These things should matter to your district and matter to you.
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It doesn't really matter to anybody if it doesn't matter to you.
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If the subject doesn't matter to you, it won't matter to the reader.
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That may not matter to her, but it should matter to her bosses.
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So it didn't matter to me then and it doesn't matter to me now.
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The distinction doesn't matter to most moviegoers, but it does matter to box office analysts.
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If these things matter to you, maybe sex-worker rights matter to you more than you thought.
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So do independents — and what doesn't matter to your adoring base may very well matter to them.
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These questions matter to all farmers – small and large, organic and otherwise – and should matter to all Westerners.
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Since I'm not a stock Android purist, this didn't matter to me, but it might matter to some users.
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I understand these questions might matter to me more than other people, but also they really matter to me.
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"We should do things that matter to us and matter to the country, but we don't have to do everything," Mrs.
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How much you matter to the people around you and how much you should matter to you and your life means something.
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" Winfrey praised Abrams for "standing strong for the values that matter to me and the values that matter to Georgians all over this state.
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Values increasingly matter to workers across the nation, and in a tight labor market with intense competition for talent, values should matter to employers.
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"It would be something like, 'It shouldn't matter to people that Mayor Pete is gay' or 'It might matter to other people, but not to me,'" she said.
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After all, dads matter to kids, kids matter to dads, and families and communities are better off when fathers and children are positively engaged in each other's lives.
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If humanity doesn't matter to you, accountability doesn't matter to you, bigotry doesn't matter — maybe when it comes to you getting high, then maybe you'll start to care.
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That those events ending up costing the promotion millions and were never followed by event number three didn't matter to Trump then and clearly doesn't matter to Clinton now.
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Making money didn't matter to them -- loving life did.
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If these issues — or others — matter to you, vote!
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First there's the mathematical piece of it, then the visualization of why certain ideas matter to him and, finally, the idea of why they should matter to the species as a whole.
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Angered, he decided to report the matter to the police.
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They don't just matter to legitimate heads of peaceful states.
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He yelled BLUE LIVES MATTER to cops on Broad Street.
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The CFTC declined to comment on the matter to Reuters.
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It didn't really matter to the strategy of the episode.
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Why do these traits matter to recruiters and hiring managers?
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"Civil liberties matter to us a great deal," he wrote.
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And because she didn't matter, I didn't matter to her.
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Is that going to matter to ordinary people at all?
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We are looking into the matter to understand what happened.
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It, of course, doesn't matter to her the baby's gender.
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But that doesn't seem to matter to ROC, he added.
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That Trump backed the incumbent didn't much matter to voters.
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Here are three things that matter to the American people.
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Whatever happened before Porsha doesn't matter to me at all.
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But none of that will likely matter to most consumers.
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Trump's support for Strange didn't matter to him, he said.
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What drew you to this subject matter to begin with?
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In Flint, you don't matter to Snyder's brand of politician.
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It doesn't matter to me if it's warm or cold.
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Its visual details didn't matter to what we were doing.
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It doesn't matter to me whether you're Republican or Democrat.
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And why does the country matter to the US anyway?
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But that might not matter to some of today's investors.
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My kids matter to me at this point, that's it!
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Carr says degrees don't matter to her when assessing talent.
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But these kind of comments don't really matter to me.
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If I matter to you, why aren't you calling me?
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Suddenly, rising interest rates matter to the stock market again.
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Nunes delegated authority on the Russia matter to Republican Rep.
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Why does it matter to the rest of the world?
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None of this might matter to you, and that's fine.
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Mueller's team declined to comment on the matter to CNN.
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It doesn't really matter to me one way or another.
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None of this seemed to matter to the parole board.
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"Today's announcement brings this matter to a close," Facebook said.
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But did it matter to me that she was female?
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I'll show you when I know they'll matter to you.
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It directed inquiries on the matter to the U.S. Embassy.
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Campaigns know what issues matter to what types of voters.
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You may think it should matter to your investment strategy.
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Exploring the risks of artificial intelligence Machines matter to people.
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We help each other and those who matter to us.
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Some of the blocks matter to just a few people.
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Is it too serious a matter to merit an emoji?
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That's why it really does matter to have constituent pressure.
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Why should any of this matter to any of us?
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Twitter declined to comment on the matter to The Hill.
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Opinion Columnist Facts don't matter to millions of Americans anymore.
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She believed that her story wouldn't matter to Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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But this key detail didn't seem to matter to Hannity.
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So I can see how it would matter to her.
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Lotteries matter to the state for a number of reasons.
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And does doing the right thing still matter to them?
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Does it matter to you if it isn't completely true?
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The State Department referred questions about the matter to USAID.
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Washington in the past has deferred that matter to Baghdad.
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If the cost doesn't matter to you, go for it.
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All of those kinds of things really matter to me.
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Why should it matter to him what's on your feet?
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She's sponsored bills on issues that probably matter to you.
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The Army referred the matter to the FBI in 2016.
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"So I can see how it would matter to her."
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This should be enough to put the matter to rest.
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Therefore: why does it matter to the game, at all?
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No need — or time for that matter — to stop for lunch.
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How the Flames won didn't really matter to coach Glen Gulutzen.
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The user reported the matter to Amazon and asked for information.
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And political professionals, donors, and the media matter to Marco Rubio.
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Should we continue for a little it doesn't matter to me.
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Thiel and Clarium declined to comment on the matter to Politico.
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"Her feelings/safety are all that matter to me," she wrote.
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What's really going to matter to the Fed is Q2 data.
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That doesn't mean the change doesn't matter to users, or Google.
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"PISA does not matter to the startup economy," explains Mr Kandel.
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Most of this won't matter to the diners at Mazi, however.
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It did not to report the matter to victims or authorities.
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With a packed schedule, these moments of affection matter to Haddish.
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Or maybe the specific use case doesn't really matter to Amazon.
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"It doesn't matter to me, man," Rush responds in the video.
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" —BriAnne Wills"[Tell each other] that we matter to each other.
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However, substance use "could potentially matter to the court," she adds.
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Data security is far too fucking important a matter to fudge.
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But that didn't matter to the Trump-friendly crowd in Charleston.
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They know, or they don't know, it doesn't matter to them.
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We are investigating the matter to learn more about what happened.
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The quality of video game software does not matter to them.
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It doesn't really matter to me, in terms of my life.
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Their efforts will matter to keep this closely-connected world healthy.
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So that's a matter to be carefully watched in the world.
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Brafman had no further comment on the matter to Fox News.
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The Justice Department, in turn, referred the matter to the FBI.
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"These are issues that matter to the American public," Evers said.
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"All these things still matter to hard working families," he said.
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"The question is, who would these revelations matter to?" he said.
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I felt like my identity or whatever didn't matter to them.
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Whatever made Pinky pink doesn't matter to the dolphin's numerous fans.
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They ask…are you getting things done that matter to me?
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Expect executive to bring up issues that matter to their companies.
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But, he added, "It doesn't seem to matter to his voters."
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However, it is something that seems to matter to conservative voters.
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Even so, suspension from the OAS would matter to Mr Maduro.
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TV on Monday that electability does not ultimately matter to voters.
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Besides being really effing cool, why does this matter to you?
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Why does this matter to those of us with financial anxiety?
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Smith: It didn't matter to me because that wasn't the goal.
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The Special Counsel's office has referred the matter to the FBI.
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"Being British or German, it doesn't matter to me," he said.
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It didn't matter to Kaleb that his best friend had limitations.
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Why should the adoption of such a resolution matter to you?
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Now, scientists think they have finally put the matter to bed.
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Oh, you're not German and think it doesn't matter to you?
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"No, I can't, but that doesn't matter to me," Babbitt said.
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Half of respondents said the outcome does not matter to them.
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So if those things matter to you, those are the reasons.
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"The bottom line is it didn't matter to me," he says.
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In the end, it really didn't seem to matter to me.
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"We know you want this matter to be finalized," he said.
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Truth doesn't matter to them, they only have their hatred & agenda.
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Nantes has referred the matter to FIFA, soccer's world governing body.
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It really only matters — really only has to matter — to you.
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"This place, that place — it doesn't matter to me," he says.
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Is it fair to bring this matter to their boss's attention?
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It is no small matter to create a new credit card.
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Here's why Italy's troubles matter to the rest of the world.
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But that does not seem to matter to many progressive Democrats.
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But that did not matter to Mr. Trump and his team.
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But none of that is likely to matter to the President.
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The facts may not matter to Donald Trump and his supporters.
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This fact apparently didn't matter to the Army Corps of Engineers.
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It doesn't matter to most Americans as long as it works.
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Don't tell me it doesn't matter to do face to face.
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The company declined to comment further on the matter to CNBC.
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Do Black lives and the people of Camden matter to you?
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"But this distinction doesn't much matter to the dead," he said.
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Uber declined to comment on the matter to the news outlet.
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We will not abandon the priorities that matter to the public.
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Those jobs and development opportunities clearly matter to many key senators.
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So those are the only people that really matter to me.
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"The company dime simply ceased to matter to us," said Cohen.
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Three letters each and all issues that matter to most Americans.
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First, stick to the facts, because they still matter to independents.
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It certainly doesn't matter to Kate, who harbors no ill will.
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But facts don't matter to Trump and they won't change his policies.
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But, like at Chilton, that doesn't seem to really matter to voters.
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As much as it may matter to them, it doesn't to Sidibe.
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Karp is still outspoken on other issues that matter to him, however.
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All without allowing any matter to touch it, and thus annihilate it.
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Apples or eggs, pens or power drills, it doesn't matter to us.
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Take your person out and let them know they matter to you.
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That didn't matter to about two dozen GOP lawmakers led by Rep.
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You do things you believe in – everybody's opinions cannot matter to you.
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The problem is it's probably too late to matter to anyone important.
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It said it had reported the matter to Germany's motor authority KBA.
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For the things that matter to consumers, inflation is NOT too low.
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The only other exports from Russia that matter to China are arms.
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I list my name last—just these little details matter to me.
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What seems to matter to them is that they are treated decently.
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Trump could release his tax returns and put the matter to rest.
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One was heard to chant "Black lives matter!" to onlookers and police.
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"I think it does matter to have regular press briefings," Kumar said.
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Labels don't matter to the parent that has to bury a child.
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They've already shown us that we're never going to matter to them.
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If people love it or hate it, it doesn't matter to me.
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That's virtually nothing and doesn't matter to your day-to-day living.
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The FBI then referred the matter to the Australian Federal Police (AFP).
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You get a bit more here if those things matter to you.
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It's a very minor thing, but it might matter to some users.
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Why should that matter to start-ups, either here or in China?
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The D.A. has referred the matter to the L.A. City Attorney's Office.
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"Does it matter to you that I believe the world is flat?"
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Of course, none of this seems to matter to the listening public.
|
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Getting all three states of matter to coexist is extremely physically challenging.
|
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Uber then chose not to report the matter to victims or authorities.
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However, they have been silent on whether black lives matter to them.
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And third, they learned that deficits don't really matter to their voters.
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The exact details don't matter to us because they are all gone.
|
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And in the case of Amazon, it apparently doesn't matter to Trump
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But it just doesn't matter to the primitive part of the brain.
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He referred the matter to his attorney, who could not be reached.
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The California Republican delegated authority on the Russia matter to Republican Rep.
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We're working with our customer on this matter to understand the facts.
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Design always depicts the things that matter to us ... until they don't.
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It would have been a simple matter to draft the sentence to
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Do EIA's underestimates of solar abroad matter to us in this country?
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" He added: "Next year doesn't matter to me at all right now.
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"It doesn't matter to me, except that it was unfair," Toews said.
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Sincere art is art that relies on subject matter to carry it.
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At its core the question is do elections matter to their reputation?
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I didn't know who it was but that didn't matter to me.
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"It made me feel like I didn't matter to anyone," she said.
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This may or may not matter to you, but it's worth mentioning.
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Let's start talking again about the issues that matter to this country.
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Another 18 percent said the issue does not matter to their vote.
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The White House referred the matter to Trump's personal attorney for comment.
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"It's a very black-and-white matter to the government," Limei says.
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Roberts could act alone or refer the matter to all eight justices.
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Season two consistently struggles to make its larger mysteries matter to Veronica.
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Of course, it doesn't matter to us that you're having a baby!
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Supercomputing people love it, but it doesn't really matter to anyone else.
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"I was pregnant, and my health didn't matter to them," she said.
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The company had made it clear that we didn't matter to them.
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Does it matter to users whether Microsoft branding is front and center?
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You pay attention to thoughts, feelings, and things that matter to you.
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At this time, we refer all questions on this matter to DOJ.
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The inspector general later referred the matter to federal prosecutors in Washington.
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They are a powerful distraction from the issues that matter to voters.
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Because England keeps on making itself matter to Ireland, against our will.
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Take time to write down the things that really matter to you.
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The numbers and stats and stuff like that doesn't matter to me.
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She's thrown support behind everything from Black Lives Matter to gun control.
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And it is no small matter to weave those two things together.
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This is a matter to be resolved between Assange and Great Britain.
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It declined to do so, instead referring the matter to lower courts.
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Me missing a putt really, really doesn't matter to me right now.
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I am not confident that they matter to the Southern Baptist Convention.
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Schiff's questions for Republicans are: Does the truth still matter to them?
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So what's an opinion writer — or anybody, for that matter — to do?
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"But this distinction doesn't much matter to the dead," Mr. Tillerson said.
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"I'd be crazy to say compensation shouldn't matter to you," she says.
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But if you don't use Google Photos, that won't matter to you.
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However, if those things don't matter to you, it's an excellent deal.
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It was a political matter to be resolved by the state's voters.
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That doesn't mean it's a simple matter to return to international parity.
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The Defense Department referred inquiries on the matter to the White House.
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So the stock market does matter to small business owners like me.
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Ms. Lynch asked him to call it a "matter" to protect Mrs.
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It's a simple matter to put together the anchovy-caper-olive sauce.
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So: What is Turrell doing, and why does it matter to Kanye?
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And that should matter to everyone who cares about a just society.
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Motivations matter to voters but, all too often, political campaigns forget that.
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A Cleveland Fed spokesman declined to comment on the matter to Reuters.
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But that doesn't really matter to Washington, D.C., homeowner Emma Chanlett-Avery.
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"It almost doesn't matter to me how it got created," she said.
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The attorney general's office declined to comment on the matter to CNN.
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We can't even report the matter to the chief or the police.
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How much does it matter to the CCP if Trump gets impeached?
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And why would that matter to the United States and its allies?
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We're going to be focused on the issues that matter to people.
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" At one of her campaign appearances, Winfrey denied that she is running for president and praised Abrams for "standing strong for the values that matter to me and the values that matter to Georgians all over this state.
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Damasio rightly insists that a system with reason, intelligence and language does nothing unless it cares about something, unless things matter to it or, in the case of the emerging world of A.I., things matter to its makers.
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" The horrible epidemic of gun violence led me to criticize Mayor Rahm Emanuel last December in a Fox News interview with Shannon Bream, when I said : "Black lives don't matter to Rahm Emanuel, black votes matter to Rahm Emanuel.
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This felt like too sensitive of a matter to hash out over text.
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"We are looking positively at the matter to realize this option," he said.
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I hope that I have an ability to bring inanimate matter to life.
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Trump's capitalist justification for not acting on climate change doesn't matter to voters.
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It's a very, very serious and personal matter to mess with someone's internet.
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"It really doesn't matter to me one way or the other," he said.
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Will the circumstances of Kavanaugh's confirmation matter to Roberts or Kavanaugh's other colleagues?
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Tough decisions It doesn't matter to Molina what they find in two weeks.
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But the issues that matter to them are as diverse as they are.
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But what I've realized is that this doesn't really matter to me anymore.
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That said, they are trends, and specific results are what matter to users.
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A church member reported the matter to police, who then interviewed the girl.
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I look forward to bringing this matter to a swift and just conclusion.
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It's their story that has been repackaged so it can matter to us.
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Ultimately, what really happened, and who swindled whom, doesn't matter to his family.
|
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Do these threats matter to anybody other than the Khalids and their employees?
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The Defense Department referred to inquiries on the matter to the State Department.
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Now it's a matter to get ready and to try to go further.
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Today Tinder wants to help you support the causes that matter to you.
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The ACU then closed its file and referred the matter to the FBI.
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That show of support should matter to the politically tuned-in primary electorate.
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Okay, but why does perpetual free fall matter to anyone except Tom Petty?
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They address the day-to-day stories that matter to a local community.
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We will vote to drive progress on the issues that matter to us.
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I MEAN, GIVEN WHAT YOU SAID, IT WOULD SEEMINGLY NOT MATTER TO YOU.
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The industry is likely to appeal the matter to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Was Kim using this matter to secure certain negotiating advantages with the U.S.?
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Canaan — and Uppards Island — matter to the people of Tangier for two reasons.
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"He's saying blue lives also matter to create a balance," Mr. Brown said.
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Team owners' experience and financial qualifications matter to Kempf more than their locations.
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They may not interest Paul, but they do come to matter to us.
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It has to be big enough to actually matter to the average voter.
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"Things matter to me more than they do to normal people," Frances thinks.
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Race stewards referred the matter to the BHA who later issued a statement.
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Immigrants matter to their neighbors and to the well-being of their communities.
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He compared his stubborn "attitude" on this matter to struggles over civil rights.
|
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But that distinction shouldn't matter to Twitter — and it hasn't in the past.
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When you exited, it was a trivial matter to calculate your average speed.
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We do, because Nora matters to us and will always matter to us.
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It doesn't matter to him that his culture wars won't deliver policy victories.
|
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But, clearly, that didn't matter to Childish, who was stoked to see him.
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Is it going to matter to them that I was wounded in combat?
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So Where Does Justin Trudeau Stand On The Issues That Matter To Canadians?
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You're going to use maybe one set of services that matter to you.
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The mothers even had to quiet chants of "black lives matter!" to speak.
|
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"Women's issues matter to me, and I'm a working class person," says Misty.
|
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The things that matter to us operate in a much narrower time scale.
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DRUCKENMILLER: I DON'T REALLY THINK IT'S GOING TO MATTER TO THE STOCK MARKET.
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It doesn't matter to me whether that's in a studio environment or not.
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I know exactly what I want, and the small details matter to me.
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So this is a matter, to be honest, I have not thought about.
|
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In response, congressional leaders have said they would take the matter to court.
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It didn't matter to Savage if Trump was going to win or lose.
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Naturally it does matter to us, but I don't think that it should.
|
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None of this is likely to matter to the president or his fans.
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Does that matter to you, how people consume this, when they consume it?
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It doesn't matter to me whether you think you love me or not.
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But it also doesn't matter to me as much as it used to.
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Congress has never designated such a body, leaving the matter to the cabinet.
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Police referred the matter to prosecutors, who declined to move forward, documents show.
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That would include keeping a record of bringing the matter to management's attention.
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Snoke&aposs identity didn&apost really matter to the larger story at hand.
|
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Health considerations increasingly matter to businesses in the food and beverage space, too.
|
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There are several characteristics that matter to voters when they chose a president.
|
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Does it matter to you that you're reaching a smaller audience these days?
|
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He said it didn't matter to him who is in the White House.
|
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But much like his boss, that may not matter to his prospective voters.
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It didn't matter to him that the gun wasn't used in the attack.
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Does it matter to them that this corrupt enterprise is now proved clearly.
|
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All recent legal maneuvering aside, who runs the CFPB should matter to you.
|
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Put energy into your loved ones, into the values which matter to you.
|
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When another prefect reported the matter to Zaka, Zaka did nothing about it.
|
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"Expensive valuation never seemed to matter to the stock until June," Cramer said.
|
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South Korea said it would bring the matter to the World Trade Organization.
|
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The pitch competition is one of the few that matter to institutional investors.
|
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The government responded by warning it could also take the matter to court.
|
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But many will find that these display limitations don't actually matter to them.
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It didn't matter to him that the idea was illegal at that time.
|
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McDermott said that relationships "are the only things that matter" to a leader.
|
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Neither Low nor DOJ would offer comment on the matter to the Journal.
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But this matters a lot to me and it should matter to you.
|
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The details didn't matter to Wave Capital, which wanted to invest in them.
|
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We have a feeling "Don't Matter to Me" might get even more, though.
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Sundown was charged with 4 counts of distributing harmful matter to a minor.
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" Jimbo Slice: "It doesn't really matter to me, but, yeah, I guess so.
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You follow your friends or your favorite artists or record labels you like, and then your feed, much like an Instagram feed, turns into a constantly updating playlist of the songs that matter to the people who matter to you.
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"It's really heartening to be spending the first week back on deck on issues that really matter to me but also really matter to this government and to the Labor Party," Ardern said in a live video on her Facebook page.
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"We're going to win the election on the issues that matter to the people of all of our districts, and Haley's going win reelection by paying attention to the issues that matter to the people in her district," Dingell said.
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So whether that's through a male or a female, it doesn't matter to me.
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Whether the justices decide to do so will not just matter to Mr Timbs.
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But that doesn't matter to Musk because he really loves holding a toy firegun.
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And it doesn't matter to either of us — boy, girl, we don't really care.
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Whether romance does or does not blossom on set ultimately doesn't matter to me.
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Kicking off before sunrise, Black Lives Matter to climate activists marched through the city.
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Some even called for Black Lives Matter to be labeled as a hate group.
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The issues at stake matter to him both personally and professionally, he told CNBC.
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The government however took the matter to the court of appeal the following year.
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She later wrote in another post that she has referred the matter to officials.
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Will LDAC matter to most consumers listening to music on a $99 Bluetooth speaker?
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Spark groups emails in separate widgets based on the categories that matter to you.
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It didn't matter to the gamblers that these were children they were betting on.
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We scoured the internet to find the deals that matter to you the most.
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" When asked about the speculation surrounding Sessions, Byrne responded, "It doesn't matter to me.
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We are resourced to prosecute this matter to a successful outcome for the claimants.
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More than a dozen workers reported the matter to their supervisors or to Congress.
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Hardy also alleges that when she brought the matter to human resources at E!
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So why shouldn't we join the men in things that matter to our nation?
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He turned down the Republican lawmakers without referring the matter to the entire court.
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Additional savings matter to retirees because health care costs can devour Social Security benefits.
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Musk asked for the matter to be put to a vote within 30 days.
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It might not matter to the big dogs, but it does to everyday investors.
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The group started to really matter to the United States after September 11, 20123.
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He mentions issues—such as cyber security and climate change—that matter to him.
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It also converts about 2000 million tons of matter to energy as a byproduct.
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Brixmor said it had reported the matter to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Asciano has previously said it does not expect the matter to delay the deal.
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"You're spending money on something that doesn't matter to you as much," he said.
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But the US situation is a matter to be carefully analyzed by US economists.
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What should matter to the West is the strategic implications of Nusra's new name.
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Even if it doesn't matter to Dinosaur Jr. the way it matters to us.
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The Company considers the ongoing investigation to be a private matter to Mr. Collins.
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But those stark white surfaces matter to de Waal, and that's more than enough.
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Ossoff fired back, calling Trump "misinformed" about the issues that matter to Georgia voters.
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No, we'll not be doing DACA ... That's a matter to be discussed next year.
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The former staffer said she took the matter to Washington, D.C. police on Tuesday.
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We have now put this matter to our lawyers who will take appropriate action.
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It is a matter to consider and address in a measured and reasonable fashion.
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Does it matter to you whether people read it one way or the other?
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We'll see if it does matter to securing the 60 votes needed for confirmation.
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Or, if that doesn't matter to you, cooperate because it makes you look better.
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"It doesn't matter to me, as long as they don't catch it," Pujols said.
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If there were not good cause, it wouldn't matter to me what anybody says.
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People could be beating each other up back there – it wouldn't matter to me.
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At most, investigators can refer the matter to Police Department officials for possible review.
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"They can't convince their colleagues to bring the matter to the floor," Shumate said.
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A day earlier, Sanders referred questions on the matter to the President's outside counsel.
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Maybe you think this is a trivial matter to get all riled up about.
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Every baseball player knows that individual fundamentals matter to the success of the team.
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"I love knowing that they matter to other people enough to talk about it."
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Results, not intentions, matter to workers, and Obama's labor policies are proven job killers.
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Here are five reasons why the Venezuelan crisis should matter to all of us.
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That will surely matter to the fans, but much less so to the players.
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The sons and daughters of the wealthy knew the game wouldn't matter to them.
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After all, independent ownership does matter to many beer lovers — and for good reason.
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I'm very interested in meeting with members of both parties – doesn't matter to me.
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And when the reviews come out, a critic's opinion may matter to them deeply.
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In fact, Trump stated that Comey's take on Russia really didn't matter to him.
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"It didn't matter to them that I was the chief curator," Mr. Stayton said.
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Different tax regimes matter to the health of the republic in the 21st century.
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The only thing that seemed to matter to the jury was the breath test.
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When someone unarmed dies at hands of police, it must matter to us all.
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But nearly every other matter to come before the Senate hit a GOP roadblock.
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But this didn't matter to Erdoğan, and facts have similarly not mattered to Trump.
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All lives don't matter to the Tennessee legislature, but it's clear Confederate ones do.
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Experience, proficiency and expertise don't matter to this White House, and neither does honesty.
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Nevertheless, because Mr. Spicer referred this matter to DOJ, I am now asking you.
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No matter to what degree, experiencing mental illness for the first time is scary.
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If I play two minutes, three minutes, 11 minutes, it don't matter to me.
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You know, I just let him have it because it doesn't matter to me.
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Conyers has denied any wrongdoing and said he settled the matter to avoid litigation.
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I intend on bringing this matter to the attention of the court on Friday.
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Just two things matter to the market in 2019: the Fed and company earnings.
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But do they really matter to ordinary Italians and the rest of the world?
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It didn't matter to his base that he smoked crack cocaine while in office.
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It wasn't obvious what his songs were about, but that didn't matter to me.
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They would be willing to hurt many people, but that doesn't matter to them.
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The company does not expect the matter to change its earnings outlook, he said.
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"For the system to work, it has to matter to somebody," Mr. Guilarte said.
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His approval rating didn't deviate because gaffes simply don't matter to the average voter.
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Or, for that matter, to decide that they shouldn't have any water at all.
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It shouldn't matter to employers whether we are cis, trans, trans/nonbinary, or intersex.
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We tend to overemphasize small slights and slip ups that matter to a few.
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Don't matter to me what Donald Trump or anyone else says that I am.
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No one should have expected the lack of qualifications to matter to Mr. Trump.
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But the facts of this case, or any other, don't really matter to Trump.
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But the facts of this case, or any other, don't really matter to Trump.
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And she is competitive and intense enough that all that would matter to her.
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Instead, it would have kicked the matter to the Trump White House to solve.
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The proposal to send the matter to the church's ethics committee passed 417-388.
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"When the drug company is doing everything for free, it doesn't matter to them."
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"We expect this matter to be finally resolved by early next year," he added.
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When matter hits antimatter, both are destroyed, converting matter to energy via E=mc21.
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Mallinckrodt disputed the agency's complaint but said it settledto put the matter to rest.
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The court gave Trump's attorneys seven days to bring the matter to the justices.
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This is a chance for you to talk about issues that matter to you.
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Instead, Trump on Friday declared he would leave the matter to his top aide.
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These conversations matter to Latinos in battleground states like Florida, Arizona, Texas and Colorado.
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Kuczynski has denied any improper earnings and offered to explain the matter to Congress.
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Those features won&apost matter to everyone — but some will appreciate them. Set-up
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He takes positions opposed to my own on numerous questions that matter to me.
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I'm assuming you must be active on Facebook or this wouldn't matter to you.
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The details do not matter to Mr. Trump as much as dominating the debate.
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"Why should it matter to us?" he asked on the Senate floor on Thursday.
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Mr. Schumer referred the matter to the Capitol Hill police for a criminal investigation.
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He says whether or not you're aware your acquaintances sell doesn't matter to police.
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The facts, however, may not matter to Trump as much as the debate itself.
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If I want to dress a certain way one day, it doesn't matter to me.
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Why should Syria matter to those casting their ballots in just over a month's time?
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I am here to acknowledge their stories, to say they matter, to say their names.
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Will any of this matter to Trump's supporters or, more broadly, to the 2020 electorate?
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A former Marine brought the matter to the attention of the Marine Corps last month.
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What should matter to them is that they are acting exactly according to Yiannopoulos's playbook.
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In these instances, my advice is to look for other things that matter to you.
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Develop Their Self Image Your kids need to know how much you matter to them.
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Last week, Tiffany & Co. showed how much well-heeled Chinese tourists matter to retailers abroad.
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ADEL, Iowa — It doesn't matter to anyone, not at all, that Pete Buttigieg is gay.
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This is not to say that preferences about risk do not matter to investment choices.
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Now, let's head off the arguments that gender or race don't matter to the stories.
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So we set out to learn what really does matter to these young female voters.
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But that is not likely to matter to Guinness, which relies on Twin Galaxies records.
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Warning, some of it may seem a little wonky, but it may matter to you.
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If expertise does not matter to primary voters, what's the point of tackling hard questions?
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Not that that will matter to the U.S. Justice Department, which heralded the federal ruling.
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Facts do matter to an awful lot of people, and some of them are here.
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That U.S. economic fundamentals appear strong has not seemed to matter to Wall Street investors.
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US defense officials said that it a diplomatic and legal matter to be separately resolved.
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A spokesman for Mahyco said it was referring all questions on the matter to Bayer.
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Britain's clout would be greater still, especially in areas that matter to it, like finance.
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But even a big victory doesn't really matter to Sanders's chances of winning the nomination.
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This entire [art] world could disappear, and it wouldn't matter to the people back home.
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ANODE, a lobby for alternative retail energy suppliers, had taken the matter to the court.
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The two critical things in that period that really, I think, matter to us today.
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I just want it to be about the people that really, really matter to us.
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We are investigating this matter to determine what was behind the appearance of this autocompletion.
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What's important to you, let's say, like nice weather, may not matter to someone else.
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But they just couldn't figure out how to bring the serious subject matter to life.
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You don't have to be older, rich or Warren Buffett for that matter, to invest.
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It doesn't matter to Apple whether the fight is over a passcode or over encryption.
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Twenty-seven members favored taking the matter to a tribunal and 33 were null votes.
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What if it wasn't ... What if Facebook didn't matter to you in the long run?
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Angela is a chunky chimp and nearly bald, but that stuff doesn't matter to Pierre.
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Does this bit of history matter to anyone other than the artist or Mr. Newburg?
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My salary didn't matter to us anyway; he still made many times what I did.
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Here are 10 things that matter to sex workers, as well as women in general.
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These starts matter to him, and he shows it, wears his emotion on his sleeve.
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It was the personal lobbying of Sylvester Stallone that brought the matter to Trump's attention.
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"Does it matter to you that I believe the world is flat?" he asked reporters.
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They are not just things; they are sentient beings with lives that matter to them.
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I find ageism (and obesity, for that matter) to be the last acceptable contemporary biases.
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Ethernet-over-HDMI won't matter to most users, but all of our recommendations support it.
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Neither Corrigan nor her attorney, Gloria Allred, would comment on the matter to CNN Monday.
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Low state income taxes matter to seniors, but they're not the only issue to consider.
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That should be enough time for matter to orbit several times around the black hole.
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Roberts could now refer the matter to the full court to determine the next step.
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The days I get to prove to you just how much you matter to me.
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At a court appearance Friday, a judge referred his bail matter to a circuit court.
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The president's aides reportedly said he should leave the matter to the Department of Justice.
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I like that, looking for the little joys are what matter to me in life.
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It doesn't matter to me about any of that fan vs person or whatever status.
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So you need to focus on your energy on things that truly matter to you.
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Consistency with those values is the only litmus test that ought to matter to us.
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There was no medical infrastructure — or educational or financial, for that matter — to support them.
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I also concluded that it didn't matter to me that this wasn't the real Metallica.
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When it comes to the death penalty, guilt or innocence shouldn't really matter to Christians.
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But at least one of the letter's writers considers the matter to be more sinister.
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"We win this argument, we wish the matter to be over," he told the justices.
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" Ms. Whitmer described her approach as being "tethered to the things that matter to people.
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The 'matter' to which the letter refers to is Ito's reported connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
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Why should it matter to the audience who wins the fight between conservationists and owners?
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Whether that means playing more or taking a week off does not matter to him.
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The judge held that the fee payment was a matter to be decided by AAA.
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She said it didn't matter to her because she hadn't planned to be there anyway.
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Here's a piece on why the German elections matter to the rest of the world.
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This did not matter to my husband and daughter, who were in love with her.
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Lastly, a memo to Buttigieg: The random comment in Spanish really doesn't matter to Latinos.
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Mr. Takano received complaints about those efforts and referred the matter to the inspector general.
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My parents assured him that the color of the teacher's skin didn't matter to us.
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It's kind of demoralizing to realize that that is not really matter to the Senate.
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The shape of the finished trick doesn't matter to him — or, I've learned, to me.
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A smoky voice on the phone, like roughened velvet, has a confidential matter to discuss.
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Mallinckrodt disputed the agency's complaint but said it settled to put the matter to rest.
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He just needs to speak to the issues that matter to them, clearly and continuously.
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All that seems to matter to many is that their side is the eventual winner.
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Ted Cruz said he's waiting for the matter to make it over to the Senate.
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"We are looking into the matter to understand the facts," NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy said.
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It does not matter to him that this would exponentially increase the president's legal jeopardy.
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And somehow it mattered to Democrats, but it didn't matter to the public at large.
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You need no familiarity with, nor interest in, the subject matter to enjoy the show.
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That included referring the matter to the appropriate dispute resolution forum, the IPIC statement said.
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Whether I start out the season or come in later, it doesn't matter to me.
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The U.S. Embassy in Bangkok referred CNN's questions about the matter to Thai law enforcement.
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The Commission next will take the matter to the World Trade Organization, the statement said.
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"He should focus on the issues that actually matter to Americans, like immigration," he said.
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We are looking into the matter to ensure that our patients' needs are handled properly.
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However, the functional look didn't really matter to me thanks to how well they performed.
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I had to make a decision and I realized that money didn't matter to me.
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That was the ultimate moment of 'I don't matter to Elmer, I'm just free labor.
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Before starting this trip I had the perception that human lives matter to the Europeans and people who live in first-world countries, but here I learned that only their own lives matter to them and no other human lives have any value to them.
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As Ashley (Jamie Neumann) tells Abby (Margarita Levieva), it doesn't really matter to whom you're beholden.
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So what if you look like Lucky Luciano, that doesn&apost matter to us at all.
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Ahead, some of the young women we spoke with on the issues that matter to them.
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He had lost or sold all of his belongings before but it didn't matter to him.
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This time around, however, there is great debate over whether rising rates really matter to housing.
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This causes the matter to kink aside and lose energy, which is radiated outwards as light.
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Those are the people that matter to me, and that I know I can contribute to.
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And they want us to focus on the other vital issues that matter to them too.
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A former Marine originally brought the matter to the attention of the Marine Corps last month.
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It is extraordinarily difficult to reconcile opposing points of view on issues that matter to people.
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Successful bargains are generally struck by exploiting the fact that different things matter to different people.
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She reported the matter to Turkish authorities and received a case number in an automated email.
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Mr. Mitchell said he intended to put the matter to rest by replaying his high score.
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This may not seem like much, but it can matter to those on a fixed income.
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Those are the Star Wars signifiers that matter to me, and they're all here in abundance.
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However, the Apple Watch could be the first to matter to a wider range of consumers.
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A two-thirds majority is needed to move the matter to Brazil's upper house, the Senate.
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It's finally time for these companies to show why VR matter to everyone, not just gamers.
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Nor can Marie add much organic matter to the soil, which would help it retain water.
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These are hardly radical innovations but are new to American finance, and they matter to customers.
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When he brought the matter to the police, he was told it wasn't "worth" looking into.
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"That doesn't matter to me," the music mogul, 47, tells PEOPLE exclusively about his latest accolade.
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The Commission declined to comment on the matter to Reuters, saying the SIS report was classified.
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They are able to penetrate solid matter to some degree, but are eventually absorbed by it.
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Color doesn't matter to spouses who became widows or children who became orphans in an instant.
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Republican voters have other things on their minds that matter to them more than health care.
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We have pressing issues that matter to the right, left, and middle of the political spectrum.
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Here's why what is happening in the South American country should matter to all of us.
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It doesn't matter to Trump that the cast of Hamilton was polite and respectful to Pence.
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He hopes that his voluntary release of these recordings will help put this matter to rest.
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But still there is this push and pull, from the subject matter to how it's depicted.
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Unfortunately, nuances of immigration policy do not seem to matter to some of our fellow citizens.
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" Some of the demonstrators chanted "Black Lives Matter," to which Trump responded with "All lives matter.
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Some reports chalked up the Vinson matter to miscommunication between the military and the White House.
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There are lots of problems, according to Oliver: Does this matter to Trump and his supporters?
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So I tend to be closer to the loops of things that really matter to people.
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And the system supports video compression formats that matter to pros, like CinemaDNG and Apple ProRes.
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"If there were not good cause, it wouldn't matter to me what anybody says," he testifies.
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"The archdiocese has reported the matter to, and is cooperating with, law enforcement," Ms. Margiotta said.
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The source and content of the plates both do and don't matter to her, it seems.
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The athletic organization has reportedly referred the matter to the New Jersey Division on Civil Rights.
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The San Francisco-based company allows anyone to share ideas and perspectives that matter to them.
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The board had made its own inquiries and voted to refer the matter to Mr. Vance.
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The athletic organization also reportedly referred the matter to the New Jersey Division on Civil Rights.
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Now the Special Counsel's office is telling us they've referred the matter to the FBI pic.twitter.
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The department referred the matter to Inspector General Michael Horowitz shortly after Trump's tweet on Sunday.
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But that's no matter to the Democrats, who would prefer President Trump not staff his government.
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Only 61 percent of Democrats said the candidates are talking about issues that matter to them.
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And it should matter to anyone who wants to confront hatred and the violence it spawns.
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Offered the opportunity to put the matter to rest, he referred back to that enigmatic statement.
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The FBI referred a call on the matter to the Justice Department, which did not respond.
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It didn't matter to him that he behaved like a bully in order to get noticed.
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Historically, gender-based violence has been viewed as a private matter to be resolved among individuals.
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Tressel is not sure the precise day it does, because it does not matter to him.
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Matter To help his readers fathom evolution, Charles Darwin asked them to consider their own hands.
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It may have been a simple matter to shift from one kind of tissue to another.
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So I wouldn't run — or even stroll, for that matter — to buy a virtual-reality system.
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The Labour Party, which took power the next year, submitted the matter to a public vote.
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Zinke's office referred the matter to the Office of Inspector General (OIG), which took it up.
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So I don't know how I got her because, you know, beauty doesn't matter to me.
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" Asked if the top speed didn't matter to clients, he said: "I know this for sure.
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This, he says, might leave room for us to prioritize relationships that matter to us currently.
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There's another matter to be dealt with, of course: her first husband, Frank Randall (Tobias Menzies).
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I hate to say we are watching as a fiction, but it didn't matter to viewers.
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Why does it matter to anyone else how I budget my money or manage my health?
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A spokesman for the governing National Congress Party declined to comment on the matter to CNN.
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But those emails did not show how Judge Kavanaugh eventually presented the matter to Mr. Bush.
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But it didn't matter to me what the brand was if it was a good story.
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"He has time and time again treated constituents like they don't matter to him," she said.
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I was expecting what I wouldn't like, and it turned out not to matter to me.
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The question was no small matter; to him, filmmaking was scarcely divisible from the political moment.
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I've been able to discern the spaces that matter to me and the spaces that don't.
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It won't matter to the reporters or the readers, and it won't get you written about.
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Uber has repeatedly denied the accusations and has separately sought to take the matter to arbitration.
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"I know she's resting in peace, and it doesn't matter to her any more," says Margaret.
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The Navy says it is currently investigating the matter to determine the cause of the collision.
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Just because scientists may consider the matter to be settled, though, doesn't mean the public does.
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Whether we're mentioned as one of the greatest teams or not, that doesn't matter to me.
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One loses track, because it just doesn't matter — or at least it doesn't matter to me.
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It does not matter to him that they are the elected representatives of millions of Americans.
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It does not matter to him that they are the elected representatives of millions of Americans.
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Indigenous voices matter to all of us as we move into an ever more uncertain future.
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Mornings matter to Ferriss because "if you win the morning, you win the day," he writes.
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Instead, she released a statement on Thursday saying she had referred the matter to the FBI.
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It is quite another matter to come up with a coherent strategy to address that imbalance.
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Maybe not, but that appears not to matter to a large portion of the Republican electorate.
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It is a debate about causation and study design that frankly won't matter to most people.
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On July 23, 1986, Vice President George Bush put the matter to rest, siding with Republicans.
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But almost every closed-door hearing connected to the Russia matter to date has had leaks.
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Robert Mathis wrote about the experience on Facebook, which brought the matter to the city's attention.
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It didn't matter to me that these are older products because Incase products always look modern.
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Feinstein said she referred the matter to the FBI and that the woman had requested confidentiality.
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LNG exports matter to the U.S., particularly in its quest to become a dominant energy exporter.
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Does it matter to him — or surprise him — that he still has the game's top salary?
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Rather, we want to see that you genuinely care about the issues that matter to us.
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What could tie this matter to Mueller's probe, though, is a potential connection to Michael Flynn.
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Old Mutual declined to comment after Moyo announced his plan to take the matter to court.
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But their students do not do so well on tests that matter to the students themselves.
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Still, Léger is complex enough in his subject matter to challenge the humanist conceptions of 'man.
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"It really did not matter to me whether I was found guilty or innocent," he said.
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It doesn't really affect you and it's not important, but it must matter to someone, somewhere.
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The nitty-gritty also doesn't particularly matter to millions of subscribers who just want to know where their favorite shows are going to end up, but those details do matter to content companies with certain distribution rights that are launching streaming services this year and next.
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To warn them that even if their adopted child's race didn't matter to them, it would matter to others — that it would be brought up, in countless situations they could not hope to control, in ways and in words that might not even reach their ears?
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According to Chinese media the hospital has reported the matter to the police as a potential fraud.
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I make more time for the things that matter to me because suddenly I have more time.
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Does that matter to the perception of a nominee when the media purport that kind of color?
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There's only so much plant matter to go around for our energy needs — so who gets priority?
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Voters know he is an effective brawler, but that's not what will matter to them in November.
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The things that matter to keep Emirates safe, Saudis safe, Kuwaitis safe, Bahrainis safe and Americans safe.
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He will continue to cooperate and appreciates the opportunity to assist in putting this matter to rest.
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The two look to engage viewers with color and subject matter, to inspire them with new perspectives.
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"It's also supposed to matter to them that their content creators are being paid fairly," Fischer says.
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The premise here is that what sits underneath Cloud Foundry shouldn't have to matter to the developer.
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We are continuing to work with them and hope to bring this matter to an appropriate resolution.
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Avon and Somerset Police said they had referred the matter to the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC).
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I make more time for the things that matter to me because suddenly I have more time.
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Does any of that matter to you as a player or is it just cool for fans?
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It's going to be great when our ideas, our values, things that matter to us are considered.
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Personal development, interpersonal skills and ethics matter to them, but students still expect a return on investment.
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The bottom line: "Political objectives matter to the Kremlin in a zero-sum worldview," the report claims.
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The 32-year-old tells friends that other peoples' opinions don't matter to her, says the source.
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The White House has referred the US swimmers' matter to the State Department, a spokesperson said. Sen.
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Is that important to you, as an investor, to stop that, or it doesn't matter to you?
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Since Ivanov was involved, the affair escalated from a personal matter to a matter of national security.
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She said the firm would allow the trading firms involved in the matter to buy the refineries.
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But right now, on timescales that matter to people, it is people who will decide its fate.
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It will matter to most of Cuba's 2580m people, who have no easy way off the island.
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"UltiPeeps [the company's nickname for employees] matter to us," says Vivian Maza, Ultimate Software's chief people officer.
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"They all share the motivation to matter, to be somebody, to have respect and power," Kruglanski said.
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You may be wondering: Why does this matter to anyone other than the scientists who study alcohol?
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It is not clear what Mr. Mueller saw that made him refer the matter to other prosecutors.
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Ultimately, it doesn't matter to me if my mother's cooking was better or worse than any restaurant.
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He promised to pay her back, but that did not matter to someone on a fixed income.
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Ellison said he would put the matter to a vote of the 85033-member body as chairman.
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One great thing about MMA is that a fighter's wins and losses only matter to a point.
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The all-consuming political battles that marked life in the time of Castro don't matter to them.
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Center left or far right, the outcome of the Israeli elections largely did not matter to Palestinians.
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The chosen states offer the best options in the financial and lifestyle categories that matter to retirees.
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That doesn't matter to tech giants like Apple and Amazon, who use music to promote other products.
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"It would be negligent for anyone involved in the matter to not retain counsel," Weaver told Politico.
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Nevertheless, Russia and wiretapping filled the headlines at the expense of issues that matter to American voters.
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If you're texting your best friend, for example, one Tapback probably won't matter to you at all.
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Before making her California dreams come true, Peggy has one last matter to settle in New York.
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Quantum machines — which exploit quantum properties of matter to encode information — are widely expected to revolutionize computing.
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And while they may not be of "HBO quality," that doesn't seem to matter to the audience.
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If it finds evidence of impeachable offenses, it will refer the matter to the House Judiciary Committee.
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Their lack of realness didn't matter to each other because their emotions, at least K's, were authentic.
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They detect the movement of water molecules in white matter to determine the health of the nerves.
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Lawmakers repeatedly brought up the matter to Zuckerberg, who said he doesn't know why they were removed.
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We are looking into this immediately and have referred this matter to the Inspector General as well.
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The Commerce Department faced a Sunday (yesterday) deadline to send its recommendation on the matter to Trump.
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But that didn't seem to matter to him as much as whether I got the story right.
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It didn't much matter to a frightened public that McCarthy could not even keep his accusations straight.
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That the game was still young and the score was still close did not matter to Collins.
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Yet, I have not changed my position on any specific regulatory matter to accommodate the bank's interests.
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But none of this will likely matter to the already VRA-hostile conservatives on the Supreme Court.
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But Trump's views on women should matter to voters, just as his views of Latinos should matter.
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It's big, but doesn't feel indispensable to most Internet users or, for that matter, to most advertisers.
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If American values of justice don't matter to diplomacy, they appear to matter even less at home.
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"I can tee up… the opportunity spaces that are really going to matter to consumers," Kaushik said.
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By keeping major costs low, I'm able to spend more on the things that matter to me.
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It appears not to matter to Shelby that Crutcher had no gun or knife or baseball bat.
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The fact that a person is charged, and whether it's a strong case, doesn't matter to me.
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His curiosity also makes Van Ness remarkably well-informed, particularly on the issues that matter to him.
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If individuals receive the email, we encourage them to report the matter to their local police service.
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"It didn't matter to Adam if it was against a right- or left-handed pitcher," Baker said.
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VICE: Does it really matter to my health right now if I drink, say, twice a week?
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Dr. Frederick said he reported the matter to the United States Department of Education in July 2017.
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" Judge Skretny referred the matter to one of his magistrates, saying, "Whatever time it takes, it takes.
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The committee plans to make a recommendation regarding the matter to senior management before the company's Jan.
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These are bread-and-butter issues, which matter to every American -- it's right that they were addressed.
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"Really it didn't even matter to me," said Mr. Flores, who signed a waiver for no compensation.
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Another example is to offer a drugmaker a big prize for new drugs that matter to society.
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Jokes matter to this old man, and he makes telling them seem like an act of vulnerability.
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That kicks the matter to Congress to decide whether to reimpose sanctions, which could threaten the agreement.
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Think about the topics that matter most to you, and think about why they matter to you.
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After a spreadsheet about adjunct salaries went viral, professors discuss why their struggle should matter to everyone.
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Nor did it matter to the millions pouring onto the streets of Paris and Marseille and Lyon.
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And then there is a final tricky matter to consider: how to properly bury a giant steer.
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Why did his ill-informed opinions on everything from China to Barack Obama's birthplace matter to millions?
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A federal judge on Tuesday referred the matter to a United States magistrate judge for a hearing.
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The question of motive wasn't "relevant" to his argument and "doesn't matter" to him, Dershowitz told Wallace.
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Mr. Schoof took the matter to court, but he said that the case has not been heard.
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"We will send this matter to the court tomorrow," an official at the lower house told Reuters.
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I look forward to her continued involvement in issues that matter to the people of the 94th.
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After being asked about the meeting, the younger Trump and Kushner confirmed the matter to the Times.
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Rather than leaving the matter to Mueller, the House will finally be joining the genuine investigative process.
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Bank earnings could underwhelm investors, but it won't matter to the market, says veteran analyst Dick Bove.
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" Seth Eisen, a MasterCard spokesman, said the company was "pleased to bring this matter to a close.
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Yet, it doesn't talk about the issues that matter to most Americans – the economy and national security.
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But before officially answering questions on Thursday, Ms. Rosenthal had a more pressing matter to attend to.
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I don't know if it will matter to them, but it seems important, and they should know.
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"Our resources are singularly dedicated to regaining full operability and investigating this matter to completion," he said.
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I promise the previous very nerdy paragraph has implications that matter to more than just Android developers.
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However, this may not matter to you at all if your main goal is paying off debt.
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I just want to win, whichever way that goes with both, two, one, doesn't matter to me.
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During the conversation, the pair talked about how to advocate for issues that matter to young people.
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Then, the impeachment articles charge, Trump stonewalled investigations of the matter to prevent it from becoming public.
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That decision may just be a matter, to borrow Underwood's words, of facing Trumpism bravely and squarely.
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Priebus declined to say what he thought Trump should do and left the matter to Trump's attorneys.
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Failing to solve the fake news problem might not matter to Facebook's business in the short term.
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It did not matter to her that Clarkson was a relatively small school in a small town.
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The State Supreme Court justices have asked for briefs on the matter to be filed by Monday.
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In short, co-determination proved neutral to strongly positive for all the measures that matter to capitalists.
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The New York Times needs to take initiative on this matter to avoid discriminating against these readers.
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The court will now examine whether there is enough evidence for the matter to go to trial.
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But the president's endorsement did not seem to matter to some voters, including supporters of Mr. Trump.
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It's time for our senators to answer: Do the rights of your LGBTQ constituents matter to you?
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Suddenly, balance sheets and profits seem to matter to investors again, Axios Markets editor Dion Rabouin writes.
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Sanders can do so by emphasizing working-class issues that matter to voters across the ideological spectrum.
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Funnily, boys weren't too fussed either way—empathy didn't matter to them when selecting their female friends.
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Whether it is a virtual fabric, flames, hair or other virtual entities does not matter to me.
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They matter to how the world treats you, but they also matter to how you feel about the world, and the very same label can have very different subjective meanings for the people who bear it, and it can also lead to very different objective results in different circumstances.
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But Polish Deputy Foreign Minister Szymon Szynkowski vel Sek said Warsaw wanted the matter "to be clarified unequivocally".
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"The company agreed to settle this matter to avoid the expense and uncertainty of protracted litigation," CVS said.
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The country did not need the matter to be effectively decided in a public press conference by Comey.
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Particle colliders accelerate tiny bits of matter to velocities close to the speed of light, slamming them together.
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Russia, of course, will bristle at the new measures — but that doesn't seem to matter to the administration.
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The Snoopy toy never actually made it to space, but that didn't seem to matter to its purchasers.
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"These schemes have touched far too many people in quick time to not matter to them," he wrote.
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Dip these unsightly creatures into warm butter, and they instantly become a different matter to most of us.
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None of it seemed to matter to his supporters, who stuck with their man despite all his troubles.
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The other stuff (laughing)-- CW-1: That will be up to you guys, it doesn't matter to me.
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The House Oversight Committee voted to hold her in contempt Wednesday, sending the matter to the full House.
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If you're just a regular shareholder, you have no say anyway, so it may not matter to you.
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Later, Vera Rubin and Kent Ford used unseen dark matter to explain why galaxies themselves don't fly apart.
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But judge J. Raymond Doherty of Scotland's top civil court declined to refer the matter to the ECJ.
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But this won't matter to a troubling number of Americans who have mixed feelings about their Muslim neighbors.
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In any case, he said, it doesn't matter to him that his wife is not an Australian national.
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France says there were more important and timely topics like Black Lives Matter to talk about that season.
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The stories we are told matter to us immensely, whether we choose to believe in them or not.
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"It doesn't matter to me what the politicians decide, one state or 100 states," al-Sheikh Ali said.
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Refinery29 explored the issues that matter to millennial female voters this spring with our Vote Your Values poll.
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But that truly doesn't matter to Miller — and why should it, when traffic to her website grows monthly?
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But if she increases her majority by as much as expected, they will matter to her far less.
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The Koch network has argued that Cramer is "inconsistent" on issues that matter to them, including free trade.
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Refinery29 explored the issues that matter to millennial women voters this spring with our Vote Your Values poll.
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So these tools matter to Facebook, and you can bet the company will revisit them again this year.
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The company filed a notice that it was appealing the matter to the DC Circuit on Oct. 9.
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Business ties and profits, which used to cement the relationship, have become one more matter to fight over.
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I don't know how they found out we were in need, and it doesn't really matter to me.
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It won't matter to Trump that the Clinton campaign says her session at FBI head quarters was voluntary.
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Ford is taking time away from Matter to consider his next steps after seven years at the helm.
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So, what are the issues that matter to this key demographic and how are their views being shaped?
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The group of Republican voters who brought the case then appealed the matter to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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It can read more file types than anything Amazon is producing, but that might not matter to you.
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Likewise, the company said it was fully cooperating and expected to bring the matter to "an appropriate resolution."
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The ultimate question is how much season three's imperfections should matter to Stranger Things fans, if at all.
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" What they're saying: Mary Barra, CEO, GM: "1 big thing that will matter to women is equal pay.
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What the candidates say about the details of public policy will matter to some extent, particularly for Trump.
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But when something in Russia inconveniences ordinary people, it's of no matter to people in power at all.
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Having said that, did any of this seem to matter to people who stumbled across the unofficial exhibit?
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It might also matter to the just-filed New York attorney general's lawsuit against Trump and his charity.
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"This is a matter to be decided by the legislative branch of government, not the executive branch," Rep.
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"We are currently investigating the matter to understand what happened and take immediate action," an IKEA spokeswoman said.
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These rankings still matter to artists, labels, managers, publicists, concert promoters, and others in the music business ecosystem.
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Here's a primer from Doug Criss why the crisis in Venezuela should matter to all of us. 3.
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"It is a very serious matter to shut down the airline," Mahathir told a news conference at parliament.
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It said on Monday it would now take the matter to Germany's highest court, the Federal Constitutional Court.
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Mkhwebane said Ramaphosa had violated an executive ethics code and referred the matter to the speaker of parliament.
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Trey Gowdy of South Carolina called "felonious" leaks of classified information about the matter to the news media.
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Maybe it doesn't matter to Facebook, because so many new memories are being created on Instagram every second.
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The investigation concluded that Makhlouf's decision to refer the matter to the police was made in good faith.
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Sustainability, clean energy, impact investing matter to the millennials and will gain in importance in the coming years.
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I think it's more important than ever that we speak out on the things that matter to us.
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Pipeline decisions matter to me from a policy standpoint, but more importantly, they are close to my heart.
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That should matter to every single person who can hear my voice, in New York City and beyond.
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However, it seems that Mueller has largely handed off the matter to other prosecutors in the Justice Department.
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But most of those, and all of those meta-projects, only matter to people already in the space.
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Your work and what you produce need to matter to you before anyone else can care about it.
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But it does matter to those of us who live in the United States and love this country.
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Instead, let us judge Tom Coughlin by the only numbers that truly matter to hardcore fans: betting lines.
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That's why the fine details matter to me, because that's how I want my teams to be defined.
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But this is of little matter to a patient who experiences a dramatic remission from an unapproved drug.
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Even before the vote, Austria's anti-nuclear government had brought the matter to the European Court of Justice.
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"It is a very serious matter to shut down the airline," Mahathir told a news conference at parliament.
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" He said Roe has been "reaffirmed many times" and that he believes the matter to be "settled law.
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He said he finds the three things that will always matter to customers, and he focuses on them.
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Issues such as health care and anti-corruption efforts seem to matter to suburban voters more than immigration.
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Does any of this matter to the President, Mitch McConnell, Paul Ryan and most Republican members of Congress?
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Together, we will accelerate momentum for driving conversations that matter to the most powerful youth audience in history.
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Until something affects consumer confidence or interest rates or global growth, it really shouldn't really matter to fundamentals.
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The university referred the matter to the university police department, which in turn gave it to the FBI.
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The runner on third wasn't going to matter to Counsell if reliever Oliver Drake got the batter out.
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Being open to discussing the things that matter to you is not some premium perk in a relationship.
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Why not have students create and perform their own rap battles about the issues that matter to them?
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We want to be witnessed by the people who matter to us: our civic, professional, and spiritual communities.
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Whether my co-workers liked my voice really didn't matter to me because they couldn't hear me anyway.
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Plus, the political conventional wisdom was that the issue didn't matter to most voters except politically indifferent stoners.
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Sales volumes matter to Porsche, but bear in mind that the company isn't trying to sell to everybody.
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"What's at stake here are two things that really matter to both companies," Disney and Comcast, Auletta said.
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He wondered whether someone on the commission's staff gave approval without referring the matter to the full commission.
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The health ministry had reported the matter to the police and also sent officials to the man's home.
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"I'm 1 person, and it shouldn't matter to him," the user, @Its_RianM, wrote after publicizing Chance's vexed response.
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That didn't matter to the police officer, who quickly notified ICE that it had Jose Alvarez in custody.
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Yet in that quest for meaning, we can so often shunt aside the people who matter to us.
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This news, while it may matter to President Trump and his family, has little consequence for the country.
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Matter To scientists who study lakes and rivers, it seems humans have embarked on a huge unplanned experiment.
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"The relative numbers don't matter to me," said John Walsh, a former chairman of the Massachusetts Democratic Party.
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That may not matter to connoisseurs, who know that the taste of bluefin depends on what it eats.
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Democrats should, by all means, continue fighting for the issues that matter to metropolitan America, like civil rights.
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The White House referred questions on the matter to the Interior Department, where a spokeswoman declined to comment.
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What we do and what we love can matter to us only because we understand ourselves as mortal.
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It doesn't matter to the dead whether they were sacrificed for mankind's happiness or shot for their wallets.
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Berwald's engaging account of these delicate, often ignored creatures shows how much they matter to our oceans' future.
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She's deciding to speak out on the subjects that matter to her, and to own what she says.
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In March 2014, the attorney general for Northern Ireland referred the matter to prosecutors for a fresh review.
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Online dating can make it easy to change behavior, and even lower the standards that matter to us.
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He has said that his case has been prejudiced by lengthy delays in bringing the matter to trial.
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"Those are things that matter to them," says Paul Golden, spokesman for the National Endowment for Financial Education.
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Ireland, meantime, dismissed a petition to get involved in the case, leaving the matter to the local government.
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One measure that could matter to Tehran if reimposed would restore an essentially blanket arms embargo on Iran.
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Here is a rundown of the differences, and why they could matter to your job and bank account.
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I was just another face in the crowd, and I didn't matter to a whole lot of people.
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Delhi Vyapar Mahasangh, a group that represents micro and small-sized businesses, brought the matter to the CCI.
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If the government's growth agenda is put in jeopardy, then that will "definitely matter" to markets, he said.
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Nearly everyone can benefit from giving in ways that matter to them, whether it's financially, socially or personally.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, have encouraged him to leave the impeachment matter to lawyers and communications specialists.
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But he said the failure to put the matter to a final vote would be a bigger risk.
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So why does any of this matter to employers and millions of Americans covered by employer-sponsored plans?
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If artistic expression plays some fundamental role in childhood development, shouldn't it still matter to us as adults?
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Trump suggested that Cruz go to federal court and seek an opinion to put the matter to rest.
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Joyce asked for the matter to be referred to Australia's High Court for a ruling on his eligibility.
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"It didn't matter (to the hospital) that his wife of 58 years wasn't there for that," she said.
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Stories like Earwood's matter to the company, and how staff and fighters are treated is a top priority.
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But they skip over it like it's just another snappy gag that doesn't really matter to the story.
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Why should the opinion of Director-Secretary-His-Excellency-General of Alphabet Soup International Agency matter to anyone?
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The deal was approved after the SPD put the matter to a postal ballot of its 460,000 members.
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"We need to put this (matter) to rest ... If there is any wrongdoing, it must be exposed," Ramaphosa said.
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The concept of an executive-level infrastructure push has itself become a bit of a laughing matter to critics.
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It may seem strange that anecdotes would matter to monetary policymakers, given the swathes of statistics at their disposal.
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Full of humility, Aly addressed how winning the award didn't matter to him so much as people like him.
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Scientists have to figure out which tumor cells matter to the growth of the cancer and which ones don't.
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Gee isn't up for reelection in this or any future November, so public opinion (theoretically) doesn't matter to her.
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He was just that way, and it didn't matter to him one bit that his daughter was listening in.
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That does matter to those families and those that have been grieving and looking to bury their loved ones.
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Some have even argued that schools should stop handling sexual assault cases and leave the matter to the police.
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Before Tuesday night, the timeline didn't matter to Goldberg — she planned to stay on Obamacare and finish her treatment.
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Due to privacy protections, CBP referred the matter to the Office of Refugee Resettlement, according to an agency spokesperson.
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The investigation, however, concluded that Makhlouf's decision to refer the matter to the police was made in good faith.
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We are going to do the same with voice services, bringing all the services that matter to every home.
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"It don't really matter to me because ain't nobody gonna help me no way, I help myself," she said.
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That doesn't seem to matter to Trump, since he has now ordered the creation of the space-focused service.
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We often think about this as connecting you with your friends and family -- those who matter to you most.
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Wangzhou Fortune revealed last Thursday that it had lost contact with Yang and reported the matter to Shanghai police.
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If you were not sure whose piece you were hearing, that clearly did not matter to the individual composers.
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In May, Roshan vanished into the temple to present the matter to his most trusted authority: the goddess Kali.
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Instead of imagining a trip to Las Vegas, it's a simpler matter to consider switching contexts to just Nevada.
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In response, Sanders called Trump a liar, saying that his comments should not matter to anybody on the stage.
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It is a tradition of thought that goes back, for the sake of the matter, to at least 1957.
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The bank has said that it immediately terminated them after uncovering their misconduct and reported the matter to authorities.
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It felt like a genuine gesture from someone who's proved beyond doubt that women's rights matter to her greatly.
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What we need is for women—and everyone, for that matter—to march toward a better tomorrow with us.
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Kool-Aid said he had sold it six months earlier, but that didn't seem to matter to the detective.
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The gravity of black holes causes orbiting matter to travel at rip-roaring speeds, approaching the speed of light.
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She later announced that she would sell her stake in the property to put the controversial matter to rest.
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Before you open up Amazon or visit your nearest Best Buy store, consider what priorities actually matter to you.
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A Swiss group pushing the initiative has collected enough signatures necessary to put the matter to a popular vote.
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An IHEC spokesman declined to comment and said he was unauthorized to speak on this matter to the media.
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Lilo joined the account later, which only added to Lionel's already impressive numbers, but that doesn't matter to him.
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"People who matter to me the most just love and accept me for who I am," she said tearfully.
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"We know you want this matter to be finalised," Ramaphosa told a crowd of ANC supporters in Cape Town.
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But the things that most matter to her in the apartment "aren't in the way of furniture," she said.
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We want to thank the members of our community, and the press, for bringing this matter to our attention.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: How much do, if at all, to follow up on Scott's question, do elections matter to investors?
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But that will not matter to voters who fear losing jobs or income due to declining economic conditions. Complacency.
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That didn't seem to matter to Trump, and the exchange electrified Twitter, who worried about freedom of the press.
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Based on the justified concerns expressed by our lead staff investigators, we referred this matter to the Speaker's Office.
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" His mother Natasha Evans, 37, joked about her son not knowing the royal mom: "It didn't matter to Josh.
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"Evidence about health is only relevant if it addresses things that matter to patients," van Driel said by email.
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It would matter to me what their current view is, and it probably deserves more than a Twitter conversation.
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We have acted decisively, launching our own thorough and comprehensive investigation and referring the matter to the Metropolitan Police.
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Of course, the big question is whether Trump's history of bigoted, sexist and other inflammatory comments matter to voters?
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Problem is, that won't matter to the Tar Heels, because they don't shoot three-pointers in the first place.
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Weaver told reporters that the campaign expects the matter to be resolved before Ohio holds its primary next Tuesday.
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The host gives way to women writers so that they can elaborate on the issues that matter to women.
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Democrats have been bringing up the matter to highlight the issue and to force Republicans to take tough votes.
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The USDA is already calling for major changes and at least one state is taking the matter to heart.
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Will any of that matter to voters, or is your being the "Satanic candidate" going to overshadow everything else?
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The American Voter Guide offers a clear, simple set of contrasts on the issues that matter to young voters.
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If you want to talk about issues again that matter to the American people, I'm happy to do that.
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She asks them to make two lists: of things that stress them; and of things that matter to them.
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The union took the matter to the NLRB, where an administrative law judge again ruled in favor of Verizon.
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From Black Lives Matter to the second life of Democratic Socialists of America, the left is on the move.
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But Mr. Beigel taught geography in a way that made her understand, and made the subject matter to her.
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It does matter to an extent but that being said, for me the bigger issue is an engagement component.
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Trump said last month that he didn't know about the payment and deferred questions about the matter to Cohen.
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The difference can only matter to a high-frequency trader for whom a few millionths of a second matter.
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Flynn, the source said, lied to the vice president and he lied on the same matter to federal authorities.
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If there is no objection, the committee could refer the matter to a vote before the GOP-controlled House.
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Thomas Waldhauser referred the matter to the Naval Criminal Investigative Service for a second investigation into the August raid.
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As the transcript reflects, I offered to take the matter to the Capitol Hill Police to open an investigation.
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They had the shape and structure of microbial stromatolites, but no evidence of organic matter to back it up.
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But once you add up all these crosscurrents, how much does it matter to the $17 trillion American economy?
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When a young man is murdered on the streets of Baltimore or Chicago, it must matter to us all.
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Kelly, an electrician, and Phillips, a bank manager, opted to move out and to take the matter to court.
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Part of why space efforts matter to those of us on Earth goes beyond the simple curiosity of science.
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Apple has argued that it should be a congressional matter, to be decided by legislation, rather than the courts.
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In Harlem in February, she called on white people to come together with Black Lives Matter to dismantle racism.
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Honestly, we have no idea, but it doesn't seem like Lovato is ready to put the matter to rest.
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Laforge says it doesn't matter to him whether or not the accused predator mentions anything explicitly sexual or not.
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Officers calmed down the situation and told them this was, ironically, a civil matter to be settled in court.
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It reaffirmed what I already know: What I choose to put on my plate should only matter to me.
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He has made clear that Russia's attack on Ukraine and seizure of Crimea are of little matter to him.
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A Justice Department official in Washington referred questions about the matter to Mr. Higdon's office, which declined to comment.
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Skip the platitudes, and instead write about a favorite memory that shows the recipient why they matter to you.
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Would that matter to you, or would it matter more what the person stood for and pledged to do?
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Doesn't matter to Bryce -- who's expected to sign a contract that could be worth hundreds of millions of dollars!
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It would be a simple matter to exonerate himself by making available his tax returns and his banking transactions.
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The captured silt mixes with organic matter to become soil, and gradually extends the shore further into the sea.
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Although I myself am Buddhist, it doesn't matter to me which religious tradition figures in the stories I read.
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Skip the platitudes and instead write about a favorite memory that shows the recipient why they matter to you.
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If you get a call, it doesn't matter to me if the source is the head of the CIA.
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She said he was "horrified" and "disgusted" and said that he would refer the matter to the attorney general.
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We were in an interracial relationship and it didn't matter to her if her parents liked me or not.
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SCHMIDT: Why does it matter to you how much stature or the position the person has in the administration?
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Our longstanding philosophy as a couple is that life is much too serious a matter to take too seriously.
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But then, the Rothschilds were not particularly religious and what seemed to matter to the baroness were the skulls.
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People who have the capacity to absorb information are entitled to the truth about things that matter to them.
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Once again, though, people are entitled to be in touch with the truth about things that matter to them.
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It didn't matter to me who won the election because I had realized it wasn't my country after all.
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Why do you have no choice in the matter to be alone with the president in the Oval Office?
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The House impeached Trump on two articles last week, moving the matter to the Senate for trial in January.
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And how much does what happened in Iowa and New Hampshire matter to the state of play in Nevada?
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Hinch called that "a joke," and Rosenthal said Hinch and Boone put the matter "to bed" in their discussion.
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Among their transgressions, in the eyes of their critics, is their comparison of Black Lives Matter to hate groups.
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He referred the matter to the American Civil Liberties Union, which challenged the constitutionality of Virginia's anti-miscegenation law.
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We had learned that looks do matter to the world, even, or maybe especially, when people swear they don't.
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The chairwoman of the California Republican Party sued over the law, sending the matter to the state's high court.
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That inquiry found the Sudanese military had committed war crimes and referred the matter to the International Criminal Court.
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It is a simple matter to see the gulf between a policy announced and the way things actually work.
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This is a procedural move that limits the consideration of a pending matter to 30 additional hours of debate.
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"At the end of the day, what we want or don't want is not going to matter to anyone."
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Facebook did not mention releasing further details on the matter to the public, which some lawmakers have pushed for.
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The fact is, we could eliminate those profits and it would hardly matter to the cost of health care.
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