So the result is that people are simply losing interest.
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If sex is painful, losing interest is an expected consequence.
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At the same time, teens are losing interest in Facebook overall.
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They both curiously stare down at the lens before losing interest.
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Losing interest in your favorite music is a really scary concept.
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Cramer has also noticed people losing interest in buying stocks directly.
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People are quickly losing interest in 'Iron Fist,' Netflix's panned Marvel show
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GOP voters are also losing interest in repealing the Affordable Care Act.
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Why are Stadia&aposs most diehard, early adopting fans already losing interest?
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Now, it seems that applicants are simply losing interest— after just one week.
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The surveys all concur: Young people, in particular, are losing interest in religion.
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" The customer, a young man, responds: "That's O.K., I'm used to losing interest.
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But he was listless, losing interest in the games after a few minutes each.
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It dropped the ball farther from the green before losing interest and flying off.
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As it pulls troops out of the region, America is also losing interest in Jordan.
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But Americans appear to be losing interest, at least as measured by Google Trends data.
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Snap is facing yet another dilemma as advertisers are increasingly losing interest in the platform.
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With their owners losing interest in the club, these are worrying times for Hull all round.
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"I find myself losing interest in what is clearly a broken system," wrote Missy from Texas.
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With peace a dim prospect, many Palestinians are also losing interest in a two-state solution.
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But the fad died as quickly as it was born, with the public quickly losing interest.
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The NFL's core audience is losing interest rapidly, a Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll found.
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Data provided to Business Insider had had shown that audiences were increasingly losing interest in them.
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All I can think is: Are we losing interest in a Middle Eastern theater of war?
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The squad returns home to the welcome of a country already losing interest in the war.
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Thiele said he has "a feeling that some are going to be losing interest" in supporting Trump.
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If I feel that I'm losing interest and focus in what I'm doing, then it's like, 'Okay!
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And the town's youth, the true hope for the continuation of the autodramma tradition, is losing interest.
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Feeling hopeless, sad, or losing interest in activities you once enjoyed are indications you've probably heard before.
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The Post also reported that rival bidder Apollo Global Management was losing interest in Nielsen as well.
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And job seekers appear to be losing interest in the business: The number of searches on Indeed.
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The move could help Bud Light win back customers who have been losing interest in the beer.
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But soon Young noticed white Northerners losing interest, more concerned with corruption in Washington than freedom in Charleston.
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Tesla's onslaught of announcements is starting to make analysts wonder if customers are losing interest in its cars.
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"I remember losing interest in the garlic chicken I was eating within 17 seconds," he previously told PEOPLE.
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Anastasia Kuba: I was doing a lot of boudoir photography first and was slowly losing interest in that.
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Rachel Usedom, a young American engineer in California, tweeted mostly about her sorority before losing interest in 2014.
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Right now the negatives of border adjustment, losing interest deductions and concern about trade friction … and overall social unrest.
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But funds and specs appear to be losing interest in that battle, and are fighting the Fed no more.
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It was recorded when the label that we were working with at that point was, we felt, losing interest.
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The video shows the squid approaching and touching the lure with this suction-cup lined arms before losing interest.
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"Too many students are losing interest in these crucial STEM subjects at a really early age," Mr. Bush said.
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Another question that could linger longer is whether the sport can withstand such domination without the fans losing interest.
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But as they head into year two, investors are losing interest while the business is growing increasingly expensive to operate.
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But today's antagonists are talking past one another and losing interest in the middle ground that most voters still occupy.
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During my sophomore year in college, I started skipping meals and losing interest in things I usually loved to do.
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Dear Sugars When two women in their sixties start losing interest in sex, their sex-starved partners become increasingly frustrated.
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But by the time he graduated with a bachelor's degree in 1971, he was losing interest in that career path.
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The J.P. Morgan analyst behind a report that found major firms are losing interest in cryptocurrencies isn't ruling out renewed interest.
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Auto sales in Japan have been falling as the population rapidly ages, while young people are losing interest in car ownership.
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He also worries that a "mood of retrenchment" means that Western countries are losing interest in the poorest parts of the world.
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Problems like how to keep making money in a world where people are losing interest in owning, renting, and even driving cars.
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Some analysts think Mr Putin is losing interest in the independent counsel of old friends who can speak to him as equals.
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Google searches for bitcoin have plummeted 26 percent this year, leading some to worry investors are losing interest in the buzzy cryptocurrency.
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Americans may be losing interest in the "Ice Age" characters, but the series has long been mostly a play for international sales.
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Later in the movement, the instrumentalists perform their tasks with increasing halfheartedness—"as if losing interest in the music," the score says.
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Their supporters, notably America, seem to be losing interest in their mission; China is building rival institutions as vehicles for its geopolitical ambitions.
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He studied at the City College of New York and flirted with joining the Young Communist League before losing interest in their cause.
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So I wanted to —" Losing interest, Meredith started to walk away, prompting Swift to quip, "Don't be too excited about it, my God.
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In fact, Sorrell's comments came less than 48 hours after CNBC published a story claiming ad buyers were rapidly losing interest in Snap.
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Language may have become exhausted in her art, but given a career that already spans three decades, she shows no signs of losing interest.
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After losing interest in the project, he left the band to pursue other bands, like his mid 2000s outfit Jared Scharff And The Royals.
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Belhaj and another World Bank official two weeks ago said Lebanon was losing momentum and there was a risk donors might start losing interest.
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"Our biggest rival is not Amazon or Aeon, but customers' losing interest," Mitsuo Takahashi, Don Quijote's chief financial officer, told Reuters in an interview.
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However, I found myself losing interest in the novel, slogging through the text in the hopes of finding some deeper meaning, but to no avail.
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Business schools are reevaluating their programs, some even considering closing their doors, because students are losing interest in applying, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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More worrying was the news that the slump was not just in Old Master paintings, in which buyers have for some time been losing interest.
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Weaver, for his part, is not concerned that Bernie supporters might be losing interest or steam now that Sanders is no longer in the race.
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"The American public is pretty weary of them," says Dr. Froula, adding that one of the main reasons we're losing interest is because of detachment.
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I think it's a pretty good album, but later in the '90s I went through my phase of really kind of losing interest in pop songwriting.
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Though she earned a master's degree in computer science at UCLA, she seemed to be losing interest in life in 1975, when she encountered the cult.
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WHO BUYS IN PROVENCE American buyers are starting to return to Provence after losing interest during the global recession and the years of a strong euro.
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For most of them America remains the all-important protector, so their dismay is all the greater when it appears to be losing interest in them.
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The video, which is for the project's intro, takes place in her perfectly sun-kissed home and shows her with a lover she's losing interest in.
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One of Ford's big problems in the world's second largest economy is that its lineup of vehicles in China is old and drivers are losing interest.
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Google Trends data show that Americans are losing interest in the coronavirus, even though the death toll continues to rise in mainland China and other countries.
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But they didn't exactly make for must-see TV. After hours of earnestly analyzing the points raised by those professors, even MSNBC's panelists were losing interest.
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In the early 1980s, around the time Americans first started losing interest in beef, McDonald's founder Ray Kroc wanted to add a chicken entree to the menu.
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"We feel that in today's society people are losing interest in culture and history, because they're constantly bombarded with entertainment industry spectacle and fluff" Strok tells me.
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The Frenchman had dropped the first set 7-5 before losing interest in the match in the second as he appeared to suffer from a leg injury.
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Teens and young adults are increasingly losing interest in Facebook and gravitating toward platforms like Snapchat and YouTube, according to a new survey conducted by Business Insider.
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Even though the WWE has new domestic TV deals with Comcast (CMCSA)-owned NBCUniversal's cable networks and Fox (FOX), there are worries that fans are losing interest.
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Osborne expects that excess inventory will be a drain on the company's cash, and that a shortfall in deliveries could indicate customers are losing interest in the car.
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Four years later, while Snap is struggling on the stock market and losing interest from those who have gone to Instagram Stories, Quiamco has doubled down on Snapchat.
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They can put them back in later, but for however long the funds are taken out, they're losing interest that they otherwise would have received from the investment.
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There's evidence that DACA helps keep immigrants integrated into American life — instead of losing interest in school or career because they feel their immigration status holds them back.
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Part of the reason it did so then — after hesitating for nearly a year — was to help raise money from donor nations that seemed to be losing interest.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government has said it will issue a fiscal discipline plan by midyear, but some economists worry the current government is losing interest in fiscal discipline.
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Americans across the country are steadily losing interest in their local politics, instead focusing on national politics, largely because of our changing media habits, writes Dan Hopkins for FiveThirtyEight.
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The portrait of the Meyers dates from 1896, which was the end of an era for Sargent, too: He was losing interest in portraiture, or at least portrait commissions.
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Trump's latest comments reinforce concerns in Beijing that the American administration is losing interest in finding a deal that addresses the practical concerns of its business and security communities.
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Car sales in Japan have been on a declining trend for more than two decades as the population rapidly ages and young people are losing interest in car ownership.
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High-yield investors have by no means disappeared though one banker said some are losing interest, with one hedge fund manager anecdotally "removing the AT1/HY indicator from his dashboard".
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But as they head into year two, investors are losing interest while the business is growing increasingly expensive to operate, according to reports in The Wall Street Journal and The Information.
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When his story went off the rails — and that happened more often than books fans might like to admit — we had compelling, richly developed characters to keep us from losing interest.
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"The idea was that young people of the world were losing interest in their own traditions, and that had a lot to do with TV and the radio," Dr. Grauer said.
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Bugatti has always existed as a showcase for VW's engineering prowess, but the world is increasingly losing interest in a car that can drain its 26-gallon fuel tank in eight minutes.
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A pre-workshop lunch is provided, which is great since I forgot breakfast; I eat half of a sliced pork and apple sandwich before losing interest, and drink my watery mocha latte.
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The candidate did not pick up on the the CEO's body language, which included looking around the room, taking sips of coffee, and other small signals that conveyed he was losing interest.
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They may be unable to afford the rising costs, frustrated with the inability to book during prime weeks, unhappy with their outdated properties or simply losing interest after the kids have grown.
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People with what is clinically called "major depressive disorder" experience a range of symptoms, including feeling sad and unmotivated, losing interest in the activities they once loved, and loss of energy and appetite.
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News of the sale came after the market closed on Thursday and sparked some concerns on Friday that Ackman was possibly losing interest in the company after owning it for almost two years.
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When President Barack Obama, who was intent on pivoting towards Asia, chose not to punish the use of chemical weapons in Syria it signalled that America was losing interest in the Middle East.
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On Tuesday, Bloomberg ran a report that showed people quickly losing interest in Pokémon Go. At launch the game quickly attracted almost 45 million daily users, falling to about 30 million more recently.
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Coke Energy and Coke Plus Coffee, which is made with real coffee and is more caffeinated than regular Coke, could help those consumers from losing interest in cola, Coca-Cola's most important product.
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The UFC fighter, whose undefeated streak ended in November at the hands of Holly Holm, stars in a new campaign for Reebok that is alternately glamorous and raw – and about losing interest in perfection.
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No TV show captured the early '90s recession as well as this one did, which made it a good fit for a time when the American public was slowly losing interest in Republican ideals.
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At least two stock analysts have reduced their expectations for the company over concerns that women are losing interest in the "athleisure" category that the Vancouver-based retailer helped popularize over the past decade.
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It became very silent, then the dry brush rustled, and an island fox trotted out and stared at me for a spell, sniffing the evening air before losing interest and trotting back into the chaparral.
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Usually when I binge, there's a hard out when I finally get caught up to real time, entering the headspace of its regular audience and eventually losing interest—but that hasn't happened with Younger, not yet.
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When Autonomic CEO Sunny Madra joined Smart Mobility, he was named the head of Ford X, an incubator designed to help grow new businesses that can target customers who may be losing interest in traditional car ownership.
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Teenagers aged 13 to 17 are losing interest in Facebook, with only 51% using the social media platform — a drop of 20 percentage points since 2015, according to a new study released Thursday by Pew Research Center.
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"I honestly feel really lucky that HRT has changed my sexuality, that I am losing interest in masculine people," Kibz said, adding that she's particularly interested in being with other transgender people; life after men has been fulfilling.
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Studies by the Girl Scout Research Institute and National Center for Education Statistics show that many girls begin losing interest in STEM subjects when they are in middle school, a path that continues in high school and college.
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First, a confession about "Westworld:" After closely following the first year and gradually losing interest in the second, watching the first four episodes of the third left a slightly fuzzy feeling regarding some of the wrinkles and rules.
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However, analysts say providing aid is not sufficient to achieve the government's goal of increasing agriculture's share of economic output from 12 percent now, as long as youths are losing interest in the land and looking elsewhere for jobs.
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I was going on these meetings and trying to sell myself as a pop culture commentator when I was losing interest in the topics and the celebrities and even the style of comedy that I had become successful for.
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And I have seen some media criticism that I think is smart about losing interest in the Helsinki front line for the Playboy line because the Playboy line matters a lot less to voters in the end because -- KURTZ: Right.
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Beck losing interest is just as stressful for Joe as the fact that Joe still has Benji's (Lou Taylor Pucci) body rotting in the rare books' section of the store… the two things literally take equal weight in his mind.
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Just as many Chinese people are underwhelmed by the outdated New York City subway systems and by potholes on the highways in Silicon Valley, they are increasingly losing interest in the Hong Kong model of free borders and freedom of speech.
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A thread of mournful, broader regret ran through some of the commentary, too, a sense that a cause that had united the Middle East for decades was quietly fading away, losing its relevance, and that ordinary Arabs were simply losing interest.
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He worried about his readers losing interest—when he was writing his first manuscript, he thought there had to be a spaceship, or a flashback in time, and the whole thing had to be constantly cutting back and forth, like a movie trailer.
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The move follows a report suggesting that Trump, who held a series of unprecedented but largely fruitless summits with North Korea leader Kim Jong Un aimed at persuading Kim to give up his nuclear weapons, could be losing interest in the efforts.
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In its place, the company says it is rolling out a new feature called Badoo Live — live video broadcasts to help people show off their personalities on the platform in a more authentic way, after its users said they were losing interest in swiping.
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Seen through the eyes of a younger generation, she is recalled as having virtually abandoned her two sons by the actor Robert Walker once she married Selznick and then losing interest in Mary Jennifer, her daughter with Selznick, by the time the girl was about 7.
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In September 260, a company called "Bird Rides" dumped several hundred electric scooters on the streets of Santa Monica, California, kicking off the scooter-sharing trend in the US. Fourteen months later, people are vandalizing those scooters and dumping them into lakes, and investors are losing interest.
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In addition to depression and substance abuse, signs include making statements (verbal or written) of being better off dead; withdrawing from family and friends; feeling helpless, hopeless, enraged, trapped, excessively guilty or ashamed; losing interest in most activities; acting impulsively or recklessly; and giving away prized possessions.
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They include a monetary union without a fiscal union, immigration policies that allowed free movement inside the so-called Schengen Zone but too-porous external borders, and a failure to envision a world where the U.S. is losing interest, Russia remains a problem, and China is remaking global politics and economics.
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Read more: I've tried every single iPhone currently available — here's my ranking of the 7 iPhones you can buy right nowWhile most of the world is apparently losing interest in buying new phones, I feel the opposite: For the first time in several years, I can't wait to buy a new iPhone.
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That "anything" has only soared in value in recent years, thanks to another development in the TV world: people are increasingly losing interest in paying cable prices for non-sports TV, in part because they know if they just wait a bit, they can find other ways, legal or otherwise, to watch.
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I don't remember losing interest in writing, and I can't decide if this is a good or bad sign, if it's evidence that I've come so far out of my low as to have forgotten its details, or if it means Jordan is in a low I've never reached, which is to say a low I've never survived.
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On Wednesday, the "Issues" singer wrote on her Instagram Story that her New Year's resolution is "No more dating narcissists" and included a screenshot of an article explaining narcissistic behaviors like "love bombing," in which the narcissist is "charming and full of affection" during the beginning stages of a relationship before "losing interest" as time goes by.
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"There is growing concern among myself and state attorneys general that the federal government is not only losing interest in holding student loan servicers like Navient accountable, but that the federal government is actively looking for ways to shut down state enforcement actions against Navient and other student loan servicers," said Jim Hood, the Mississippi attorney general, who sued Navient in July.
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A mother spoke about her concerns for her son's education, but asked to be identified only by her first initial, S., because she feared a backlash from her insular community She said that her 9-year-old son attends a Hasidic yeshiva in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and that he was already losing interest in secular subjects because they were valued so little at the school.
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She authored a study earlier this year in the Journal of Abnormal Psychology based on eight years of data from more than 600,000 people across the US, and found that more young people — particularly those in their early 20s — are going through sustained periods in which they're losing interest in life and leisure activities, at rates much higher than that same age group did just a decade ago.
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Democratic voters appear to be losing interest in House Democrats' ongoing impeachment inquiry into President TrumpDonald John TrumpOvernight Defense: Ex-Navy secretary slams Trump in new op-ed | Impeachment tests Pompeo's ties with Trump | Mexican president rules out US 'intervention' against cartels EXCLUSIVE: 2628 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Giuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' MORE, according to a new Hill-HarrisX poll released on Monday.
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I also didn't care that Bases Loaded on the NES was a vastly superior experience; Tiger's version could come with me anywhere, I didn't have to take turns playing with my siblings, and I didn't have to wait until my parents were done watching something on TV. Playing it today I rarely get past a couple of innings before losing interest, but the simplicity is exactly why I still keep games like these in easy reach, and keep coming back.
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So, Snapchat has a new design, but it's still awash in problems: Its stock is trading approximately 20% below its IPO price It's got hundreds of thousands of unsold Spectacles wasting away in a warehouse Its user growth is slowing Advertisers losing interest in its platform Facebook has successfully cloned its marquee "Stories" feature in wildly popular apps like Instagram and Whatsapp With each stumble, Snapchat is looking more and more like Twitter, another hot social platform that sold its IPO hard, took off, and then fell painfully back to earth.
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