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But in its contradictory nature, its lack of interest in settling on a single form or account, the book prevents the creation of a narrative that could be used by someone else.
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Tiny Speck spent multiple years developing the game, which eventually launched online in September 2011, only to be shut down a year later due to a lack of interest from online gamers.
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Fizzing, they argue, is when you both stop reaching out at the same time, perhaps due to a shared, though unspoken, lack of interest in keeping things going with the other party.
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The Wall Street Journal editorial board on Sunday accused "the Beltway media" of having a "lack of interest" in a controversial and unverified dossier on alleged connections between President Trump and Russia.
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While his ambivalence to criticism merits some laughs, "literalness and a lack of interest in social norms are not enough to sustain a series," Margaret Lyons wrote in The New York Times.
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He then proceeded to buy the worst food, the worst drinks, choose the worst venues, all with the utmost confidence in his decisions and a total lack of interest in my opinion.
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At Kotaku UK, editor Keza MacDonald, the mother of a 9-month-old baby, writes that she won't be able to enjoy large swaths of the game, not for lack of interest.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: He watches a lot of cable television, no matter what he says but his lack of reading, lack of interest in reading is a big contrast to our last few Presidents.
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A feature story from The New York Times in July, which explained that Snow and Naver were exploiting Snapchat's apparent lack of interest in Asia, only served to heighten awareness of the app.
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As the luxury jewelry maker on Wednesday , analysts questioned whether its struggles in the U.S. were not only the result of fewer international tourists, but also a lack of interest from millennial shoppers.
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The chaos among the Trump White House's national security staff, together with the president's own lack of interest in policy detail, has made any kind of radical revision of US foreign policy impossible.
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Carlos was kicked out of middle school for insolence and then dropped out of high school because of a lack of interest, clashed with his family and left home when he was 123.
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Of that group, one dropped out due to lack of interest, another returned to his native Nepal in the aftermath of its destructive 2015 earthquake, and a third left due to an injury.
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At this stage in the campaign, Bernie Sanders' seeming lack of interest in foreign policy and national security issues may cater to his base but will not help him last through the general.
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But because whites don't have as much of a history with the Latinx community, there's a lot of ignorance about who the Latino community is in this nation — and a lack of interest.
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Whether this stems from a lack of funding or a lack of interest, students across America are missing out on the type of valuable lessons that can be taught only through music education.
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The lack of interest in Dwight isn't some cosmic justice for years of being a difficult teammate, it's just the product of a basketball market that no longer has much use for him.
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Labeling the Lima Games as the greatest ever, Panam secretary general Ivar Sisniega said the lack of interest for the two-week multi-sport event in North America was because of narrow thinking.
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Roskomnadzor said in a statement LinkedIn had refused to move its storage sites holding the personal data of Russian users to Russia, "confirming its lack of interest in working on the Russian market".
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In September, Ford sold its subscription service, Canvas, to a competitor, the startup Fair, a year after a Lincoln executive told Automotive News he was surprised by the lack of interest in it.
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Despite his feigned lack of interest, Mr. Trump indicated he was watching, and in real time, even as the conversation among the 10 Democrats onstage largely steered clear of attacking him head-on.
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When time and money are the main barriers preventing governments from using evidence — rather than, say, a lack of relevant research or a lack of interest — small investments in personnel can be powerful.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has attacked China on issues ranging from trade to the South China Sea and what he perceives as China's lack of interest in reining in nuclear-armed North Korea.
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And over 50 years after it was first released (and immediately went out of print for lack of interest), the book is being published once again, with a special introduction by Hilton Als.
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But unfortunately, it seems the full version of the Darkwing reboot is probably never going to see the light of day due to a lack of interest from Capcom and Disney, according to Thomley.
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Read the full story here ≫ - Marc Caputo The state Democratic Party here expects turnout to be lower than previous primaries, but the party chairman hopes the lack of interest doesn't carry over into November.
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"There's a general lack of interest in the aftermath of the assassination," said a Malaysian researcher who focuses on North Korea and asked not to be named because of the sensitivity of the issue.
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" In his 1944 book An American Dilemma, the Swedish sociologist and economist Gunnar Myrdal wrote: "The ignorance about the Negro is not, it must be stressed, just a random lack of interest and knowledge.
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Impressed by Manikarnika's skills and worried that Jhansi might be annexed by the British because of the king's lack of interest in ruling, he suggests her hand in marriage to the king, Gangadhar Newalkar.
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After touring the world in support of It's All True, he found himself stymied by personal turmoil and a lack of interest in the process he'd employed to make Junior Boys' first four albums.
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India's government has been working on a package for Air India after plans to sell a majority stake in the debt-laden airline failed this year due to a lack of interest from bidders.
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The lack of foreign and domestic travel for many Americans is not for lack of interest, according to the survey: 76 percent of respondents expressed a desire to travel more than they do now.
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According to the American Medical Association (AMA), male postpartum depression symptoms include anger, mood swings, insomnia, guilt, lack of interest in the children, physical pain, and a feeling of disconnection with the child's mother.
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I'm not sure what I was expecting from this venture, but I was nevertheless surprised by the number of respondents who wanted to first emphatically stress their total lack of interest in video games.
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"False beliefs about Gen Z and a lack of interest in sports, particularly baseball, may be based on non-relevant metrics, when perhaps the generation is seeking a more relevant consumption medium," Brown said.
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Those working in tech and IT (56%) were most upset by their friends and family's lack of interest in their job, followed by people working in property (49%), engineering (45%) and financial services (45%).
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Roosevelt was so incensed by Taft's coziness with big business and his apparent lack of interest in his predecessor's progressive agenda that he ran for the presidency in 1912 as a third-party candidate.
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Whether it's because of his own conspiratorial mindset, a desire to keep political loyalists engaged or a lack of interest in dry policy details, Trump frequently acts to address an idiosyncratic version of reality.
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Mr. Dayan said the lack of interest in Mexico in pursuing the corruption allegations that surfaced during the trial revealed the deep failings of the country's criminal justice system and its rule of law.
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Rather, they argue, Trump had somehow developed an urge to stamp out corruption in Ukraine -- a story that critics say is unlikely given his lack of interest in the topic prior to the Ukraine situation.
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But as minivehicles sales slump at home due to a rapidly ageing society and a lack of interest in car ownership among young people, the automakers have been looking to expand further into overseas markets.
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For a decade from 2001, gold investors ceased to worry about the lack of interest payments on gold as its value rose from $250 an ounce to a record just shy of $2,000 in 2011.
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Closing the quarry, which employs around 100 people, would not make sense for the shareholders or the workers and the company cannot sell the open cut mine due to a lack of interest, he said.
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Nowhere is Midge's lack of interest in her kids more apparent than in the final episode of the second season, when Midge is offered the opportunity to accompany a famous singer on a European tour.
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In his deposition, Cosby also confessed to drugging Constand, then a Temple University (Cosby's alma mater) employee, claiming he was unaware she objected and generally betraying a lack of interest in the matter of consent.
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Three former members of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (PACHA) who resigned on Saturday over Trump's apparent lack of interest in their work are attacking the Senate bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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This may partly be because of the lack of interest in the 2012 Elections where most people knew that Obama would triumph but mostly it's because this year, we are not sure who will win.
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"People with HIV in West and Central Africa are neglected ... the low prevalence rate is misleading but means there is a lack of interest and that the disease is less visible in society," Philips added.
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Her absence stemmed not from lack of interest, she said, but from factors in the parents' lives that may have been what led to the children's being placed into foster care in the first place.
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Industry sources say automaker interest bodes well for the contracts, but they also stressed that new contracts usually take years to gain traction, adding that a lack of interest from steelmakers could slow the process.
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Her lack of interest in further tangling with Mr. Sanders was apparent on Monday, when her campaign said it had declined an invitation from Fox News to participate in a debate before the state's primary.
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But what might bother him the most is the description of his lack of fitness for the role and his lack of interest in adapting to the job, or learning about the government he oversees.
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Lobbyists said the Trump transition team's lack of interest in their input was clear in the past two weeks as it summoned trade groups to daily "listening sessions" at the American Enterprise Institute think tank.
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Lobbyists said the Trump transition team's lack of interest in their input was clear in the last two weeks as it summoned trade groups to daily "listening sessions" at the American Enterprise Institute think tank.
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India failed last year in its attempt to sell a 76% stake in loss-making Air India due to a lack of interest from bidders, but said it would return with an alternative proposal soon.
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Frustratingly, the 'generation boring' moniker has become a regularly used explanation for the disappearance of clubs despite the fact we have yet to see a major nightclub close citing "lack of interest" as the reason.
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For all its focus on social justice and other progressive concerns, the tech industry displays a rather shocking lack of interest in economic inclusivity, which is arguably at the very heart of a just society.
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I knew little about Norman Lewis going in, and I chalked that up to my lack of interest in abstraction, which has always been predicated on a dubious belief that it's just not that political.
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Analysts said the allocation statistics of Wednesday's Italian 30-year bond deal was in focus after the buying breakdown of a Spanish sale earlier in the week showed a lack of interest from Asian investors.
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I was afraid about what this meant for me, afraid it was the reason I had never been in a relationship, afraid that my lack of interest in sex meant I would never find love.
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Mr Trump has dispatched Mike Pence to Turkey to press for an immediate ceasefire, though his boss's professed lack of interest in the fate of the Kurds seems likely to undercut the vice-president's position.
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In a move that shocked no one in particular, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio dropped his bid to become the next president Friday, because of a total lack of interest in his campaign.
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And very often, there's just a lack of interest in doing this kind of work, because a lot of the emphasis has gone toward preventing crimes over the past few decades instead of solving them.
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Early Saturday morning, the person or group which calls itself "TheShadowBrokers" authored another bizarre rant, expressing their annoyance at the seeming lack of interest in ponying up bitcoins to release the full set of stolen files.
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In the past, companies with sloppy approaches to data have been able to count on their customers' lack of interest in cybersecurity which, perhaps surprisingly, has dwindled over the years despite a succession of hacking scandals.
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But new data suggests that although women in porn may be shown achieving orgasm far less often than their male counterparts, there's no lack of interest in porn that shows a certain kind of female orgasm.
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Rugg, whose close friend died of tuberculosis meningitis (when the TB bacteria invades the tissues around the brain and spinal cord), is all too familiar with the lack of interest and resources in the TB community.
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"It's not because of any lack of interest in the homeless or any perception that the story is unimportant to our listeners," Jack Swanson, the director of news and programming at KCBS, said in an email.
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Running out of steam Senior battlefield commanders who have had a chance to meet with the President have been dismayed that he had no questions for them and showed a lack of interest, CNN can confirm.
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Pemex has tempered expectations for the year after failing to find partners on its Ayin-Batsil shallow water development and the Nobilis-Maximino deepwater project, whose tender was canceled in December due to lack of interest.
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The point is giving more people access to these machines, even if only for a few hours, and a selection of speakers talked about their own misgivings around the apparent lack of interest in voting security.
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More than 200,000 people read it, from all over the world, but the Australian response was especially striking, for both the outrage and sincere curiosity of many local readers, and the lack of interest from government.
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James K. Glassman, the under secretary for public diplomacy during the George W. Bush administration, said the center's uncertain funding and temporary leadership reflected the administration's lack of interest in countering either jihadist or Russian propaganda.
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In November, Mr. Trump flashed a big thumbs-up as he posed for a photo with Mr. Hun Sen, who later praised the American president for what he called his lack of interest in human rights.
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"The president's seeming lack of interest in helping achieve these reforms have affected business confidence, which, in turn, undercuts economic growth," says Jana Nelson, a Latin America expert at the Wilson Center think tank in Washington.
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But the budget plan is still the most comprehensive policy agenda that we can expect from the Trump administration at this point — and it shows a total lack of interest in seriously addressing the opioid epidemic.
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According to the statement, Lahyani was concerned that Kyrgios might need medical attention and went on to inform him that he would need to take action if Kyrgios's "seeming lack of interest" in the match continued.
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The mechanical dog would be a turning point for an outfit that has bewildered people with both its wondrous technology and its seeming lack of interest in making things someone — anyone — would actually want to buy.
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He never really worked — his New York Times obituary delicately refers to a "lack of interest in business" — but devoted his life, lived mostly in Europe, and his ample inherited resources, to athletics and the arts.
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The deaths of the 176 passengers and crew are added to those of Kurds in Syria and Puerto Rican hurricane victims, for which our president's actions and cruel lack of interest in others' suffering are responsible.
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Despite what appears to be a distinct lack of interest from Charter Communications management in pursuing a deal, SoftBank continues to make efforts to acquire the giant cable company, according to people familiar with the situation.
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He lamented television's lack of interest in "the fighting man's compassionate concern for the Vietnamese," even though features about American troops rebuilding village schools or providing medical care to ailing peasants were staples of TV news.
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" In his journal, Schwartz wrote, "Trump stands for many of the things I abhor: his willingness to run over people, the gaudy, tacky, gigantic obsessions, the absolute lack of interest in anything beyond power and money.
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Clinton and her supporters saw a nightmare in Mr. Trump's apparent lack of interest in longstanding international arrangements, his glibness about the use of nuclear weapons and the unrepentant white nationalism of some of his fans.
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With those feelings came a distinct lack of interest in showing my body to another human — someone who could possibly see me in a state of undress and confirm everything negative emotion I'd ever felt about myself.
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According to the artist, the lack of interest in LGBTQ subject matter is a longstanding issue, not something that can be solely traced to the new nationalistic anti-refugee government, which is opposed to LGBTQ rights, too.
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The apparent lack of interest shown by Mueller's team in her testimony could be a sign the special counsel is not eager to find out what happened, Veselnitskaya told the AP in the interview in downtown Moscow.
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Critics will likely argue it forfeits American values and moral leadership — a continuation of Trump's lack of interest in fighting climate change and spreading democracy, his exit from the Paris climate deal and the Pacific trade deal.
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Ferraro, as you might have guessed, is north of 50 years old, and while his lack of interest in a bad breath story may represent many of the sport's older fans, that's not the main problem here.
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The Kidz Bop Kids — Ashlynn Chong, Sela Hack, Grant Knoche and Matt Martinez, all between 12 and 15 — were relentlessly cheerful and vocally enthused even when their bodies suggested lack of interest, or their eyes communicated boredom.
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The announcement so close to Mr. Pompeo's visit, and Washington's apparent lack of interest in damage control afterward, left Pakistani civilian and military officials angry and wondering whether they had a reliable partner in the Trump administration.
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Elites' inability or lack of interest in tackling these problems — or even seeing them as problems — generates a crisis of representation in which large numbers of voters look for alternatives they cannot find within traditional political structures.
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A similar lack of interest from men's stars and, in turn, global audiences prompted the International Tennis Federation to overhaul the Davis Cup starting with the 2019 event, condensing it into one week of competition in November.
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Richard is rarely as vicious as Emily can be — he's more prone to silent lack of interest — but when he decides to talk, he can shut Lorelai up in a way Emily can never manage to do.
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During October's Swipe Night, people found the choices revealed on others' profiles to be surprisingly helpful; plenty of people declared their utter lack of interest in anyone who chose to cover for the cheating friend, for instance.
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But many moderate lawmakers opposed to impeachment emerged from August further convinced that their reticence was justified by voters' lack of interest in impeachment and that the president was best voted out of office instead of removed.
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But many moderate lawmakers opposed to impeachment emerged from August further convinced that their reticence was justified by voters' lack of interest in impeachment and that the president was best voted out of office instead of removed.
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But first, it&aposs important that you recognize your lack of interest in sex is normal and an experience many people who have dealt with trauma go through, regardless of the exact traumatic event they lived through.
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Appointing Yi Gang, Mr. Zhou's deputy, to the top could be seen as an endorsement of Mr. Zhou's gentle advocacy of reform, though elevating Mr. Yi could also reflect Beijing's lack of interest in rocking the boat.
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Its lack of interest in Japan could be because of the slim pickings — most of Japan's options likely don't meet Son's criteria, which requires late stage companies that are only a few years away from going public.
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The medical staff's attitude towards Betty and many of the other patients who were receiving hormones while managing (or failing to manage) severe mental illness was a profound lack of interest about whether one affected the other.
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The disease's first victims in the early 1980s were mostly gay men, and the White House initially responded with what has been described as a cruel lack of interest, an attitude that helped spread fear and discrimination.
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And given their lack of a majority in the Senate and President Trump's seeming lack of interest in the matter, it does not appear likely Democrats will succeed in making gun reform a reality this time, either.
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Beyond the specifics of the Medicaid waiver fight, the uninsurance rate has risen steadily under Trump despite an improving labor market — seemingly because of the administration's lack of interest in vigorous implementation of the Affordable Care Act.
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But while this approach has received widespread press coverage and promotion by the local authorities, activists and victims say it's not enough, and they still face a lack of interest and understanding from police and some lawmakers.
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An apparent lack of interest in the actual substance of the health care bill has made any skepticism on the part of worried Republicans into an act of defiance against the president's desire for a policy win.
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The official range is between $2796 and $2000, but this can go up and down throughout the process — with a drop-off signaling a lack of interest or skepticism, and an increased range a sign of heavy demand.
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Perupetro, Peru's state oil investment agency, has said the contracts were the fruit of months of negotiations and well within the laws of a country where open bidding rounds have been repeatedly canceled due to lack of interest.
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Indeed, a candidate's very willingness to spend millions and millions of his or her own money might be compensating for an inability to build a network of supporters, or a lack of interest in doing that difficult work.
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Anyone who has kept even one eye on the news would not consider Ebola "neglected," but this team argues that it is—not due to lack of interest, but due to lack of access to the correct facilities.
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Although WFC continues to stress the customer-focused strategy and lack of interest in acquisitions in this space, the bank has been growing in this sector following some downsizing in 2008 and 2009 after the acquisition of Wachovia.
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As we will continue from our home on the South Side of Chicago, to do what we can to support the community we've worked five years to build in spite of you & Kanye's lack of interest or support.
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This is especially true given the growing interest among law enforcement and intelligence agencies in gaining access to this data without a warrant, and the apparent lack of interest in meaningful federal or state privacy protections for consumers.
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Harry Kazianis, director of defense studies at the Center for the National Interest, said he believes Trump's tweets were meant as a comment on North Korea's lack of interest in talks, rather than a reaction to Tillerson himself.
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Rome's apparent lack of interest in hosting the Games leaves three candidates for the 2024 Games: Los Angeles, the host in 1932 and 1984; Paris, which has hosted the Summer Olympics twice but not since 1924; and Budapest.
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More than 800 golf courses have shuttered across the US in the past decade, and data from the Sports & Fitness Industry Association found that those ages 18 to 30 had a lack of interest in playing the game.
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Although the reasons included a lack of interest in research, study logistics, or fear of surprise results in addition to privacy concerns, the snapshot suggests that the public is still uncomfortable with the idea of a genomics revolution.
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Some people will never cope without cash, because of illness, or just a total lack of interest in absorbing more banal mental clutter, such as constantly updating passwords, reviewing transaction printouts or reading tomes of terms and conditions.
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Aramco had cancelled marketing roadshows for its listing outside the Gulf region due to a lack of interest from foreign institutional investors, many of whom see Aramco's valuation as expensive given concern over political, governance and environment issues.
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But some people really want to own their videos and Hollywood's approach to that kind of customer is to screw them as hard as possible to make up for the lack of interest from the rest of the public.
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Germany previously sold a 10-year zero-coupon bond in April 2015 — a move that is often noted as being the spark for a bund "tantrum" after a lack of interest in the sale led to a sell-off.
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Even when you identify a genre (or style of game) to take on, though, lack of interest might not be the biggest problem; many of these games aren't designed for newcomers, making them a steep, if not impossible, climb.
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It's a small moment, but coupled with the coach's lack of interest in consent training, and the new information that this photo was taken somewhere on school grounds, it's worth wondering: Is the coach protecting his players' dirtiest secrets?
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"The thinking in the market was that the bonds are not rightly priced now considering the level at which treasury bills are trading, hence the lack of interest to buy at the present yield level," one trader told Reuters.
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However, NASA's inspector general cast doubt on this plan at a Senate hearing in May, noting that there's been a lack of interest from the private sector and that a business case for operating the ISS doesn't exist yet.
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The last time the United States staged the World Cup, critics said it would be a failure given perceived lack of interest in the game, with many saying the best players would be virtual unknowns to the American audience.
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His lack of interest in sharing the ball was usually cited as the necessary means to victory, but more often it boiled down to meritocratic justification—nobody worked harder than Kobe, so why shouldn't he take all the shots?
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Another example of the lack of interest in disaster issues is the American Medical Association's decision to cease support of their Disaster Medicine and Public Health journal because it was not viewed as a strategic imperative for the organization.
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Dave and Ira were also dismayed by the F.B.I.'s seeming lack of interest in the case and hoped that inquiries from a reporter at a publication such as The New York Times might force the government into action.
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Think of someone's worrisome behavior (social withdrawal, lack of interest, taking risks, frequent intoxication) or ominous statements (I'd be better off dead, life isn't worth living, taking stock of what they have done) as if they have a fever.
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The window has officially closed for private investors to take part in any bailout of Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena (BMPS) and after the bank admitted a lack of interest, the Italian government looks set to step in.
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The relative lack of interest from many voters is injecting a small dose of uncertainty into the seeming inevitability of the two candidates who have maintained wire-to-wire leads in polling, Mr. Murphy among Democrats and Lt. Gov.
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Another study reveals that while menopausal and post-menopausal women report having less sex, it's not due to lack of interest but lack of access (many straight older women have partners who suffer from erectile issues; others are widowed).
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Emily did twice as many of everything as I did, and I charmed her with my lack of interest in athletic competition and an imitation of our Earth Science teacher doing shots as he loaded up yet another filmstrip.
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They include proximity to public green spaces, costs of transportation, school budget cuts for field trips, busy schedules, a general lack of interest, and historical or cultural barriers that prevent some communities from feeling welcome in America's great outdoors.
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In areas where we should have been able to cooperate, like transportation security, safeguarding special events like the Olympics and countering terrorist propaganda, Russia's sclerotic bureaucracy and general lack of interest (especially with issues like deradicalization) made progress impossible.
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After beating Donald Cerrone twice in two rounds at UFC on Fox 23 in Denver, Jorge Masvidal soaked up the boos from Cerrone's hometown and told them his lack of fame matched his lack of interest in social media.
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But the measure was believed to be dead on arrival due to a lack of interest in the House — until Patrick threatened to hold up a budget bill to force a special session to pass his anti-trans bill.
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The government in March finalised plans to divest a majority stake in Air India and offload about $5.1 billion of its debt, but prospective buyers stayed away, with some citing onerous terms as a reason for their lack of interest.
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Horn, who stands to earn a fraction of Pacquiao's guaranteed purse, win or lose, was unimpressed with Pacquiao's lack of interest in the pre-fight media conference this week where the Filipino spent much of the time playing with his phone.
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But the technology industry is guilty of another serious blunder that hasn't spurred the same volume of national conversation: a lack of interest, and failure to invest, in the capacity of small and mid-sized cities to shape technology's evolution.
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China's lack of interest became clear early in the trading cycle as Chinese state oil trader Unipec declined to make any bids, setting the stage for a price slide that has now prompted somewhat buying by Chinese state and independent refiners.
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The government failed last year in its attempt to sell a 76% stake in Air India due to a lack of interest from bidders who said they found some of the stake sale terms too onerous, making it a non-starter.
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Even if Trump weren't anti-technology, his lack of interest in the subject is a blow to those who believe in innovation, and a bad example for young people who see a leader uninterested in breakthroughs, or the gadgets they love.
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According to the government, the plan was shelved as it believed a lack of interest from customers would have forced it to undertake steps to stimulate a competitive market in such a way that consumer protections would have been undermined.
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One of the co-workers at my new job had introduced me to the game, and despite my lack of interest in physical card games I almost immediately fell in love with its combination of mind games and resource management.
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But the 3D home printer market has quietly crashed in the intervening years—brought down by extremely low-quality print materials, a painfully long and difficult print process, and worst of all, a complete lack of interest from the general public.
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Lee was hesitant, giving Oswald a membership card but not a charter, and discouraging the formation of a chapter given lack of interest in New Orleans, but Oswald had ordered handbills advertising the new chapter before even getting a reply.
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Part of the problem, she believes, is a lack of interest on the part of both government officials and Tijuana's wealthy residents, who have made revitalizing the border town and its image a major priority over the last several years.
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I shared hookah with a bunch of Millennial Muslims and talked with them about how they remain true to their faith in the modern era ... something that Millennials of other religions seem to have trouble — or lack of interest in — doing.
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Under the terms of the leasing program, the Secretary of the Interior will be able to remove or cancel a lease sale if there is a lack of interest, but once the schedule is finalized new areas cannot be added.
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Sitting alone at the top is Rodrigo Duterte, who for most of the past 25 years has run Davao City, the biggest in Mindanao, but has never held national office and has evinced a near-total lack of interest in policy.
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Smith's team "appeared to be convinced of the need to obtain Clinton's private emails and make them public, and they had a reckless lack of interest in whether the emails came from a Russian cut-out," Tait wrote in his account.
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Several voices in key swing counties in the swing state of Iowa are documented in the article, almost all of whom make it clear their economic concerns far outweigh a general diminishing lack of interest in the Russia collusion story.
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Democrats' "complete lack of interest in getting answers for the families of the four Americans who died because they were left without adequate security on September 28500 in one of the most dangerous places in the world is grotesque," Wolking added.
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While there are no official statistics on domestic Pekingese ownership, Zhang Xuesong, who has bred imported Pekingese for 26 years, said that the breed's "bad genes" and a general lack of interest have kept pet owners away from the animal.
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To drive home his lack of interest in the convention, Mr. Kirk held governmental events throughout that week in Chicago, including news conferences in his office on his efforts to fight the nation's opioid addiction epidemic and in immigration law.
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More than most states, New York and New Jersey are adversely affected by his 2017 tax legislation, by his anti-immigrant rhetoric and by his lack of interest in lifting a finger to help rescue his hometown's ailing mass transit system.
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That, along with the recent tax cut on the rich that will be funded by the middle and lower classes, and Education Secretary Betsy DeVos's lack of interest in public education, all serve as proof that the dream is dying.
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" In a statement, Ari Ne'eman, president of the Autistic Self Advocacy Network, declared that the numbers "show a shocking lack of interest in aligning scientific investment in autism research to the priorities of the most important stakeholders: autistic people ourselves.
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It's hard not to feel for Franz and his spiritual struggle, and all too easy to enjoy the flowers, sweaters, sheep and sky shots, but Malick's prettification of this world is as appalling as is his lack of interest in history.
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When the "Agreed Framework" with the Clinton administration collapsed — in part because of North Korean cheating, in part because of the United States' lack of interest in moving toward reconciliation — Mr. Kim's father moved to the country's first nuclear tests.
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His boyhood was marked by a difficult relationship with his distant, rage-prone father, who seemed to disdain his son's lack of interest in "manly" pursuits like farming and sports, and to favor his more athletic and "normal" younger brother, Richard.
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And two administration officials said that Mr. Trump's lack of interest in the talks meant that the acting chief of staff could dip in and out of the discussions, sticking to the big picture without getting sucked into the minutiae.
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But in private, aides said, Mr. Trump has been nursing a collection of festering grievances, including Mr. Comey's handling of the Russia investigation, his seeming lack of interest in pursuing anti-Trump leaks and the perceived disloyalty over the wiretapping claim.
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WASHINGTON — Federal lawmakers excoriated international sports officials on Tuesday for what they called a bungled response to the Russian doping scandal, with delayed investigations, insufficient sanctions and a lack of interest in rooting out cheating that has tarnished the Olympic brand.
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That's the meta-scandal of the Trump administration: Each individual scandal stems from the president's fundamental character, his lack of interest in the workings of democratic government and outright contempt for the idea that corruption might be a bad thing.
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The big question is whether members of Congress, many of whom built their political careers on calls to cut spending and reduce force the country to live within its means, will care about the public's lack of interest in deficits.
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Buried inside a midsummer report for Pete Buttigieg's campaign outlining his own strengths and weaknesses, a few lines crystallized one of the most important developments of the 2020 presidential race: black voters' relative lack of interest in the black candidates.
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In the past week, I've listened to a lot of smart, thoughtful adults tell the story of a roommate (or live-in partner!!!) who appears to have a complete lack of interest in preventing the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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Known for his lack of interest in intraparty wrangling when he was president, Mr. Obama has privately voiced both an impatience to move on from politics and an urgent sense of responsibility to do what he can to thwart Mr. Trump.
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This time round, though, Trump's apparent lack of interest in the subject has hamstrung what little chance there was for an election debate about, say, the wisdom of overthrowing Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi, or of the US's unwavering support for Israel.
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This was developed by Kanav Kahol, who was a biomedical engineer and researcher at Arizona State University's department of biomedical informatics until he became frustrated at the lack of interest by the U.S. medical establishment in reducing the cost of diagnostic testing.
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"Over the past year client questions on aluminum have been few and far between," Hamilton wrote in BMO's round-up of the conference, adding that the lack of investors at the meeting was itself a sign of the broader lack of interest.
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The Trump White House could resemble a ghost town by the end of the summer — with an increasing number of open jobs, a still-broken process to fill them, and a lack of interest from experienced Republicans willing to join a turbulent administration.
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Despite his lack of interest in dating at all, his bro-y co-worker pushes him into it, demanding that he takes steps to "seal the deal" with Retsuko, even as Resasuke quietly wonders aloud why he needs a girlfriend at all.
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India in June shelved a plan to sell a majority stake in Air India due to lack of interest from bidders, in the latest setback to its ambitious efforts to rescue the ailing airline that has survived for years using taxpayer funds.
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In a rare, scathing statement sent exclusively to NBC News, Cook took issue with a report published Sunday night by The Wall Street Journal that said Ive had grown frustrated with Cook's leadership and alleged lack of interest in the design production process.
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The website, which raised concerns about Iomega's lack of interest in supporting those with damaged devices or lost data, was one of many outlets that played a role in the launch of another class-action lawsuit, against the firm, Rinaldi v. Iomega.
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Many EU and NATO diplomats now view the U.S. president as an unknown quantity with a lack of interest in the transatlantic ties that Europe and Canada cherish, and who is unnecessarily stoking a global trade war that will hurt economic growth.
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But while the ridiculous stuff onscreen is a problem, so is all the stuff that apparently happens offscreen, due to choppy editing, a lack of interest in the characters, or possibly just a limit to how many destroyed cities $165 million can buy.
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But Mr. Trump has a singular track record of picking fights with obvious potential running mates like Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, who has indicated a lack of interest in the vice presidency generally and has yet to reconcile with Mr. Trump publicly.
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"Over the past year client questions on aluminium have been few and far between," Hamilton wrote in BMO's round-up of the conference, adding that the lack of investors at the meeting was itself a sign of the broader lack of interest.
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Critics are unconvinced by Peru's oil promoting agency, Perupetro, which said the contracts followed months of negotiations and should be celebrated for the $200 million investment they will bring to a country where bidding rounds are often canceled due to lack of interest.
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For years, the conventional wisdom has been that wealth and income differences—along with a presumed lack of interest in internet services—have been among the dominant factors, especially due to the relatively high cost of US service compared to other developed countries.
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Although it seems like a simple thing to note as a deal-breaker, many people ignore the signs when there's a lack of interest from their partner, and according to Winston, it may not always be as simple to spot as you think.
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His own record on the road provides a possible explanation for this lack of interest: His car has been ticketed 38 times in five years, including one day in 2015 when it was cited for speeding through a school zone three times.
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His lack of defensive polish — which could be inexperience or could be a lack of interest — probably pushes his ceiling to somewhere below that of Luka Doncic and Mo Bamba, but his floor is probably higher than either of those top prospects.
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Decriminalizing unauthorized crossing of the US border is also unpopular (30 percent approval to 52 percent disapproval), and given the relative lack of interest group pressure on the issue, Democrats like Sanders who endorsed this idea might want to consider simply flip-flopping.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian federal judge Sergio Moro, the man behind Brazil's largest ever corruption investigation, said there is still lack of interest from the country's political establishment to fight corruption, despite the political and economic crisis the practice sent the country into.
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During the parade, Wolfe's car brushed up against one of the protesters and Wolfe appeared to do nothing — which, to the students protesting, was a perfect encapsulation of his lack of interest in their concerns and an indication that he needed to resign.
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In this, I think, the casting has given us an ideal representative; for we, too, would be facially immobile at the prospect of forever defending a prop wall against an infinitude of implacable digital effects with no letup in the lack of interest.
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The team hopes to draw on the archives of American activists who fought a "cruel lack of interest" from the government and health care institutions in the 1980s, and also to illustrate the toll the disease continues to take around the globe.
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" Mr. Hun Sen also praised what he called Mr. Trump's lack of interest in human rights and interventionism, and suggested that the State Department and the United States Embassy in Phnom Penh, the Cambodian capital, were not appropriately implementing the Trump "policy line.
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What we see in the decade following the 22012 stock market crash, though, is a relatively tame popular music world in which best-selling artists and left-of-the-dial "alternative" musicians share an apparent lack of interest in the nation's economic state.
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ROME (Reuters) - The head of the Catholic church in Sri Lanka on Thursday issued a scathing criticism of the government over the Easter attacks that killed more than 250 people, decrying a "total lack of interest" in determining why intelligence reports were ignored.
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The unconventional programming, which Trump has said will include a "winners' night," comes as his campaign and the Republican National Committee are facing an unusual problem unseen in past conventions: a lack of interest in speaking slots from many party elders and rising stars.
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When reporters offer Sessions and his staff a chance to explain what they're talking about, it's also common to get either no response or an outright refusal to comment — signaling a lack of interest in even showing any evidence or proving that it exists.
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Given his lack of interest about the affairs of state exhibited during the campaign, it's not expected that President Trump will immerse himself in briefing books, lengthy policy debates and the incredibly complex and nuanced issues that demand difficult decisions multiple times a day.
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An even smarter strategy, however, would be to use the very same antics — slamming Meryl Streep, picking a fight with the cast of Hamilton, lambasting the media, lying about crowd sizes — to distract conservatives from his lack of interest in pushing conservative policy ideas.
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Some shows had poor attendance but AJ Marriott, the author of "Laurel and Hardy: The British Tours", on which the film is based, attributes this to the dwindling popularity of music halls and variety shows rather than a specific lack of interest in their act.
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" Cmon — Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) July 19, 2018 I'll take that as a NO then as you were LG x — Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) July 20, 2018 Liam then appeared to criticize his brother, explaining his brother's lack of interest by calling him a "U2 fan.
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The 747 survives mainly as a freighter and VIP transport, whereas a planned cargo version of the A380 has already been axed due to lack of interest and the sole VIP version of the A380 sold to a Saudi prince was canceled several years ago.
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MOSCOW, March 28 (Reuters) - Russia's central bank said on Monday it will suspend 12-month foreign currency repurchase agreement (repo) auctions from April 1 due to a lack of interest from Russian lending institutions and a shift of demand towards 28-day forex repo auctions.
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Fernandes said the situation has led to a decrease in cane processing, as many mills are not able to invest in cane fields and there is a lack of interest from companies with better capital structure to invest due to a poor market outlook.
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At the same time, state officials have said that a plan for insurance companies to contribute voluntarily to a fund that would have helped homeowners pay for hugely expensive foundation repairs has not gotten off the ground, because of a lack of interest by insurers.
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Their initial meeting is even framed as a couple's "meet cute"—complete with portraits of each of them misinterpreting the other's lack of interest—without ever delving into the imbalance of power between a man who takes interest in one of his wife's daughters.
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If he's still adamant that money is all that matters to him, stress the fact that the budget affects every other aspect of the wedding, and his insistence on controlling money but lack of interest in planning has made the process beyond difficult for you.
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The lack of interest in Soutine here may be found in the circumstance that our artists, over-burdened with a too-conscious search for a clean departure from the past, were too much impressed with innovations that lent themselves clearly to logical analysis and reconstruction.
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In the best circumstances, the familiarity of the crime genre can provide an opportunity for a filmmaker to flex their point of view, but the direction, by Preston A. Whitmore II, seems hampered by either a lack of resources or a lack of interest.
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His slightly arrogant, mischievous expression belied his lack of interest in convention, illustrating why he was more appreciated by the design radicals of the Vienna Secession — a turn-of-the-century art movement that clashed with academic tradition — than by the more traditional Scots.
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India last month shelved a plan to sell a majority stake in the beleaguered airline due to lack of interest from bidders, in the latest setback in its ambitious efforts to rescue the carrier that has been kept afloat for years using taxpayer funds.
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"We see favorable risk/reward at the brokers given their lack of interest rate and credit risk, and would likely instead see earnings upside if an accommodative Fed spurs capital markets activity," said Citi analyst Keith Horowitz in a note to clients on Monday.
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And America's environmental situation continues to evolve in ways that are somewhat detached from partisan politics: CO443 emissions are declining despite the president's vocal lack of interest in climate change, and the less discussed forms of air pollution he vowed to combat are getting worse.
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But the conversation appears to have helped focus Mr. Trump, who in recent weeks seemed to end his administration's support for moving nuclear waste to Yucca Mountain, a proposal that had been embraced by his appointees for three years despite his own lack of interest.
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Yet while Democrats pursue Trump deals in foreign countries and even foreign guests in Trump hotels, there is a striking lack of interest in a fortune that went to a member of the Biden family while Joe Biden handed out billions in American agreements.
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Struggling due to a lack of interest from locals, the 10-day showcase delivered on the final weekend as criticism over an empty stadium and stifling heat of around 38 degrees Celsius was replaced by an atmosphere at last worthy of a world event.
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This choice comes in the wake of Shell's unsuccessful 2015 exploration, oil companies' decisions to relinquish almost all of the leases they owned in the Arctic Ocean, and the cancellation of the most recently scheduled sales, partially due to lack of interest by oil companies.
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"During Tengger Cavalry's first eight years of making music and touring the US and EU, I gradually learned that there are still huge gaps of misunderstanding and a general lack of interest of modern music from East and North Asia," Nature Ganganbaigaali told Noisey.
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That's why the Trump administration's demonstrated lack of interest in artificial intelligence is so alarming: Over the next four years, federal policymakers are going to play a crucial role in determining how AI-related breakthroughs affect the American economy and society, whether Trump realizes it or not.
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There's also out-and-out malicious stuff to be found already here too as the increasing complexity, opacity and sprawl of the adtech industry's surveillance apparatus (combined with its general lack of interest in and/or focus on security) offers rich and varied vectors of cyber attack.
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Participants were asked to share details about their sex life: specifically, any symptoms that lasted more than three months, including whether they'd experienced physical pain, lack of interest, excitement or enjoyment, anxiety, the inability to orgasm, an orgasm that came too quickly, or uncomfortable vaginal dryness.
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The Fed's apparent lack of interest in such an approach, choosing instead to take the unemployment rate at face value and begin fighting the phantom menace of inflation, poses a huge risk of leaving millions of able-bodied non-workers permanently locked out of the labor market.
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"If those responsible for providing good, lasting quality fuels ... show the same lack of interest as shown so far in addressing and solving the root causes of current contamination problems, the 2020 landscape only looks more troublesome for ship owners," said Dragos Rauta, technical director at Intertanko.
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Characterized by a lack of interest in your once-favorite order (we're looking at you, eggs Benny), disdain for sad sides of hash browns, and a distinct unwillingness to wait 30-plus minutes for a table, it can strike even the most dedicated patrons among us.
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" "At this point, if you and Kanye want us to dissolve the organization so you can do the work, we welcome that," he wrote, saying that the work he has done with the community will continue "in spite of you and Kanye's lack of interest or support.
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The authors of the study reckon that a lack of interest in adapting technologies to local circumstances may account for part of this, suggesting that the more the best firms focus on a global (rather than domestic) market, the slower productivity-improving techniques and technologies spread locally.
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As Trump and Xi prepare to discuss weighty topics such as trade friction and North Korea, Trump's golfing image problem -- coupled with Xi's lack of interest in the sport -- suggests the two men need to find another connection -- presumably something visually appealing but not too physically demanding.
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"The company has refused to carry out the requirement to move its storage sites holding the personal data of Russian citizens onto the territory of the Russian Federation, thus confirming its lack of interest in working on the Russian market," regulator Roskomnadzor said in a statement.
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A lack of interest from China and India - which together account for about 45 percent of world gold demand - could put a dent on the metal's biggest rally in years, though panic buying of gold coins and bars led by Western consumers could cushion the impact.
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Carole knows that her daughter is not enjoying any of this, but she has found comfort in such rituals and she believes that her grandson will not be protected against the world's evils—including his mother's lack of interest in him—until this one is performed.
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That means the familiar blend of morbidity and ecstatic release, songs that begin near post-punk and end up somewhere far more considered and theatrical, and the trademark Robert Smith vocals, which somehow telegraph both insular reckoning and utter lack of interest all at once. (thegarden.com.)
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"Facing the intransigence from Ryanair and the lack of interest of the Portuguese government on guaranteeing the fundamental labor rights to their citizens that work for Ryanair, the cabin crew had no other choice but to return to the industrial conflict," SNPVAC said in a statement.
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While it counts "almost all the major e-commerce and payments" companies in the country among its roster of 70-plus clients — which includes BigBasket, Redmart and HOOQ — Panda said that the lack of interest in security from the Indian tech community triggered a refocus on Singapore.
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The top five reasons for women related to lack of emotional intimacy (84 percent), lack of communication between partners (75 percent), tiredness (32 percent), a bad history with sex or abuse (26 percent), and a lack of interest in sex with the current partner (23 percent).
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Last year, the UN appeal for Haiti was less than one-third funded by international donors making it among the most under-funded humanitarian crises in the world this ticking humanitarian time bomb has gone mostly unnoticed, and the lack of interest, action, and funding is shameful.
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The Supreme Court has not decided a major press case in more than a decade, in part because it has declined to do so, and in part because media companies, inferring the court's relative lack of interest, have decided not to waste their resources pressing cases.
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We won't know for sure until Election Day whether Trump is at that point, but between his total lack of interest in campaign infrastructure and his refusal to believe that anything he says could ever hurt him with voters, he certainly isn't trying to avoid it.
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That the Jets are continuing to counter with Ryan Fitzpatrick, despite essentially being out of playoff contention, and the fact that Fitz has an icy relationship with the front office, suggests a lack of interest in developing the young quarterback talent available in either Bryce Petty or Christian Hackenberg.
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To wit: the CEO of Buffalo Wild Wings – a chain that started in Columbus, Ohio as Buffalo Wings & Weck (BW3) and, in my gastronomic opinion, has since gone far downhill – said that lack of interest in casual dining joints like BWW and Applebee's is slowly forcing a further contraction.
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"It is possible that this biting behaviour is in response to an increased amount of attention by the male, a lack of interest in that particular male, or a means of trying to challenge him before mating to see if she deems him a suitable mate," Keeley added.
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"The company has refused to carry out the requirement to move its storage sites holding the personal data of Russian citizens onto the territory of the Russian Federation, thus confirming its lack of interest in working on the Russian market," Roskomnadzor said in a statement, according to Reuters.
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When Hollinghurst's third novel, "The Spell," a game of amorous musical chairs involving four gay men of differing ages and a good deal of MDMA, appeared in 1998, its lack of interest in history, gay or otherwise, was perceived by many critics as a slackening of moral seriousness.
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She spent her childhood summers following her subject up and down the banks of the Deschutes, enthralled by his odd fixation with wildlife and his concomitant lack of interest in people, which extended to Malarkey herself, who, like all good sidekicks, kept quiet and out of the way.
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The K.H.L. has tried to take advantage of N.H.L. missteps in the past, particularly by enticing star players to Russia during the most recent lockout, but its attempts to expand outside the former Soviet Union have often suffered from financial problems or lack of interest from local fans.
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Mr. Trump's lack of interest in a social space insulated from politics is evident in things like his attacks on Amazon because its chairman separately owns a newspaper Mr. Trump perceives as hostile and his opining on cultural topics — such as his former television show — unrelated to his authority.
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She spent her childhood summers following her subject up and down the banks of the Deschutes, enthralled by his odd fixation with wildlife and his concomitant lack of interest in people, which extended to Malarkey herself, who, like all good sidekicks, kept quiet and out of the way.
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"We believe CMG's success made them a bit complacent (although not with its desire to expand its store base or improve in-store operations) as the company's lack of interest in innovation over the last decade has resulted in what we consider to be menu fatigue," they wrote.
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Rhodes — who has to deal with an explosive New York Times Magazine profile about him published during the making of the film — is particularly straightforward, expressing frustration about the American press and electorate's lack of interest in what's happening abroad in favor of obsessing over then-candidate Donald Trump's tweets.
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A "leaky STEM pipeline" — in which factors such as lower expectations, discrimination and a lack of interest make it less likely that racial or ethnic minorities, women or those from low-income families will pursue STEM careers — makes many adults less likely to be employed in these types of positions.
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It was before ISIS created its caliphate, before Russian and U.S. involvement, and before the S.D.F. Despite the Arab fighters' lack of interest in the Kurdish social revolution, they said that they planned to remain in the S.D.F., even after the Raqqa offensive, as long as it continued to oppose ISIS .
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"Given President Trump's disdain for the region, its people, and its institutions, combined with his total lack of interest in Latin America, except as his own personal piñata, one can only consider the Lima summit dead on arrival," Jerry Haar, Professor of Management & International Business at Florida International University, told me.
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How they use and use up young women, at least until they turn 18 or 20 or so when some moviemaker or some suit deems her no longer desirable and turns her putative lack of desirability on her, as if she were responsible for this lack of interest in her.
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He says that while "historical policy" is generally used as a "euphemism for the nationalistic rewriting of history," that also "not all the blame should be shouldered by the right-wingers, it derives from the general disregard to the autonomy of institutions, and a lack of interest in their programmes."
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"You have that immediate association of it being cheap, linked with infidelity, associated with having a lack of interest or seeking commitment from someone," said Rachel MacLynn, the founder and chief executive of the Vida Consultancy, a matchmaking service in 16 cities, including London, Hong Kong, and Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
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She's been criticized for using her maiden name, for her decision to continue working as a lawyer after her husband became governor of Arkansas, and for her lack of interest in cookie baking—not to mention for her hair, her ankles, her clothes, her smile, her laugh, and her voice.
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Paranoid Androids • A note on sex and nudity in "Westworld": Last week's episode got a lot of media attention for the big orgy set-piece in Pariah, but I wound up addressing it lightly, because William and Dolores's lack of interest in participating seemed much more notable than the event itself.
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Beyond potential obstruction of justice, serious people concerned about American security should ask why there are persistent public reports that the director of the National Security Agency and other administration officials are worried about the complete lack of interest by the president in exposing and punishing Russian cyberwar against America.
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That patent lack of interest, repeated for the women's 100m, in what is normally the hottest ticket in town, was only one of the fallouts of the controversial decision to take the event to Doha, where cooling technology worked inside the stadium but could do nothing for those on the roads.
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Extremism experts say their apparent lack of interest in Trump is partly because the heyday of the "alt-right" as a coordinated bloc is over — and partly because they feel betrayed by Trump, who, by operating in the political mainstream, is now tainted by the very swamp he promised to drain.
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Parents' relative lack of interest in their children in the Middle Ages may have been a rational response to a distressingly high infant mortality rate, reckoned to have been around 200-300 per 1,000 live births in the first year of life, compared with single figures per 1,000 in rich countries now.
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Up first is the mild tension between Marvelous and her younger daughter, Nyasha (Ito Aghayere), who has just returned from a trip to her ancestral home, full of renewed pride in her heritage and questions about her parents' apparent lack of interest in maintaining ties to the culture they were born into.
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Ms. Westwood, feisty, eccentric, exacting, a warrior for the environment, is testy and compelling while continually asserting her lack of interest in discussing her very interesting past, which includes a prominent role in punk rock, leaving her husband for Malcolm McLaren (who died in 2010) and making clothes for the Sex Pistols.
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Trump's reported transportation secretary pick, Elaine Chao, served eight full years as George W. Bush's labor secretary, and her tenure there was marked by lax enforcement of labor standards, a lack of interest in new rules to protect worker safety, and a strong defense of business's interests rather than those of unions.
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It's a relief to watch her spin a bit out of control, lying, cheating and saying shockingly rude things to other mothers, and a joy to meet her sexy, hedonistic former college classmate Clay Phipps, a hedge-fund gazillionaire who has a refreshing lack of interest in appearing to be a good person.
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But even if the vaccine shows early success, drug companies — which have the capacity to manufacture large quantities of the product — must take an interest, he said, noting that earlier efforts to develop vaccines for West Nile and chikungunya, a related disease, have failed for lack of interest on the part of drug makers.
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Read more: Wikipedia Is Being Ripped Apart By a Witch Hunt For Secretly Paid Editors The biggest reasons these Wiki-beefs weren't resolved included "poorly articulated initial statements by inexperienced discussion initiators, lack of interest from third-party experienced Wikipedia editors, and excessive bickering or contentiousness during the discussion," the researchers wrote in the study.
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There are a few interesting thinkers in the party such as Jesse Norman and Rory Stewart (both, worryingly, Old Etonians) but this is much more the party of Gavin Williamson, the former fireplace salesman who boasts about his lack of interest in political theory, than it is the party of these eccentric "reading men".
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The case, and the pardon that ended it, involved an assumption that minorities were more likely to commit crimes, a belief in the use of force to keep people in check, and what some of the president's advisers privately describe as at best a lack of interest in becoming fluent in the legal process.
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The move came a week after Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg suffered a grilling on Capitol Hill, especially from Democrats, over his company's lack of interest in insisting on truthfulness in political advertising — adding to its problems in Washington as it faces a possible antitrust probe and criticism about its handling of users' data.
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Legal though it may be to show the face of somebody who signed a release and then said no, and legal though it may be to introduce an adult Periscope scene to a mainstream audience, the documentary displays a lack of interest in its subjects' consent that should alarm viewers interested in journalistic ethics, women's safety, or both.
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Last June, when Jon Ossoff failed to capture the suburban Atlanta district vacated by Republican Tom Price—in what became the most expensive House race in U.S. history—some in the party argued that Ossoff, with his lack of interest in single-payer health care and taxing the rich, had alienated potential Democratic voters by being too moderate.
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The memo even shows the same lack of interest in the facts of the investigation that Barr demonstrated during his exchange with Senator Kamala Harris of California, during which he admitted that neither he nor his office examined the evidence behind the Mueller report before determining the president could not be charged with obstruction of justice.
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Mr. Netanyahu has had rocky relations with liberal American Jews, partly over what they see as his lack of interest in resuming peace talks with the Palestinians, but even more over his acquiescence to Israel's ultra-Orthodox rabbis on contentious debates with Reform and Conservative leaders involving conversions to Judaism and prayer at the Western Wall.
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Theories exploring why this might be happening include people relying on pre-exposure prophylaxis pills (like PrEP, which prevent HIV transmission and may encourage people to play it a bit more fast-and-loose with condoms); budget-slashing among STI education, treatment, and prevention programs; more access to testing and diagnosis; and a general lack of interest in condoms.
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Given his limited exposure to the intricacies of the Afghanistan and reported lack of interest in understanding the nuances of the conflict, it is clear that he will need someone he can trust at the helm — someone who can help him understand the conflict, articulate clear goals for our involvement, and to take our efforts to fruition.
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"The misleading approach reportedly taken by Secretary Acosta and Director Mulvaney reveals an appalling disregard for the use of evidence and objective analysis in policymaking, and a lack of interest in the millions of hard-working Americans who rely on the Department of Labor, and this committee, to defend their rights and protect their earnings," she wrote.
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But according to members of Reid's staff at the time, Reid (who declined to comment) worried that, given Trump's lack of interest in policy detail and disregard for ethical conflicts, even well-intentioned legislative compromises could prove to be politically costly — that an eventual backlash against the president would also fall upon Democrats who gestured toward working with him.
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And I am willing to bet that no neuroscientific research will actually tease out the individuality of it all, or satisfactorily explain the appeal to those who lack the truck gene, but find that despite our own complete lack of interest, we have managed to memorize "The Truck Book," not to mention, of course, "Bernie Drives a Truck."
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Efforts by the Carter administration to brief the Reagan team on the negotiations for release of the 52 Americans then held hostage in Iran were greeted with a similar lack of interest, and Reagan himself refused to weigh in on a decision about selling weapons to Saudi Arabia that Carter felt he ought to make with Reagan's agreement before leaving office.
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Van de Walle sees real similarities between the neopatrimonial African regimes he studies — like Mobutu Sese Seko's 32-year reign in what's now the Democratic Republic of Congo, in which he spent about $400 million worth of state money building a personal palace that served champagne on conveyor belts — and Trump's lack of interest in keeping government affairs and personal interests separate.
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Weeks later, after gun rights lobbyists at the National Rifle Association and some of Mr. Trump's advisers had urged him to reject any measures that could impair the public's access to guns and the president himself signaled a lack of interest on moving forward, the House began exploring a whistle-blower complaint that eventually developed into a full-blown impeachment inquiry.
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They had a well-received HBO series and two Top 20 albums, as well as a Grammy for an earlier EP. They also had (and still have) a bluntness about their careers — a lack of interest in familiar enticements like wealth and fame, if not an outright cynicism about the entertainment industry — that can be mistaken for their authentically low-key demeanors.
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" Although Jinhyun Cha is Korean and thus has cultural and ancestral ties to both the Japanese oppression of Korea and this vein of sexual slavery, the photographer's motivations to create this project are different than what you might suspect: "This may sound ironic, but what motivated me was actually my absolute lack of interest in that particular part of Korean history.
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If finances or lack of interest make a trip to such a remote place impossible, the group will also certify "Urban Quiet Parks" (which, naturally, won't be Zabalo-grade quiet) and "Quiet Communities," which will be residential neighborhoods committed to putting a firm lid on their noise footprints (the first of which is a 365-acre community in rural western North Carolina).
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The White House has gone without a full-time communications director since Trump was sworn in last month, and although chief of staff Reince Priebus is spearheading a robust effort to fill the position, his overtures to several Republican communications professionals have been met with a lack of interest, according to a half-dozen sources with knowledge of the situation.
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But as the amount of TV shows has exploded in the past decade, the Emmys has seemed like it's trying to keep pace and the Globes has been caught flat-footed, increasingly trapped by its own evident lack of interest in trying to reward artistically relevant TV in favor of stuff that might allow famous actors to turn up at their awards ceremony.
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If one were to extrapolate, from video clips of the artist writing in a book on Buddhist philosophy, and her idea to introduce Nietzsche and Plato to disinterested sheep and horses, it might seem as if the animals' lack of interest in philosophy is in keeping with the Buddhist idea of nothingness — possessing a quality that transcends cause and effect.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — The election of Tsai Ing-wen as president of Taiwan was met in China on Monday with sparse and largely critical comment, suggesting both a lack of interest toward a candidate whose party's nativist leanings many ordinary Chinese do not understand and censorship in the news media and online forums about an outcome that the Communist Party had not wished to see.
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Budget minister Darmanin said on Thursday that he was not only "very worried" about companies' lack of interest in Brexit, but also said many were unaware it could happen without an agreement in place over Britain's future relations with the EU. British Prime Minister Theresa May is trying to sell a proposed deal with the EU to her divided parliament for a vote on Dec. 11.
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They point to Trump's mercurial, spur-of-the-moment public statements made over Twitter, his apparent lack of interest in policy, accusations that he sexually harassed women, his reluctance to denounce white supremacists who praise him, his history of racist comments, and allegations he collaborated with Russian intelligence to smear Hillary Clinton and then fired FBI Director James Comey to block an investigation into his campaign.
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Critics argued that shuffling off mainstream blockbusters into their own People's Choice-style category only compounded the issues the Academy was hoping to assuage — that is, a lack of interest from a growing chunk of the population who see the awards as an elitist gatekeeping exercise that devalues marginalized voices and stories in favor of a narrow subset of cishet, white, "serious" actors and filmmakers.
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The potential exposure of Georgia's voter data at Kennesaw State, the refusal of help from the Department of Homeland Security and the state's inclusion in the Mueller indictment as a target of Russian hacking and Mr. Kemp's apparent lack of interest in new vulnerabilities probably places Georgia near the bottom of the list of states that are prepared to withstand an attack on their election system.
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